272 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/13f43ebb8847fabdf6a5a8b366172daa.pdf 98ef6df3877f0261585eb6fd02de4fd9 PDF Text Text II Tr *i H e a r t , fc’Veflre t a b l e & Srea fhest Garden Land , Aasoclated Press Full Leased Wire Plotter GHERTY it Asserts 'over P art to King ling Claims A ttorney Pushen His In v esti­ gation W ith A rrest Of Sev­ eral Persons Forecast By Los Angeles A u th o rities “ ------ f $25,000 .u “ Invisible Kneniia*** Blamed For Latest pen Nations By Mrs. A imp* *S. M cPherson ecks Were) j Interest, Counsel > £ _ __ LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10.—(/P) With •» number of arrests im­ minent, a sensational climax was Hope of gaining wenlth inspired forecast today in the Aiinee Sem ­ Sept 16.—(/P) Clyde Reese Bachelor, 27 (above), ple McPherson kidnaping investi­ a m o u n tin g to to plot the shotgun murder of his gation. PKtriet Attorney Asa rich father-in-law. Judge l.amur ich th e gov- C. Smith, at Wctutiipku, Ain., Keyes, pii-hing the impiiry into an alleged perjury conspiracy, xnid \va« p a rt of Bachelor told authorities. He hired he would ipiestimi a numher of p e r­ I M erton, Gor- a negro to pull the trigger. sons thought to he implicated by tlie recent expose of the Miss X. jn a g n a tc , paid hoax. [,ute R epublican The re-opening of the entire case id tte e m a n from was caused by Mrs. Lorraine Wise­ fo r “ ru s h in g ” man Sielaff. who charged th a t she [gh th e Alien had been hired and financed to od ian’s office, conjure up a mythical “ Miss X.” as the companion of Kenneth (1. Orevidence in the miston former Angelos Temple 1>1. D augherty nnd radio operator, during a 10-day so­ ■r today. journ at Carmel. '•cks is for $25,000. Kennic W agner Given Ghango Witnesses in previous investiga­ 1, 1021. It bears Of Venue And A w aits S e t­ tions testified tliut a man identi­ If Merton an<i is tin g O f New T rial D ate; De­ fied as Orniistoti hud occupied a Rash.” The governThis check was “a cision Buds *2-l)ay H earing cottage a t Carmel, with a woman companion shortly after the evan­ *;50,O0U Merton saiii and Jesse Smith, LKAKKVH.LK, .Nilas.. Sept. Hi. gelist disappeared last May. Kvnngolist May Be Arrested man Friday, got the - f/P» Willi a victory in another From an authoritative source it date of this check round in his fight for life, tucked that on which Mer- away, Rennie Wagner, alleged has been learned that plans are I gave King a $50,000 slayer of five men. today awaited under way to take the Angelas mission.” Objections the selection'of a new date for his Temple pastor into custody within itttorneys kept this trial on a charge of murdering the next 4K hours, ,ami nt . least becoming u government Murdock McIntosh, a (Ireene coun­ two others, and possibly five persons face arrest on charges of sub­ ty deputy sheriff. two checks nre for Evidence in W agner’s case will ordination of perjury, it was said. Among those scheduled to npfor $500. The first ho presented in Meridian at a | to Smith. The second special session of circuit court be­ pear before Keyes for questioning I to "Cash.” Both are ginning on n date to lie decided today, wns J. E. W atts, said to hnve been a process server for R. [li, 11121 on<l arc signed by Ju dge I. M. Bordeaux. A fter n two-day hearing, Judge A. McKinley, blind L<uig Beach a t ­ t\ment alleged the to- Bordeaux here yesterday, ruled torney, recently killed in nn a u to ­ W atts entered itwo checks, $4,143.75 favornbly on a motion by counsel mobile accident. ie coupon value, or in- fur the defense for a change of the McPherson inquiry when Miss W agner's attorney’s hadi Bernice Morris, formerly private 1115,000 of Liberty Loan venue. 25 each. Oct. 15, 1921, contended th a t the former cow-1 secretary for McKinley, identified lifter the date. Oct. 2, hoy couldn't obtain a fair trial in |Him as the synthetic Steve in an alleged plot to produce mythical Merton said he gave (ireene county. With tlie exception of an hour kidnaiicrs to prove the evnngolin L ib erty I.nan required for the indictment of ist's a lxluct ion story. W agner on a charge of first de­ Thrci* weeks before Mrs. MelDi.rK.ig, who was see gree murder and the entering of Agun ie late Republican cimi- a plea of not guilty, all of tho Phcrson re-nppepnrcd nt A Mexico,. 1 rs. M Prifta, her moUier, yp'terday testified t h a t 1 days of I lie special session of c ir ­ her tv.i, canceled checks cuit court concluded here last night Minnie Kenne dy, linin'ftllu-ed to ty, two to Jess Smith, were spent in hearing testimony newspapers she had received clues i riglia hand man, ami by numerous residents of this sec­ indicating her daughter had been hrukerage transactiotfit tion to determine whether Wagner kidnaped. McKinley then came prated afte r they were could he given an impartial trial forward with a story of having been approached liy two s t r a n g ­ to hi* employer. in Greene county. to the form er a |W agner exhibited no nervousness ers who sought to have him nego­ al. Parking said were here yesterday. lie sat near his tiate with Mrs. Kennedy for the Poach and the brokeriMf* father, (,'. M. W a g n e r,-o f Scott collection of a posted reward of Weil disposal of Lib- county, Virginia, who came here $25,000 for the safe return of the woman pastor. naiil as i oimnisr.ion for to aid his son if possible. ifi-t i i expediting puyThe elder Wagner said that Ren­ Wompn Blames Invisible Enemy I'.ai'o unit claim to ti nie was the only one of his 11 Mrs. McPherson Inst night a n ­ ration for seized stork children who had ever been charged nounced from her pulpit nnd over owiht*. Durkin*.; also with a law violation. IN' said he the radio that the latest attacks ili'lio tmg fur King a believed the statem ent of his son oil her kidnaping slory were the lill.tMtii which had linen In the effect th at lie shot McIntosh machinations of an "invisible ene­ t retainer to a rommis- ill self defense. my intent on crushing her.” BUXlll in liberty bonds. The suicide yesterday of Dr. A. Harking identified ns a M. W aters curtails ’ the inquiry Nullified as a memoplanned by Keyes on the charges kings anpotintniviit, u made by Mrs. Sielaff. W aters was r on whjrh war. “ 10 mentioned in connection with the i ;i".I'' whiskey, rye, Mis. Ellen Methvin of HUB West case when his name was found In I't.ir. U n m a n liquor*.' a note book belonging to Mrs. Sic'•I the McAlpin Hotel F irst street, wns struck by a truck t Miller, with his wife, •it iven by Ralph Robinson this loff. Mrs. .Sielaff declared th at Mrs. suite of T. Coleman morning, hut not seriously hurt, nc McPherson told her Dr. Waters cording to the police departm ent *21, while he was alien Mian, and a t a time, Miss Methvin was bruised and the had promised to produce the wom­ iti<»n .iivs he came up skin slightly torn in several places, an who occupied tho Carmel cot­ tage. She said the evangelist paid SRton to deliver $•>,- it was reported. Miss NJetlivin had reaches! the him $125. Dr. Waters Monday de­ elaitn nf Kichard center of F irst street at French nied having nny connection with Arhiimpugnc dinner. *» dismissed by the Avenue when struck by the truck, tho McPherson case. yesterday a f te r three eye witnesses told Police Lieuten­ inmn in ywhieh he re- a n t A. H. Beckwith, who with de­ M t the knowledge of tective J. B. Green investigated thu In the payment of theaccident. Mr. Robinson was driv­ escribed the money ing a truck for A. I). Rosier, S an­ ns a fee ns he suid ford plumber, it was said. d tlie dn im money to York hotel. ALLEGED KILLER OF FIVE WINS IN 1ST COURT ROUND [ Girl Is Struck By Truck On 1st Street Drivers Of Motors ■Permanent With Bright Lights srsOfLeague SoughtlnCampaign nToAssembly Police uro waging- a campaign IA* Sep*. 10.—(/P)—The *rm«nent mouthers of °f Nations council “V the assembly to­ la »rt> Poland, Belgium, [Holland. Chile, Colombia, itmmi and Czccho Slohallnt. with 49 coun- rave the folliwng re?b‘» M; Poland 45; Salvador 42; Bel41; Holland 37; Vz‘ ho Slovakia 28; Portugal 7; Finland 14; /• Uruguay 9; Canada 2; lb Esthomn 2; Siam 2. Lit „ha,l lbe necessary President Ninchitcli ■ti° ,er ballot necesary Ij* ninth seat. This bniY* follows: Czecho Slo- ['Inland 11 ; Portugal-7; \sThreaten Toll of Lives To h AndPropertyInMid- West CHICAGO. ,#fpt. 10.—(/F)— tmuAh of their livestock and porStreams-swollen by the fourth Ison*! belongings by fleeing to general du*r*T>°ur in the mid-west i higher ground. #ks threatened today to Western Illinois was hardest Hit In two add t- |ie toll of lives and .proper. , by. the rains, which descended on ty heaviest September r a i n - , sections of Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, tlie history of tho region, iIown, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska ong the Illinois River in W e s t - 1South Dakota, Wisconsin, and rn Illinois householders moved ! Michigan, their fnmilien and goods to higher j The rain, of near cloudburst pro­ land away from the levyes lashed i portions in many places, swept the by water risen to the 22-foot stage. central grain states while they Every nvnilnhln person in Bonrds- still suffered from previous recent town was drafted for patrol duty deluges, and swelled the September along the now embnnkment built!rain fall to 12 inches for somi after the disastrous leveo break ureas. in 1922, when tho entire town was Corn nlrendy fully two weeks inundated. One break near the late and under t brent of heavy loss city was closed with sand hags. from frost, was further damaged. Hundreds of ncres of nearby Farniers nbnndoncd hope for much farm lands were under wnter from nnmll grain. On the Kansas plains u gap torn in n special druinngc whole sections of track were district levee. Farmery saved washed out. 2* Miss ‘X’ Hoax Exptj^d By Story Of Yy^rtnan s Given ngainst drivers of automobiles with brig h t lights, and without lights. A number of offenders faced Judge NV. E. White* in Mu­ nicipal Court Wednesday. Defendants charged with oper­ ating a car with bright lights were Mermnnd Hill a»‘l Dennis John­ son. They were fined $1 each. Those charged with operating with one light were: Mrs. E. W. Web­ ster. R. E. Staley, Carl Echols and J. McKinney. Fines of $1 each were assessed. „ R L. Brock and M. R. Williams, charged with operating automo­ biles without light*, bonds of $5 each. A. W- B o m U and Carl Dorsey were lined »5 for exceeding the speed H p lt D. Bonston estreated ab en d of %10 on a similar churire. E. t). Meredith es­ treated a $5 ho ml on violatlon charge. / W ® ®P*'rnh" . his cabs continued to Friday on n charge of parking lna c“r without ®bb' voted three year « seats to Poand. Chile •■ ®nd to year tenure \ "“Hand and China. li*Theron wKito and Edmond Bak­ . lnK non-permanent er were fined $5 each on disordedy conduct chnrge. J. G. DnMs wns " •It -• AIrM.Ha* ' . ,c ouocll. ftijnlUr ohartrei.charge*. 5Si ^ s r ^ r s s is s s r w ’s j ’iio'T »•* i?6 * '-j ’izV*' Srf t u u t m J0R9; Bight Pages Today S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 16, 1926 KEYES TO ASK ARREST OF EVANGEUST K ^ a 1" and north wind*, posslbljf ing strong on the m t coast,!17: CT- I VrU/ <3^\ I JONES LEADING EVANS 2 UP ON FIRST EIGHTEEN V eteran Chicago S hir C ham j\on Thrilling All Way Bui Bobby in 70 Against 7-1 fur 25-Mile Swim - i. T JERSEYD Gives Fight T u rn s Evans Fire Arms Ex Taken Into As One of Slayerii Minister And Sin Champion (Jets Away To An Excellent Start Gunn And Von Elm Paired In Close M atch: Dawson and Held Meet in A nother >* Perjury Charges May Be Prefern j Gorsline and His Col panion May Be H For False Testim ony SHORT HILLS. N. J., Sept. K*. r (fl’l Itohhv Jones, defcmlng Ills title as amateur gotl' champion, lit j tli' th u d round at Rnll*mo| tm|n\ -------• • ’# L led iT.i ' E v an s of ( Im ago. 2 no StLMFUVM.I.K, N. J-. Sept. j « holes o' at the *ml "f Hi*' fit t llt'ir '•* hole Ii ill le If. - (AIM Henry Stevens,*^ \ T h i ; is Maxine M •n ■ Tin* M'loran < hieago s tar g n u fin* linns expert, today join­ Junes a sensational hut lie all tie* yoll rail mv of her * ge'lt* ed his Brother Willie and wav and it was only by posting ■* coud'ti»*o fiie her .«ft<-iii|*t t cousin Henry I ’arpender, in ; brilliant round of 7u, two und** t III* 2 ’> llilb". 10-1 We. || I ' ll par, that Bobby was able to gam and Lewes, ]».• 1. Maxim* i* D*. the Somerset county jail (Ml:* pi.t.w oq.w n-uq,) j a m aUu|ii'!.\pu -ii( h v " in I'nlnniu. I’a . ar.d goes to high m iiool, Sto* hopes to make charges, of m urdering EeV. around m 7 I. Kdwurd W heeler Hall Bobby Jones, locked with Chick I liu lot*r s w mi -do rtIv. Mrs. Flea nor Mills \vW Evans of Chicago raced away to n scnaatimuil start on the first Lot lies were found four y e a n Dei 'sites To A nnual M eeting New Y o rk T o Boris I ' light Is ! three holes oil their 30 hole conti ago. -rfHeld up this M orning When becoming two up us they went G i. • Dr. H iram Evans PerTho slain rector’s relatives k* i Leak is Discovered; Hop-off the fourth tee. l Y O D J l U I \ T I o .nriagc and his widow Mrs. F ran- •'> miN.s.''n to ‘S tru t His S tu ff’ The ehafnpion and Evans halved j l H l I M S )(■ ! \ 1 ci*s Stevens Hall, were IndlctBd d May Take Blare On Friday the first hole with birdie fours aft - J, W ith c*\p ■' *vc Hotel Suite *’ " i for the murder y<**toril*y ns on* of ^ er Chick bad rimmed the cup with ' the last, acts of the grand jury -ij NVKSTBURY. N. V , Sept 10 WASHINGTON, Sept. l 0 -(/P ) his initial putt to miss narrowly which will prnhnhly consider i t !• With tin nrd biennial convo­ 0 P t~ The New York to I’arU sinking the bull for nn eagle. I'l'-nec against other |M*rHonn in th> •• cation of the Ku Klux Klun now flight, of Cupt. Fonck, French nvi Bobby, playing flawless golf, rase. Iwfore it is superceded atur and three companions was n m atter of history. Hr. Hiram W. was down in another birdie three B;iir S e r v in g T erm -i in F ed ­ , the September grand Jury. T h i postponed today, perhaps mdefin Finns, Lmporer and Imperial Wi­ at the second, becoming up as eral B iisu n for A lleg ed ( ’on- four indicted yesterday will b« t t v zard came forward today with itch because of a leak ill the plane Evans, off the line with bis iron, raigned tomorrow. The prosecu- , \e r s io n o f A lcoh ol. D enied tion w ll msk# nn effort to h i t i some announcements of policy oth­ gasoltiif tank. The leak was found required a five one over par. as tln v v * ere preparing to hop off er than those win. the Knights F ic c d o m Bv B.irdm i Hoard Mrs. Hall's ta.il increased. Shi Tllby halved Ho1 i\tb ill par Igor Sikorsky, designer and went on record formally. lias Iiewn out in $l."),000 hall, fours. Both were long on t Mrai.'lii Meanwhile the Imperial Wizard Imilth'r of the huge three motored with their tee •dint ;, tail Ihihhv ; A I I V \ I'A 1, . . N-epl. 10 i.-7*i Aflur the indirtiNcnts were bi-plum* gave orders to put tin* Neiil io!d and Winfi'bl .lone*, ccrv- j (<irm*t|, Special l*roHecutor A1 himself was under authorization outdrove Chirk about. ;.’U yards, granted by the Knights at the con- plane back into its banger vviien it Bobby's approach was 3il feet be­ itig two vcar setilem ea ill the fed­ under Simpson said "thsi> '(hiding session to continue to occu- proved difficult to stop the flow of yond the pin, while Evans was eral penitcntiaiy buto for conspira­ sonic questions o l perjury which was leaking a ‘. Hie py hotel bridal suites during his gasoline short and to the right. Both run cy to vmlntc Ho* prohibition act. may l>v (in-sented to th^s rate of II) gallons an hour. have l>e<>n tlenii d i ieu’ency by the nury.” Hp refused to travels and to mnintnin otherwise ir had been expressed that if their approach putts within *a>y fedi ral board of pardons, it wns Individuals concerned, but the living standard commensurate the flyer* did not get under wav distnni’t* and were down on their .*HHo!in* ed at tin* prison today. ed that while Ralph u with the “dignity of the Klnn.” today weather conditions might second putts. m*r. vestryman In The brothers w r e eonvicteil In “ Boys, I’ve just been strutting not permit them to start this year Jones turned a t tile seventh' my stu ff,” Dr. Evans said in ex­ Tentatively the start of the flight hole two up on Evans. Jones reel­ 1ceiinec*ion with un ailsvud .♦hole- church was testif; plaining his use of an expensive wns set again for tomorrow, ed off another birdie to take tl e sale conversion of alcohol by Hit juror, rose and sal Mm »1.uni Dmg and Manufactur­ some way in which that automobile numbered only three Mr. Sikorsky said the trouble seventh hole four to six. Two l*e punished for perjury." behind the newest car of the P res­ was quickly located and that il long wooden club shots straight ing Company nf Ilalliniorc. . for > Gorsline and Miss Ka ident of the United States. "1 nm wns a small m atter to repair, lie and true, carried Jtuhby to the \ Isi r reeoieniei list i *lis p* going to leave il to you whether expressed the belief that till* plane gltcll, where In* \ia< down ill Ii • IVI " I * --.I'll l. l,sve been r e a d ' Ruslall formerly a member f the ex , choir lod by Mrs. Mills, _ 1 shall continue to do so.” would prnbnblv take off tomorrow pulls whils liio fotnlrr i h;mi|*i**n brf .' I V l o:i' ,| The delegates replied with ii i iu()fmng if weather conditions was digging nut of h a/aids no*.’. iig- co.nmg I iimk n a li"i.s l; disclosed, after four ytani roar of approval ami a unanimous w im favorable. of t lie way. j'l 'lot *"n In del's. It ..as sil-. nial», tkal they, ware Within vote to turn over to Dr. Evans for Evans ...>n his first hole of tb.i .......... I t ’.al -nw ' *rr 'h o ; «‘dv. ./ ‘hr muDMf* . *r his private use a small yacht own­ match at the eighth when Hobby . ' ma.li* lavi.n.hU expressions w.-rs G. rslim. sdirf fK told MM ed by the organization nnd now in drive found a trap to the left of the the ......... from ib orgi* ntnl jury he 1 had seen a* wbII1 m fair.vav. ( 'hick was -I might down five .......gin e .i.xre.-M.ien. something that night. M ill Florida waters. the middle and was .... with hiThe I...... u l - beard an -ffi tall also testified hefor. tho In explaining the pi.’ieies today Dr. Evans declared th a t the Klim second. Bobby’s appr.*a* b look ' '*> 1 B *J '*>. J^V* , „ . .. two putts for a five, one over par, Il....... .. w.lm -s at the Oil* nf the surprise witnBI stood four square for the paynieiil The unit Ii was hal.-.l ... threes, (rial s.* Hi.- J-ne* biot.iers were was John M.ll.vell ♦'niployBd. by foreign nations of their debts t" CHICAGO. Sept Hi.- 1/1*1—Sil. Their tee shots .soared ...er Hi«* I l b- •>ffob,. •.! sU'.-.l that he um Urtaker who buried the United States, adding that if Still\v«ill is said U France did not want to pay on the rr«M of the niovemeut within the .*11 vurd route to the given, hut hi ............... had l . n i r.i.eu nf- 11*1 terms agreed upon, she should i • Democratic pnrtv to abolish the Hobby missed his first putt, a ten ter ...e.ii.oi b\ governnmut offic- told the grand jury that w h e ^ l <i«G and that the Jones brothers lull raised her veil at the fulj pudinte the debt and stop talking two-thirds rule for national non. footer for a birdie. illations was predieed today by the The tenth was halved in par! bad n-.tlung t*. Jo .. iih the Mary- be aaw .eratchos onher left cb about it. Evans sliced his d ri.e ......laud Drug A Ma.iuwacltiring ( oai- Mr.. M«rie Demare. . Mioth.r I i Regarding the reported message national mmmittee members of fours. pr.se witnes. U said t . hav# sent to the state departm ent by Iowa who have h e n leaders in the the rough but B"hh. was St. sight pa", a fte r September. I'-'JI N-ufield Jones is now umUr in- he jury .he «•••‘ ^h° Premier Mussolini of Ituly, pro­ campaign since its inception early down the center. Chirk's second year. failed to bring him out of the tall I dieMnen) ........ to. stlege.l at. Im* Ihraatan Mr». MiH* with testing against antii-Fascist organ­ this Clyde L. Herring, of Des Moines while Mutiny Bobbv';■> linin'' auproai Ii t„»k 1 t*“M'». b a.m g income t a x ., . l-si.r. to Mrs Hall of h*r lor* •£.. izations in this country, the Imper­ grass while II,. v .o,1d II,-I I.......ligi'dc for pa fait' with th* clergyman. *L. ial Wizard said America would pay and Mr*. Madge O’Neill, of Co­ him to the edge *of the green. | ,,.i,.r ||„, des . I I'm t*-ar*l ^h# also atlaeked til* alibi no ntention to ukases from foreign lumbus Junction, Iowa, the Iowa The <’hirngoiin made a sensation- * ' " members, issued a -tatement show but inked that I'M e.a?e be heard, Henry Stevana rtiat haa stood * dictators. hi ing that tK members of the na­ id recovery, tossing his pit• Ii dimd .ii the technical ground Hint a re ; four y*ur«, saying sh* had * ~ s ' ' He added that the Klnn opposed tional committee have pledged to tin* pin, lie then sank Ids first t war r ant had not hvsn filed i him in New Brunswick tho nr dictatorships in government and themselves fo rthi* adopt ion of putt for a hair. ing a fte r thu murder, when officials said "nny sworii rattling," because stieli j The uleventii was halved ill1 I 'l l " '1 t() mnjority rule in all future ouclaims to htivu been fishing. things nlniost inevitably lead fours. Their drives c"iitiiiued • , | a, ... , • volitions, predicting an Rev. Paul H, Hnmhorgsxy SAM, . ; and . • , of. . th . at con­ war. Turning" to domestic straight uml their iipi.p'iiches on - - pr»h-.overwhelming majority the Dr. Hall told him of throats m ‘ Ictus, the Wizard declared the KIan i volition vote of 1920 would be hi this hole dropped safely on the ngainst him. Stevens, who is dry but added that it was n - , ’ , ’ ’ - ‘^ v ^ i c n . ^ . , , the h a s , ; . ', green t<> give each a pair ol putts been under surveillance sine* partisan organization in political thi* figure. for regulation figures. recent reopening of thu lnvcsU| affairs and could he rolled upon to They continued the terrific pile tion was arrested In I^ivaU support n real man when tlu* at the twelfth, each player on "Well." he said, "that U th*lr choico wns between his selection more matching par figures with of the »(ory, I hnve my own." ■>y' and th a t of a non-competent run­ threes. Neither apparently could ’ •hj A des* riptive musical number, ning upon some moral issue. make a mistake. Their iron toss­ “ Nigger in tin* Mainvaid.” included FIRE DAMAGES C A 8TLB The last session of tho convoca­ es carried over the IM .Mini OMAHA, Neh„ Sept. I f l - l / P I - stretch of sand and rough straight in Hi*' programs of the largo •ontion ycHterdny was the only secret e s ­ to the green. They ran down eri I hand will be pluved bv tI im ABERDEEN .Scotland, S ep t one during the three days. It was Hud Reynolds. f*«ilumhus, Sanford Muni* M'.d Band Ihursdav OP) Clutiy Castle, belonging devoted entirely to the transaction tablished a new world's record for their approach putts t>> within two night i*t 1he Cdy Park, according Lady Emily Eliza Cuthcart, of business, including amendments continuous pianoplaying when In- feel of the clip nnd holed out their ,'nli Kei M'li-t. in, bandniaslei' one of th* largest and moat to the constitution nnd the adop­ completed 105 hours here lute lns‘ thirds. All •»(f ItbIi*# in - ♦t unn*i:t •'* night. The former record of 103 tion of a resolution requesting the They halved the thirteenth, both hirin' Burn!* f » «ltv*Aiilu# 1lit* *' ” 'tinl mansions in the north of i land, was badly damaged by J American government to keep hours wns established in Sail F ran­ (Continued on Fugc Two) will hi- used Thursday night, he last night. The Ab*sde«n * hands off tho religious controversy cisco five yenrH ago. said. Reynolds wns fed milk and soup brigade succeeded in aaving.s in Mexico. Th,* program i;i a 1* follows: by the manager of the cafe where . Marrli Tin* Goldi'ii West —- ninin part *f the structure. Pommcolu — Bonds Issued at he performed. He fainted Tuesday I.us*y. , . , $800,000 for public improvements but resumed his playing eight min­ liiteniii'Z/n Moenlight in Flurutes Inter. in this city. i<!a Siorin. Foxt 'I'.ct I’m I / mipIv With­ Warren. WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. - (TP) out You ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 10—(/P) Mi'dl'W S«l«'.tio*. - i'am pin —The wets’ attem pt to "defeat a — Pessimists who raiRe a ijry over Inrgo number of dry senators nnd V > ios - Brockton. the fate of tho American home and Oveitun* — Undo Tmu — representative* ill Washington. Through iirrsngemcnta bemoan the "JnzB craze” wero ta­ I.hi.gey. Vermont, Now York, Massnchuswith tho Asoclated Press, ken to task today by Congressman InternjIsHion sets, South Cnrolitiu, Louisiana, Sanford Herald will fumlah'R Martin L. Dnvcy, of Ohio. Ad­ Desorintivo Nigger In tho The Sanford Lions club today I declared. No admission feos will Mlchignn and Colorado failfd in detailed account of the dressing tho International conven­ every instance in Tuesday's pri­ Barnyard - - lA'renherg. louship fight botwoen *2 tion of life underwriter*, hu cited .n,ior,od tho Sanford Forum p '." Fox Trot (Novelty) Horses — Demnscy and Gene Tunney ,n« “upon P™ a free will offering to maries" Wnyno B. Wheeler, gen­ tho unprecedented volume of life after It had been presented! to the hear Gay and Whitney. tne costs. stagod at Philadelphia on eral counsel of the unti-saloon insurance sold in America as rea­ membership by W. R. Smith of the Selection — Robin Hood — DeA small guarantee fund will ho night of Sept. 23. The He sons why there should need be no Kiwanis club. The Lions, meeting raised to take earn nf u deficiency league, said here today In a state­ Koven. , will recelvo tho blow b r 1 fear as to the future of the home nt tho Seminole Cafe, appointed if tha free will offering is not suf­ ment. Fox Trot Someone is Is.sin account of the bout over its I Wherever a dry was replaced, he Susan — Turk and Meyer. nnd why the "jazz” charge is un­ Volie Williams to represent the ficient, it was said. cd wire and tha results club on the committee, which will continued, it was by another dry. March — The Noblo (.'ommand* founded. It Is planned to open tho for­ transmitted .t* ’ a special have charge 6f arrangements for Even in tho 34thJcongressional dis­ "Life insurance,” he declared, Is er — Williams. um In Sanford Dec. 20 and It will to b* placed across the a positive expression of the great the forum. trict in New York, Judge Clarke, Anthem — Star ftpangled Bnncontinue through March. from The Herald offle* s a l home Instinct. Love is the mo­ who defeated Representative Tol­ The forum plun orlgniated In nor — Koy. Ben Cantwell, star hurler of the Seminole County Bank’.! ‘ tive power that makes possible the Daytona three years ago, Mr. Sapford baseball club, wus a guest ley, in tho Republican contest has Mur* ,■ greater proportion of the tremen­ Smith said. Authorities on inter­ of the club. Speaking of the pitch­ a dry voting record in congress. The Herald will be aM r.}j| dous volume of life insurance that esting subjects, speakers of other er’s fine record for ta li season, G. Representative HUI defeat for the flash results through A wo see in force among our people. lands and lecturers on business W. Spencer Jr., a member of the senatorial nomination In Maryland courtesy of th# lo*al Odd Life insurance U a material evi­ topics will appear on tho lecture club, said that the work of win­ and a wet successor in his congres­ lows lodgq whith has dence of something fine and won­ platform In tho*citles represent­ ning 20 games and losing six, sional district ia like Representa­ A. C. Carter, manager of the th* us* of ita stereoptldag.l derful in the character of America ed in the forum. ranked Br. Cantwell as the host tive Upshaw’s defeat by a dry in Hunferd C m llt. Association, has rhino. . The** aurrae So long as that something re­ The Daytona men who hsd, pitcher in organized baseball of Georgia. n*signo«L to enter business for him­ have b*ea mad* main*,, America is safe and her charge of tho forum arrangements the south. Fourteen' of the 20 self. The resignation wns effec­ fight faaa may future ture nsBured.” assured. . (decided to Include other cities in games were shutouts, he Shid. PREMIER W ONT RESIGN * tive Wfxlaoaday. Y with an accurst* accoun t1 T. C. Hardin o f Oglethorpe, Ga., I ' r .'. S .„- S1 ■I onfi in oruer ««•«*« . i i ’V < o ine r uiorum m l„apeaker8 order wmv thot more Mr. Carter has opened a sol- bout and tk* results are, expression of M a reckless demand could bo r.Pen- a, guest of the clab, gave a >hort ATHENS, Sept. 10.—( ^ —Pre­ luctlan agency office In the Miller of irresponsible minority. minority It l" lBnge<1 Mr> Sm ith gnidi The pro­ talk. Claude G. Sistrunk. a local mier Kondylls and his government building on Magnolia Avenue. A flashed on tha serpen in $ nf nn Irresoonalble bo reaeh as many froth and foam. It is conspicuous moters are planning to have six member, spoke of tho fruit crop In hnve no intention of retiring ho desire fe r promoting his personal ' ’L because of its boldness. Why l* cities in the circuit, bo that a North Carolina, where ho had been told tho Associated Pres* today. intereata was given by Mr. Carter poaaiWe. * l!!»a Herald; there so much talk about it? Be­ week’s engagem ent can he guaran­ this summer. * The premier bellevea his policy sat­ aa .tha reasen for hie resignaion. all Interested i f j cause so few people are Involved in teed each lecturer. ' Dr.. W. H. Rucker sang "Far isfies public opinion and will load J. 0 . Dlckspa of Orlaado ia p#M- to b* |ta guest# ‘ it." It Is a non-profit enterprise and Away In Egypt," and gave as an to preliminary electlona whiah ideaf o f «lv> eredit association tha shadigloaakip i fOOOT^ , “YouMl Get Heaps of Lick- will be carried net with th* fullest bore. No suceeesor has bd*n apa nniooiitmlfl_Plans under w a y 1is entirely under tho management tyfa/’v Joseph G. Graham sang impartiality. pplnted. "}.t ;T*. for Bonrii* Boon.” col* Bay. KLAN HEAD GIVES GAS TANK LEAKS, FEW OF POLICIES HALTING FLIGHT FOR COMING YEAR OF FONCK PLANE 1st! t; IJONES BROTHERS CLEMENCY P L E A ............. ... Democrats Will Bon Two-Thirds Rule, Is Belief Of Iowa Heads TOi Bud Reynolds Flays Piano For 105 Hours Solon Raps People Who Bemoan ‘Jazz Craze’ Of This Age Tonight’s Concert To Include Famous "Descriptive Piece Wets Fail To Defeat Drys Irt Eight States, Wheeler Points Out Fight Returns W Be Given On Screei By Sanford He Sanford Lions Endorse Forum Plan Proposed For City By Kiwanis Club A. C. Carter Qmts Credit Body Job - r J. ’ t**A'*T. SI r14 �v. /.* .*. i “ .'-ltSx>\' \ >■ tin rH < How Death Came To Eight Ill-Starred Romance With a Paddle A Future Jack Dempsey im i -f * f ' u ri t y . f if*- > A , v 1 IaW (r # *'* %* U ’ •W ,m m ,• e f f i f *• **..# * * Seek Old League Flag r* r- Cot ! 1is Man Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcf'ur their son Patrick is going I < up. Anti an \vi>nt!<i tin* Weighs 00 pound:'. Ilf'- : im weighed seven anil a half p’* goon thereafter. l.*J \ I Mutt hew All.., in j.iil ni’ensci t 'tllHMlI.lti*, ('ll ■•••*. liailtliln. niii’inl ,i ill |irc IViTr cuing til. Rov Bandits A Scientific “Divining Rod 1 §1 ’• 9 *>• . __ 43 y1 w\' <$1 Ar **• l % J1 r \ t i i t / .. . T i • ||Kf Rud>? Wrong ( oolidge Luc! Throughout the sunniier snuth v. i ten t aiat i -.i j! in Colo. i ,n n li:i\ • lii ell tei r<'i l/' i| hy F ih l i inl.'il i'*n < nl lltest* i v.• lin.V til ■I I I1• i r ■I I it>iii e, ih. ve, i * 1. In-: lifiihi r I. slie, h. -low, is nnl\ II. Tl.e\ esooped from a re form ­ atory anti perpetrated many holilnps. I'tis-tes finally t aught them a f te r a Hl-tlay limit with blood­ hounds. Fui rest has been sent in the penitentiary, and Leslie, win. r e s i lid irre i, was shot and is in a evilleal ei.nditiet . Fakers used to loente w-I P. Bertnehy, o f Omaha, hastatic balance," shown a1" well, at ('ampin'll, in Frank littiun of ;ntti, had mi l i it*..; eompany to Imre Ini ml: I their money hack and a v. * for Nehrnsku's new ••field." Louisiana Slorm Rips Steele From Church ! •mihii s i.f |{udy Valentino are in order nov , and lies Moines nom­ inates \ i\ i' i Toler, 1! I-year-old shoe clerk. I'eier was an " e x tra ” in tile I'iliin ,f of “The 'loti Com* niamliiieiiJ , ' and freipiently was mistalo a i . r the .hoik. Seo thngo tooth? Two of fit with a third on the way. And Mat jorlo Ann, dauKhter of Mr. a" Mrs. C. II. Carter of lndiuim|wlr w as exactly two weeks old '(•>'' she posed for this picture. Jk’11 it, mot hers! H*4§wj! iis jg^v'ftrojred throughout tho district pnri.-hi * of Louisiana cuuseit damage «*t in ( ii.\. li'iuma, Sehi'ijiver, Itiuelwid und ot huhe I hnreh In Houma wheru tho wind over an area 18,r> miles long und fit! wide, The well known Copjldifn luek (ill hold - nut. Thia 'tlWr it turn­ ed lip in Illinois where Marilyn Ives i'..idiilKi>, of near IJioumlnj;Inn, Won highest baby honors at the Htnie fair. Her score wan 88.5. Marilyn's family Is of tho- name stock ns the picsidont’a according to her father,, W. JVCpolidgc, who attend.' thu family roanlonii. ■ This strange boat, like an enlarged inner tulu "i*1* 11 motor stuck on behind; 1* be Voyage* around Log Angeles. C. Winder Scott, it s 1m entor, calls ilf Che ‘'uiraftr Scott prettyTia**cnKerH. When the boat Ih deflated it . m I,,, carried under tho arm, ’ •-rr-rrr �•V-i"' i-iV-fA --1- • • u M iO il TOMBS' JK l *k ite * ' ../A N S 2 UP ON FIRST EIGHTEEN Tunncy Resumes His Training After Rest f t to ts Servic? ---------- -Walter L. Mai..^ circus tra in s will arrive curly tomorrow morning from (Ionia. Showgrounds;— F irst street nnd Melloxiville Avenue. P a ra d e :— Procession I e a v e * showgrounds a t I0;30 o'clock and will Ihj on principal down­ town streets at 11 o’clock. Time of shows:— Pi rformsnees s ta r t a! - o'clock in the afternoon and Mo'cloi k at night. Uptown tb kcl office- Snu ford Drug Co. iMparture: Will leave a fte r midnight.Friday far (Irlnn io. AiiVw . . j l j w Li w o r i r t P i ______ P A N tm Notice la hereby given that tba nartnerajilp heretoforeV calming uu« boa V. » -.v.-.w,,,, the undcralgncd and con. ilio-tloK tlic tuialneas known n» ' i f , " » h4 The t tut I n f nt 215-217 East F irst 150# tin. ft Street. Hanford. Florida. Itax tie,.,, dissolved l,y mutual eoimvnt an,I mm 5. 3 l>i,\ment <>f tiui niillgntlons of tt,„ tillThe City will •oisloesN have been assumed by the ......., : * » undersigned F. It. Itobblns. A. HAFKIKI.H. f . ii. nqnntNH. must ••acli l,|,|. Chios ntul siip|.ir,-u,, j UIVKIITISKNN1T FOH Mills secure,| 11I ter ui,, , A*,|ds SEWER FONSTRIUTION, K n a l n c r - a '/ . r ^ 1r7l*. •J.'i 00. 1" <01 J rp SANKOItll, FI.ORIUA. I Si’.’ilurt )>hts will In* received tin to r'K.IV tnl , rej!::T’’,1l, ;;l7 ' ^k' * rv •‘3*1 I*. At. St'iKnmlMtr 27. 192U bv accept n „> |,,,| „ ? » W t a U ,, "• ‘"e ± t \ Naples—$40,000 new hotel to be " 'Vll.ltlAMsI erected here. * t*v Ms, .tier m CoxRaps G . 0 . P GRAND OF Geneva Policy As Productive R E PU B LIC MAY WFeeling For America FND ITS MEETINGS r. ( tlan tj) to Miami m»»l STROUDSBURG, Pennu., Sept ; ice, inaugusated Wednesday, »je«da 10_'/!’> -A fter two days rest from (Continued from Page 1) boxing, Gene Tunncy was eager to­ up delivery of first class mail *,»h. gath erin g in four*, Hobby's drive day to resume swapping punches siderably, according to the po». ____. W i n d y C i ty S p o r t C i r c l e s A r e with his sparring mates. He re s t­ W in s F ° u r G a m e s j J J S f tl'f £ f t m arks on a letter received her« by ~ S t i r r e d B y A c t i o n F o l l o w i n g ed hiaaiiHu he was getting down to I t \W HI ^ C a p t u r e S e r i e s I and were down in two mitt*. , n - l * u P * For?t nr’ l?re*ident ° f t h e ' R o s e n b e r g - T a y l o r F r a c n s his fighting weight a t a fastci r i r s t National Bnnk, from an At______ P a r four(l for 1,,,^), player* niflo . . A c c o r d i“n g T o* P l a n s *M»a- d* eclip than he desired. lantn. 0 . - ((At / P*)—'The )-T he T',~’ Ga., T 7 ' correspondent. || CHICAGO, OIH AGO, Sept. Sept. !10.— lie lia* working gymnus* g l g r ' J o e T i n k e r , E x - C u b S t a r were posted a t the fourteenth aft-! er Kvnri* had made a mnrv-doti* re- 1 Ie ttw wan stam ped a t fl ; Chichi, honing world, jolted by t h e ’ him and getting ready in u general covery from the rough to plnnt | I "Uuvoovruuu nr.-nrr«W Una, banning ............ ..... . 5“ . I t .on , ."outhbound sensational of . .the Rosen- 1way for bis championship chut e ftYtto aeries between the champion hi* ball on the green plane att 7 o.-lnek nrrtumr, „» 1- 1. k -n— , . ubantam - .............................. M a t? m e n and an all-star team : n v ?,“ ao' 'VTiv, i nK a t J a ® k bcrg-Taylot w eight title' throughout the year They also haive,! foe rifteenth, I mvilie a t 11. JO o clock yesterday fight, was stirred anow todnv hv A hunting and fishing rump, ‘J ’J I by Joe Tinker, Orlnndo real where Evans again overcame .(ones’ mornlmr. It was.aim ed on a south- reports th a t 0 W Hunckc c h a i / miles distant in the mountains, man, was to get under way j superior driving by tossing his furnished an idtsil spot to loaf. dear Field, Orlando, this nft- mnshie five feet from the flag Tunncy yesterday played hookey i a t 4 o'clock and many local llo required two putts however, I Mr. F orster said. Stam ps s c l f i ^ ' I o f S u t^ pparently and-on ins return to Stroudsburg M l expected to journey to both going down in.fnurs. for 10 cents, are required for „ir o , f ,.k*U!* • *Yer con' ,Ii , QQQ F | r e O C C U Y S ' *• ’*’ I *• K tk »’ oj . .... It j B eautiful" f o r a glimpse mail letters i ^1n,,n "tr*^® w *tb disreftutablo was amused lo find that he had JonoK became three up a t t h o ' \S II Fit t,AH. Tl»r l.esislnt lire or 1!> 25. uriilec tl„. been reported kidnapper, injured . , . . . elements of the boxing game .r champs in action, I7H ynrd sixteenth, where bi* iron, I lie Htiito of Florldn. .1Pi piihs three Jot,, It,.,,, ,! ' MlM ( on tract for this new service ,, l j , ... by a fall from a cliff, or otherwise aiueiHlmeiiiH to the I oust It ot Ion of tlio Stnle "" , Mini aeries is to he played until shot was short und in the rough.] wa , awarded the Florida Airways 'u V T ” * 6 th*‘ threats b a tten d. w--re „Hceeil to liy ,i vote of tli rvu-nrths of all ,tll ■* '"I tll.l ^ te a m wins four games nnd it Bobby was fifteen feet over the! Corporation several months ago I , *,e®Ln »Rainst tha livea " -l.rf ract, house that It,,, Voles on salt! Joint Hvsolm ,, h w, , HOMER, Lai., Sept. 10. -f/p) £ted th a t a t least six gome* pin. lio pitched with hi- second ‘hen lenpectlve Jouriiatk, will, the yens’ hml . , Daily service will !«• maintained' , boxLnK commissioners, TO (L O S E ON SUNDAY .......... the ............... Planters via Jacksonville and Tampa ilulennlue an,I direct that the said Joint Iteso],,n„„J , "i/i!"1Ih necessary before th a t mnrk and then took two putts. Bnhhy . * ' originating in “ lnt ois home had been bombarded ------: elecloiH ,‘ie,i," * -> I>ir -l-is the ruei'll .male Hlute at -Ilia thei Oencrnl (leneral Elect Klectlo,, loo,..Vl l„ |„ .Novenil.er, m v". V.* ! . "*4 (('oinpress Building here last night x:, nv C'I.-hul . ;.,V.L,V ched by either club. The wns down in par three. The running ti„„. „ t moil ! by "nonymous telephone calls and BAKItlSBUKG. I'cnnii., Sept. lfl| N«»\v. r n EHEFoitE. t. > h■. im. av r t i A,.W F t m u ' s ' Y I■ l»*t running time of mail train LY r l ?honHa e T ,ne Ca'^1* A and I nnl thunr llAVInn maBA 1— hole was halved ' swept threatened V.'1 seventeenth . w,,s muve,., . two city. blocks, --- -------------I tw o games, today and tomor- . The ,,r »'tmlda. do hereby give notice that 7 »( I- *ervi<e is cut about one-third by th?#ft thKc b° ? ‘n,* ,hea<?" w*re cont,n- — (Ah -The Philadelphia Sesqui- j " r nirmnii Hi-rvico. o..-..:...- it :* ifc »_t . * * unliy nountiocl by Hcrookn ®f tho contcnmiil exposition association is J be played in Orlando ,n r,vnR- ‘‘"''"V booked into a bunspread to nearby residence see a r e to ........................... airmail s a fcl. county ^ I r>-i________pV ker from Fun,, Evans tions and ciiused a Josh estimated -'loruls in, Tuonliir next day, the Celerymen ia y ’"host ^ e r tho fromtee. *bo While t®®- While game.” The chairman told of ob­ --lenied th* "right, privilege or au r "*■ Nov,•in her, A. I). 1!»2«. the snhi"^Tues.tuv i,l stacles which the boxing commis­ thority to open, hold or conduct,’’ f,,M r_ J again on Monday they do the ; h'-" straight down the a t $fi00,000. SEt ONIt IIA V OK \OVEMIII It Hobby was barely out of The blaze burned for two hours sioner* had .Honors. The fifth game, if there at If lent Ion or rejection Joint the texposition Sunday tinner under a r.M the ielllu ................... . been "forced - o o , to sur- in,Ayoniuun on tMinuny . . fit** . . .(‘ntmlltotlnM .11 . ' of* *the 1l.,,,r ...snbt JDl to . Tte*,.l,.i f N111|J| 1 J ja.a fifth, is to be played in one 1Ik* ,tr,,‘P wl,,1l hi!' s,'‘" ihI '»"«) Ins before brought under control. The I nimint to keep the revived boxing derisicui of [)Au\ihin county court ami iKlrneiitx to flu* ( oiiMtitutIon of tin* Slutti <if Florhln. \ i doll n level of decency in the three today. Mjf, te rr ito r y nnd the sixth, pro- ‘ v " 1’ ‘ ,nt" 11 , r a | ’ near the . compress contained about -1,000 A .HUNT KEHOr.CTION I'ropoHlna an Amenitriieni to m ii 1„ , months since the lifting of the ban » u n , ™ y, i. i « in | t b .. . ” , 7 ! u , .........1 • ' w hi,h w,“ Ml er Hie CoiiHthutisn Ilf tile HtJite of KlVirlilu H,.m?i , 'l V clamped down yenrs ago ns the relb- It Ifi-noIveil liy the l.eKtsInuru of the Htate of Fbiriqli- “ .(/p)]SiiR of a crooked match. MEXICO CITY., Sept. 10.......... That ttie following anienitmi-nt to Heetloii :i of ArtiiRb vi, * » • Celorymon returned homo n , i n ' ( l i t e ! " t , ! r 5Hi"bi!, ‘h.Ilf h“ 1' ’1 T . ' "7 "■ ’ ' 1 , ‘iiiiMt It ut Inn of the Htntr of Florida mlatlng to KilurnllSii ( l 1 Hope is expressed by police th at | Rowdyism at fights has made k crowd from their series in With Jones three up coming to f,'ffth ,n ,,ar r,,urM w,th Attorney-at-l.aw '* liereliy UKreed lo and shall he rulrmlttcd to the Pncob Rosenthal, of VVtHHimcre, N..necessary to call upon the national atersburg. They are really [ the eighteenth tee, Evans brought | ‘‘r r®rl,‘sf<. ^ " IfS,j" m" ' <,, lu’ru 1'Jecllon of Representatives In 1y2G, J ' ,r app'ol Will practice In all the court* t . who was captured near Cuerguard to preserve order nt future blpaed of a rest hut the various off a birdie four on the home hole r'* Vr,<d< W right Jr., the Examination of Abstracts c i lutnd *.h," .shall V'*„|,r,,vl'''’,t r« r in Solti.,ft t , champion nnvnen hv bandits last week will show*, said Huneckp ito rm in g activities must he to cut one Stroke off the chain , Massachusetts stale _ . ”* I Alltel,- Hu- ' 0,1 Illy School l oud cohmIhI of the nriiBi-.m.., “larted the third match of the day "V" h,,1 ''dcased It is *ai,| t h e ' The Chicago Tribune, said that ’ oxer w ith before cool w eather anti pinn's advantage. j Titles given especial attention '. ‘Illcrest ..f the state Hi t....I Fund and of the one mill Stat.i ll.n , *-1 lo the eoituo. all eapitatloii taxes collected will,In the #--.ir,t .l Both got away with good drives Francis Ouintet of Boston, .iii.'.vcred'' V football take the limelight, hr.- been ||„n,.,-ke’s resignation was sent to I Offiocs in Court Housu I .ueiopilalloi,* bv Mo- l.eglslatuie w lib'll shall with all ..I h e * 7 y Roger Williams will probably bin June* second was in a d e e p ' With an eagle three on thv first, . ( m»m rneir Small three weeks ago. , I-oiida lo- .i|,|,oi lion. ,| and d 1stcllmt,-d ns nun |„. o ro v ld j l I.* sandpit while Cluck lifted ht- ap :l l,,,r ^',lir "" (he second and a i i.Hpuienes f mini Mu/.a Man s n y ,T h e news eiirne nut in .Sprirucfield j&work for Crowe this afternoon. ^ dIsb, ........ . the , 'o,„,t \ Hoard .if in,1,tie Insir,,.I',',* ,, Mi.- .......... nnd m.Mnl• nance of |mMh fn-r Mehooln rrov|i!..i j li.ii former pre.*i,j,'i,t. Ahrcgon, tsm-lIU enjoyed a two weeks’ rest and proach to thi- edge of the green hi,do- three on the third, he lie A* ' " win-re it was said every effort was 1f»|***ft I»*r»in ••|i| .iin) i|)*4t 111»111Ion sh.ill imiile t»\ KetietTlI iI ha \ " j " h" was on a train held up by being made to have lluneokc re- | Wfj-I« expectetl to carry a stiff buttle Hobby's recovery left him dll yards ''.iim* three up on the former chain i I ,l" ' " ’ l” " l, ll'le or i l.ieslfiralh.il to be il.-tei m l n e d l q,, Indians, is being dclaved at from the flag and he needed tus I'nm at lievery outset. Two tre X & to the aggregation Joe Tinker has , eon>ider. Governor Small refused Kilometer ninety ihrr X l"l NT HI :st >1.1 Tl« IN’ I’roposloa no iimi-iolnieiit lo Art|i>l*v a station c n f j r i n the story. ^ . b a n d e d fo r the scries. Bailey will two putts for pur five while Chick oo-ndoiis wooden club shot* took -m *he Ii lie Io ( ’a jeme. ' ..... a ..f FI,.,Ida. Uelallnu to ibe Judiciary l»e|il,itn1,.ntl pushed his approach putt right tho young Boston player to the j iMiow-i, .I*.Sr,Hon 11 ..f said Anh-le .>b« back on first. Hensley goes to . Ii was Huneckc’s orders th at the : Hr It If..solved bv the l.rglslai are of the State of FloridaThe depaitm ent of war has a n ­ up to the flag and holed out in green within five feet of the cup, Ccenter and Allen will go into right I f/llir Ro-ciiberK-Tnylor fight set for to­ I 11 ,, l. " l'' following a tlia-ltd111<•lit t n Article V of the f n«uiud on the first hole. He sank his nounced its intention to bomb the night, was called. The boxing com1 hliowo as Section II „f said Article, tothe ■ *.*, * ..... - - ..... •IK1 | to, and shall l>e submitted to the eleelois ,, -lie. while Ouiniet required Indians in their retreats from oir St| V j M d i e Rawson, while still weak i V"! KI?,>1U,,)' short putt r nl.mes and to follow , hiJ " " " T , f “ VCt,ftH ” S ,he fai'riie'rtV!.,1 1 1 XC..'o.lo’ v ’ (! '•leetlon. to he del....... . the flisl (from his recent illness, is capably ' JJ." h.d.. i? ” A. y ’ ,nlv,,<' “ p" r f,v!' ■ Veeil.o , -r " Nov.-ill her. I!*2ii. for rat If leal lor, timi up with field and mm,!,tain Rm, " f th® ®b a '"|Hon to post $12 •l lint, Ulng th e pitchers. Hen Cant | |{, h wJre i. trm.l f ^ ,h r O u . m . - t o n the second nrtillcrv and cavalry and to use f, the SI ff " ' ^ f ' OKCther with '■ HImefir, - j a i l will probably open against i,.,!,. v.». FI • 1 ,h ®. f,rM ■,*"1® !,,n,v' ' l fr,,m th® !»>«*. and he infantry to , omnlete the ioh the injection of political and other , f '"Jevtion polihcnl lvv.! Vea,s U,eV."f.,r. ' *•""« "> «»•„ tear of I y .lilt All S ta rs here Saturduy after- tr„ ,' V, m ” second catching a needed one more than W right’s influences pertaining to appoint- \ k*-— trap and C.iinn s diving into the par four At tho t)»ir,l Wright incut of a referee, hut the Tribune ' \ rmigh. They caught the green sank a sixty footer on the green A .I1HNT llKMii|.rTi..N Pio|...„lna art Am. ... Se. , t •ti I. ! . 1,1 t"on*ti, hi in,i ,,r stiv , If* BOt known! He has made known I l n r u l l ' i and were for am.thei three while (hiimet. i V ' he "w.iter■slllp, I rill.Til.I nee. I HsposIH,,,, i *iijni B lto «,i*h in on the fight. /.the fact t h a t a number of the best i v „ ’ . • , !',p|M''1 "" t," ‘ «l*l»roamli. conceded i tb ,!r l l : : : 1rli; 11i:>x i;;;v ‘.vf,,v;r . , , , ' “U r m from the league have J ; , : ; ; ; ; U,V ? . ' " V 1". , and and t a l l 1, '''T T SB U R G II, Sept. Id ' ‘ With him, how ever A good co r ! l ,1 , , ,h ' <■»"" , w.-,< m lb In -.mInst i|e-|ierate effort to k j . V i t ^ r v ? :■ would be: Abrams a t first , K hole a f te r driving in gra-s again ,,n I he I It h, driving Aid, READY TO GO Ih.- I’lltshiiigh Nationals m tb’ J r., at second; Denicke a t 'in< p,.U ,’l" K <,v,'r ,h ® i" " 1 l’" ' hmg .-rrain ally for a five, pennant lace, Ray Kremei star I’i Let os have that e x tra s„„ -o ' iV,..' [ 'u F 'i l l F F P I Z i m ' V , ' ' ' ' l’" '' t o r t ) O m clcs a t third. Hrown. ^ I T d e v l W "oach one over par. Von Elm playing r.iti- hiicler will he *enl to the that it will he dry cleaned and <>o>. ih|.,I s.. es t, f..n,i»* 1" " ’1’ ”* “ iRton and Cuhack will probably I K w n ^ r J r r r . ^ V , , TI,V''|M Kl'" - WM.S . ....... . ........... ...... »'is'par ii.....ml every ntliei -las iinlil the < 11|(’AGO, Sept. If, (/Pi - Car !!’“ I".'1! , ", h’’ '............. ,, -l» tho outfield and Vines, Cul ,.K 'hi I,, Los Angel tour to ....... me fixe up ilium re 1sea on i loses. Manager Hill Mr- *’• 1s copies of the writ of the In- pressed and ready for immediate i .......o ' smi',' s ' om. i service next time you want ......... .........a, .■-'ib.- l./me ,-^7,71! V.s i!" " ;!! " 1 Ith and Fromhe are almost the third J I, ,v ' ' i T ' gained „ the fifteenth, j K'-dmie said today. dt <:■ i court, upholding the eonlracl limke a change. Then when vmi 1 ,ll,t""'l'" " i •'* p io p c m in Do- s ta te a* ett tzeos" !,i '[V. ‘<!‘! in,i. to be waiting around for a c a l l 1s ’* ' halved m par sixteenth and sevenlr, •nth to halve Kleiner hits kept the 1'irates in f"t ,i Dempsey Wills boxing match ^'4ha mound. Wells and "Uhilly" j „ , ... . ea, h hole in par figure* At the tin race this year with his hurl* B • Clements, president of tin- make the change let us have the i i n . p ' * n .'iie. "uwooMDoo '7, ............................. ..... ,*.-.b,Im.‘ .7 -( toil a r e expected to do the K.ldn. | ,,|, S I hnx.go and .eighteenth, however, Von Elm cm - j mg lie leads the national league Chi"ig,i ('idlscum Club, left today opninc. A ' jnu,M P»iMhril off rlmlrd thr morin^ half (hi* with III won and five lost. f,-t I’liiliulelphia with plans to halt ! l a tlrr tiiafrh with a hrilliant hinlit* four ll arrangem ents for a t r i p: 1j 1,1 . S|,V!',1. ,l,u*r ^ anc^ MeKei him- advised I’im le offic- 11 I'cmpsey Tunney limit sched was in difficulties at the outset, lo become six up. ..B tho lower east coast are herals of |,is move from New York uh ,I for Septemhec 2.’i. let us clean and press it also. ," ’1 i' ..... .........................................................................................................;.... f completed this week. Five Ills drive crashed into a fence and !• Ciinn sliced into the rough on Where Pittsburgh is to meet Hrooklie announced he would serve .............. ..... ............... S....O- t ei* i, la I to,,* ail.I t.-sl,-let tom, „,J !,7 /.V,- I 1..... ",| before he could safely recover he the home ly.le, while Von Elm’s 1 ttons In it,.. Statu of I toihla ' 1 ' .......... f"i * will prohahlv be played in * " f the order on the Pennsyl­ l.vn today. Oficeials hi lieve Kvn(SKA (A vania boxing commission with :t ■Palm W h a W r h ^ Y » * F ; : , r ‘ lu n m n ^ " ,,,; i L Stn,k‘ ti w,,s s , r *»*hl »"<* «r '" - The I lucr had voliint.eered to do mound l \ TKATI.MONV C. ,11 Ufuf• on the return triii ak i r . ai,,F- Dawson won the / n r west man was mi with his seo- 'liit.v every other day us long m, request that they declare the limit li,-n i,"i" nh ,„* ti.iiut olf, and that he would go before >between the oldtimer nnd tho second 1 1 1Idr'l thCy thu " ," 1 " " ,l w" s ,l" w" '» two putts, he could stand the strain. I 'I,' 1-I 0 I S.-ll | o| , ,,. s| „|| the Pennsylvania courts ip quest , III,. »( T d l l . i b i , J . . . J b . l l pin,-or. i. ................ i,°. V , 7 n i . . k l r h , r r ' v T r l«Wb- <;....... ........... ..........I"™ l» || | -Mr -slxtb *I,iv ..r JjI • , llunnell Florida Power & of iti order restraining delivery of L * a * ;'j s * “" “i r i-v-' b- a rht' : r ' i i ‘" * * three k,," "putts y - for in ( |,jKh Company offers I., lam-haap niott'-v to Dempsey. Sunforil, ....... Phone It. Cl,A V r I; \ tvi-,if>,» " Elm became two up on tiuun. They 1 a mx Sorci-t.uy (,r b citv ligli* and power plant GAME TODAY POST, IS REPORT a " ? . V 3 “ -cSi is rs W 'mnn ,,f r c»™ l.-Vl— | l-|>t (,•<’,» • i. ||| e.cgtfnrd i t : y, q ■ | , , i c\ <n the for i( . Whet, o, U il-i.ii. ha* j .,| ,, |,| w-Wl ,i» 11. ,i. • • , ,*t W ar po, ■f • • |,t •hltc’in debt "D- i | •’ r.'Jropi-an n i m . ,,!,} . , .1 ,. • . ••i. * *.............. |S esidl-n- - -lo f . i i r. L-- -• f.tr what ih . . ,f 1v urged . ••, • . • • i,.. . <1 • ih-,** iie ,., . ; . ,il i .-i ins. *iA u .till 1 , - the oid !;:i o • ,ir-, ., , • .('• •{ J". t - T i i- *v:, f>" i , lx., . |, . ... i ! <>n til- . , , . , ,|, j. In Louisiana Town (,riv® t m z , a - '""its i'v.<5.*‘ .s U ■'1 1 • \V 1111lit ll ' - lo (he G. \ ’ ': .,"f d ' I it.... 111 A’c.A;I‘), , f\ I•%!k l k'XH ; i 'o The Sanford Bank and Trust Company fit Announce The Election Of ! ! M r. E. A . D o u g la s s I; i i h. *•'"'(- i hi -re , oi iii,; on !•:. c I 1, I ! ! > 'r . i'C 'y t ! < Mi l ! in th ■*d - \ (i b I1' ' 1 ■' I ' •■( •••■> t , ' t i I i 1. :•• ;1 ii ein am-i L. C. M ILLER, I*res. ’ "»t the li-ulojvs in lace. and chest- any skin.iv, weak tl:«» s,mio -nmi* it ,,,n n,n down wuninii womnn run can do tho gain a c h a r rumple tin t ,.t - On y jj the. same lime. .. . V '’ ' McCoy’* C„ | Liver 0,1. ICom,, mini Tablets T-.U..ic f,,f..- ,tn an nil ’ompmnd ! ci ids at I’mon Pharmacy or any ’ rc Take ‘wo nf. id two a t tie,Rime 'nml Z l ' l Tit'u an> , ............ e\,-e-r. , - . - T r im I nr ,man ,, ' i-itlur lively thin woman furnished 11 "o*o for th a t matter, A completely r ------ ..................... .. Bun-; <‘nB tliH*.‘n ' t gain at -.east five pounds R alow , hftH l a r g e l i v in g r o o m i ? ^ 111 )•l day*! H h\ ! >ieney in inh g ■ ro<n>m, o m , iw tw uo nett hml roonuf, r o o m s - ^< ’ back. ij d***,*»*« | ' ’tie very thin woman gninvd ll) a »i(t (,«»!, i„ ..,i,,|iiw, • 1 in 22 day*. Ask for M- 1 * , l l l l u ,l m k S h o w e r. IM "i Ad V. Small i a s h paym ent, bal­ ance arranged to suit purcltaser. Dean-Berg C orporation 515-lli Firdt National Bank lluilding 1 I 'h n n e 71.7 <rThe GREATEST - j j i U a iT id i* T t ' i i x u m w A R C H IT E C T F irst N ational Rank Bldj | S a n f o r d ,---------fooWflfj'Jff I AT M -7 - Even y.-ur I'ldext suit is worth a trial. EVER BUILT B U IC K C O . ’ * — = i= = = ^ aL R E T T H E REST Flower Ft in, <’••rn-relL* blocks uf all kind <, If ■ofiiig Tile, (h>ment Cotm mg. Etc. from -i SEMINOLE PRESSERY 21!0 Aliignolin A te. Telephone SO I S A N F O R D CEM ENT ^ jk( P R O D U C T S CO. r>th ami Maple I’hnne 112-7^ 7U • .1.1.- that 1,1 Ml.,I 1,-1 ,| -ommg! HOM ES ti-rmiin hmiM' mi rorner 'd iitle Avenue ami 7th street, lull i , ii lent I s located tn Kchuul'. garage. Ibis prnperl) is pticed tii sell 6 6 6 is i, |,r, srripintl lor .Malaria. ( (tills .-inti I'exer, Dengue or Rihotis Fever. D iv e S tiT u f Elton J. Moughtoil* M odern dry cleaning docs just that. It restores the color, removes the shine and hriogs out (he texture o f the cloth. a B i • 1■; I ••»fi mi :i r i|M r w U n it Jlnr* Li It kills the germs COLCLOUGH RHALTY COMPANY 311 F irst N ational Rani, lUtlg. Telephone 732 SANFORD, FLORIDA Real E sta te Insurance Walter L. Mains W T r /l LiHE-at noh%lk«r«osI I-very truek f irmer knows t i n t earlv u f n':ng, high *i•:■111‘ v i >gi l.ihli s b ring the highest prie, . Nitrate o f ( b e w .11 it lire )u iir \ , y , t a l d , S e , n h . m.,their •j'lib ty , and i n.-tblc yuu to g, l tlirm to m u l . t so...... .Mtiumgli ll getahles fertilized with N itr it,- >.t l.imc grow rapidly and are tender and palatable, thu lime' gives them firmness a id they ca rry well to market. -I #■ J | W fWiM w h w f w w fitfffiftfa R R fa fi 11CIRCU S D A T E PO STPO N E! J {j The Big Circus Will Not Exhibit In Sanford Oct 4 TIIE ONE YOU KNOW TO BE THE LARGEST — CLEANEST — BEST C A L C IU h L H IT Ito n 7 F irst N ational Rank Rldg. , Phone 249 \ r And about 28Vu Li mo ■’ • r ■ -"i Ki&L • ) ,Hin circu* will present ft parade in .SgafortLto1 ' r that rojircximts an expenditure- of $300,000, accord* I , 1!” "(ficiala. Th0 pnradq this season is entiroly new. toit^i'0 ,llun 'V*K bo sorn In hlaomtivo dress. The circus |l b!! !* 8h°w« ‘n open dona.’ . M tiai^ of t>V>-worW a VIIL^ h m J.7 mp£, ln® bra*» bands, cBonters, bagpipers, tom-tom I »nd bugle com*. ’ . ’. . • Do SMM1C0UTSAKMMK] KUTTROFF, PICKHARDT & CO.; Inc. 8 o U Im p o r U r t J158 Dro.ilwny , New Yurk Arrta. BrpL C27 Orwit UI<Jf. Atlanta, Ca " j tj H e re ’s l new ceonniuienl fertilizer .supplying Imlli Idnift and \ilr-e'--u. It is ( aleiimi N itrate j |. \ S F (V ilr.itn of Lime). 'I 1i- nitrogen i ; a . .til,l !e at otiee, and does not readily !i i.'i ' •«iL o f tie- sejl. th e lime, besides being n plant food, ! • ’ ■; the et'ltit.iGou o f llic Miil liy nnjiroving the w ater !. -'p.-tx'it". Y •(! f :wi • f 11;«» price yi»u*v«< Vvn parlor for nitrukvii •». * : i i.tisl to Ita Cost. No i .iridful n*Tti«Ia« ;u tho ao)l (i **11 hili itU BASF* 'I ho liioo ’jm i ill place. Ask for Cal . *» If«\M\ if your fcrtlllcor (Rmiit o.m’i ouppljr jrou, write lo A. A. u. Juc.. oO.> Grunt Bidr-. AlUm^, Ga. I5..ri% NRrojtcB = 18,8^o Ammonia 0 Showgrounds on First St. and Mellonville i ANEW I * ‘fifara/aizraiiraniaiag for $1.50 .Magnolia Avenue - i This home i« situ a ted coni t I Venient to .school on a larff#7v| I lot w ith liouiitifnl lawn. • Two car garage R i m a r k a HI.Y CIIFAP. isn't it, when you consider that ii looks just as it did when you bought i t ! Ii.' i- l l b d t '.>.,i\ •' ,i t ' .1- * -■ n . 1 . ' u.011,1 , bi t . , , „• ., . i . , t ;. , . t . . . i f , l u h SANFORD GROVE, Inc. .. •II"IU*r> »*! 7-r,i"in hotiKe <>n I'ninn An-mir, one blurk from 1‘ort'st I nk<- Hot I, dun Id,- garag e «.ih n|iarlnti‘iits ovt-rlieail. A rind ini). '>•' e,'p|'< ■'• <t, ■i- 1 <>. -ibi I- mi,]. . u . •r'' •• >• I il l . ..' • I \ <i 11 mi l:l II ,11 Willi, I' llii • i» . B e Ri^ht Y ourself Buy in Sanford G rove M il I o n ”1:’”"';' y- h- Furnished ' Dry Cleaned and Pressed NITRATE CGMT^IMIMG f' thfivo bvcausu tho F®ta. weak in henlthy, red enn’t throw olF tho ini>l , .thut it cnn*( 1 f 8 t ,n t ’ b’ct in'o tho Isniy. rht‘rc a>no1 enough to nnrtfv *.,.... rich, red blood Now_g 1 L n. hack tha i T ; n , - *s Mffc tho , y • -• ,uilds r®'........ ' • ‘’• ^ - t m i l d s tl „tvvv— The Greatest Buick Ever Built offers hundreds of dollars in extra value. B ut th e price has n ot been raised. This is the ad van tage o f B uick " volume. 1 (ID'AGO. • Ill ,,P, Tim I Hi**,.,- i .limed tho h a d I 'I • in*••>• i - it i..,t in th,. dentil j ' .'pin ii Dal, >Iut),up,t .. ' .( • - r< !u (■ ti i. I, l„ : , . i " • i '' i n i •■11>-}■1.•-■-■! fii 1 - “ - ■i g t in i la. a fit' | yy ' K riRht' I.-; T h r o . ' S l a ' * * s lid — B O IL S ! is.", i ^ •,,/ on I* Frohc Continued In ^itiLiny* i -ii;- Ifi'.’iVi’c.' -( Death 01 Race1Horst i <! 1la- I c Every Facility Consistent With Conservative Banking Is Offered To T he Citizens of Sanford and Semi­ nole County. in I t'g Ill. Ill b . I l,e ' ,1,00 | ’ 'll • « l*,l till, Who i, I, I"' D e v e lo p in d R i^ h t As President Of This Institution No Other Changes In The Person­ nel Have Been Made < •! id., > v Ml I. aug "0" other in , |, I> ’■h• II, - ■I V, ,1 ,W•' id 1•• ' !■•. ii i, i 1 Priced Right Located Ri«S|it l 1 on remember her of course— 4 so long ago she tvas a regular scarecrow—skinny is a n-.ihl word for the way she look,-,.. Jd*t look at her now — if pv< r ii woman had a perfect f i g u e she For 1927 •If ft “ V ! f. -I I. i. • f i- I i o - , . w a It ••In V SANFORD GROVE A m id M ajestic Pines f a t ^ w j " « i S ,'5: ffiSTvr.'h. SANFORD i i i i i ’i i / . * •;,v11 ] The Board of Directors of " r 1(•'- - i g '' •’ I d-l. . ■ ,-|it n,„ ,.| U |,IM.. ('•" Gacdrn t of I hii ' e l n . i ,,'f , ’c [ .” *;pd 1 a, ' exp, . < d t.. all mi 'C 'if.'D M K v‘ h.- ,-ri ainput,-nt. Vmoog to. in are • "M-oi'iil Tanner, '1 r. S ,.s„nt> i •L. I'il, her, Uav.d J. ,,f ' ■I low \|. Salt /.). .ii , r of ■I t- • too.; ! (i.iyiold t,:*. Areola rg ,.! oi, \| -D *' hti R. I-. o:g Ot \1 . . land; . • ' 1 ( ' •<•-III-if Mil.;,. A i ! «m I I'altei ..a ,.| f, N|- ! * (< Is I ,,|.ps, , ,,„ ' ( I■-I ll IJV 1- ,i wssifiiHRfiaaHra h I, f R • <m\, ntii.n I'Lit,-. 1 11><- - ut v „p ;>a t . o,t, \ll l>. i i Dry Cleaning Co. I s S 1- y -"I ii- ............. . ........ . -r <>-*., „,K™,i“n ■H ’kU’a ’ i ’■•' ,'i I>.111••rrij-. Th> v« t - ‘ ..... >*|- •- III- hope ! a,f,2 s..............................' ! < S h ii- or-l* oml tiimi* at the , 11hssiastn .-itlv Ih,. Italian patriot . rn ,|.t< wh 1 * .............,l' „ S. 3- s: b Vi- tliinir. 'Vm pqsa™ Hint cause lyil* and vuii’i other BK skin •pie ol vai-iou*..........■y *•’ Him Iit <.imp""-"! this year. . ( .arihahli as he arrived at the rail- nations I . I..,,i ...... <rimtionu emit ..i~..l .... . dependent ............ »” " ’!'■• whi, |, iiol.j., the road station, ............ .............. one 'm ptions can t stand up against ,l ” ’ the rich, healthy. r<d him,,| th a t ' i ' 111)10,id • dclirii.u i indeed was the tvel Cnri'c!-! •mi,' to" Geneva. " V S. S. builds. 1 iiut’s all there is t or nil-- t o,\ e*i<.,|* s , | It. it. " > dr. o ' .d-b-iv Ola. I -wi:i I'il- ! Stop boils with S. S. R. I t’s tho . i ol New rk, :i- I ( or,iota) | way. Get it a t any druggist. Tho Tarim-r ..f t D i s t e n d of i urgt'r bottle in more ecunomicat. lu"ihi;», all ,'it t iommamk-r.i. ! 1 the I-. • -mini,'iidati,in of this I V h. in , "ii.eiitmii a st-mblcd ** • wilt I >• a *I*♦-1 to \ i , 0 t Ii,-* ’ A re LANEY = ^7 "., ,-l! I Kromer Works Every Li u,.. n.«i reason was s„iVVo'bi Other Dav For Bnesi"" bv NewYork gambhr* /■:.;*v,i*.:-::r. ,- « T « HW to s to p VhereDidSHe_____ That Graceful Plgrttfe? -ihj-t i t • ilie membership of (he ■ |(YdJ) ?()! f u r !:? vivii .. ......... 1 1*. In ii ..... ... I II, to inlM-mutie* and r a p - , fit Nepl.-t ‘ nomi,- eoTiT , net. ii, k V “ '■■■ ilv-r. •• 111,ill,I. 1.ii,.n«t;g ranks, the lira ml ddi-sen i - s e n * ,n , ' i,r ha !. a< IH«7 the first 1 political ' : the Republic , v , js . U ond ( ‘outrrcsH of -Pcugg w.-ta held! -( ’ic loei* t - i t ' r . , '■""I following ih .nooi.,1 at (Jen, ■va mi the suggestion o f 1the dill i.-uitics a r is in g nut Tt, • 1tnpnifi,! of I i; • orr..n :l tid e , | Victor ......... while a t : flticl in..... .. . k. " l . *h.r, ,o.v the >o, gXrHe Jl, IIH.III.I ,,. C,M-,tamrehot : ;t ptriuln.r I»l l! |. A , ........ )'i coii'pnsi*,| ,i* 11 1 • past , Napoleon III. Great ' figiir,!.* in ' imin'd W1|| |,. V; V i .t ' - mm. mill* will repot t on plans Du- Idot.-i I hf,. Europe in irtic '-' mt'esl :on of tb - , . " >•»'’ ""ill .............................. that pat.,1 at .hi* great Congress and Mates k 11 . S" Vn‘ R" ty 1,1 li.iid!v ............ ! he nt-.' - I l J. G. SHARON i • •' ii ' ii I' Melbourne—^-Plans under way to float $2,000,000 bond iysue to rpm­ ' R q p q p,cto nwyatom of paved roads ,n . C a l S ■county. OENENA, Sept. 10— (A1)— How o n ,.In-,M,,* , steiuiilv .(ictieva is increasing in cthe | important e ,,s the centre of inter- them -' -. trium phantly conduct­ t'firm -tlin-- v .,,1 i- , . If 01,11 f| •tivities i* shown by the ed (.arihahli down to the Rue dti , ‘ . ’ »n<l i'd'-t ll.'ill- i large mm,lx c ,,f conference* to be Mont Itlanc to his hotel. » 'Ct*. H u n k s Will Min pci " ,d. here, nnd an nlIt !-• i - g.iriled „* sTgnincsnt by U ’l n a n s T o S to p S c s s u m s ; .... ^ • - ^ S i t ^ h k i 'T S S v , '1!........................................................... ht* j Hope Expressed That Mexican Bandits Will Soon Free Rosenthal! k».V,,!( lemonts Plans To Hold lip Title Bout 1 wfiBgS NO CAH BIINC, NO $ K A .i ■ lim ' S NO • •J'V.'v a '4 �V . t; rd H erald X i Negligent Mothers and Ice Wagop Drivers As Brisbane Sees It Demptiey and Milton. All o f us have h eard n g re a t deal a b o u t motherly-love, T he Kleagle’n Request ab o u t th e devotion a m o th er h a s fo r h e r children and the feii Sect C attin g Mary I’lckford ■v ” W. i » i r « S r V J f t f f i S rtacrificeH sh e m akes for them , th e h o u rs of w orry and care Fada and Faddists »nfard.^Florida. u'nd*Y'"AM*’of she spends in re a rin g them , th e very life-blood she gives for BY ARTHUR BRISBAN E them . And y e t som etim es th in g s happen which m ake us t C n p y r la h l 1030. b y S ta r T o .) . ..... E d i t o r a i d M i u n r w onder if th e re is really a n y th in g to all this. ••*■.-A s s o c ia t e E d it o r ®* J O N E S , M s a s a l s a E d ito r An ice wagon, behind a m ildly enough m nnnered old hag _____ A SYM PATHETIC editorial was ru m b lin g down th e stre e t. On th e foot board a t th e writor hewnil* the fnrt that Jnck MVlMCmrTION HATES Year—*7 00 ; HI* Months—| 3.J>0 end o f th e wagon fully h a lf a dozen small children w ere ,),,n'PRt‘y* whether ho boats Tun­ Ilyorud In City I»y Carrier, uv e playing. H opping on and o ff th e wagon, scrap in g th e i " l '1 «"»« !;.W«*h. tfio. Weekly ICrl It Ion II Or snow r ye a r. timo nf th e ir h a n d - „0 do u b t th.Ty wore h iv in g S C 1 r h , f* he r • b ,,dde"*y °n e of them jum ped o ff Iind $ 1 , 000,000. Abrahnm L i n c o l n NOflCKi All nblttinry mcWC cards nt thunks. r*-m>luti*'ii» a little to one side ju s t ns an autom obile flashed around Ihe w,u,ld rather have written his ■ notices of vntertuliimeiii* rherr Wt»» « m mmlo will he cluiruoil corner. The d riv er saw th e child in tim e, was quick w ith (*etty»burg speech for nothing than ^ N fu lar advertising r(U**«. th e wheel, and a little life, which m ig h t have been piteously l£?‘ Luin w " 1"n'1 Dcn,P»ey both, blotted out. continued to bubble over w ith th e joy* of child- : T E S " ” m',r’ P fa M M ASM O P I A T E D P I I R M .‘ Til* -AiNnrlnC«i1 Pro** In p i Huii* hood. Wf ,o (lio une for rn* WMICfttloti of nil tipn'R rHnpatrh#* How does it happen th a t th ese children were playing KLEAGLBS, DRAGONS anti refilled* In thin pnpet and atno th* knights Klux ' ical nown puhllnhcd herein. AT ardupd th e ice-w agon? W hy do th e ir m o th ers not teach il*.1rtlinnry , , , „nf the Ku- ....... ;t»l* of ffpulil|p«ll»n of np«*Ha1 them th e d an g ers of playing in the s tr e e ts ’ W hv H on’i l,K , Parn,l.t‘‘* m Washington yespAtchofl lim.iin aro afnn renewed. they nrnke th e ir children confine th e ir y o u th fu l acU vitira iXTsmithT,! V ; THURSDAY , S K IT . is. m s t o t b t plitytfiound* and Hiutnble places provided for th e m ? laid mix in nnti.aml politics. (;ov_____ ________ l lit lietore some in d ig n an t m o th er calls US IIp and tells IIS ,,n " ’r Smith is expected not to T H E IIK H A I.D I’ l.A T P O H M ju s t why m o th ers don 't, we will answ er o u r own questions yi,dd to thul request. >*■—A rlvan Inbp nt Sanford's front M others d o n 't sim ply because they have got too much else KJ an ^*r"dl' Ku door. V 'l»-I)»c»cr ttn trr mutp In J s rk »<■■■- to do. and because they are doing the best th ev c a n and it | fl *x“r . fn,,M1alm,"H' rv!!7 ?tafe in d o e s n ’t fin m u c h „ „ a , i n. . 8 ‘ , t y t a n un(l th»* nls«. from Aluskn nnd ' E,„ rlllr. K f ' • mnny l i m t 'H m o th er told Puimmn. Masks were not worn , ;!S e r C o w * lr a r llo ii o f S t. J u k n n - ln - IS»»rn w * ir u tSfo dlSit H i t p p P n n n l. ie vviiiie he m u st not climb on th e ice w agon? T housands guards mnrehing be«'<|p tho' extension n t nhllp war. and thousands, iterhaps. jKIn'n'ii colors were armed. ‘""‘‘*1 . i 'fir* |■ *v•*'M ■ A Little Change in the Concert of Nations LLB. LEAGUE o/ NATIONS ySocial ]' alendar mu I Mrs. II. R. Lewis a....... I Wednesday a fte r spendi, !!" , I months in l‘ittshurF „ . ile Lme M R S . F R E D S. D A I G E R , S O C I E T Y E D I T O R 1 , J R ESID EN C E T E L E P H O N E : 2 1 7 ^ r* ' *"• Johnson and dnughter. Miss Ellgeniu Johnson of- Mu- ' R F k M N * ,3rp y * IW ,l0' r . Consol, VH |,ff •Pa” ed by* The regl.scur and t h o . Lnrgrv-Blds m e i v H fo r 0 ••'■Off are guests of the formMrs rs impersonating G retfhenC In* the | ht ad t,hot«jrrapher gave each oth- ing new *tructure nt county w . . . Fox. Mis. brother, T. M. Howard and ,s" V. ra F o x .,1 1. fnmilv for several weeks. film presentation of Goethe’s iCr H * Fnificnnt look, then walked ' l jon home south of here a t (d*t > • rs. E. J Uidker and '■anghters,' Thelma Edith. Ruth.......... " F a u s t” in the cureer of Camilla !"' on ,he formcr nnd signed up tho 1200,000. and lwir„ Doris, Monday Mr. nnd Mrs. T. M. Howard, Horn, German movie actress. jdnughtor for world fame. Orlando—Contract let a t klren Mallory circle will Miss Horn was tending geese, ns 1 -----------------------Voik wY w‘,c» Miss I’errie Lee^BcH mwi made handkerchief for tho cut a ml" Mr"' R M Johnson r i f°r construction of new rj* heme of Mm. M. M. and other places of interest. Miss Margaret C..x entertained at was her wont, on her fa th e r's farm Lakeland - |3l),(H)0 Gamewoll fire high school. | #B Mellonville Avenue a t . --- " . . . ................. ...nun .I) Slum I,I no llistal Airs. I.eClertj [ rrtJJ| |)lft . at j | : ? .,v ........ » * « ■ . •« ^ ft. moving picture company !central fire headquarter*. ..... >• ,nlr being | led “Ds „n . -----------son and children, Mr. and Mrs 1 n Iiy for Carbon,lai,.. wh,.n . ^ given in honor „f Mjss i m i l l n ' l r " , f R «*n Bridge” -for low score, .. Organ Club of the BapHoward nnd children and Ih will meet a t tho home octo 1i . prc9ont ed “ Jimmie e l e c t r i c a l contra ,] Mi. and Mrs. |>. C. Howard spent -S s I T I S ^ T b h,,i £ "■ ■M* ' O ' * .. .. E. Yorke, [G. .Sharon nt 3:30 o’clock. Ihursdny at Daytonu Beach fall meeting of the St. I he spacious rooms of the lower ; " M a t t e ' hrmr\he hostMBes, nsN" j,,h T ' ' n Nil Job Tt II. Smith Smith returned returned last week ' fluMr H" e r e derornted artisticallv in 1s i s t / i " » * ' ' ’u rAb® ho"to*"e8' n8* gild will he held nt the to E. Ren Steele left Monday for Jack 8,3 l>,,rk Ave. |» jin . A. R. Key, U07 P ark i oral Wake !• orrest to complete hi* |,t 3:30 o'clock. stml,cs at the Theological college guest or Mr. «„d MwVsVA.Trwhi0 ^ pacT c s HOW u p e i q ‘•VUl-V TELEPHONE M 8 ______7 53 n qh j her son. Harry Lewis k f I HHIDE-KLKCT HONORED AT TOVFT V FARTY (1IVPJN WEDNESDAY NIGHT K ' " 1.. 5ir'„ bJSiSu hK .Sdv e l e c t r Co. If Y our u iS v -s u r x s s :,; | S h o e S p e c ia l | R o o f _________________________________________ \V• M. Haynes returned SaturTuesday Mr. and Mrs. T. Flipping i,,,,..,,.. of I.. v i-iv garden U , j , scene z J.™ >“ ■ . . i«. ,k in........dn\ H'oin a business trip to Vul. ■ fcters of Wesley will enby a dinner dress of biego geor­ 7ork city were , KVUVt Wltn ' i Wt'r c visitors v *s it o r s in 111 Hu ear, tables were placed. gette, with a flare skirt and do^tii. [th an antique fashion re ­ S n n f o r l T l TtlUrSdny ‘-•nroute to their LM.es'ts’ tU '!'S w. " ch ," Hrlt«d the basque waist. home of Mrs. H. B. Wmtee winter home m Tampa Park Avenuo, a t 8 , a‘n,K;M* Hreips Americans made "Kewpies which^held S ' ' ' ' ^ i ‘ <>X W,‘q ,ovely in n tan GENEVA: Constructive Ameri­ r.Jt ,, , „ .. , while Ihv J U r » L ! . , i . l' E . f r 5 . y can women's influence in the de- tI , J b > l n l n i H i l n i [ punt, tp u u lk rn n r tn . ........... « gown wns-.....»™.; of powder ' v< ’l''Pmcnt ... of the rlr. _ Wednesday Upsaia & Grapeville | 'n - iX 'rS S■f J W....... m *;,u.... ■ ..... educational „,.,g Well, then, w h at T he H erald would like to su g g est is th a t I FNfM Av n ^ T . f u ! Ul( bwugette, worn over pink sat-|lu’<’t " f the League of Nntions will ABKiurntltip Ilf liulltlltiK |ir«lie Turner Circle will Mr Deck's folUs went ,to L spvVcounted r ‘l1 rounds of bridge, Thot dirt* not always mean pi£Q Rpn ni-—.hnuira, holpla, npnrtK[*V t h " • " " ‘ h e m in air. H e,,k s. . folks Tor s e Af,wr r e s were .md the priz Mrs. S. W. Varti at -V lltPJll htlllMPM. ■ ■ ■ a „um< i'?-f> ,OSHSe-cretariat <>f ,wo American I npfd m new une—Repair n i j r b i l l . ging up lilt ir ( hildien. I'Aerv ice com pany m an ag er in , Hi. y hnvemt Mary I'iekfortIV pie­ Mr. Butler es awanled. Miss Fern Wan! hold­ 1,1Th enes, list «includeel won.i n from the* Miss 1505 Palmetto Avenue. I ,,M ,' r " ,»y whih |)IC , that u nwMMry. T»—A Ally Punt IIIInnlun ol fl\p uiroiher of Du* .,. 'i:le elect's most inti- ' Ktonnee* Wilson of New York mot ore'll to Tampa an.l Wil.luo..,| •'clock. bfM. r Vi . knm'‘s .t f ul ,,v' ' ry »«»*th«r in th e city has ....... toM he, ,ln r r “ Homan Sparrow.V bfcaiiHi* ing I> ’ . «!• -core was mvardeei „ ' muit* ,rie...,s f'hi. r i r ^ u . mute friend.* returning Saturday. S ^ —C o n st rn**l|,in , , r h o „ I r i n r il 1 met Librarian, who has he*e*n I'h e n J« let , . l,oy ,,l,d Kil l not to play .-p'pund ice w agons. Then *i l,"‘ r'K"n ' " t I ’hrist appears in the n r o iim l l.n k p A louri.r, Mr. Hughes of 'Ian.pa <p<'iit ------- — j " ' " 1' ••"' League since its birth; 5 •«—..................... . ,.||? Itpnuliricn- he i<;e com pany m an ag ers tell th e ir d riv ers not to let (In trifoif of a little orphan uirl. tin* iw. k end at the* hoiin- of III- mg e.icnuragement f, I .it t It* orphan Ktrls, apparently, lion iitimriini. , , •» c e r t a i n , v.,rian I...... to Berliners te.s . ‘l ’" 1 " lss • ’•mrch Barlett. i* [otel A r r iv a ls a s k U S I uncle*. Mr. Hurley. boys and girls disobey th e ir p aren ts by clim bing on (In hofild 10.-R<|inn>liin ,,r .rhonl oyalrin little not ilreani about their best m te-a rof.u.s wl.ieh advertise unfavorable < o,ament l, .u,„!e of l;,,,r" r " '" »"'! Reference* , jJ * M llb pr.M U ln ii f ,,r Inrrpnopil ns wagons. Mr. and Mrs. \ful.o W.lliani- spe« nil , ed u c o g menus. I f lend. ,||„ , r •, , ' tuu;^' •*': l.dinm an of the League 5 1 '^IN' I Mir i;| , InplllllpM. ai.d childre n. Miss Flore,..,* Tyne*, Whippe.l ere;.in cake* „„,l rich ' ' . !.... . There I m ague. ■ ,' " 11 ”t p„, ■ old Montezuma l.et th e d riv ers tell tin ■en to s ta y o ff the wagons, lea, N. Y., M. H. Krugg.;, WE'I.I. TEI.t. YOU TH E TRUTH Hall and Mr. Smith re Pastry are reqdaeexl hy waler iees ’rV ,'|K,'t quarts, i ■ S IN U .M K Dlls BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY ' and‘ 'keep o ff the .................. ' hlll,‘ stre e ts and they will do much tow ard IH E AMERICAN Society for iBeaih, ABOUT IT , f,,r family ]*ar• t'*' real cause* of the departure 5 . Ule-m „ , Foss, .... Orluu,, v. , home* 'Thursday from Vir •"""'» hreatl ami lettuce sandwi ch- ' I ‘“ '•ter lor \our I Hie Control of Cancer will “ bar flydt* Byru, ( ity; C. OUR HELPER *‘llitht‘Mo_hath a v ertin g possibh; aceidents in tiie fu tu re. : es and lea with lemon •,( (|l(.s., ' ' nt "•"« •» the .stein is passeel. '"''•• "f these Americnn girls is S I Stl Itl 4 ' 1 El f1 ot* lam i neipeci as. j ,'sam j l J i faddists" at its international con­ llray; W.llium Meyers I M.rs S „yei,*r is e-v pert ing hl.r “hnps. sr)f . • I UP. ' * ' l|? >m " h‘' niV,,*,M'r to the -l.il- I the ..... «*ssity " of* "finding pia’e'cs for ' ----------- (>-----------------------------•lops. The dieting iiuVeh'w.Vimni tlu* »,)...r other.'chiL Our Time ane) Skill Are At Y o n , g'ress next week, r r' t l I’ D lo e, l i e * ..._ tilt* are ,usually among the younger ' ri’11 '.V” a,,u,ts alike, end, taking . t , ‘‘r,,,ans on the League NecreturP R A Y E R — Make haste to help .Service Promptly, Gladly I I'hut may bar somebody with a 1113 Sanford A\e. |*h0tt F l o r i d i r l i a s the* S a m e P r o b l e m germ.atiou win. find that French " SW <|1 , lo ••"' •»*'«llh of the o t h ) ,at ■*'"»''* Germany hecame n MemO Lord our God! B *j, Knoxville, Ten,,.; Lee will make their horn* In-re. I remedy for cancer nr nit cxplnnaLadie-s* Slippers in -mall sizes. N othing over size fashions mid Dutch dishes -.r.* ‘‘rM' ' ls ''"'"I'lttined that visi- | ,M’r " f the League*. ' tors, especially. . City liard to rccoHcile. A cents Here For Americans, f re".Ism . (rented t h e d. V a lu e * up t 0 $ 10-1)0. C E L A N D IN E I Boh Bolton who has hee*„ help­ (•nlifornia is looking for an effective way to rid its high- !ng" ° f thl‘ b,,lh MOW lnck‘ quern ly insist upon testing their | *■'•;»*:ue’s library, which now con-I ing his rather on their new hints,. Seminole r r - r V4 " a y ,S., ° f UK* ( a l i f o r n t a board o f h e a l t h ' ecnivention of Steel makers in eatincities l>y ordering nu eight i : f” «U' eighty thousand v.d- i 'Eye* of Homo men travel far Record Truvcler k-L i m ... v i w i H,nc“ returning from Chicago t a i l s th t rie a n Lonioln l>> nomad n u m ti/ ’ or , “ tin* hobo. on __ w ...ihorls , ,,” .England . . . once Struck from the rece autom obile For the finding of a star! Ixhar.ls, New^ o rk , M. L. ( where* he* took a e-ours,* in . I,v j '»ne a half million miles of s *.i •pinrt stein f.,r themselves with the ! Ull,‘“‘* -darting with only a few 1 AN ALBUM O F F IL M S , Irav.d i , ih,. ret ord of Miss A m u iT.lliiliassee, Carl S trauss. | , ril it.v has Up and down the heavens they tro Ju st how thoy ra n handle tin* problom, C alifo rn ia'o ffii in k '.T'1 '* ru;"l *>y » "steel fad•moielieleel fur Cale. o| Swansea. England, vvli* lesull that waiters have* a hare! .bonks when the* League* was mod |! lime colie, I ing ,|„* l.illw, esllv striving for a place miller the 1 . NEW MIRK HERALD I KIRI NE Men t h a t keep a mighty rout! d o n t know, as yH . but th e Golden State- mav In- drp.-ndrd m ' whose name was Bessemer, I-* « • A- i N tr„ u s s,| ., g )MM, poNiti,,ii with itirmioir I ’,I",*" •" ' . ............... ‘th Die National I Is llow III,-; \\. Walk, •'* r fifty MXth trip t*> I'm ob g re a t a* them , 1 trow, j aim .ii London in I'l'JO, I1 leel-makiug fad now rules the it,piningiisi' uji , umpuny. I N’e *v Zealand. I’ Bi'iiiisoii, P ensacola; II seems entirely fitting for Ihe not .,a Eederal keepsakus. along , rO Since the day I found thee out u ,on " ,hr ,V,'r !l w«>* tf* rid its<-lf of any nu isam v i do- industry Beware lest you mistake American travelers, umiecus, ' ,lss "'iUon organized Ilu* li■ siros to olmmmto. And thon it will la- Florida who must ' im l h for a fail. g-.v-'iiiinent to preserve among its ....... ,• ,, . xPr, WnymiHH, Git.; G , 1 airs. I* i-dier aiol daughter . Emily • Miss Dale has '•cm e-mployed fm tom,-,| lo leiping on fiatlier beds 1 7 : u ' iU,J Mre-hives for the* Periee S g&JLittla F low er!— I'll make a utir, ■Jack -onvilie*; ,|. M. I,e*w left for Tampa a fte r a pleasant j -B* venr hv thi government em. with vve-dge shtipeel holsters he*- ( i i , mves tin- visual record ol such y ^X Ike o Bnge astronom er. urn .do forage ground for tho v a g ra n ts of tho road, sot-king r,',u',‘ at Paris, and us a mem- ■ vi.-il ... with he. ■ ■SKK O U U W I N D O W D I S P L A Y - .' ills as (-residential inaugiiia ‘'xamples ot the things that presl *ice She» ‘* Mrs. Fry. gi at imi .1 It. C arter, II. W. .. ' — Wordtcworth. balmy w eath er for th e ir w in ter sojourn. F* B. Adams, President A . ncc..„".«,.*, s neat Ii th.-ir pillows, lmve deserihed , ,,M’ '" "'H ean Peace Uom- " I'll C\'t E INSTEAD of angrily it"iis, authentic pictures of Anieri •Mrs. I urtier and ntee-e. Mrs. Eu hlatl.a; Fred Walt lien i day moviegoers tolerate and f / p e n --------- 0--------1 i •-.ini ing Mussolini's v\arning rile i* Magimson. ! C : „ ; "• '»••• ^ »•«••« •••.. h o t e l 1 ............^ r . 1 . w.*rk ,„U|S A ccording to tho C alifornia board of health "those suc­ Room !) Masonic Bldg. Rhone 71 ll**iise*ly, Atlanta, Ga. lipkHopa thin new secretary proves , .m troops in action in the World «-n I-»y. A mol ion picture li■Pfafa* to es, ;lpe siiffocnl,ion. w r'"' * f •«!* » t I memoranda. | harboring Italian anarch A.ir, Ihe homecoming of (he s,.| brary iinieli more extensive than Rev. .1. S. I lark will )>i-i*acli in ages lo A ie.11 alia arid i e w Zm, ^ trotter. T H K C K L K I U L X T K I ) |'LA.VIST cessors of th e old-time, loot-w eary holm" bring th e most agaiusl Cpsala, Sept. It*, at II nVIn, k. i ;ts on Erencli soil, treats the m at­ •aad were made in sailing ship; 4' vl'.i»V " T !*,ll|.,,;lyin« ih, is, the treaty signing at \'erg'*'erninent ran aerommodate \ alelcz | . • ’arils we*re* le*ce*ived on his and 'i. Hunting Nymph ter good nattm-dly and replies: -lie foimd nav e l ,m.e), \ 1 V will, ra ids up,.,, w h n h a r e S I m i n l|fUn!" " ,nl lo highw ays, porhjtps. and certain ly Hat wo want to know Is what tho m ost dangerous m enace to health. •idles and other episodes of high “light he established and securely iLe-dvvi ll. Chicago, HI.; R. j D O N J O N S O N ‘ described half a dozen ways of I luN D O N : birthday by Mr. Ballinger' fr o m ' dull than if'js on tin "AH right. We'll help you glad Margaret Kennedy Olaollnl would suy if one of importance. If there* will he room housed by the motion picture in *rty. Jacksonville; John , Mrs. Williams in Virginia and .Mrs. D r. .Iiak.ng "t. a bed. If an Arne rie*,,,, is having a hard time finding (he 1ly to «-a|ch your ( ’ommunists and "W ithout funds, Iphilnde'lphia, says the health b o ard ’s |0 attem p ts wero successful. m the new Archives Building in duslrv as a legacy to its succcsI ’KOTKGl*: O F P A D K K K W S K I '" a n t s in sire p iii American style, •lymph for her dramatization of . i, . • M'- Beck in Ontario, telling w)l:lt a • France unsafe for them.' It 1 A-pmwall, S tu a r t; ge,„e| time* they wen* having uml lo a future public which IhvHR ...itornobilv n o m « la 1^ . b v f m - or ^ ^steal 3 gasoline t o ‘1'"'if'' tie chee ks I lie proper diagram on h n novel, "The Constant Nymph,” Hundreds of alleged anarchists Washington for at least Jll.llOO 1 Lorgnedle <>ee*r-\wes Commons •mji and wifi*, Now 1 ork i |.'||„4.r ..... Nowadays it isn’t considered a (Invu fdci . ami negatives, i In* pictures n ,:,.v pnv 10,000,0(10,fMIO a year in W ill a c c e p t a v e r y l i m i t e d m i m l i e r nf students the card and leaves it to the diam - which is to Ih* produced in Lon­ car* from place In place. Thev pollute o a r rest i •men arrested, others will he of outstanding national interest admissions, ten lime* B ury unless the Reptihlicuns s as much um , l.llar.ly. Jacksonville; G Theodor,: Be rgejuisl VpenV' Hn! I ,* ' {' V> M«rgnr.*t I la*,nmill to do the rest. p i a n o . T h o s e i n t e r e s t e d in s t u d y i n g umicr Ihj captured as they don this autumn. More* than 2(10 cross (he bor" ' “ T ^ ‘rry 0111. diaeasea |„ d e a n ...m n i.i, gton, Miami; l(. J. Kegg. wi'i'k-epd with their si-ter Mrs , ’" ni « d a t least n millrmi dollars. i in easily Ik- garnered, and in a last yeair's ,e>tat. ,llu‘ ," ‘vv,v ob'ctixl mem I D O L L A R D A Y I ilers. ties, ttestroy picturoaquo ' e m i n e n t t e a c h e r m u s t r e g i s t e r a t unit*. ni-iressos who want to play the N. (kt J . W. C arter, Edwin Luiiiieiuist. ’ ' i' '*• • arliame-nt ig c i n lorgnette hundred years they will have a hit I Ihe- picluie'S that should surely i Hr. Otto Fisher, director of the rede nt Tessa have* been interviewed lea-ph Ennier, Baltimore . f o n d e r If S heriff IlHnd (h con- crimefl, d e v asta te grow ing crops*and m aklJl’ht-m sektL wlnlh •mm value at least equal to the he- saves! are- Hie news reeds. Fifty I Mrs. Iliiniil Tolar of Lake Mary Mar v i i 1' skl „! Iy wl!*'" "'•'••'<‘:;sing the H A I A MOVES to restore eapi- ‘bile documents of these times. R. Lovett, Jacksonville* spent T h„rs,lnv with lu r sister,; House. When she first se*rved in state art gallery at S tuttgart, has Iby •Miss Kennedv. u t i n g a trip to Tallahassee in .veins hence* tlie-y will he far more j, lorgnette was been liuiile honorary adviser id' the zntions a n d ' th e desn -a‘rt* l!.u* ,I,I,1W ,P ,,f ,ll(‘ rh u rily organi- im' punJhm el», ill accordance with n ea r future. 4, Tampa. I Mrs. Waif red Pierson ' II 1Parliament '*• "lu-r ir lorgnette Tin* rubbish heap may elaim inleoe sting than any re'ceinstructiveChinese federal museums and a r t __ threat. i i . , 1 | ,iir n| health officers. They increase I ''"ssoiini’s something of a novelty. It wub.nit regret perhaps nine tenths pie lure* e.| Ibis perioel ihe1 nrees, ill H&* ------ - o -------! Mrs. Ballinger w,m in Sanford T r n,,V"l.,,y- '* \V1,S ■galleries with headquarters at Pe*- j Appointed Husband's Guardian UOiJ IVIeisch Httildinif ra h er th an decrease in num bers. They seldom work a d f ! .The quest ion is “Can you fight StvuiiH left We*elm*seiay ; Monday calling on Mrs. I.rjeeitt ' |s s 're-quently raised il , « w « »ro g H th a t Mr. Tunniof I lie enormous output of films. genie,,,s era ftsmnn will elevise-. Mr. BUDAPEST: Count Frnn-/. EsAs such *he has access to with violence snce*essful.» where he will spend' The* Willing Worker;* nenl 11... :<'"1" :,n 1 looked at semie king. tc rlu /y Jr., aged thirty, low been .-elttxe, .Itl severing his connection they do engage in casual labor they a re likely to ii.fr* t I... violence Nobody would suggest the rlul H *' ii niarks that he guts a “ kick” l'’ntl C o n s e r v a t o r y C o u r s e s in All Major Hratu-hJ the e-osllie*st collection of ('hinese I.V ip mi luisiness. I day a t the home of ,.,hi '"«•'' opponent with all the* e on th* bank, is not severing his i ti ring up ol the governm ent‘s out of watching e ven Ihe- people* act and anttquilus m tin* wuilel, made a ward of his wife owing t,> O f M u s ic Ihe I’rilis), allow f re. hi ■xt ravaganee. I F ra m e s Peek „„ Thu, lav .\Vi ■ ..... ‘ W T :" ; ' • • I ' l a v in flection with Banford as well. pe, Welcome -.11 , r . .......... wilhout fictional on ih<- aili-walk. in ihe* picture of .■a ho,im- which it is claimed has I on i .i S 1 ’ .,y ,,lioi‘l d.V|ihflieria. s ta rle t f ever ' ""'He no sorts r.r agitator l t K G I i « T K I ( K O U TIIIO I A l l, IKIfM FWre-t [.like left Wed“ l''«'"ie dinner Hey .pi.iled ‘m.V ‘" "ill' Utile Piratic. ‘ d,,vvd,ly ^ ,j •« —— — o- Duong the instances of waste­ «md o th e r eom nm naaltle diseases 1,8 Hu. r i* . all hough Mr. Will ll.iy,. lh<A le K im I i v mang'iration. Tht* not been achieved |,y uev nther l-rnr as they ,|„ not agitate .... . . follow in th e ir wake Tiillidnissee wiieie* lie •"•',r Bible* quilt. Besides the ho.-1 J ful conduct tluil made the court have heard that the nianagi r 1 ., "" wouM mal e an i >.<<-pti..n ol a In-.- golle r of I-.1,5 \\,|| l hank the* “ moO.N IM O N D A Y , T I K S D A Y O K THI'ILSUAI I'.uiopeaii m Ameru-au Dr- Fish­ Bnlish s,„| ami Ihe* British renal ..V. a,1,ornia intends to do som elhing about it. I sevvial wee*ks oil bus- 1^ H* made it pleasant fo,- all,' TOW'.^h# Yellow Taxi Company illrender this judgement were hi.s toricail. illustrative p.< lure hk, lie pe-ople* for repl’oellle'ilig the F I G D A Y M O R N I N G S er is <>„ a year's study lour of family liws in safe*ly ami coruf**il. II Mi s. Butler, Mrs. Are hie Swan r 'BUt* upon his drivers lining <aremis management of his L'H.tiOO "The 1 "vered Wagon" ami ilu China and Japan. wing o| (toliliy Jones anil the ten Iineli* l7 ,,ir Uil1 7 a ,|"-M Kliani'S ,,n <*V(-ry rrMiiT cn,U 'ii|f it E s ta te Russia woulel lole*rale* no free* Him mi and Mrs. Ballinger we*fe with _ :" r‘* estate, his purchase of the Wo wonder just how imuli l i n t s Io d e m a n d a bill (,| h e a l t h a n d c e r t i f i c a t e s o f w e a l t h u In *„>ii of Abraham I.in,,,In. || ni.' play<*rs for a sight of Tihlen in ' S a tu *rd a y o r speemh umler the' e/.ars. There are would I,** unfortunate if (),<■ few there is in that. ;»cs Mary and F ra m e s ! !.« a ' rlM' Th" , *,lf,.v they spent the*; . . . . . ‘‘"ipcror's stable in order to t 'a n i u . K p o w e r f r o m e v e r y a u t o m o b i l e p a r 1 ^ ( 1 t h a s t h e aid ion. As Ihe* speaking motion : more e*zars. «....r..».i »v...i Baden Baden is still the most present Ilie horses to King Otto m --------- o — wived in Sanford Wed- | »•• te-riioon with Lucy and Horotliy screen ", lassie s" soe altcel which pieiiiM* is pi*(fiilcii there will hi* '•“ ‘k o f t h e v a g r a n t . O r C a l i f o r n i a m i g h t f m l hi s u e U r v making curl:,in lic-lim k s.. ' MERLIN, -opt . popular (.oiiiiaii health resort for the day he is placed on the throne* all right, this being a dicta hni Home, Ga., and e*xpei-t Hurley, t/l’t The Big' Reduction oil “ Vanity Pair” iilustrathe popular la -te in In, Refleshim iils ol ' cookies and lem-I u Hill mole viviel evoe-atietll of Ihe* e l e r s m a k i< n• g . c. a. m p a n y w h e r e - -l>nl ' DEM in RATS n |.’ New York in* i ! tortu fort n tli t h auim ersa rv of the mve«n A met leans. Eighty pi r cent ••»'of 11imgat y. his employing several I lie- winter here. Miss Of a ‘foreign your .....j . ■ orcign country if yeuu in lici.-nsf-d to u rist cam ps, building •nor ana romance' of these days p an . 1lie* “ mini,*" is supplying a up their platform for the (nr* will la* county nurse (made wen* -ei ved l,. the jolly j turni*.I the Go amt, ant..n,oldie, was tlu* guest., at the two leading to* laindr C of persons who look part , AW« has g o t you preiperly traine-el1m J . ’ 'o i ’blel the- t o u r i s t **j mips to n-coive- any cam pers wero to !„• destroyed. 'They should UNDKKWKAKt AND H O SIER Y tall as a preparation for rn vr he* pro-, i.fil somewhere, although i a te photograph allium for mu , white Miss F,lames V,*,.; i, .. • , , , fittingly celebrated by students of J tels in Ihe Black Fore-st city Ha­ m e-x King Clmrlcs’ O c t o b e r Ing missiles horled at rangi'estl granele tiihiren. l-N.iay evening a truck load n fjllnitn ver Te. h. 'They hauled ont | ‘-'•"imer are Arnerii ans. There ha ; "putsch,” and finally hi.s wardrobe y ea r’s convention and I'rcsidentml ► ill U * city mirse. llto liL'Hi quality in unite r\ve>ai* and hosiery will he .sold * .......j-f-VT. . t the young folks went for a straw the original machine from the ^ nominal ion. at alm ost costi an average* of 1,3(H) Amen of ;i,(M)U suits, which he never aiVcJtXj rule to Lake Lillian, clutperuned To thestaleme-nt of President G R E A T N E S S school museum, filleel tlu* tank 1 1 '"""••' taking the* cure*, lowed to fall huluw that number. C ham ber of Commerce Commerce is F k ritln w H I |1. T. RoHsiter returned by Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. Lunilquixt *»r* ftn" »"<l m in (la> th o rmounUmv t oolidge's friends, "preesperity is ' i Ing economy ...... ASHEVILLE TIMES Inrsilay from New York where on tin* shore* they roasted with gas ami drove 270 miles from nnd it is cco- In- is ' - . y ,! ‘! l M 10 a , l o >)t. a l*la» f«»r handling ing its «own case-. theonly is«ll(. f„r |'|os." the De'lno II,mover to the home of Dr. <’„») other points of interest we-enies and nmislimtillows liiin g a t a tim e who e*roni,rny , whenn eeohetiny ' . a s " v c r - n i n w ith undesirtibles s t u-i ?sirabies la last winte-r. ft , erats ........will reply “ you are* wrong. The F'-'U-I Bureau of Feiueation eau-e of the incomparable services Be*iiz, the* inventor, in i.nndenhurg. Iviinia where* sly* 1ms driKHit th e moat importunl thing iiJid mtmbefH of v a g ra n ts w ander Dr. Ben/ is now M3 years old. . ....... - .jMakmg whisky .. I he* only national i in its ti'-ui*' reading course* lays " • 'i'll hi' renelereel in Ilu* five* years ! the past two months. m th« world. t a rs until they could' find a p ia r * U,”H,t in ,,a G eretl-up •‘ >o exist on c h a rity , or . 'veri'y<', with e*rime on the side ' down thi definition of heToisnt: "It that lie survived the War between | The* trip was made* without u «R fc_ —----- o---------MO Maifnolin Avenue throu g h crim inal practici-a. .Fbwida also had num bers of | ia is not tin* ri'e*at captains with their • he Stales. Asingle mishap. The* ear at times I ■ill. j (I. I .alley un.J l . l l l . l l N e W S A b ° U t W e l l I t ' l l ' m o a t h ’s M ercury contains ' not the i.iui captains with their I i.'J*, high-fly in g unele-.sirables last w in ter who (l will he an inture*sting fight attained a speed of 21 miles an 1 ' articlo on tho way* Julian tn inMartin, and Mrs. were an even g re a t- 1!»2X. As i\ soldier Lee wns undeniably guns and ,lnui|s who are the most Flies In Sports Suit ; hmir, with two passengers. in- I funs th# Columbus F3ne|iiirI-Vcrly returned home* I j enduring i„ r„i*s, hat ih** true tie great. Sir Frceicrick Maurice, the* S r ,VU‘ ‘' T — ^ filth y \ u Z ; Z PARIS, |/P) J lu* young English ! stead of tin* scpicnl joys which W 'JJ'S un. Feiiks around here who t,r tf'ia an extensive visit Bnlisli military expert, declares - "ri- '■ flyer, who nm Ir gre*e*te*,l Dr. Benz on his first ride . 1,10 K ,,rt^ Hfrid.-t thouaandH of i •» '> b e e o r e yesiereinr the 'roe*s of iiiinum advancement C^ = = Fives in Wetutnpka. A lu.l,lvV r’ Mrs. Eliott f*ll,<’t‘ »Lynn, -*>**»•». wh" A• think wb a r c mean ought to re*aet thoao c re a tu re s ' out' on l*h * There w as a time w hen we looked statesmen, pioneers, di.-covers, in- Mia! he vva* Dm* g reatest of all tin* __ Isueh a .good showing at the E % : .. , . . co- j in the* same car. the student driv- i upon our Used Cur Department us a n ............. | nomic " ’light plane* international , e*rs rece-ived an ovatiea, along the i u n ^ s h m d ,, hay,, an o r g a n i ^ ^ S S back i ' I'he* " "market ■ ■ gone ^stale*; we* 1visitors, me um lists, poet-, histoid captains which tlm Anglo-Saxon has necessary evil. Now w e realize that •'’ inith' of Atluntn, lm.,*ting th at has just closed at j route. at the border line. patriot « |„ arc lace has produced. are' in lor a dull period, with prices i ana, refoim. , Tea,.- were in thu aged i« .^vTherc seems to ho u wnr em heit is a trem endous a sse t. W e sell I workers I ,r humanity ' But this true heroism was not dis- ' sagging elownwarel." ht4 ‘t : : ' ,^ , ,mlS0MgUeSti ()r,y’ Bans, astoM-hed the I inventors e*yi •; and thousands of in manv the two circuses coining to r ' M,k' U lll,un> Moore.j puhtic |,y flying each day- in a tail- - his townspeople* cheered as the places and m many w'.ivs " ' only GOOD Used Curs and thus make VestiTilay price's went uj>. v.(. i played most signally on the* hntih- • jBanfonl in the n ear future. Some* d r made Costume*, navy nine, with I machine Having i*.u-n this el.-fniitmn, the bolds of Virginia. It was exhibited m friends who come back to us for new s i n c e rM!,,s “toe-ks going to new high ’ R wdl get so th a t a circus t l ''''i'o ™ u v n l'n a , N 0 Thl""'lin 1';,',!,' r ,,! "l' “ * « '• - ........- . - - .... .. ........ " . ' I m , " ........ . Bureau suggests a tin o*' tl.in y " b o n he ae-c-pted the* Presidency of ' cars, twill be an every week-end "nt•ill arrive* hrielny to he the fashionable flesh-colored silk ‘ ' " V “ ”‘ - V .W - - . Owe ............ ....... .. American heroes whose biographi­ what is now Washington and L e e ' 1*' if y<»u like th a t weirel. fur several days of Miss stockings, instead of the usual nvp * , . „„ , , r - L" - “ too close to the game, es should he read by all who n r- University and set himself res..-' » » »>nght and fra g ra n . T to , ' Z• ,■! " ! „ “ I T ' ™ 1 vV.Y, --------- e>--------> , nt her homo on W e s t ' intie,n combinations, leather he!, r ,U k \ t 1VI truly intere-led in the history of punt-d to Florida is that it has s , J !h ln jr1 (ha,t h a« h a l>l““k up..,, it as a gambling enter luh'ly lo (he task of nhlitorutiiiK i Judgo Ilousholder has he*en in•• I met and heavy goggles (laughter of Joseph Meelill Patter their country. The eat.nogue ol paradise: and is , 1 7 r V 1 ,“ l !'! bler's i pris,*. ■ wWhen reel has come up a , ....,nK a 'mid gam •• ..................... , tor last traces of sectional anith a t Sanforet shirks and «,r She* wns tin* only woman eom- son, Chicago newspaper publisher, : 11.„ T , ,l(»'v .l>»nceeding u alify as the I be “nbiv-,r»*,o,.wi('tinic iicvl When prie*eH go up Tor , 1ler.°^l’ *’[ Him Ave. at 1.1th S treet ( 'idloto...,l I ' to q‘im tllty n« 1playground '“'Xt. ,s"’1 exclusive meisity mill ,,f educating the* youth girls a re "pettin g ” em the* «»!' Hie rmtiein. nk Mm, sor has returneei ^pctilor and was first in ;hre*e ,*f has been given the title of the • “ millionaire nun," in Germany. u i a u t a i to and su p p o rtin g this situ a tio n "* <','rt,,i" of time, the y must ,a.nd 1"! ,lwps v-ntemt of his stricken region. At this I ... course. They wemlel get a re certain in d u strial p a s t 1the seven trials hut lost points due* ** spending the Miss Patterson played the nun : S . a,Ml RRI'icultural ad v an tag es th at | SUr‘‘ly K" ’ I that other names might „,,t. with post ho reached the very pinnacle A U S E D CAR 15 ONLY A 5 D e P £ N O A B L E perm anent good out of it. if shonlet n/.l 1 /•[•* New York as the ing the* speeei trials oy the crack­ stiould not 1),* overlooked. These th in g s will L ..... i'i *, * ie'«|i«al appropriateness, h e* imlmled in “The* Miracle" at the Salzburg | aVdfioBy CQnfincd themselve's to p u t • -I human great,mss. Utteruldy in 1 ing of a cylinder. Imxtives, A 5 TH& D & A L & R W HO SE-LL5 IT festival plays. She arrived with capable* of vengofulncss or of en 1 KUing for q u ite a tim e and the- e-ssent i, IT . t e i lr.. . ...' I” n<ia I , ?,UKy KOKGET that white o„r ,!".1 lhc r.'dl •’* highly aggest iv two limeiusines, thirty four trunks, " f th e s ta te rem ain 'b H tT ,-'M.'.m S,’.,1,,al1’ !*"<n,lsit‘ a(lv an ,ageH !'l«Hnr is nomiaally”a’t‘ piVr 'ii’Y ! Appi-aring in the- list ,s the nam, vonoim'el remorse, he labored t o 1 French School Girls 9j»nu,i McDonald of Pa­ of General Robert E. Lev. lie ,s till Ins elcedining years with large-, — 11,...... . n r , \ , . , . nan ‘ ' ('r before, as a m a tte r of j ..... worth *’ about ' half of what it” a retinue of servants and occupied PA HIS, (/P)—A high school girl ince .hua ordered Turlee*y to ffaa cdt.—R utland (V t.) Htwald. V3*: **_ ^ l'”* gaestof her sister, | wns worth before* the war. Other rati keel under the heading “ mis- , souli,i|. service*. in France dreuniR of how she can a suite of eight rooms in a hotel. le L ieutenant Desmonds held * Mitchell. things th a t do not change* are* help lier husband, says Mile. Car Lady Diana Manner played tho • Constantinople d 7 e :v un u' ,’° io,,ch •« «••« nst | worth, in dollars, double* what they ; ^ “ on, the dirci'tress of the* Fenelmi inuid on the "Miracle" at last K t ’l l ’ . It f if ; * I AN A N C IEN T A M ERIC A N A D V E N T U R E ®1' Griffin of Ortnndo School, where 1200 girls ore edu­ year's festivals. | wen* before* the* wnr. g re a t Southern general finels his tion.’1 W“ ••V-thc B.l,r,,a" llf KetuiuWorld haa seen its lust war. let | rorld hoi, NEW YOltK IIRRALD-TRIBUNE ia Sanforel as the cated, mostly daughters of state* ■(Vf-AA lit 1 ** | Hence* the high prircs are dt*s agree to /In do nil all iL.. the JL.I.l!. fighting in n* Martha Bishop. officials and of families of a good I lined to he higher for everything The HnuDirugh house, which the n ext one. Eleven ye*ais ago Mr. Frank social position. Bavarian government established th.. gi«,.,„i j th at is fundamentally sound. Ayers, of Vero, Fla., aotHe*ei the whi' h •,*--1-'**' " » i -vi, „ ! N. Talbot of Tampa, Tam pa m an suffered with in- hones of a hi,man foot protud, ig I" Mod. I Ins means that Die \ i m several days here as “ Formerly teaching was the first in Berlin to sell high powered Bu- ® WITH ATTRACTIVE PORCH AWING " Details of (he fight between ■tlon and eie'cleliMi to <iuit »*ut- lioin tin* side o f a ditch wheee* *• her brother, J. D. and only thing they thought of t’H E P E R F E C T Z U L U ' ? V English sailors and Chinese indi­ altogethcr. He starved te* | fossiln of various kinils ....... ................... v. ••re* now they and their parents are NEW YORK WORLD !• cate* that the British continue tn Naturally. Even the he,<ly of 1,l’ll,lv known to exist. Tans «p .... ... •'» -'•••« t ' T ’HINK OF ITI Without moving or i ready So consider olhe*r careers," impress on "inferior nations” the fool needs nourishment. A p r o p - 1J.“'u , '*‘l « ''» • « ' scientific stage the Sir William Arhutlumt Lam*, the he ever «-a,„e to _ ' * your present Ice-box you can convert It lot' m ,’rs W. E. Walthall Mile. Caron said. Most of the scieiitists have held folly of defying the British Em­ diet of fru its and vegetables ! ['.‘'"l” 1'4 “ Vt!r ? p«*rlii.|..-« the be prehistory (,f Amerii'i to he physical grips L*11;1' Walthall returned t genuine Frigidaire—at a cost as low as $1^** Thoy are encouraged to become London physician who recently got 'w ith the . ,, lid not only have saved his life j •••“’tent human relic in Anier- •Much poorer and shorter than that pire. ’ •■■''lay from St. Peters- chemists and lawyers. As law * small charge for freight and iuatallstioo. I’ly e thousand Chinese were into trouble because he contributed the foot,,:, f .) 'he ^ Would huvo also cured his in- i , tU' Arguments still rage over or Europe*. The ancestors of the 2 i tlu'y have been for the clerks, they earn 12,000 to 13,000 '4oh. | J'an“ “ r her, fe»r «» that we surely Indians cannot Never before has such a value ss this n T have reach-.l killexl to pay for three Britishers. «m article to the mem, e-ard of „ second rate. He couhl S francs a year (under $100) for f> know about the skelet in to w#i,e!* offered. It means that your home esn h*‘*j i , Ii,tir b f 'Khting ship that used ohnm restaurant, is now out with „clt. Dtckins.......... , or <5 hours n day work, with a J P Burk: •huso he,ties belonged is *|m it I America over fifteen thousand olel fashioned grappling -League of Nations seems the convenience and economy of the best ><ars ago. B e f o r e that "the r •All P r lg ld a lr * trrappling irons in 'u statem ent that the 7„\„ \ V " D,l'ki'lsnn nn'* the Navy „ f R*ncir,’?r-* returned home month n year holiday and three once sustained the frnrn* of roluctant to uccept u re­ refrigeration at a new low cost. It mes»»1 1 m lalluhnsBee where months when a buby is horn. J*** reduerd. *t'da»lcal unJt ' t<*r severul days, 'll Its tho Pullman Compu........ you can have a g en u in e FrigIds! a>ra*lawi<ugl7a '•AS p i * oa tra in s for Florida lust known or eluhnlnhle*. debatable* ‘ «•-] J'-urope of those days was well fillproduct of General Motors, world’* Swiss Regulate Clothes e-el with hunters and fishers and you can get a r,*we and Mrs. Otto ’«— New York Herald Trihthe niost perfect human anitnnl GENEVA, (A’)--T he Parish builder o f electric refrigerators. It me* The im portant unrertam ty a ’mii* fun*N**«nvrtal cabatth. daughter, Agnes, Cenincil of the Alpine village of Reservntlon* aro becoming this find is its anti.p,it,-. ' [•’ ,ur>j "'X'd guthere-rs, haunting the edges ° f N|>W fig- I that you will be assured of the same • Continuous from 1 p. m. to “ Hl” •">■* " " J UTOI for „ tin,;. ns Nature's mas- 1 •-*« Frigidaire fo r ? fr,,tH -St. Petersburg, Blutten, in (he* Loctshcntal valley the fast-retre ating ice*. The ■ Brtd h a r d e r to get tn both with the human hone-s vver* those , I l p. m. f --------ability and durability that have won tbe< little at ave been the guests hones of Vero do not change this and tho trains to of elephants, foxes, horses, sloths has issued u ukase regureling wo­ j ..3,’ *' , ' ! ! Wl,u“ m K"0" on, Coriiiuco, but proof \VUs n„t con. T O M S IM S ment of more than 200,000 Frigidaire u*«* 1for severul elays.' I wo or three individitmen’s dress, which should satisfy and other animals long exlim t in picture. TODAY Jl W” . °!"ln!pl<' ' 1; " " f - « l , vl„clnK. Ag „i„. Z « H ito not make an Am-rican imp­ Don’t wait another day to And out J the m ost rabid puritun: America. Did these vnnislicel Thai stirring epic of the Haho Ruth will gel $101),that f«, *‘'<mK,*t*d of <■’•'“ •<•“ 1 in tho 1husieed"in thoK|egen«t that h e r 1'" '11 Olive Newman, GeorFrigidaire will cost completely installed ioj "The entire population, whether dog cut capers on First liessts live, on in the mild cT'inate utation, and the continent has hue * ,Ti!le,*a,nf ‘‘®°rsaHno” sums up all (hat is fine In imported ftlt hats. great iqien spaces. a vau.lovillo tour, 4his being ,!„* . > ,lui,lw8t nu*a “«r. The Zulu can superman nar»E .i . * 1 1 borne and how cosily you can buy it foreigners, tourists or natives, orday morning. Ignor- of Florida until tin* coniinr of the elug over enough to prove that most yet paid for a circuit .lout. ;'>•'• f‘»r more than fifty miles with miner V n i i’h 'V Kvi,|yn Williams ii!i n we'®*1^ w**h the unusual combination of tenacious shape-retstning >*liz,,h,.l |? |*u|C8ton k>ft lnr,y 1,1 •‘"••n , whon using thu roads ami paths of General Motors deferred payment pi*1* “The Flaming F rontier” i stood around and Indians, so th a t one of that race pre-Iiidinn men were never pten­ qualities. In smart tans, brown, grays and gray-grsens. .... . b b d in-re What the Vero finds do • “••ahnssce whero khu commune, must 'jio droesed to today. Or mail th« couponi#( wasn’t mad, he was only eoeld leave his hones with the*’•rs j suggest ,f Dr. Hay and others A 1 , T o T f .h rriff bit „ •" «* K . h . M ,„5,ku L T t a ^ l n ™ , !Un ' '•'III **R' tm*ir studies at *— With Hoot Gibson, Dustin in — such^ n manner ns to comply When ■ d o g froaths at at Vero? Or does the find 1(. ' ' j j a* riL rht about their age*. is one of Farnum, Anne Cornwall. «•■ College for Women. with tho dictutcH of enimmon ilosent some much more ancient I W, ru n s wildly about yip­ cency. --------rltoeiwet of civil.,ati»n ‘ *“ • » * m.m,.d J,.h,iriv snapping a t everything, of prehistoric man, some l]IIM ! , . : ? u '. irl,J K kreut adventures. Some Comedy Book Case. Medicine Chest, Kitchen Cabinet, Ironinng Board, , S , H' ,I*. B. Woodruff “Tho hreaRt, the upper partB of ttoara, ■ .<I t‘.x,p or5:'r have Silk fuctory collapses in Hun ‘‘r,»‘ly recognised.” .Weissmuller. As f. * P i p i n g Into walis, POMtfl present- 1in America scores of , . .! ,Y.r.iI..T,r "Buster’s Girl Friend.” pushed out with a few companions III, * e in a ) h i A r e G *1 Drain Board; T o a d Closet in B ath; Complete Electrical tho arms and legs must be covered gory ' the '• we.rn taraed. ' " ......... MKJ.oah cans, he’s not only »ry. so m aybe this comes high nu- ! baps his diet amt h n i ’ y5“ r " Iu*«ia 1°f fritmds? ° Hant,° 03 with mntcriul that is not trnnnequipm ent. Dr.. Oliver I’. Hnv. Lv,™ As,a “ r b o m Europe*, as Lief W’g o t hydrophobia; and if An Ohio insune usylum has a , t,,orlty> yet «onu*how vvx* are n o t 1representr*,i „ . b ts ar<! 118 parent. Skirts nnd trou»er» must of the* forem ost American until.>i i -ma “ l " do rt'* L'Mir a f t e r ­ beauty parlor which isn’t the first convinced. This is not the* first ous wavs > I , u t . l,‘or° »re> varit to he bitten or Desirably Located ties in this field, has just re-port. I » continent wus before beuuty parlor for the insim,* ikim .t oni|eBy and lit- be of sufficient length to cover, at time th a t tho “"nerfe.-t" l f n,nn,»'K fifty, seven perfert" „t.v. ,..i ‘him , sco your doctor ed to the W ashington Ac„el.*iny „ ( Price Reasonable Eaay Terms FRIDAY ,? ht'y l’n b'red it. But to Or,nndo leant, the knees. specimen has been elisn.ven'd 'for ta ll him all about it, >Science*s u renewed sttuly nf q. , , r t u *?® fell upon them. Thoy "For the first offense the fine Things are simply • f.r | hUy WCr« th0 INQUIRE AT Richard BarthHaieas in f ha acting Just like animal hones from Vero. 4*«n,iur s mother, Mrs. is $U). which will be doubled tn th* I,,*. 1» , / , ' nV •*08t‘e ' ,(iaatHl no relies but until you understand re-markalih* us. F or a long time there wus a • . .. them ami m yth th a t the American . n n i n g A ! £ S S S ^ ‘ •”', their tiones fa a f a w days. "The A m ateur. Gentleman” Whon the Ineliuns lievus them ancieat, dating uiick the ChM1of a repitition.” P C k ^*y * ro "-'•nurknbly was as fino an animal as |,*„i -Vl,P the eves of P ’“ 't‘ h' m kick came the land was em pty again. in Heme.............. ii Comedy Tlrtre an wnte «■*-*-*-»-—-a_ ,lm pl0' . ... . . been produced. Yet the o,dy tim l Ha Ritfiln f 1 ^UVo Nur,” i and VVil _ Dutch Women Reduce lie Ritolu, and not until them "The Mad Racer" Or-Sce Your Broker .. ' M ^ •Uctrte re/Htggmtm e e m tlm i 30x35 COI w ' L eaks I T.', 'If,’, s Hines Filling 8ta FRIDAY ONLY ii , Barret’s Bonded Roof? L loyd S h o e Co.! Sanford S. S. M $1 S a n fo rd S c h o o l of Musil r r nZ ! r : iHr ' r r f A Z'X\ Roofing Co. tl SA T U R D A Y ' * G ifts - G ifts - G ifts ers-:s a w t a a i * - i-m»-n,,-,iv,:!v,,u.i'... BERLIN LETTER Advertising Means Business M i-L ady’s Shoppe: A VITAL A5SE-T ifT - m _______ «"| IrttZ fT Z Z ... MILLER 0. PHILLIPS, INC. 5 5 u f 'C Spanish Bungalow I A smallY)ownray Puts F r i g i d a i r e in \our Hot C 5 Rooms With Bath Amusements Zr. - lw" lh0 ! ,r r , I B O R SA L IN O H A T S Of Superb Lightweight Quality & 25 :::"in,r,!S‘l„ri;rm |,u,,i'iK-« r m,r ,,f ..... »*«»t i i s BUILT-IN FEATURES DickW angelin J •<t>Tjvv Uii.t; $ 1 0 — . THE — 9 rv iiim R l Baumel’s Specialty Shop AMSTERDAM, (/P)—Dutch wo­ men who wish to reduce are xeciv- ^ ^1 Uv . Y O W E IX COMP A N �W orkou ts Facing YANKEES IORN ^ afiom|/ League Pennant Chase S till In Sanford High School Grid $\py m A l B i ' H j H f jT Amj '■ P ^ T I 10 Reds, Cards Win W ednesday ■-it.!diDfii Imidsj;i*HOMGROW! Squad In NextTwo Weeks •>41 isJ.srj.’AT?f i r RlMjHv) tjititi LAKELAND . . •„ a - ; * > • ' J . VI. C *■' W i t h th e squ a d r a p i d l y g e t t i n g i n t o shape and w i t h v e r y fe w sore t it- A ssociated i ' r r > s ) ■■■,..! I rai.'ln pi t i " . lit T he ra m i i m ■ mil - ui ,i 11 . • a n:u r. > io ia v wa I..... C u lb io ll. t ii't • a ./H o k f < •**--•* J C ,., D ils I I*:*,i Is T J jj ii t M iiii.i ( f | (t -j, >vti tl'> !itio e n ( rin rh i-s - . f l ' .it ! A ,u i{ tn v , f j . r t.P » ’ - I? r ir ! * " f l “ ,w H> da ys •■'m fit, i nti O f ( I f v H i t m l * 1 ' ! 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F ill viiv <■ ■fr I- \ \ illra, vt(I u il New York io n n.iii I ’ o >: HI n w e ll ill I he I' (,. i l ,. . *f ; ; ii r j . . vo .ml nun |::u nail 1 11 The 1 . Dodgen, :ii i l a \ tm * '1 t ., ;> n i 11 1 i) . h a e k fie ld is v e r y p ro m is in g . .lorn . Ipr,. I . o ar.d lo ” ■ ' 1 !' 'J X C ' 1 1j : .i I/** 1: s1 I ' ' It. ‘ W i ll e y . p I . a n ie r nnd W a t e i s \\ I U ii u II 0 il Id.. ...... m ■ il.’ ■ *!•;. uia: Johnson, n ■ . 1," i • b I ■1 111 f I \m i M i n r o n j nan r u n g J ; . j f t |,n ,l t ! f , m . u v „ „ Ul. ............ . .-I |li ed tk '11 I'.i, 'lid »t once b e fo r e . Im t neve r ......... . ((f .......... .. ;IM. ........... Id ■l !S K i _’ Ji •l,hi 1 Ie < • ‘ im t >i n;il ., J p al 41 rm■r i ■'1a 1. ,, Id | lit «PP<’ « d ,, ’n it-* has ( „ T h u rs d a y . H u t t o n . .... 1 " f l i p p 1 hoiic 1 l . f ,•\ 1 $ I i f I Hi il ■. m ■ i IfldQd t h i s j o a t . I h< I .’ one fe l l o w w h o has h e rn v r t v S . \ l ; \ S l l T A I ; I' Ur * \ j ■a ’■ , , . 1 , * i •1 1 i I'll \ Us.. . •■ • and \> l:a , •• A*10 Sl’n , l l , l I , 'on l u r n m n to |,j.. al.senee Ix it | fla>r;.i< I 1 f 1 * c . In, 1 -.1 1 . 1 * ■ ! 11 , t V. d I ll.ei . ■r * ' * U * h t b l i t i t w as e n o i.lth |M. is .,lso e xpected to he in t o y , Mauu i, , I II I■r . aa * . »* ’ Ni> fm oil u t>.. l a m p . . , held |)t.t7ii'o the last o f tl.is week. I t rust lo n g , \% r r n * 1f ’ i * . i* t •i 1 I » ■ P ■ 1L l .amn tl)0 lai^. nam e M o i.ith to n , h u s k y h a e k fie ld r u n - 1 D enton, If n 1 1 . 1, ilk ' ) \ ■ ■ on 1 , t h e y e a r w i t h a team d i.la le , has licet, d e ve lo p in g ra p id | |o y : u i. Jh :> n i ; V1 : 1 !!•* ' -," f » i'l ’ o.| I,:. , i, m a n y o f th e m re lv and -tum id prove a -Iro n y , ro il I M c D o n a ld , i f \ it■ j 1., 4 II 0 I ■ 1 U?«» ;>* ir.J 1 >r , VV l Fl i Ii r. I a t o i l III I ’ t h e sand l o t ra n k s in t e s t a n t i • . I' . fo r f u l l h a rk . C a p t u i n f M ill e r , i iritfh : l n :> . -i ; L. 1 . 'll It*, :■ r.» .* ii Iu1 • ii p i ll he i ■Tennessee, Lee C ro w e T h o m p s o n e o n tim ie s to shine and ( T h o rn e , ;t(i i ' h :o i i II i n Ilf* 1U 1 |e< o HI a c h a m p io n s h ip d u b seems to he g e t t i n g fa s t e r e v e ry O w e n -, p ' . • ( f t ,1 I’r 11■ 111.I l (i n n u I ’ll -I I . tltU h ave been made since day. M a x w e ll , Z a c h a ry , H ig g i n s j T h ie la n . p i : k 11’ : I , I ' ' I I u .! mill I H l-Oll t V null rr . . .o Wa Ii ii 11 day. T w o men w e re I la g a n . S h u n o f f , and K n t / m i n g e r I ; H i) i |i i r o . Mi i 1 Is i I ii i r . at lie o f th e m because o f l if e a ll Inn.ting fin e and it w i l l not H r.|' ( !, i . i r v. i >■to T o t al I ha ,?i I rial qI m b ru le s , and the n th - h r lu n g b e fo re th e y w i l l he ready f V ; ; ./Mi ■I'.ki. ' i i ■ 'iij',i 1 S r o i r hv i m i ' n . , - : I ' a, ■■ a.d -I ol f* ow n accord. . T w o ! f o r h e a v ie r w o r k . ' M i l l e r is an■i 'i iiio .j 1.1■i * U 1 r> ■" l l l l ' p i" •I.oif ell . Jlf I 'it n L n k e h .iu l m il a;,;I nun s . furoi.d l.a m e tbffen a c q u ire d alace th e o t l i e r l u i r k f i e l d r a n d i d n le t h a t may o t fl I i ■ \ \ r r lt t" '111- a ill-1 . , f'tti.u n ii. S iii’iisot.i null l;!(* J u l i; , U a s i f ii; to i m il !< > •* t i l l ' ' I I 1 L i * e n * o n . One u c a tc h e r de ve lop in to (prod h a rk . :: - I > . a I . I lie M i '', . , 1IIM.S, \ . J , v.ipi. if, | Y ork ll#r «\ p i t c h e r i S n iw n r v : Two b .-e !iii.- . Kip k- j 1,1 ............. ,l(t| ■’ ‘ Yancey Was h a rk ill lo p s \V i d I \ \ k I I'a ! a I! . hot , t ■J. li a •. I. |> 1d'l 1: 1"| Jo:n and ( liiek L \ al; r i o ni '.n.l ’ I ‘ ii t ; I ir! u . ! I l or ni , k.^ I 'h i f l m : . D e u in n ; j l|lu '• t * 1 t h a c r e d i t d o t s n o t k <’ nesday and seems to he r n | if d h | f 1’ 1 i»i;; : j l .'Jkii.i" i i , 1 recti t '! a.1 1vr*i i h i ' i i > p re ’ I as o p p o i’ i uf i in | |je ii. a it.. Ir . . r a c c f u 'e s , :l’ n ''" " d a l l , f o||T fe. ho we v e r y o r to .m y ( f e lt i. i) f in to e o n d itio n . Speer, a : s i"h 'U h n j i i I'lio rn e ; m .I i." a . n a l i-i|r i " t i r i . pp nt i i i ■• M M , | il | ,' 1It - 1 ■ ■ tv n , 'iY ille v ; dm ild e p l u v k M l ; i t h e lo iiK * In the c a n d id a te toj- one o f ih e ends i s 1 -Majinsh day I 'I .'ll ; tm : . t " -i , ' h • xi So k ro n u r ■ lh, 1 mi ■ ' Pi' m I > I m kit \ In 'l>niln< p, f ,>i 1 ! Wh o k *' a n d ’t o d a y ' f v a n - s h o w in g p le n ty o f speed and w i l l 1 I'.’, a :; i'1pii jdi l e d in |;.|.» i o i '! I i> * i ;i i. : ', | i !*: ;• * hi l,,< I 1 ■ \ i i ■' * <•>11 - to l l u e a i . : 1 I |.; ‘ a r o u e c liiim in y th e he v e r y h a rd to le-at. Sand , r a n 1 ' .............. ;■ "I apiT i a ■1 "I 11,, a ' Ji .11,e ■ k 0 i.f " a t ■■ . t . In [>l11.1 11, , ,i m u; t.i ' 1(1 t r u e and lo y a l s ty le riid a le f o r i t ' i i l I ' 11 a " I ! I ' -i , ii due -I.I ‘ O' I'l'i V I ' HI' Opt I " I IP, I m P l . t ha and Pa -re ' I Ii l ’ i , . 1 ilv 9 l l f p e n n a n t entile to t h e j I ’ -11X im «I I h -h i r *| l a l l e i ue III :’1■ ti j 1 'I i! l ea 1' I l l . l I . III I r rill' p| Vlit j. I | li r It lull r,pV I...... Pile 1,11 '. \\ lit. I. ' a f t e r th e y la id >o f f i r .' 1 ■ ■ 4 011 ' f l L I II.I kill '. * 1 1 I ■ I I I 1 I , j, ' 'i'" i l .............. Ul iH |. V I I " e , nod i i 1 1 1 r . H ue ol l i " ' (tames t o he t h r o w u Pm ■ 1 -I *n 111 1 1 1mil ll ' In .4*i,• n * ■I ltd h '1 1Die, t i l l L'at lie I <■f 1. 1)11 • i r h i' - o ' f I •mm Util i 'l PI (fault o f h ;( v in K in t h e i r | he; I t e n t e r s S a u to ir l l - tl: I : ■ -a o ■1 t ■* ■, 1 1; •I I ' i a i , i i e l i iti 1 lie n in th me I ■ i up; I ip lit lie Oxtru- rh o /s man. T i l ' I lie I im p an r x t i e i p r I ' |l I Ml I il.' 11 . )l open. Hi o.'lP I !' ll. 11 llllt /111 - 1 ;: I 'I ilsrtnt't in *p* lot II, , , n o t k e tip Un-in fr o m and Sands m a \ .h m i (lie >aan i in* y e a r k tiy fo , I ■■*iJ,*■ in(a il '1 and I I'lii iv.ns | Thu ijFr vices o f Ik a l inuia and f i j ; h l and i f lie dm ■ml p S i a a 1 '. 11 1 . i t ! ! ! fo llo w , ! ky i p ’ il'ire f l v w lii> I) jorc tinny been replaced v ill he lull'll to keep ul f ol ( lie ( ’ .il I,O'l ............ . “• 1 V • a v■d I Ur l i :1 r f i on. a lull o u t . f i r s t team, *of which j any club miylil n I' a i: * i i , a,it* null t i ' i l I I il i. • 11 t " " i .......... . ! !« T lie team in expi <t'-d to > la rl ■ip.'!, )Ud Jmve (li.’ Cll r e y i t '. ii i . ■ 11 i I in ai: ■ I ••* n o oils . i : i i . >:i m a il a il ' - ■ .11 ; e l i h i tna t.i I lie la te r | l t ' I 11)i | aommn. Out- . ti a n ^ ol 01 (In ■ .,! Mi : III la I H II .1 I U " i .. ‘ " Id 'ni i kt i o n ; I holoa ’ , h ! . and 1 - h 1. l o p n u l l) i ; : | w . i ' l ' . O. tile I n -1 o f n ■ \ ( ana : not : te o a u . II ' op. . i or I ,|*i in 1 ,. 11 h e l l i r in -n: hi m to H " 'n . j j u n j , j | j , , • ( » u ( f i t 1(1*t Of c h a lk ’ d up on the 1 l .Ul s 11 ' ' I I I'll" l I f 1 ---i 4 yt h m<j| mu w i l l h r Ji.ul. K M t id e . A n > th c r i n n i k o f ' p i n ana 1. 1(1xi 1 1 : J ^ ( V lo n m en I ,e ;n e s T o Join M a r v i n L e a v i t t , f i i r h t i n j r h a lf| l x gaitiea p la y e d in l i m e in i a tip i 1 1*xla.v x i " h i ! ! j w it h the S o n fh e r n A » sn riii(io n f i t i h i JDI thou * (tames heinj; h a r k w h o saw se rvice . I. W i ■a m d 1 *' 1 a a | school te a m th e f i r s t p a rt o f last [ a f f u ir f * . i. m m a 1 " J• *1 i. 1' <*Mo Ihtnc.i . sii.ee uur l e r i f - i ’ 'it. I" mil i n d iv i d u a l season w a s hack in u n i f o r m a y a in . rdfi ui f I t h u "■ " ’ 1: M i '.■! L3! .vrp]r>- . "-.'-4 •' l i r i l as nlun o f \lnterc* Interest. From T h in hoy looked Rood la s t y e a r and , 1mTd » r e f the t 'eler.i men, was -<dd . I - w -: ■■ \ 11 i l i e (' . p r r ' i ' w o u ld h a v e made his l e t t e r laid * " H l . n . i a ■••steid i , a i e o r d i n ^ l., I • "t;je \ . Den ( anlwcll easily i .tm \ \\ a . ' I'a I tin v . ■ ' l " ' ' | ' ;iimil nunli In ' i n k ,, r Hers o f t ie entire south he re m a in e d in sclmnl th e e u l ii > [ season. S hould he heroine e liiri | Hei.ils [In om i nin e , and leavi •• ' I In I l i 'M tl six defeats i a je t o r ie a ai I . .... i ha r'> d! to re 1 ■r V o f h is V». iiminc kuiiu - Ide to |*Iay ntrain th is y e a r he w i l l i ! " ' h * ' t " t ila .t c i t y , where lie w ill I i " i W II" ll .■ 1 , i i i . w : 11. in op o f tu iu o i Wilson w it h o u t ilm ilit (jive th e o t h e r r a i u li i'e P in jo tin ito u ts . ,lb mny i 'i 'd o n iA5, * V 'a iic H it * row . Kamo. i" . .ii aw " l tin dales f o r I lie t w o h a l f p o sitio n s a hit Kmne; hr I t o f a no Pr ire paid t o r 1>ui'a a - h i In 16 v inning Kami") liv e ly h a lit e . F n ; h i. T o 'la in T iiJ o 10 1.1 1*" 1i1?1 ,|..:e 1ixx| to pi * ' One o f the most p le a s iiq j s iij'il.- | aid I 'I lull r lx I'll }i I Olio , M., 1 III HIV . t w i r l e d sc* ’ral tie e.mIk lia ■ Ii. i " ,, k.:' v ■ Ilk "1 11 1 ' 1 C iix x ) k ira l I a n . air- ol 11. ■ n p p iio o 'h a ! 1 ■11; f :. V -11 a Tri-state \. i . th e s p e e tu to rs who hav, 1 1he f 'Xi' II1I1 1 1 III .1 P' i o r i l y o f l.is a t t e i i i l m i j the d a i ly W o rk o u ts is I lie !' Hu- L i * h ie l.' ' ol th e liivp; ! hal ,lo '! J.i * r .t 1It..' 1■ i x 11ll- 1 »f, || ■ ' l t.i Ii 1 i " Myers, wa- e n th u s ia s m w h ic h p re v a ils union*; l ' 1' 1 ............... 1r u i n * , MAN ' , *1 ! eliers of the)j t h e p la ye rs. T h e r e is a to t a l ah ' I ' n a a h d lie- :|,,h IM ^ u e in ' - ,1 to 1 *'t“ f. : 'I.i ' " i f \ i t t- ik, \ \ . 1 i *41i111 lie, m Lj IH T ^ f >r d d M rr* b--' 'rk* , y : w - , „— !*/. j J Atii< ild \ . wu men are- ueney o f (rro iirh in e ss nnd th e boys § bs11tt r dm m u th e i n e Lait' w it h SI Ills t 1».l 1ii 1' ■ c*a 11ns >rc in be pi 1 ! -t a i i i. 1 title ' ifrent season K " a t th e h ard Work th a t is neees- :l h d i ’ l of 'IT I u h L, i i l . i l e i! •< J a J "1 III I 'l X: P ic 1r, ■ 1oi'ilmg !•• r a 'ld 1ni l»!i\ it a* n a ry to e v e r y fo o t b a ll p ra c tic e nnd ’_u |, | jlKI f o r th e la ! halt' have 11 lixtinlllli'i lii<->11 i :i:ii| i Lh 1 nionip t o 1 . ii ni th a t in 1 ii* , ” * el In c:i C u m p tii"| hi 11 1 *' o ffic e of lit f l old. Dm sley, D um as f a i r l y l a u c lt at it. I f t h is s p i r i t Many -I1 t Hi m e pi cll.l 1Hit; . 11 lx 1 1 e r t * 1 I he league pi 1 s id e iil. u , . ti ’A : 1 : ;l y outclassed If have cm jirevuilM I h i o u y h the e n t i r e sen! 11' 1lull all 'tic way ii" - n ' d ,11 a ig h ' Ml *I»11 ' [ -In th e Ie .tine, In'Ll, in non th e o p jio s iiiK teams w i l l do w e ll ed I hat h 1 w i l l up,'am lie al 1 lie f bo n i top. | 111 • opponent 1 r il. f l i e s and u l th e p la te to w a tc h them selves. Several • 1 1 •;' ! 'ra n , ' fill 1 1 lisa been a TTn? C’ i i r ' sL r ' V i O ’’ i . i ’ i c : p j x ; l m t , the to p o f m e m b e rs o f th e H i j j h School f a r ii l 1 O t t o is (lie second p h i i c r |,, |)(. ’t vvi *■1. Mi ni :" W ill" IV ■ k an 1 - \ hi p r ! ’ * l * , '. • .. ,1 k! I hi y e a r .Folium U il m lxI n t h o b a l in*; sauce the ty were present wxii •1'.1 1 i l l --J t j o " i f y — -,v a m i l i i ,! !■*...' i. a lll.e l - r n c l i o • , ,„K s ( ,.w .r;i| ■I he.I I lie ,1 vv r 1, F o r th e f i r s t a t h e y e a r. • il l '■'l 1 ' m r 1; * Ill Ill'll! 1■ id i n a n u L . . i i i v v ,! ' ;;i i r n l i ', ,'l, ! session T u e s d a y and n il seemed W* ek ■ a'.’ " 1 1.e I " n 1 * 1 1 , I*' ( t f f e r s ,,n . 1x 1 m l ntii il" 1. < ip J th e Jcaict e w it h an : \ , .1 !,"M :• 1, i ' v’ v i . i t u m h u m i( 4 ; • ,-. e x tre m e ly w e ll pleased w i t h the ' " ' M k . T i l " 'Mil 1 1 I’lnf ’ I s Inn e h hi i" . civei »: o ; . a n , D u m . h le ft f o r A t 1 naiii»' l« .««i 1 i2i \ ti i t. 1' 11" I '> i li ! t 1 M . u u 1 i t ' d ’. i » ) (" p .m / i ' . , I" re p o .! Imt hop ■ l ia i.t . \i »y, hnvinc been sold to squad as it went th r o n e !, its w o r k eurdin*; 11. , * . J n u t*. SI:. I oiiiw. h;i J,.r Mu* 1 m i s ; M l II r a i l I »»hr u ip / i l l he in th e out. o k e r s " and r!!.''''..T''nV"1 ;l'‘’,'h''1 ,UP " ’'"‘ l Win,dug - Hide and .1- going ... , ■I ■an L m ni r n , \ nil ,,t Ri. 1 ■.| O b v i o u s l y , b e c a u s e t ! i c C l ' . r / J c " f l " is f o r sale c lo s in g u n d e r tile leagih t h a t city to morrow n ip and t i c k down th a s i r v i. H , a c ii' (*r t > 11 i v e d 11 u d i e s u c h •i > > rules. ■ I ii' iiii's i ir u g t m n . Iftld, called the "old n ;i< league. in b u i l t i n ; . , u ! t i n - k i u y .b r "1 O m itw i’ ll i- 1 x p u i't r d In he d r a f t In th ere from s ta r t to SANFORD 1 'list Alt u ii 1‘0 A E nd in to h ig h e r haselmll, O f t e i . , t n l / ' L n , . . . , ; , , . . r > 1” j h e r d o n - a ! , , , .sf,,; ;( u p f- . B a ile y ’** timely Hensley, rf •O' a i d y :i 1 a 7 ft ft p u re h a - 1 h im l , „ i e keen .......n , , l i I l U m p i O I l S l C C i H ' L M I' i d I l i y 'el' 1,1 b p t t . c ’. u i J c r t i n * “ i i . n a o l L . J li’riHliie,’ hh • i. e. 2 n 1 0 •J ft h ilt l o r nine reason w i'i'i ix{ a, 'T ll i n I v. ai t I ■ I k ill— j ffl 1 1 r. n "O ld " H ill ]» ftu m m e r. * 1 .’{ 0 1 ft DumiiH, cf In, L a- il II" !( i.i ft ■ 1 : !■'• i i ■ ; u u l 11 •, p p r Is»i«• • • been one o f Kt iecond ha{ •! r I r a n p o rte d hv the fa 1 0 n ft 2 ft ami I *11111ti -a w il l In' in 1- am I 111 •\ t y* sir. **- * t o .■ m i l e s : 1 , . s e c o n d ' , wtaya of tn c lu b and u Crowe, .'lb ■ . i mI ' ' ! <* I V r t ii i . - - ,ig l' . W, Mvern, 2b :i it 0 t 2 ft It 1-1 p 'l i v e i f n l I ' l i t l i n g h i i ' i i '; scut a.|.i v Jiitnce for t / o t u y c l - 2 c o ile s n d m o r e • , g . *r :t u 0 kj 1 <» Dunbar, If in t In ^ »r playcri/. 1 * . . r : p . ' t c r ; - i i c C h r , •'! .- b c s u : f v ; r,s*. do 0 it < 1 It. Allen, II. :i 12 « llblc, ovi/r nt abort, is ! A T L \ X l i r < i i’ y , s . - j .(. in i i 1, i'M t r i d . t ' o p .is e : i ’ u l r o - . i d u b i l i t i , b *e ,v 1 0 0 :t ft ft son m m e riu ts n . teiuatioiV of tlie lc.ijm- Rawm.n, e It is exj'e vte .l t h a t D m iia.i v. ill i S iifj.ie ie n i« >;r o w i n g tk a ! lari, :t 0 I 0 :t ft o f C’ h r v l . ’ r {’o u r . v i n y l b y J r , _ 1 ■ ;| . c ,. W tk llnj whrk in the short Wilson, p jp p e n lire fitly augmented Cantwell (x ) . 0 0 0 {) ft 0 ) r i ’4 in n to S iin fu r d to s p v . i l t h y ’ D e m p se y liar been eon e m illu g a I ■ m l - l i l t L ’ c a n d i ’. i c - c l . ’ a o e r ; f e d t ....... lw-J w in te r a fte r A tla n ta elos. te r ; ’ ll" M " vv " " i k behind th e tiai r a i " Hftlf by j his improvin'; lu b r ic a t io n ; s e v c n -Iv a riiM jc ra r.i:* h i r im ,l **( bin puldie d e n u u M t la l in n- at tinSTATE L I v U a 'L 27 to ft] tlie season, Crowfc, lit third, has Totals 2K I t--.k u n l i c e r ; r o . u l le v c l ; . . dog racing travk. \V I I ’. • ^ j.h ot crA-ner with a vet x Ran for Rawson in the fourth. a . i . i r e a r ; r . ’ u m y , l . * \ u r i o u s lx ij £ V ^ -? n c r P e r f o r m a n c e R e su lts K il l T a li', a .Mu n e g m , a ' n a . ‘ ' . W F O R D :t", ^ A b ilitu that hrouei l ST. I’KTK. AH it n r u A I'l ] I 1 h a p la y i I one o f Ihe h a d i n g i n 1 inn .lli ;.0 M lime aenin. His Johnson, sis . 1 0 1 r. 1 f t , k V u n e i n a n d se c t b u n e w 1 h ; • X1V G a m e s T o d a y ! d u r i n g th e las* days o f a I ' m . ' < ':k m d n . ::t i.matiy a winning run Doyle, 2h , •i o 0 1 2 1 ] U ir v s l. r "o O " Y , V a r e c o n i i d e n t v c .u ’ l f xey t r n i n i n g ra m p , h 'ii l o r e he I t. M y e r s ;t.l Fllk , 11 (1 . 1 0 <) Br«wn, cf National League In : c o n v i n c e d i J v . i n o w h e r e u u l y o u ; i l u l a p p e a re d ehlnm w i t h th e , I. h ,. I akelnn J :t<> •> 1 bflX Kuwson nnd AlBryan, If ........... 4 0 it ti ft SI. Louis ut I’hiladelpliia, 2. piori in puldie. SI. I'eteruburg 2d a ; i x a f i t s p r i c e ( I , a t c a n b e g i n ‘ .1 c o i H ; *> 0 ft dlM tho bent pitchers Orneles, .lh .... . 4 1 1be Chrysler plan of Quality Standardisation ip a rc Chicago at Ho.ttnn. 'I h e cn.-e m i tli w l.ii I. D e m p - ■v"; Lur usotn '21 :.W I w i t h fin s g re a t ( J h r v *e r n e lij with llnw less j.hJIlty C. Alien, rf .... . 4 0 i •> i) ft Iron., nnd ts superior to, ordinary n.unufactvrinj m e i ’ . t. Pjttsliurgh at UrooMyn. w o r k s b e fo re the p ublic i„ e o n l v i i I L u d e n t o n 11 Hi* been practically Austin, lh pr.n tl. i.*;ind methods,hocnuic itdemandti fixed an . 4 0 o K lv ft f'incinnnti at Now York, | to a l l preeydt n t m id adds w e ij ht for the pnnt month Luckcy, c ........... . 4 0 1 1 l> f t ! •i*fl. xil'lo ipjidiry Etandurda which enforce the to th e r u m o r th a t t i l e r - ha 1 liven 1 N A T I O N . \1 I. F / A C l L sci cipci 1ocisty close limits—(he same field rl"e:® ifti been doing double A Iverson, p .... ;i 0 t 0 0 ! | (TiL.V , r I t• <0"- l , American Leuxue he a vy h a t t i n g |.ra e lie e in p riv.,t ■ C i i ie l n n a t i -it pd ng six gameft in three engineering exactness—the same abiolute we’ . -si 17';; r i u t i f . , , Washiiigloii at Detroit, 2. sessions. sr. L o u is S'! in s.,t'Ut, s'leys. ami precision o f alignment and 4 enough for any onu * ) 1 Hoatoii a t Chicago, Totuln ........... :ir. 1 8 27 HI ' D e m p se y lia s rever-Hd In 1 ' iM x iiu ig ll Lh i!.! i -um .urement, the machining and the Vttlx,.,,, u.|.. 14(0,,,,, , uorar,,.,,,; ; l Rawson behind the ..... 1)00 Oftfl Iftft 1 * I'hiladelphia ut St. Louia eision ’to close t h e ga te s to news ,C h ic a g o 77 df Sunford .... .. 1ng | ’• every part, practice and process in four Itn*, .••hM many times been pa|»einien a f t e r to d a y ' w .u k n i! h'viv Y o r k 07 Co t-'hryilercars—,‘5d', ,**60, ’, ‘‘70’, andImperial * i s.«. f*4a flil varimiH other S t. 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D e f t o n bases: S a n f p r d ft; St. ! row, resum ing work mi SutmrPnv Cleveland,'... blft bread and hut- P e t e r s b u r g 7. Base on b u lls , o ff S a n fp rd vd a l Work artd winning Alverstm 7 Struck out hv wil.sim ■ f«kelnm l--N ew Dixie Highway | mid training up to the day h.'f,„v ; Philndelpfilii fn m p Q T r» ^ Sanford Team ng n&nnant FROM SARASOTA;.’, ... . IN SLUGFEST, 8-6 J! " , , Boimy Jones Mceis " thick Evans Today In Second Round X SANFORD SELLS » OTTO DUMAS TO AT!.A.N’T \ TEAM *ossn m -m m i (^MechmnmUy In in He ! •’v:-1- ,,, , 1 Ihat lie Will ?’*:> ' Kayo Sign On Em* Club Standings from. Suifeiior Manufacturiig ai dt CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. A . bakeland to Tam pa .‘been IvCe Withrow 3 Alvcrsoti 1* H it by ’pitcher l.v 11? widened U> 1(1 foot. y boy has pfovert that W tU,,n 7 . and and next naxt season acason I „ - u ! , (L u tk ey ). Paa 1 Tavarea— IfighwuyH in sp -.r A Aft-. A___ J Al_ ftt thft toD of the Tandvy’ T t r n S’ 110 at Utf top ol wc,Tandy. 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B u s i n e s s S e t v ic e O f f e r e d j 4 2 — E d u t a l i t m a i pail)1 Herald llIXrA 74— A partm ents For R ent S4— H o u s e s F o r S a l e . S.nOO on | tnas 9 t — L egal N o tices <dil I’ll vOik I.lens I.ijOO.iii) | Division of Ena liiffHinf ■ u w i ANSI O ( AM Eli AS SIloR T ll \ v i , Hmillaiy Tax,'* i.OOII 00 Division of Dill,lie Ifi-tilth AND S U PPLIES , I ANI) IIIIIIIMXCK > o. iar. 11... 11u 'r*.iiris !.turn 0(1 i Division of Dunilrlo IXM fcbw ,4 t h r e e GOOD HOMES lessons ie’^ v e e r Mrr v 'l! i : 1ON- f-"-rniHhcd 2 romn "tiurtment. IN’ <’ll l » 1 N A .VCG IlKTKU.M IN I \ l , IV j , i ,.| i )|,,-rat Inn Aci'niiitl iCiih in Advance I OS.10 no X T h.immi no I'.nitliiKcnl I- unil T H E SEM INOLE P ic/ n TFR Y I r Three « U‘, V " " ............. .................... i 3111 Maple. Phone 287-W. FOR SALE 'I'll!’. AMl )T'NT AN|) FI X IN11 INI. .Jus t r u i 1na Account *0 00 ') on Dlilnloit of Iiisi't-rtlnn «U1 W .Dth St. W. N. Lumley. P r V -Hbi !\,XW ’ Wlh St' ! W !-7 I It AT I: i IF TAXATION A NO M.u>lcl|cil Course On very libera] terms it.lino no Division of D"iin,l !• •• # j FOR RENT.— Furnished 2 rooms MAKIN>; TIIK ANNT AI. TAX | •«jn |„,,-s. Itc.il A IV. hc received Division of Street l.lalitPhone 73f> or 784-J. I.ICVV F* HI T i l l - ' C I T Y O F S A N | 30 1 1 1 and kitchenette. 30tt Elm Ave. WIG HY-CII RISEN HERR*. PRINT 17 ’ /• . and collector sent Scruggs,Scoggins Realty Co; I'tllin, I'M HIIUV, FOK T H E SI , |. w a l k s 1,1. n s ■""Hint MvIMon Wftfrr Hii|i|»ly SHOP - P r i n t u g , E n g L in g ; < a»H, P e t s . (or payment. Masonic Temple Bldg. V EAIE V | ) 11*2*', .‘•'iilc of i in til \ l.ols l OHO ho I hjoirtmt*rt( #■»f Flimiir** ftEmbossing. Vtlliond In f# O . ...... i*' ^ ■ ■ ■ " * — ■ * — ----See "•’ us ■ first. <| ) |,.( ,|, . . . . ... ,, - APARTMENT, close . . --- .■ •■-•<•. We I l f II . . ■••■>••■■•••■, private II11YHU- home, nuniL-, Hum 10c a line - ’ fHipurl m**ni uf A* o i ■ L- ' V,’ rs m: IT ENAITED HV THE DEDDt.K fr.2.Y«H2,.;o Tiivttloit hone 41<-\V. It. R. Avenue-' ' German Police pup, ut. for ndulls, every convenience. Pflti 7.75B.fl*5 .... He a line fit.him Jtnnoiiiii) I a JK SALK. -New five room , if T in: c it y o f s a n f o i i d . i L’i iI i1112 ll.. M ULl III A tm ill'll Kirroiffl • IdiimlHtui MoMyrtle Ave. 5(> <J I.’ E. Ilrd. 7b a line Commercial Street. house, .lust finished. Kxeep Fl.oidD v ------------rriMfhil lf<ii>pilal j .ooo:m ' s > j i n n i ' r j a n u .-MipplifM *’hair 1( v Klimt ................... Hint ilm ninonal do | tional Ki)od huv. Part terms I’ 7.00(11 Ion on request. u,,v cyj* in ... 70 ,, i ‘ ' i > • mil til'd as itcccssiii v lo lie raised t Mtinn*l|iiul L|!ti nrv FOR RENT. Unfurnished apnrt*. 000.* 19— H u ild in tf C o n t r a c t o r s . u . Hon OKI.. Plume 78(1.1. ; n> .............. r„. u.. . . a . a d duo. NM\\ I'll Kll KKOIU '., M»’ It ArriHillI soo.*r rates are for ' Mient. 11 rooms and bnth, new I ! '1* ■' \ 1 L. I 2 white i I, ■ — — I for Hi*- *m*1111si r> of ( 11«■ h\ Mir rcoiihx nf ih *1 f'ltv ivf Han- | VVnt*r 0|ivrut Inuf Arrioinl - 7.160.00 \ v e a l'artment. lights, water, private insertions. ] imiuU'ltutlil v, ■ 1 1 h i fop the InicrrM ff'iil l’li.rhiu J' .jut np**rai fun Arnjuni h !• . $1 Ml eiich. Hifi Union S5— l .u l s F o r S ale SANFORD ROOFING CO t ,|.. .............................. 13,180.91 iiml Hlnkiiik: TuimI .icinttnt, if* lh»* TM 'T Hhtp whiiM Amiiint Karaite,screened screened norehes norehes.jtarden irnrden of overage lenKth j. 000.1 roofs, built up roofs. Re-roof.ng . . ----- Karaite —, ------— — -— ---—^—....—. . .surtt nf T « i* Miimh oil I'i*;hl> *f lvm Ml ^ the Inrnrtt*' nf IIt •* I'llv i»f \1\m.| i ||»h| M«*lf tptirw.* I *,#00.1 a line. over old roofs, t.eaks repaired E * j t . MUl I liin ,.s to R a t | *3. M<,fflU- FOK SALK. !.(»t A. Tier t»f M 1 I Tlmiuunnl Nii»d Huu.lritl Hlxtv four for ilir fimMl I**'* 1*,»>n hlr it ml filtercharge of 30c for nil<> I ml DoFon-iit V i ill L.I.M jhh1 10 1,1(1 I-H I *?*:».!»<; I 30). rlrmlnii F*r»l. limntes free Satisfaction guaran- ----! ( clpr> Au?; 1 honv lf,7 W '_____ ■ S ii'm S m ln n Twn TIi.ii Hi. tax l.‘v> ♦•mlinu S»*i>lifnlMr Thlitl.*lh l'*J7. Itiler^nt nn nut stumlinw tlu- follow hue itninunt** foi i lie f*it homin tw d. Oak Ave.fi 3rd St. Phone U t .! i5K|* p ,M 1 “ Snnforcl FOR RENT Furnishedupartm e.it. injjs .fJHOO.un Make offer, F.d-I for mis >. <■ i >:», >. ru.-d ,, n.i oi.itB.oiA'' ■lisinc is restricted I . wIti*’ |tur|itiH4*>« sinliftm Fiiml to * 11«<CIra* rjassifiention. ...... nmbuiKer. 1 2 rooms, cormeetinir bath, new- ward J. Grubb. 113 West Dauphin o.us. Uorul'i M.iturlfv 57,000 00 ;*S ULA RENTE SMITH ' 11Ul> n I*'i |»*i 11f \............. I u mill's............ it | .tin ..the" r11**1„r is maul* The San4.«*i»rr»il (iinrrhnirnl I h pa it on n t ,,f IlimiratH't* 5.000.00 ; -A Iv de< orated, Kas, stove, lights, Street. Philail. Ii.liui. Pa. General Contractor SR— H o u s e h o l d CilKKiS w-iU tic responsible w ater, sink, g a ra g e . yard in priv a te MR. It I I LLhlC. I have ^onu? nift1 I 'r mi 1^ ) l‘M| fk* nut i +si j i i | «\nU iii ^ ‘ Il' l %*ill mIsim| i m GUO West First Street isiWiiM:*?; incorrect insertion, _ ------| bungalow. rtvnsoiin'.>H Phone 4iff ICO* Olf i'llv Mdllds' r D •! r UfI r»S lots in K-iod Section at a very f.;1;."1 " o ' " " ' ' ■* »»>'•< -'i..... the dol- Ol at Phone 4 It FOR SALE f li-» * o » f i ’i 1 > A M i if not, !• 1r111 E^r f"r subiwauent 1 room house f u n d - : 167-W. Mrs. Moffitt, Celery Avcs I.*' rii 'N 2. Tlinf thin <>r41n«nc« i ,u" low price and >mull cash paym entJ Si.ti.m ......... Thai tn .ic shall ' ifllt'c uf Aidin'* hull , 1 ml a * 1 im h m h vimit iM.’i.nie iffi'itlvi* i in in tu 1 in | * Pftn. office should be ture. part or all. Mrs. T. F. nue. This is a Kood opportumtV. Mr ■ 1■' ' ’•<• and ■111 I 11 •I f,-i‘ (In- vear •I •II II- |I.P*N|UD .Mill .1<V‘III! loll. i ndiiiitely in case of JA M ES H. COWAN—All kinds of j Hay. d ll Myrtle Ave V ^ i l ill!- Mill *1nv nr Itiekey, Phone 710. II uHlihi 1Vm i lli«' nifimnit^ <h" 1," , 1,, r t > ] Tin mid Sheet Metal Work. I II iii II h i*f l lie Urtmrtoiir ill l*uhllr Hnlrtv. lo r*i A 1» f" 2*i FOR RENT. I room furnished fllnrc M ini Pnfillr V I nrlv*t J Q ------------' < rx Snnft*ul I'l. i Mo. ,i t,i\ rif l*i W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak fit-A — M i s c e l l a n e o u s K \ FtHHlEMT I.AKE. 'c I _ Apt., downstairs, 211 Laurel Ave. HH— Heal E s t a t e f o r E x c h a n g e i "ltlu "i«m ih.- doiim r,>»■ the ion I >1* 1*011111 (.f I’nll, d •t .“_’MMM fcpVERTISBKS «'I'tnml*«#lon«r, I Avenue and Third Street, Tele , See Mrs. Remind, 220,1 Oak Ave. 1 *l\ Inlom * » f Kh | \ jam m u |msf ef n i stun hm t fIvti*jil change. H *' t'MAS I sld representative I phone 111. St i ».»*1 ,<n I ----------- | f.** mt"i‘l nil 11 (Iif i Hi, i hi m»ri"HMji r> I *l\ i*oi,,n i Phone lull W. * ’"tnmi h*•krini*r fnmilinr with rates, I f r i l l { I in I ml i o yj IhiVtom i 'Httrihm and ufa t iti* i * m ipiisdh of __ * I ’liUST in. *Kilt edKe. i: i-' M«'l SiHM.nKR. Nti ( *i cl*-.inlim | t, I oun no I <Hll HI ■'X'i rfM'I rinssifiention will | HUDGINS & CUV «.N i,o „ , U XNTKD t«. trade ' adillac sedan UK |*.\ RTM ENTS Furnish Peach ..rope. I ICS. offered m ev H',' , il.*,,‘V/I, IMS | <|dd .(♦ H. vs » i «. . 1111 \ m -sT ■ r vat u t lot or i■null •,• it. home. rnii'leto information. j Radiator and sht i, meini work, I n .1IM-s J 01aIo Ui'l ed etii tier Central St, and Park i,"i <'lsev\ here. s. . ...... i m i i. i■ i h d dt.iattc . j : i -ih i i ns ts^ni) I 11Vtap'll . f r Oil,- \ |*l , X Iiu whIt. they will .P lain and orn..inei u j s u e t mm ! \ dllr<‘ss p 1). 11,,\ lUHH. f '* I * ( ' f o r k Ave. KIci I ileal ,, f . ..... I [,r- I " 11.11 .loin -. Pemnsul.tr Si a •I.,.,,, '• ................... ..................... refriKerat ion, n e i i • • H m I ,i ii I Vi h|. in '- I -‘* ,11 •• Ml■1lHI11» \\ vi r i'ii•11p4 ,n wording your j work. Tel. 710 V •<„; n e . , h Iteaib. Florida Murphy -teel kitchen, eti . Plume tion, Ih.vtona Ml. M ' .no mi N■I.-I if ' 'I lM l:il. •f 1 df *v l iiiir k i 'ii i k I ARGE | t make it more ef- j Avenue, m r -;e k - t o r .ale, $J IIP ^ ls | Phoilc I t lih l ‘rs xifii ..f 1 *.>: 11 11.111.1 • t" I.. 1 \ I ' 'x r do/en. Sanf.,i it Pal.me ( hi. i " i : m 1 1 vK r W 1 ..1 • .1.111.1 I'.lm ami ( o m m e i clal Pbn.ie 01 ty 12 1 — M i l l i n e r y — D r c K s n ta k im ; |T \M NOTICE 1'OR REN i 3 room apart merit, 9 0 — Ant nnu ib ile s f o r S ale (1 i ll \ inn1 and 1lean, 2 beds, I'iiM flo o r,.— trs -IimiiM give their i.'t— S|ic< i;Gs ;u Utt* S t o r e s . I I ll« >1 Mh *1 all convenience, also 2 room apart FOR i|iin k sale this week prjii Jpt..fn. ■ address as WANTED. Plain se wiiik for white I • •illHHh I•;■111I \ 11 !'• r and cuiored. Mrs. K L' Neep im .it, first floor, 312 !•'. .7th. ! Cliev.olel two door sedan. K"«.| \,r |i!i<me number if 1. 1: r i m n s ' St i l l — romlithui, $fiii|) dish. See E It results. About one ter, *) 18 I ju iic I Ave. • 11. 1 1. u l''DR REN T One room and hitch- Heck, Li Nat l Punk, Lobby News of a thousand hus M j’ I'll | h pH V A Y-KrtN” I*11f v <"I»t U enette fuimsbed for couple. 1>18 Store. ami the others 25— F lo ris ts . Oak Ave. I ____ _. . _ 1N. pt u I • ■ animate with you i knmv your address, “ STEW ART THE FLORIST” A 11 elect 1ic fan (Tont : nit hi \ v m i : m i . 1 tit ' „ _, ___ _____ __ 1 W II.IAS KNIGHT and Overlaml. 1 • •IIIMA VNiT, M Mv I \ t i atimiatue MUST be Flowers for all occasions. •t i, • , ,, ., I and M. Motor Co , 1 lii * 1 *1: i v i i'»\ s in m: m i : mm nt The Hanford McLANDER ARCADE ! ?i>— H u s i n e s s P la c e s f o r R e n t Park 1,ml Commercial . i > v \ \ <»l; I i i I i i |*f f i \ nr by lei ler, TclePhone 781. tjllie t ItlliH liliK 'vu • rr ■\ i v i v i i i *: i \ NI \ <. __l imIinii in tees are not •« I' *I: I i. 1 •!‘ i •• VM • I*( 'K KKNT Spin r now <niitjiiiul ( H IT S MAKMONS 1 * I ■\ f ■r%I , i n \l f: • r. INK I h in ilite 2 7 — P ro fe ssin n iiI S erv ices. bv Chrysler Motor Compunvc ** Autono'.lule 'r,, We t IsL St. Apply A P Con kMM! Vb.Kimlu, Ave Pimm 1 IT •ft Ef ficient ncMv A Sons. CHliV SI Eli E I'G E N E PERMANENT Wave Lou I'rifi'il ............................ CM AS |‘ 111.I.Eli Ml f|i)R i l l . lor 8111(h). Marinello Shop, Tieiii • 1 * ■1 ■;•'. SlHlvE ROOM for rent amiable | m \\ j t ^ Phom ,'d mm.I <1 ' A k to -i t them at Pa k' l. 2nd mill MaKholm. ' ' M 111 ill fur ini*!‘(Mini iUk lnisim*s^. 11 * ’ , 1.1 • i • lint! ! iinrl. Magnolia, \nply \ \ . W. L n t l u , 1 PA I N'lTilt DECORATOR (H E I ' AI I IIU 'H W A R E ii u i: n a n d r \<.h: r i. . *. 1| iiii'i l Pinna* S.’»l .1 A. It. Riptfs. it.) 1 Laurel Ave. Sat ford I h1i |c, Mon!, i c ' • 11 1 "!• <' 1 in 111r m 1ion PHONE 3113 HIVE'S GARAGE. la 1»:•• Itri mile 7(i— F a r m s f o r Ite n l in Furniture Rel'im.-lnd 208 U Dt St I’l.... .. '•]' 1»..l 1.! X. IMiir 1“tunic 8 18 .1. 1mi . ....... > • 1>. 1 i.., 11>• i 1 - X • . 1!i | (ili— W j t n l e d — In H uv. 1 FOR RENT ft in it farm. Mellon ^ ^ || s. .1. NIX ■ ii. * 1 ..... m ;i 1i n n s — KeAttorney and Counsellor it l.aw — Mile Ave. mid Tenth St. N. O. Wf,, |,| ,:,r value 1*( fo1111vu ■f r 1-ni, ,i ; t * FLORIDA .H’.LrtN DO i )i lando (larner Plume 1*111- U . tint) East F irst Street. i. i umi SMITH MOTOR:; (11 . 1. |I- 1t Mm nin*r Stnlinel; larpesl classi1 I |l«. Ii f . it' fi' . \ 11 'fo i fo pi. fiid bus.ness, rate ic a word, m in - 177— H o u s e s f o r K e n t. 1•*<* E(. TRIM CO ! H U JE R IR D ltE A C T Y s i l l ) ] ’, 90— A ut mu fill iies for Sale Si,lie i; • ii V Ifo nii* • i • cm', not the owner.” ' ’’We specialize irr permanent wuv- iin ii in 24c cits it with order. r im, i j i mm i , iiiHi |T for estim ate:. iiiK”. 2t)ti North Park Ave, 1o». t ••**» A ' K • FOR RENT 8 I,mm house. Ml) E 1 AUTOMOHII.i; DEALERS If yon MN« ♦li nn i*14-. 111! 1*||D‘ 111M il RADFORD 1____ -_______ - . ------| 'Third Street. A. P. Connelly l. >» want to sell vmir used car.-, ml r.i \ *s on I <•!1H1H WANTED TO HUY , Sons. -------------- ----- YOU can eiijov h c u l t h I Ii e .' LEAN COTTON RAGS vertise daily nu the classified pane ' VULCANIZING i CHIROPRACTIC way. Ime-H , a T HERALD OFFICE FOR RE.N'T. i no 111 furnished LI'SS it WELSH 'irate. Photic 182-J or call ami let USED CAR EXCHANGE — - -------------------O 1 bouse, water, lights and hath, at makes friends’* us talk over vmlr health problems. ,_ 'JURNER PARK \ NI> SECOND, If no ms W ilh Hoard. Dr. W. E. MiirDuuKnll, 1st Nat'I hi ! Floral Height- , also furnished U W WANSLEY, Mamijrer - — -— ; a p a r t iue.it. Apply ,31)0 French Ave. Punk Hide. p I OUNTY The ROOMS, wilh or without meals. 1 — I thiicudotis (Icvelnp- 92— Help W anted— Male ( \D1LLAU OAK I AND Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. 7S— OlTiees a n d D e sk K oom ■n-oj. it in the Palm PONT! M Satin Ic copy sent on WANTED. Local man to iepie- CK— Ito iim s W i t h o u t • H o a rd | ATTRACTIVE M.I.K, III r nl for 1 17 V .'^ m l1'.St '" llllllH ‘ *7'b o n e ',21 I sent a Ko'"l -Ubsta.il lal 1o.iipany . . ... | stoles or of I ices at Piirk Ave. ; ____ _ . ____ | \ | |;v a ltia d iv c , mol, fiopt loom, a,n ^ C'otumi'rcial Street. W. M. DODGE r.h Sei vice O f f e r e d uelli.iK ilirect to consumer in San lord, more territory if desired. j',,,. ] ,,, L'l'e ith mem' ......... . III .1 Vl,""ir. Owner. 2U8 Park Ave. Pb ,<-lire cais and Graham Truck t Itulit] a business ot ymir own. \1 rile ; - ---Phone .3 RKI.NS, llnbcrda-bei J. W. (Juesuell, Itox 37, U unit ilia, .,■/ >ij i ; | \ ' | ' n m. furnished front 1OFFICE FOR RENT - lit Meinch Elm ami 13lh S t. bs fiii (' o I I e k i a t c -1«. i la d sit. Elm Ave. i BIi Ib^ Apply A_ P Connelly & | fcEM,NOI E HUDSON ESSEX *•11.-1 Street. Sons, MiiKiiolm ...........ami ‘2nd. 1 INC. ED WANTED. Pol l ion bv exper |.’( i|{ Rf NT. Dc-uable bed...... .. 2U ! I hik Ave. fcP.Lii S T O R E Prelemed late mao. Ill years rail reasonable. hlH Klip. Plum- ^9 A -Ifetil lOsiati* D iieclury Phone H lDniD , Soda. We are road experiemi' 111 aecountinKi ,321 - W > ____ I as your phone. j familiar with refriKeiaiinK reiru 1 HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, INC. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. Call lot latinos. Open for posotiou Oct l.j[,'()R RENT. In view of Lak Real Estate and HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. INSURANCE BROKERS U. S. L. Butteries. I Emiib.yed at piesent desire ( limiKf. I Moiime. finnished loom for 2 Interview can be arraiiKed. Wi ite |Il(|i(..s ut ^ 3.50 , ach per week. 8 0 . 7 Distributors Clevelnml Six lore A Purnlturti Co. i>lir Palmetto AVe., Sanford, or Union Ave. Commercial Avomiu LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, Mi \ r n i I‘h'i|r4*4l Mitll ft'ilf I'll. IE. First Street Box fil t, I.eesbui'K, Flu. ■THE LOT KING” 101»»o ■ Oil llritnui- Trfi**. larry a full line HE SURE and -ee the new custom 31)15 First National Hank Uldit. FURNISHED room for rent. 12D) '1 VI |]i liiinl r mi it frtiiif. I ire NKht. Cash ,,r , AGENTS Wanted to ilistribute built Studehakeis I ‘1114- fur wi'ih t h I litr 1ii( 11 u. Park. I want vour business. samples in stores. A steady SAN J UAN GARAGE THRASHER & GARNER W lriii'lh 1* I weekly income. No sellinK- New F O R R E N T Bedrooms, d e a n umi Rea! Estate and Fire Insurance Venni'te Co., tfcnornl J method. Particulars free. Write I cool, hot, i"ld water, fit) 1 Pal­ SANFORD Ill’ll 'K CO, 112 S. Park Ave., Sanford ' <k. -ulewalks, build- 1 Vann. Box 3. Station New York. [ metto Ave. 212 M.iKnotia Ave. Wilt prill HI itiTFt ftmii loud* SEE R. C. TISDALE for Rood buys Iimi’aiioii boxes. J. It. Plume 3)17 it rim him iriM-U lint tiotf 1 in Real Estate, 231> Meisch Build I. I’ruji WANTED IDU men to loin» iONE NICE ROOM. HOT WATER. in(. Ktouh nhim 11 01-oiMl for i.INCOLN FORD FOltDSO.N j »’Hr* Amm'iea's Gieulest Patriotic'I RENT REASONABLE. APPLY *' . _____ ___ _____ Edwaii! Hii'Kin-, Inc F raternity in Sanford. For full 1 rih MYRTLE AVE McCALL & FOX, Real estate jn EV < I KANING CO. particulars, write Juniors, cure __ — ■ vestments. Best buys are aim .ok 1 "inmereiiil A Palmctlo Phone 331 , 11 Ini It<Hii 14 loll'*, Imini**1f111»■!> •■oil’ Nm". I’cpairiiiK nnd Herald. 1m )K ItKN J . liiuhnom and s | ^ f>^ r | |^t.inK9 . Phoiin 74*». I till 14,IInil M fu Hll Ilf iml'* llt'lllil'Mt 111"0|>r IGfi for iirompt /M liiislrlrii venter. U ell Ini R ln l uml iriK porch, suitable for 2 gcuile- __________ __ ___ ________ At). RATES Does What? The 12- f Sanford Wins! i Lei’s Go, Fellows! Policy men. 1112 Mvrtlf \ve. KEMINOI.E EMIT.OYMENT BUREAU 21)4 North Park Ave, H VIinER SHOP ■*SH"liu Avenue. Virbors Special atIxdies and c h i l d r e n . --------------* 77 77“ '. ' ____________ 1 rtMPA DAILY i UoGS, Tampa, STEAM PUESSERY H<une Daily, rale# 2 cents a word. pressing, tailoring. I Minimum 25c, cash with order. <ltu Avenue. Phone Wfite for mmpleto rHte card. 37 —S itu a tio n -W a n te d Male. V W. VA., people W A N TED —Work in grocery store, f |*im it I Hirrt'lH our <#ilili*4 Fur niifi' HM l-MHMMI | oin>-liH If i'HnIi , I h i — W a n t e d — T o K ent FURNISHED rooms for rent, new beds, rent for $f> ami $8 per week. | WANTED one room furnished for 120 1-2 Palmetto and Second St. 1 light housekeeping all season. Write II Care of Herald. ELEGANTLY furnished 100111, WANTED— I or 5 loom furnish* d suitable for 2, modern Suite 1113, apartm ent or house. Rent m-I Dnvcy Win-ton Ant __ |over $50.1111 month. Apply J. 8 . FOR RENT Extra large bed ! 1 Seminole Grocery.' room, ceutrally lotateil, suitable , —. t H vj„ | u 1 for 2 or 3 adults . lose to bath. I1..1 ; I * a r m s a n d L a n d t o r Sale and o l d water. 508 Myrtle Ave. , -.7 , ! _____ __________________________ | FOR SALE.— 4 1-2 acres unini-j proved truck laud, desirable ‘ 74— A p art men to and F lats home site, one mile off Monroe Sta. furnished 101) yds of pavement. $350 down, FOR REN1. A ..(Y’V!’, ' | ”S ol. balance easy. Address Box B. n apartment. 1200 Magnolia. N,u JL>r(i|d Carl or Hlanche Takach. !,t"l in Florida. Each j clerk or something in that line, nUi a classified add in references. M, L. t handler, Route V!l POST. Six cents A., Box 54, Sanford, Fin. |ni i oiisecutive issues. — -— -... ■ — ---------------------- — ---- ------------- j E X P E R IE N C E D white farmer f'D'ai e on this page ' with family of four, including 2 “ieil advertisements, boys III to 18 wants location with F*1’hose vacant rooms, big local farmer. Gan give relerSMALL 2 room upstatirs apart 81— Houses For Sale C'1mill hand goods .' cnee. Address C. D. Care Herald. meat, hut and cold water. 311 j OVERLOOKING Magnolia. I 'hliUG COMPANY 10— Money to Loan ___ | HIGHLAND PARK Ibwall Store” ’Penalty of our prom pt , LOANS— Money available ut 7 per F O R R E N T . — Unfurnished f o u r , Stucco bungalow, 5 large moms. room apartment. Palmetto A ve. Price $8500.00, cash down $500 00. |rr*i‘m ptions and quick ' . . .I*. 1 Close iu property. A. between 5th and Oth. Apply N. O .! Hart Nason, 507 N a tl Bank Bldg. yflivt^v. Connelly & Sons. Garner. Plume (H0-W. ‘ I’hone U40. Hot Sandwiches 1 DODGE BROTHERS ! > 'JJ. HMI lirpN \fri(lti T im lir r In ml ms B ill fu l T.'V.iHHMMHI fprf, illitiilf M i 5 0 I*111<’ unit < > l»ri*NN, I'lni- mill, |lrii f<l NkIII |l| f • V ; HllMill |n*r tm Iff Dealers SELL GOOD USED CARS tifirKiiln, k -i. I r. It on 111 m11 lo*»Pm- I In 111 hoiiif on # j WrpN mltli |ili*nf| u n in u f utitl Irulf > i irera. Illuti limit uirrimiMtiM tw« I rlfiir m iter lnkr«. I ’ lnc iioNfilml nH ig I'r lf f HMMHHMHk; | ,i «|*n|». P.)‘2ii Ford Touring 1025- Ford Count* 1025- Ford Touring 1023 Ford Seil. m 1021 Ford Runabout 1020— Ford 'Ton Truck Burster! Axle Sells Real Estate j™ JN0. F. PEARSON Elm Ave. mid 13th Street. l.lri'iex-il K ra i U il.lX K iai D xlnlr llra k r r II IU III! i'llO N E 3 I1 It Does! Rv GEORGE McMANUS _ ^ I PVAvVE ‘DOME M O H E X -b o T O O HEA.R. MR T O O K FR.lE.MD M R . O O ^ / N H J U ^ T O R O P P E 1 D tM ^ 1 3 L E F T T H l* b ‘%£iO O W H I C H H E ‘b M D H t O W E D ^ TO O TH A jsvC TOO ‘ - J 'h . bor< R T l D H > 8 'T K ISO W tT W U 2 T O U R W tU E ' I'L L REM EM BER n w T Tim e KLL YOU HAVE TO r e m e m d e r i rx t o RFt-AtM D tME T O C t R R T O U OH PA.T . . -----y JS'Wb O A Y ■ '" a r t e * ' foL Iti Higgins, Smith, Wight, Inc. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/04c00965ac8aecfd80ef8ffd212d4895.pdf 679ca906ef37ee1fedd9150411b07131 PDF Text Text #2 m w *T 1*1 Gi Its Bic stro n g ■. xvn. Associated Press Full Leased Wire -L,. SANFO RD, FLORIDA, F ftl Prosecution Submits Much Testimony ToShowltfiiiter, Daughen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;t report m Bread Anl ---------------- rr : over the Eight Pages Today 2PTEMBER 17.1926 •a** Most Of Evidence Admitted Tentatively Over T he.Pro| teats Of Defense Counsel; | 92 Exhibits Are Submitted Tenor “Suffocated” it Said To Have Hearers, Says Critic ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 17.— le Threats to Al- (A*)—John McCormack, tenor, ! Many Are Called To That He will likes to read criticism of his | Identify the Exhibits singing hut when n Japanese Up a Republic said the singer “suffocated” his t.» * Washington Ic By Story ing Of an By Mexican( Illness Of Mrs. McPherson Is. Threatening to Delay 3rd ! Inquiry Into Her Absence 1 Of Five Weeks From H om e1 IN I t .1 1* i Evangelist Collapses At Temple Service Most of Evidence Deals With audience, that was too much. Discussing the incident here i Payment of $141,000 To today. McCormack said tic rend 1 King by Richard E. Merton Itions Kept j a review, translated from J a p ­ anese into English, in which it The People; gnvc the s tartlin g information Trims Upshaw FIVE EXPECTED ID BE NABBED FOR KIDNAPING Iter Prisoners <Vf <• 4 ® fa Aged Man SI Says One - 1 District Attorney Says Five : 0 . NEW YORK~Srpt. 1 7 . - - ( # ) - A »■ i Complaints Will Allege A t­ , mass of documentary cvidoncc is H " th a t Mr. McCormack suffocat­ ; before a jury in Federal court in I (tem pts T Defeat Justice ed his audience.” It seemed a • an effort to prove that H arry M. case for investigation, the sin g ­ Daugherty and Thomas W. Miller, <r.\. LOS ANGELES. Sept. 17—IcJ’l e r declared. The critic meant, shared in a $111,000 bribe. But I - With tin 1 arrest of five persons McCormack learned, th at the most of it has been admitted ten ­ 1n-heiluir.1 by District Attorney singer left his audience b re ath ­ tatively over protests of defense Georgia'- iitn>t tluciit c.*»igi!’.■*«-------iaU I I A -11 Keyes anti statements* of new less. W A S H IN G T O N . S e p t * # I attorneys on promise of the gov | witness! s milling to the mass of man, William D. I p-lum, has [)0N, S e p t. 1 7 .— (A P ) eminent to show connection with [evidence m tile Aintce Semple Me been voted into retirement by the ( A P ) — R e su lts of th e itw cinl r e p o r t e r o f th e the defendants. ' rherson kidnapping investigation. Fifth Georgia district in favor of lig a tio n of tiio A m erlcxB A The record consists of D2 ev| tho serious illness of the evunge- Leslie J, Stride, pictured Above. Express, i n v e s tig a tin g hibits including hotel registers, ] list threatened to delay the third I 'pshaw, picturesque* prohibition b a s s y n t M exico C ity t n t o t >nt S p a n is h c r is is d u e letters, telegrams, checks, railroad 1inquiry into iter five week’s dis- spellbinder, charged wets spent d e a th o f J a c o b R o s e n th iU nutiny 0/ th e a r tille r y “ fnbulous Hums" to defeat him. th e r e s u lta n t United**! vouchers and private papers of the [ appearance. .Steele'* opponents termed him jelegraphs fro m Hfcn-i late John T. King, formerly Re­ ' Reports of the evangelist's ill­ “just a country htwyer." r e p r e s e n ta tio n s to th erC . publican national committeeman llurid p ic tu r e o f eV entn. j .' ness Wednesday were followed by g o v e rn m e n t w e re A w aited rt for Connecticutt. Some 20 w it­ her collapse at, nit Angelus Temple ts t h a t t h e m u tin y d a y b y th e s t a t e dtepart nesses have testified, most of them service yesterday and' the subse­ . to g ro w in t h e a r m y o ffic ia ls w ho h a d befcfl at identifying exhibits. quent annoncement <>f her physicL( a fre s h u p h e a v a l is Most of the evidence deals with by news of the New York _ _ ion that a dangerous info'tiivi Champion Plays Superb Coif payment of $441,000 to King by murder by Mexican bahditftc^jgj might cause death if complications Richard Merton. German copper Official udvices received m/' developed. Most of Way In First Half magnate, respondent says th a t a r ­ for expending p aym ent' departmont said th at Rosenthal I The illness was il$scribe*l as tificers from Segovia in­ Of Sem i-Final Round; Von by the government of a $7,000,0001 been “benton to death*' - byVc] lilt nl>ce«s of the nose, .'lose to King Alfonso on a hurElm D efeats Dawson Six up claim for seized German stock in 1 brigands who hud seized him j the brain. The physician said tlint fri.ni San Sebastian to the Americnn Metals Company. | day a:t*l held him for l l ( although Iter tem perature bad ind virtually held him Government attorneys said they; StJORT HILLS, N. J., Sept. 1 7 —-----lutmom. The slaying fallowed'.$1 dropped front llie 102 mark, reach­ jantil he promised to sup- f/P>— Bobby Jones, defending title- would endeavor today to trace some ; ed last night, it would bo tore.* H url L e h m a n n , O ra n g e C’oun- killing of two of his captors holder, was throe up on Francis of the $ 111,000 from King to days before the ilnngt r would be tv S e c r e ta r y . U rg e s L ocal FH oral troop* jag in Madrid Alfonso was Ouimet of Boston, At the end of the Daugherty and Miller. past. liody io H a v e E x h ib its A l tlmt the outlaws stabbed the. a _ premier, General Primo firs t 18 holes of their .‘lf> little John I). Durkin, secretary to Five Coni plaints Prepared », that if he yielded to the match In the semi-finals of the King, late Republican com m ittee­ the Annual Canadian Fair American, who was wenkened'l District Attorney Keyes said the premier would pr<>- national am ateur golf champion­ man from Connecticut, testified recent illness, because ha bat yesti relay he had prepared •coin­ | republic with himself as ship. his employer had told him two plaints charging five persons of Sanford and Seminole County ex- ed their flight und baenusA V' conspiracy to defeat justice, lie hiist* at tho hig Canadian Exposi­ nreferrvd not to havo him J Jones opened with a par five to checks for $2,500 each signed alive by the Federal soldier of all services are de- win the first hole of his match by King and made out to j mimed Mrs. McPherson, her nmthtion held annually in Toronto wero whom they were engaged itt£? thc correspondent to Daugherty were contributions to • f h a t t , of Tfckcntah, Neb., sentenced Thomas ; or, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, IvenWhen Judge Orvi.................. ... . . . _ that Primo de Rivera against Ouimet. a deficit in the Ohio Republican Nelson ami Roy Carson to a 0-day |rca*l and water diet for violation ’ ” netU (!. Ormistou, friend of the urged today by Karl I*chman, sec­ ning fight. Both were j u s t off the fairway campaign fund. [but only p a rt of the rank The parsutc was haltedj.1 of the liquor laws, ho started a controversy th at has arouseil the nation. evangelist and former Angelas retary of tho Orange County and agree with them. The in the rough with their drives. Durkin sain he had deposited Here arc first pictures o| the prlncil’"'^. Above Dr. Isaac Lukena Temple radio operator, John Doc Orlumlo Chambers of Commeroo. cover tho body which ^il guard is said to bo loyal T heir seconds were short, the Bos­ Liberty bond counons amounting to is examining Nelson. Below, rig h t ,1 ' arson, trying the jail bread. Martin and Mrs. Lorraine WLo- He modo thin suggestion nt tho wounds. The pursuit, ton player finding a trap nt the $2,125 to king's oank account. »m!er. weekly meeting of tha Sanford ed ImtAcdiately undsr man Siclnff At the left is John It Chatt, brother the judge who sentemed tho Francijj then pitched out Federal attorney Emery R. men who declares lie will go to court to seek an injunction to prevent Mrs. Siclnff was nniti al follow­ Chnmber of C o m m o n * ., olution comes,, the cor- right. capture or kill llo outli A jotter rocejved _ i continues “ it will be poorly and took th ree putts', while Buckner has promised to produce the sentence being carried out. Ho calls It cruel and disci iniiiiHting. ing Iter statem ent th a t she wns Orange county and Orlando.had employed by Mrs. McPherson to a joint exhibit a t this year's expo- fram-Rosenthal WM tuni; . [the army ana not the peo- Bobby, on with his third , was from the Midland National Bank, ' 1 Washington Court House, Ohio, a “ fram e” tho “ Miss X ’’ hoax, sit ion, which cost $3,500. and was the American-embassy lit1are not allowed to know down in fivo for a win. City. H e/said that ho 1 whereby she was to ntaiqueraJ*v deposit slip, reading “ H arry M. (happening. Their potenOuimet squared the match on [ns the companion of Onniaton dur, paid for out of th e county's a g ri­ ill, had bairn compelled-(o r* the intelle ctuals,, are the second with a sensational B0 Daugherty $2,125 by New York ing the HI day sojourn at -a cot- cultural fund, Mr, Lehman Mid. the r a in . and was stiff ntied up and imprisoned foot put fo r a birdie three to the Check.” ho requested *go at Carmel, California, »hort- St. Petersburg end. Los Angeles al trials by court mar* champion’s par four. Both were across th e 37-yard strotch in the liter quotes an unnamed th a t man who hud first asked her to tinn, the spanker al ua..saying “ The only usual two, shots. Ouimet’s long stroke -on t h e green hung h e s ita n t­ with the 20,000 peso* ia* upprouifhed with a proposal to have undertake tho “ Miss X” role. _ r k a h « t i o n of Spain, A new witness w«t< Ijnked vvltH a Central Florida exhibit. He has them a t a certain tDot. ; 1 lioptr th at Alfonso will ly a t the lfp of th a cup, and then the ease lali* last night, when H ur­ rented six ppn/fs a t the 1027 show, State departm ent officials j |in favor of Ilia third son, fell in. Bobby missed a 65-footer D re d g e W as O p e ra te d Hy T h e ! P nul F le tc h e r. 3(1. P atnJ ( on- ry (’. Swift, a truck drivel, who three of which will ho for the Or- pending further advices, ‘ *n Victoria as regent un- by a hair and had to be content C ltv F o r T h r e e M o n th s On tr a c to r . A rre s te d to d a y iaiiie* to itavo vvitiiessiHl the kl*i- (|llK(, ,.„uniy nxhlhit, and the other to forecast whut fu rth e r lincc attains his m ajority.” with a par four. MIAMI, Sept. 17.—(A*)—Rising .......................... ^ oth- might be nncesasry. A bcl, They halved the third in pnr used hy kirrcspoiulent asse rts tiial 1........ three ............................ spaces mny lie ..... L a k e M onroe F ill; C a p a c ity I On In fu rm a lio n I u rn is h e d , niipping *>f the evangelist n t o pr rnun(ies of this section. He sug- intimated, howover, th at t b a 'L Hv P olice o f L e a v e n w o r t h lOc'-an Park Bench May IK, Itold t'cc i.- mere mockery in the fours. Both had long drives and waters in the northwestern hackW a s 20.01)0 C u b ic Y a rd s.: • Keyes that the persons were Oru>|1 UlMt „ „tnm nw r, -Tho Solid government had shown goodkjj today. Itusini'Bs is be- pitched within 30 feet of the pin. lands of Miami and tho*portions of is dispatching troops in, •gnant. Primo dc Rivera Two putts for each did the rest. tho llialeult section, due to heuvy soon as tha. Kidnaping 0$ rains und overflow in tho Ever­ The municipally owned dreilg*ng hard for money and The 130th yard fourth over w a­ | tractor, was orrestei here t I s hjs V|jr-Um of tU„ ki,l„np„ing. plucetl over the proposed exhibit that had become known. fines right and left. t e r was also halved. next year. Ouim et’s glades, occasioned petitions of aid hus ben siilil hy the City Commis­ j morning on n w an ant arg g ()rniUton Wants Im mus.ly The alxluction of the Near |authoritative information, crown stroke from the tee was today for state action from Gov­ sion to the Glolie Dredging- Com I criininnl assault on u tr.-yoivr Ifi-ycnr-old« olt. f| ^us , |u. wnrrunt o r. Visitors to the fair were uccua- m as was tho latest In a Jon As soon ernor John V V . Martin. ~ says, th at Primo de Ri- within oight feet of the flag, but was | gtrl at Leavenworth. Kan. He Hj* ***'. liri„ M i„ ntace l in the tomed to ask, "How close are you of similar acts ngainst Ami miston's arrest Protests of residents through patty, which lias the Lake Monroe ;. taken |Mgotinting with on Amer- he missed his first putt for a b ir­ before Judge .1. G. Sharon 1hands of deter.•tives for •letvic-*, itu to Miami,” or "Are you near St. in recent year*. Several of1! fill contract, it became known to­ op for the sale of Mo- die. Jones, 20 feet from the hole, th a t arcu, prompted City Manager 1,if tiie County Court and bond fix- I will surrender <if promised im­ P etersb u rg ?” Mr. Lehman said. huyo been committed in tbo ncessioris. This, he says, also failed on the first, but was Frank H. Wharton of Miami to day. The sale was agreed upon ( e.l nt $ 6JM)0. district «nd drew rsj wire the state's chief executive to­ early last month but llie negotni j Fletcher, who is **l-o said to have j munity, his attorney, S. S. H 'h n , These and a few other Florida ci­ novnca premier, or a ininister- down easily on the next. has announced. The ra«li<- man is ties seemed to he tive only places protests from Washington. day requesting permission for lioitH were completed only scritative is going to an alias. “Chick Phillips," was a r - ( If n change of American near Los Angeles and they were familiar with, lut said. Boltby hp,'" °^’j consideration of a tem porary dam cently. according to W. B. U*ll- rested at IK Smith Park Avenue | suiii l<> in readiness to f»co ‘tie c h a rg ­ “ This shows the need of telling is determined upon, 1 tls *1 ponent on almost every noio a m i ____g „ „ „ r r „ m . predicted by the correnear the Pennsylvania S ug ar Com­ iami*, *ity manag!*r. who returned where hi* was living with his w-ife , , , Canadians that we urc here,” ku th at it will be latcause the forMi l that within a mouth Spain laying approaches right up to tho pany’s mill to control flood w a­ to hi* office thin week aftei •> J m|l| child, 1,n information sup- es.The complaints were onlere 1ness of the situation seems to 1 l Ity declared. flag. plunged in trouble. Ilo ters. m onth’s absence. ; plied |>y I lice Chief James T. Keyes following a sta'emeif. in maud such a decision, The seventh was also halved in Los Angeles spent $10,000 to 1king cannot longer count ■ - .' Reports received here indicate The Globe Company paid $2 •."<>" <;|ynn, of Leavenworth. | which he declared that " in «t"t"s^lltl . "hjbil / ' *hl. fMir Hll(| R p ar fives, leaving th e rivals still th at many of the small farm s near lMl|i|mrt of his subjects. for tho dredge which was operai*'* ,....... of a gigantic | Tiie prisoner vehemently denied phere **f n iioax Mtreven. Hero Bobby’s approach by are submerged and that the s it­ it was j rounded ihe evangelist's "mtheliev- ia one of throo exhibit* on tho landed in the rough. Ouimct's sec­ uation has become uncontrollable and sold, according to tho city man­ itiie charge, lit- declared ager, without loss to the city. "Wo ! a “ framoup." Fletcher was ar altlo kidnapping story" he elded road, Mr. lA'hiiian said ho was told. ond barely missed a tra p and without an obstruction to replace broke even,” he declared. Speaking of. tho results, he dc' rested on sigiti hy Molorcycla Of that the situation Itnd developed clnrnd th at thi're were .100,000 bounded into tho lull grass. Out- a former dant destroyed. The drvdgo waa operated l*\ I lie fic o rC E Williams, who had Iteen i„t„ lk nation-wide scandal as the paid admissions on children's day, met chipped up 30 feet from the Fred Elliott, chief drainage en­ keening n watch f..r the man sin ce, result of the "brazen activities of flag, while Bobby was 20 foot gineer of the Everglades drainago citv only three moiitHs an«i til n tho receipt -f information hero Mrs. Mcl’horson and her friends to anil 268,000 on Labor tlay. cost les than the contract price closer. Bach took 2 putts. “ I want to congaatulnto you on district, briefly surveyed tho s it­ betwiaqi a dredging firm anil the thnt th at he he was wanted in Leaven- build up a false alibi for her. lloputy S h .rlf f C. C, S - ‘ ‘ Ouimet laced out a 260 yard uation here Wednesday but depart­ city, according t<> the operating worth. (Continued un Page Two) Joe alts .saiil to have iv.sed WITON, Iowa, Bopt. 17. son and Motorsyclo Offlcj as “Steve" one of the cvangeln-t s ! nly recession of tho flood drive a t the eighth but the hall ed without commenting on uction cost figures presented to the ' tty Fletcher asked th at Ills wife be nilegcd abductors, was confronted Brinkley went to Chuluol*. |rf Skunk River can pre- took a hook to the rough. Bobby to be taken. Commission when the dredge was notified of his predicament, and day night to replevy an in tho District Attorney’s otfr.-e tniction of crops in the wan down the ccntor, his ball landmunicipally operated. when aha was told of his arrest lust night hy his ucciiser, Miss Idle owned hy William J* iay hot toms north of hero, ing 20 yards in front of Ouimet s. The drcdiy*. purchased from and tho nature of the charge, slu- Bernice. Morris. W atts was named As they neared Jacob’s "ij |d more than $1,500,000. .Both pitched closed to the flag on Stanley & Gill, had u capacity of fainted, i f was said. they saw n firo inddo an d il by Miss Morris, formerly PH™1" wissnd acres of crops in ! their seconds and took the convenNEW YORK, Sopt. 17.—(A’l - tko clicking of Jugs, **. 20,000 cubic yard-* a month. Tho j Ho was her- all of last winter secretary to It. A. McKinley, blind “* acre area apparently * tional two putts. City Coittmissioncrs wanted to in- and this sum m er until four or five Long Bcueh attorney recently Aftcr unusual precautions had doing hers," salt! Ihs dec Both were on tho ninth green creaso its capacity to 30,000 cubic weeks hro, nccordinir to tho finer- killed in an automobile accident, us been taken to shield Secretary of mn.torcyclo officer. Tho of butril today as w ater conyards, but this w**uld havo entail­ iff*« department. Flotchor who thu man whoso voico and photo­ the Treasury A mire w W. Mellon, approuclal quietly and f p i ‘ pour through three with a high, s traig h t tec shot, Tho ed an additional cost, It is said, of weighs about 173 pounds, is known graph wor« recognizes! by Mrs. from reporters ad photographer* Jacob* cooking tn liquid l the levee and inundation balls fell alm ost together 25 yards 011 his urrivul today, from ubroud. They found 44 gallons of $ 12,000 to buy ami install a larger in n number of eitlen of Oklahoma [of the lowlands seemed from tho cup and each took two ... „v — ..... Robert Rufus and Sylvester cutter. Thia was not considered California, ami Horida, Hcconlinit Mcl'hcraon as one of her kidnap- th*> secretary himself broke his shine in tho harn. Jacobs sut got. down. 1>I rsitis send the river p utts to . _________ rule of declining interviews and led to arrest, but his two «-( Tho chambion and his opponont Tyro, negroes of Oviedo, arrested feasible, und its *ulo was order­ to Chief Glynn, who lias sent a pc i s Klarge force of men, intalked to newspaper men. • “ ■ *'** * " Thursday night, will bo charged panions had fled. a came to tho eleventh tee still all ed. number of telegrams here urging [tomirtH from the stnto with m anslaughter in connection Jacobs pleaded not guilty t o 'J The seerotary arrlv»-d on the The Glolie Dredging Company ^bat a vigilant watch be niaintninwere trying today to square. Ouimet had a narrow es­ with the mysterious death of Rosa is operating 11 largo dredge *m ed for llie man. Herengenin. He was taken off t h e 'r h n r g e of possession of.'unq t(,f the levee hy strength- cape, however, a t the tenth. His ' liner nt quarantine on a special foro Judge J. G. Sharon U»l* »i1h timbers and piles of second failed to reach tho greon, Barton, negro woman, Deputy tho west end of Like Monroe, and A "lihernl rowanl" f«*r his cap­ ing and ho was bound over revenue cutter. si hags. 1while his ohlp was flO feet from tho Sheriff C. C. Stephenson, said to­ working three shifts of men. Tho ture ’was offered, presumably by County Court under $509 “ company officials declure they will day. When told thnt certain Inter­ the fcirl’a family. The allogod as­ * since tho w ater f irs t'h o le . Tho veteran then stepped The men admit that tho woman fill in 100,000 cubit; yards a month. s a u lt took place on Sopt. 7. Fletchviews had boon attributed to him '"ugh yesterday Is estlm- ' up and Upped the long abroad, he replied: “ I made no NOT TO CONTE8T 1 When tho fill i* completed, the tr left Leavenworth a t that time gain a gain a half In fours. The was in their automobile on tho 1100,000. ATLANTA, 3#pt.'V;W This is Sanford's biggest circus Sanford-Orlando * highway, but statements while abroad," he said city will construct an asphalt and’ headed fo r Florida, the police eleventh was halved in fours. Representative Ups)ytt|Mwl season, the applications Per­ he did not discuss or say anything The neck and neck battle contin- tbalr accounts,.of how she came to boulevard on the lake front, and chief said. • Wales — Several city mit* at the City Hall w veai. Thres on the French dobt. When efforts defeated for re-nomln*ti««; her death differ, the deputy sher­ tho stato and county Will continue . (Continued on Page 2) Iking paved. are already booked, and a fourth were mailed to gain from him some lie J. 8te*lle. in the J the boulevard to Lake Monroe as iff said. big circus which has shown hero observation on Eunipe’s financial cratlc primary, will n o t ' Rufus mainUins th at Rosa got a p art of the famous Dixie High­ before may come later. condition ho said: "You will havo result, his campuglUMf ' out of the car, leaned against tho way. Tho Walter L. Main circus, to excuse me.* nounced today. * ril ‘r . } roar fender and the automobile * •V^nePrJ showing In Sanford today, opened j U. S. Embassy ducts Probe to'J Blame For Out lL’s Qnly Hope Is' [intf To Resign, Some of Chiefs JONES IS 3 UP ON OUBWET AT FINISH OF 1ST 18 HOLES CITY AND COUNTY EXHIBITS URGED EXPOSITION CITY COMMISSION MAN HELD HERE Flood Waters Near SELLS DREDGE TOfOR AN Miami Result In GLOBE COMPANYW KANSAS GIRL ...... ....... IKS * ....... Petitions For Help I "r * " , r ; S £ ? .“IW a r S S J S FM n 'M" c"M,yn b0 RunrMaker Cai River Rises To iten Iowa Crops at Over Million By D ep u ties j On Another.. . w Mellon Returns Home From European Visit 2 Oviedo Negroes Are Being Held In Killing Of Woman Big Circus Season Is In Prospect For Sanford, Is Report N Session Of Legislature To , was driven off while she was In thia position, t y r t declare* she k>be Ma Ferguson’s Adniinfetration fell out of the car. The woman to. Texas, Sept. 17—(/P) 1 of irrcgulnrttica in the Jhon of sU te depart­ - ph were leading Isauea *0 Texas prim ary «n»,*nich Attorney* General . 7 defeated Governor MILf*rgus<m for re-election, jp tstlg a te d by atate.leg hMtmbled in special aet1"* woman executive to U l*fge road bond aau*j • f s stormy session yaahouao of reprssenU tivai *0 22 for an- investiga'nous departm ents under re* lRl* wvd 'BB.ooo to finance a <o«ntne House members In „ inquiry, Th$ comhe npjjointe^ by the will report a t th o ,r •ion o f th e legists* ■V " " V " 1 Governor Ferguson called the special session shortly a fter her defeat in ths June prim ary to vali­ date: approximately $ 100*000,000 of Texas road bonds, declared Invalid by the supreme court and to “In­ vestigate any state depertmente deemed necessary." In ordering the investl^U on the lower house specified i" qY'rie* .‘f* to (the adm inistration of th e state highway commission, the tex t book commission and board of The committee al*o was instruct­ ed to investigate the W m e n t of the sta te gross production tax by ‘on ’and sulphur compantes. , W ith Moody's ascendency to the ’g o 3 > " chair In ■ * « « * * ,“ : Sored by hi* victory in the A ugust prim ary the investigation W J-fre was found dying on the roadside near Longwood with a fractured akull. 1 Deputy Stephenson arrested three negro automobile parties in the investigation, before finding the men who admitted they were w ith Jthe Barton woman before sho was abandoned on the hjfhway, early flundav morning. W hither the woman waa struck oybr the heed by an instrum ent or thrown out of a moving car has ndt been definitely established, it was said. V " * JUDGB C O N 8 I U K ^ < m a N DEDHAM. Mass., S e p t 17.— UP) —Jud g e Webster T haye r today took under advisement tb o motion f o r ' * 'new t r i a l , J o r , N ic o la ^ 8a n ti Automatic Pistol Instruction Given Englishman Ehds Channel Swim Today DOVER, England, Sspt. 1 7 - (*n — Nortnan N. I^slie Derharn, of South Bend, England, today finisha d * a f-g w im across tfie English channel from Cap* Grli N et. Ills time was 13 hours 58 Itiinutes. m left Gris N ea a t 9 o’clock last night and Hinded' 8 t. MargarsV# Bay this mon$ing a t 10:66 o'clabk. record time fof-$ho swim is J $ hours 65 mlnutdl-(Wade b*' the Iy«nch baker, Georfo* Micha Sept. (10. --------- ■ , , t Instruction In tho uso .of tho nutomatljc pistol w as given Thurs­ day night by Capt- A. A. Fall, U. 8. A- dt Orlando a t tho weekly drill of Co. D. 121th infantry, Florida .National Guard. Capt. Fall ‘# a i assigned to this district for this work by the War Depsrtmept.- • ' ^ T^wonty-fivo men attended the Twonty-fi ” 'held ' in, drilV In, the cop ip an y arm o ry . f the season. Sparks circufc is scheduled for Oct, 4. and John Robinson’s circus la .booked for Nov. 1. the permit Circuses sra Uxsd $40 for -each ring by the city. rr The Robinson c‘« u s was the only big show to exhibit in San­ , Florida-bound •travelers are of gusts, Ga. He saw ford last year. An »**nt of tho the home-seekiqg class is tho ob­ circus told Miss Ellen Hoy, city servation of W. M. MoKinnln of were observed < tax collector, th at the circus the McKlrinon-Markwood Co., roanagentxnt ^ *' dothlsra. Who * retutjw d. .borne the Atlantic -Coast ^UiMkBOUND OVER Thursday -After a two weeks’ *uto to transport tfi*. cirsus t « ) n r oy*r gas bound to on- a - charge_.of it* lines .In' /F lortda "before the tmtr of th* two Carolina* and South Georg'*. •> S’o Florida N( lass, Says Mt y* iWf . Ki ■■ape 1 l'WJ > "V :ta1S£ ’ Mr. , itcKla- �ipory fo r the growth ^blares. Florida, Mr. McDonald tal'd. “ H a r d .* work, honesty of purpose and be­ ing square is tho secret of the tall storfb. W arrsnlj Uoyd J. Rnlt to company’s success,” lio added. Prior torctnll morchondlslnR' Bolt, lot ti. Hlk. I C .K * “Our motto is to provide the kind work, ____ _ ho_ was ..........connected w ith the CHICAGO/ Sopt. 10.—(IP)—Vir- whilo this civic center plan still addition, Mnrkhhm p".* [ . Sept. 10.— (/P )— | Riven to poetry, but the fact re ­ . 0 0 . nr m e r c h a n d i s e the people want honking business. Ho was cashier s to ry ap a rtm e n ts a te mains t h a t when yenrs a fte r the tually every city in the lnnd with looms in the offing a new center " „ lnw „ n c e - and it must be of the loin, Kan., bank until l f o r erected where the Rreat I big fire the two men came to agree a civic Urge has a civic center of public and semi-public uctivitly T. C. Carlson, two story 1 5 l : ! i l r , . S n X c . W. try health ten ted « • " « . « » . ' « * is -building just west of the river. New Store One of Chain Thnt in turn our stork twice as often ns forniu. Mrs. McDonald and inrn- apartm ents. First StreM planned or building. y f i r o reached its limit i n l ° " ^ nnn\° ° / " °'L Ttr^ ..v . . which was to take the plnce or Alonzo Hatcher otiTo * Chicago, tho sprawling midwest­ Here on a wide new boulevard, reOmratea In Florida And the average merchant in a year, ily nro still on y a * th en alm ost open c o u n -| j^elr lot lino they seloctcJ the ing, Kleventh Str,.ct ^ n plueintr old (’anal street, has been ern metropolis, is no exception, its long th e lake. By chance, the nn,|1(, (1f the cnstle referred to in G e o rg ia ; D. A. McDonald to ‘ Henry Caldwell. -.71 civic center plan is linked with a j erected thv huge developments csHe Manager of laical Place (iilo.l 11non a definite busine-e* poll-. O r la n d e hem lqunrwrs 01 m e n r K f h a s S e r v e d ' t o W m la I « * ' W alter Scott Y. famous “ Ballad city beautiful movement, probably I soeinted with the new union sin. tho most pretentious in the world tion. 1 1In* stayed• witi, beforo coming t o . Births Recorded ey, .............it -and tho . sons - Company i( tc -o_______ k- history, n a r ra The Persons Company will for­ grent ’ Mr. and Mrs. R. n n e c t e d ...i.k with 4 the , te „ , the ' wouiidroiis blaze Millions of dollars already have! On the same street a couple of strng of stores now under |‘ Sanford, ----------------- — — . . ' utein, Palmetto Avennn ro and yet reaching hack ' ‘hn‘ .^ Seen expended in a beauty and | blocks away is another great rail- mally dpen Its new store a t 120 nine tells the rest of the llgo across the Atlantic f r k an. cspccallv »n the c a p ­ utility program and tho subjert is road terminal, th a t of the Chicngo F ast F irst s tre e t tomorrow m orn­ hi* 11 , Haines C ity -S U » to road No. H • .. -------.story. , , ,, , , . . | el prmul th a t contained twenty M, McDonald earnFlorida from lfnines City to Miami, De.ngd BnulenUm $200,000 fit JO the middle «f w ha t is (lf RlI„lvn-j, | , h - d d ”— the nno so vast and far reaching that j and Northwestern, whilo effort* ing. The store ihas several de­ ' from California,!widened and improved, proposed to county courth >»lyn I’lnee, a charm ing Hit line of high Saint Clair.*.’ tin entire book devoted to it has ( ere being made to place tho now partm ents, Including dry goods, one ' year ago • been used in tho schools here for Chicago post office on territory let a t the edge of Linrolu ladies ready-to-wear, shoes and netween the two. W i th in a few liundred feet i This eelehrnted medieval chape) years. the one in which Is the henuChicago buildings usunlly asso­ men's furnishings. But while many featu res of the ..................................................................................................................... ... “ Apprentice ......., r “ differing “Chicago plan” have been com plet­ ciated with a civic center plan are Tho Persons Company is a F lo r­ i t fire burnt itself out. And f «» other rhapel pillars and ed or are under way, the rivir cen- now widely scattered The corn­ Ili.Just here t h a t the story be richly curved m secret l.y an ni- ier is still a hazy dream of the fu - 1birred city hall and county build- ida corporation., the p arent store E-Yor the present s t r c t iev.- '‘rentier. Who the a p p n m t u e w. s ture. In the original plans the 1ing, an immense g ranite structure bring opened in Kisammco 111 o f Roslyn Place was :,t t ' v , that carved the p j l n r '« ^ this civic center was planned about a ! in the Roman style, is in the henrt yen rsngo by G. W. Persons, fo r - 1■ e " o f tho fire the lot Urm b- dnv unknown, but the fame of Uos- huge open plaza west of the Chi- of the loop.' The postoffleo, which merly of Georgia. This will be ^ the suburban homes >f tw .,l.v » < " “tie is remembered here rago river, this re n te r to he the j Chicago outgrew before i t was 1inpans who had ance d n .l m - ! thousands of miles from Scotland loenl point of alt the recent do - 1jshr-l, is a half mile aw y. The the twcnty-fuortli store opened in ■ latlons with the neichborhccl " ' ” 1 irrevocably has become linked vrlopments. a r t institute is over on Vtichignti Florida, according to D. A. Me itoslyn Cnstle in Scotland, dim with one of the bigger.} of nil The area selected is in a dim; . . boulevard, and the new I*ield tnu- Donald, m anager of the Sanford j B Representing The company lias one j ■ ^fcht>an ie n e o Scots of l Iik-iiko , Wiese rb i nirni.o r><_ov* was Wil events in the _ history _ ion. down seelion, crowded with ! cum a mile distant in (iraiit . ark. sine. store in Georgia. : .... TinCook eoiinty jnil is bnyomHtl o S*uj£* Gawdy, H*•neraI rnun-el of S’2 (Mill nun coiinlv cramped tenements, small manu “ Volume of business," accounts ■ Chicago St N orthwestern Kail Kls. muni < . fnetorici -11111 "Non houses" Rut north branch of the Chicago river. and the oilier was David pnvimr program under way addin*: 1'«* l " r “ «. nail il o p n o u s is . jfwlllie, n leading manufacturer miles hard Hiirrace mads. | . . . . . ------------m * city. I Frostproof - f’onlrnct let fori ( n i i i m i f i i i m i a i l Of Cincinnati, Ohio M'llCin of jir w hiRh iiik " " yi^her of theso hnnlheaded I roust ruction pew n •ticol Chieugouns was much school. In* jp g ] TtfConvert It Into A ‘< Of Chicago^ Disastrous FRIDAY MORNING : A special Announcement to the Men of Sanford ' Mr. Howard A mason STOKRS-SCHAEFER COMPANY W ill, DISH,AY AT OUR STORE A COMPLETE i | m e o p NEW MATERIALS FOR PALI, SUITS MADE TO MEASURE 17th! Wall Paper SANFORD FRI. SEPT. T in ts at 1st Street and Meltonvillv A venue Thursday ,Friday,Saturday WE HAVE A NEW STOCK Orders (Maced Now Can He Delivered Eater DON’T MISS THIS DISPLAY OF NEW FALL GOODS ALL PATTERNS OF * B. L. PER K IN S IATEST DESIGN Wr | OW PRICES 1*01 lA H H E D N 1879 <1 l o o t ) T A I L O R E D - T O - O R D E R ( I.0 THI C O S T N O M ORE! Let Us Prove It $35.00 OP l;ii. V. PRICE SUITS $29.50 UP POPULAR PRICE SUITS B o y s ’ 2 - P a n t S u it s $ 1 2 . 9 5 U p EVERY HOUSE WIFE DE-DECORATE NOW AS WE “ CAN GIVE YOU SOME HIGH GRADE PAPERS ^ ' ' DASTEES, POLLYCH ROMES AND r ROUGH CASTS J1 LARGE VARIETY OF P.ORDA ERS PAPER THAT WILL PLEASE mm („ ‘ "A S H O W O F S U P R F - M F L Y S T U P E N D O U S S U R P R I S E S ■ r , _ a a x ’t .................................... . i era; MADE TO ORDER S 'P E E R L E S S PROGRAM' OF PRE-EMINENT PERFORMERS fltWhlM Nr«, Nft'l. .0$ C Art liar.- 1 St"'* C*nt!u(liil on lip li. FREE TO ALL- ONE MILE OF MAGNIFICENT PARA0E AT II AM. PiffornuntM 1 jn*l H I* M. I S. W. BRADFORD Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Company •I it>« r.»Mi\ f irmamml. * iMXht oj«n» I Arut 7 P. M. J ■ r»IH F i.sl National Hank Huilding (Take Elevator) Sanford, Fla. I’hone No. (118, R e s . Rhone 659-W Open 0 io 12 a. ni., 2 to l p. m. (E very N ight 7:30 to 112 W. Fh’.sl Street ■ liuinn and reserved seal tickets on sale Circus Day at SANFORD ■ )RUG CO. Suine prices as on slum grounds. n| mauMnttai it • I Churchwell’s Prices For Two Days Friday and Saturday Attractive MEN'S PEN CHECK PANTS I* $ 1 .2 9 V LADIES’ JERSEY DRESSES i ,, $ 5 .9 5 MEN’S ALL WOOL THREE PIECE SUITS .5 0 , 81x90 SEAM LESS SHEETS 32-INCH DRESS GINGHAMS, FAST COLORS, PER YARD 9 5 c LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER SLIPPERS 19c 3 9 c MEN’S TOPKIS UNION SUITS $6.00 MEN’S BROWN OXFORDS $ 2 .9 5 79c MEN’S FELT HATS $ 3 .5 0 . | .I ' • --- • *r- v W-jx# ‘ V -74*7! W •it, ' • ' • f t w 1'' - . : BOY’S FOUR PIECE A LL WOOL SUITS •.li .V] ,x A % 1 •. * #_ 19c ***’ t1 f*t. $ 1 .5 0 36-INCH BLEACHING WORTH 25c PER YARD $ 9 .0 0 * LADIES’ FELT HATS $ 4 .9 5 • LADIES’ SILK DRESSES ”•» .. ••-. , , y r - 36-INCH SOIESETTE ALL COLORS, PER YARD .11 !// : Asrrw\v,»•. -•v. i; •<*£ A ,; . v.. i.. » t ft TiiftC., iV j ;JS -j,. ■M tBA �M TO COMPEL ■\ * ances Of OUT AIRMAN TO JUMP \alter L. MaiShow To Open Toift. , , T he Bon Ton Dreas Shop, . . n Indies ready-to-w ear, apparel vhop, will bo formally opened a t 221 E a s t F ir s t Street, tomorrow;! A The latest models In dresses will K i n d s 1l,e f®t Pr «<V according to S. M. C h a r le s L ln d e b c rjrh ,,, . ... , h , i. n „ , Abercrombie, m anager of the shop, le Goes Through W a y to W r e c k a g e I alls Out There will also bo a millinery and Section; Streets M a i l H a g s and A r r a n g e s Mme departm ent and dressos for fith People Eager F o r T h e i r T r i p t o C h i c a g o Indies, misses and children will be [ Clowns, Animals „ ____ . carried. The store’s interior will be re ­ CHICAGO, 17.— f/P)—A (Contlnude from Page 1) fuel supply exhausted by hours of modeled, '""deled, new display cases installInstallued through the twelfth fairway, flying above u fog lust night con- "'I ,in‘* dressing rooms constructed. where both required <>ne iq u e r n I three other pilots, and fore- I » h* V° T4, f ji- 1 ovet par, to hole out. Hobby’s tee ; e'd Charles A. Liink-borgh to ahan- Imndine a t reasonable prices," Mr Abercrombie said. t a l s e d l n R e c o rd _shot found a tra p to the right of , don his St. Louis-Chicngo airmail Mr. Abercrombie, who has been “ \tA Q# g j j . Rim. ' ^ c ffreen while Francis lofted ni» plane nearly a mile from Wed run, in the reul estate and insurance ” Iron !»♦« Into n"-dLor nnothor tinwfird hazard nt at thm the | | | #i anfj <|ropc by parachute. business here for the last 15 years Jho' 'Shows Scheduled left. Both exploded to safety on Wittiin an h our lie had groped wj„ F'f.v c„ ntinuo to hBVl. his office In -----------. . . . to—where •- M th _ the green and were down in two cross oountry thaa vrreckwreck- j ^ m eT m ild in g ' Waited for m o r e ;putts. Jones won the fourteenth awayt dug . (.<i . plane . .lay, two milos los aw ay, dug h e street utoday r . u l . f oi r tlf.iT ' i f4 to ®t to become one up on Oui- out the three pouchesi oif ot mall and Main cir- ]met a f te r they ' m ct Rftcr thcy h'l(l hulvc‘l the arranged their Jowrtey for the re- C J I T T D i l l T P H I P A F G of t r n ^ U told of thit« n lh ‘ Jmnining 00 miles to their Chicago b U L r l H U K H E j A L f c of the parad e a t ! Both were in the rough again destination, ' Q IK T N J T ? P I T P T T f Y W Q The show train s wore trom tho l«eOuimct on in two Lindcbergh left his ship a f te r O I Y l i l E j I V U I ng hero this m orn-thad an expected lapse in his put- cruising for more than two hours i -------• a « Mentha • Sulphur, la, w h e n the circus |t i n g a t this hole, taking threo above tlie Chicago airm ail terminal, > terday. The first strokes to hole out. from which powerful search lights a pleasant ereiim, arrii shortly a f te r » A t the 3UH-yard fourteenth Oui- sought to pierce the fog. T»>e ' will soothe and heal k, via th e Atlantic Coast Line met hooked his drive into n clump drone of the motor Was heard skin th a t is irrita t­ ' 1. '* of tree* a t the left of the foir- plainly by officials, ed or broken out pafade wound its way way, but made a scnsutionnl r e ­ with oezoma; th n t is Fuel Supply ItunH Low l- the.* principal down town covery, putting his second on the covered with ugly ..‘which w ere lined with au- edge of the green. The pibit, flying for the Rub Bobby’s long rash or pimples, or tes and spectators who s t a ­ drive was s tra ig h t ami true, while ,' r *,HJ>n Aircraft Company of St. i- rough or dry. g e d thmselvett a t advantageous his rnashie pitch fell within 20 feet ’ f' y abandoned hope ot I ) Nothing subdues lMsl;>’ of the cup. Bobby then dropped i ‘"'ding the field, from whfrh t h r e e 1 1 fu ry skin eruptions, Sjj'-Tooting calliopes, blaring bands, his second putt for n four, while " t l c r ^.vers to rued back for forced puiekly. -av- a noted skin sneV.ttiO'marshal (\tho. m arshal led tread trend of the mount, , .’ . landings when fuel sunt.lies b.irim ' a 11» t . >Vd cavalcade' the restless pacing 1 '" "i " <""re -faltered on the n "' ' , * ,M* " n j I'ii" monieiii iliis Hiilphiir [irep; o f Wild animals in open dens, t h e r m s . , tskm g three putts to get * 1 (fallp<rnrieul flnat*. the the massive m o—iv., down. (Irrliu g westward I.mdebergh '■gl 1ai it <>n is npidivd (lie itching stops orlcal, floats, it was nee m i afte r two or three applications,■ The champion finished with a reacia-d Ottawa carver wagons and many oth sensational spurt a f te r they had essary to cut emergency 'he eczema i- gone and the skin noveuies were in the procession. p t prr iktveitics is delightfully clear and smooth. ^ _ _ cfoowns and halved the fift,e*'ntii and sixteenth gasoline tank. OfroUf” equistrians, Sulphur is .-a precious as a skin •Ign looking people" in th e iriin p ar figures, winning hoth the | }[,. s„i.l file altimer read 5,000 remedy because it destroys the dross attra cted the atten- Iseventeenth and eighteenth laden feet whim be siTw that the last parasites that cause the burning, of the spectators. to liecomc three up. At the sev- drop of the sfyargeney fuel was itching or disfigurement. Mcnh« mcnagerlo was opened early Icnteenth .Uiiimet lost control of g.me, and lie realized he would i tho Sulphur always heals eczema 'T'*ft«rnoon a t the circuslhls clubs and was in three traps to have to "go over the side" for the right up. , F i r s t S treet and Mellon- take a seven. Jones was just third time in his experience. He j \ j a r of Bowles Meiitlni Sulphur Avenue. The afternoon p e r - !»hort of the green on his long mid- was still hidden from the earth by may lie bail a t any good d rug ^ s t a r t e d shortly a f te r 2 iron approach. He then chipped fug. -tore. 0 i° me" a *ffrie wil1 | penitentiary were Tying today to I.and- Without Mishap I-el a trial of Mentlm Sulphur mod again a t 7 o clock and the Lin .,..r f jv(, , , , , . , , , , 1, -how what this means to you. Send rht m rform unco will beirin 8 i» i i i up through oegm nt hi o 1J(,|, 1,v wound be moniliu- . LifHlrhrrj^h i ,.i i i , , ,th<* * Oclock. , i i r ,i ‘"g bIn 1 1 ke t, which he est mulled at I the coupon for it. Clip it now. round with a birdie four mi tli iii the first visit of the eighteenth, closing with an advmr I .into feet i11 thickness, and landed ■falter L. Main show to Sanford. tnge of thrtx* liole- on in- oppon without a mi.-h’ip. Ini' during the early part of hi- dc«n eut )i ■ wns p big red wagons rumbled down ent. U hileluill Clini mm nI ( i Free runw ays from the cars, e's Mndison Avenue I'rial After a terrific belt f r o n t the in mn.-lnnt danger from I lie fall­ Itched to a siding of the railroad tee, Hobby was on with a per­ ing -hip. Wheeling a bon I tin- p i­ New 'N'ork, N'. V. l a t F i r s t street with little fect approach, holing his putt fioin lot, the Wings occasionally tam e I tept, N7!t:iJ ‘• f t e r the train arrived, Ale:I nn> n Fri c Sample of 20 feet. Onirtiet's second was within ,i f-w hundred foot of his big top poles .were raised in- short and tie was too strong on hi-, body. Mi ni Im Sitlplun . > po«it |on with thu aid of cl,*; chip, over running lire hole. Fran The fir I plane fotcuil down by in ti. The dining room was the cis then took two putts to gel down the |-,,K Wn . Hint on the National lfatf to.be p u t up. More than 700 in par five The Cards Air Transport's mute, from Dallas, •oyes were fed here, I II 541 251 117- 71 tlm pilot landing at Rock Kails, III. I Jones in r 'g ro o m s worked on the Ouimct in 444 554 .’(74 II -7H early in tin* evening. An hour! I; th e ’ wardrobe chief and her later the mail from the Twin f’i- J Istlt!nIs put the wardrobe in SHORT IIII.I.S, N. J.. Sopt. 1 7 lihess; the long tiers of circus (/Ci—George Von Film of I,us A n ­ ties ciime down al Spring Valley, j Pitot .lurk Milatzo flew the HU) I it# Wore erected—tho grounds geles finished the first round of lied like a hee hive of working his Jti'hole match six up on George miles from Bryan, Ohio, to fhien_ <‘ Dawson of Chicupn in the sem i­ g<> in an hour, only to find Chicu-I ,Long a f te r the noon hour, the finals of Oie national am ate u r go entirely hidden iiy the fog and ; itria n director bltjw his whis- championship at Haltusrol tislay retraced the route. lie landed at ' and a responding Imgle call Bryan with lej s than half a gallon The cards: t h e dressing rooms nnnounc- Von Fiin in : m i n :tr.r. :u; 72 of gasoline. I A I tho firs t call for tho parade. T h e 1| 111who 11 in Ml I f.4'1 155 10 7! i equestrians, the dow ns, the U \J h ,,y A t o -- e.dl ll a a line l i n e **f .......... vy apthe grooms and others who 1 r m tMRTTq niF«l v vl nJ .\n li. l . ' p . r t In thin l.-nlnm , !.V, I T ? ''' started preparing and 20 minutes i ... ninl ( " T■>- de ' lone .-i l * i call 7i was made. * .,.| W. Simth, prominent i' ,i„ ,1 i1 ,' M1* "...r ,,,, a second Ihci1 1,hniims , , ,, , ' . . '"'i to,,,, 1 '' ■‘■-.ini a ll architect and well known through .............. ... w*.ik, Ivmiuil t.l trad e was ready. *show has trained hprsc-s,:Iout the south, died a t his home here [ uinr.-u mg your own Imsine s. He was Ofi years j dn - 1 .daling vo.tr pu I m p i . , of elephants, trapeze artiste, 1tliis morning. __;____________ I selling e\pui ii owe. Addl es^lek rhiora, clowns, gymnasts old._______ ____ * ~ dure Herald. ’ ponies, monkeys, peanut ven■d everything else that could usla and Seminole counties, and a I (director of the Titusville Chamber \A Iti it'T l.tKiri feet >,l Bteii o f the circus. I ) in se,Iof Commerce, here for a confer I ond hand I,bn K pine in i r e $::.nn ulA' .once of the Central Florida Cminc.il, I law lmmlrcil foot. I'rei ooling * * n n « m r. w ,■^ 11 niombem present to g e t 1Plant, Hearjlii!!. k H IB IT S U I v l r E D | behind the new secretary and "tell H iA l ? V D n C l T i n \ r ,llm w hat is to he done." llti> XtM'lt, lltui*! I,VI II ” V lw K i A r U M I IU 1A " I f you don’t co-operate with Hi* Wohl \ liti A, --------jliim you won’t have a secretary SANFORD HI 11.1)1 NG \N|> I tli) \V. 2nd St. Phone 7<di ^ . '( C o n t l n u d e from Page I) |vury long',” he said. " I t is very! IOA.N ASSOCIATION aelection of your new secret- [hard to keep a secretary in a nary,” tho sp ea k er said. " If I had row path, we have found, lie must 3Wn ho was available I w ould'not belong to either side. Flvery jve offered him tho joli of the ' chamlier ims groups. If lie goen j ieifltaral and industrial sec- (o one ship, the other side won’t , (Z r««d T hrtk becam e -J*? ° f O range county.* iiuvo him, and vice versa. Keep T- ' O 'M o le n e ItMlrd’ J. T r o t t e r , a p p o i n t e d him out of this." contain*-itt* t r y of the Sanford chnmher | The assistance of business and V a r ie t y Tuesday, has had ngricul- professional men in promoting Hoy __________ experience in Goorgiu th a t Scout work here was asked for by auld be of advantago to Sanford Mr. Ia»hamn. "There are few h e r “hark country,” ho said. things that you can do that will I. J . Purrish, senator-elect from pay larger dividends than invest it district including Brevard, Vol- ing in Hoy Scout work,” he said. i.i ■- —— --- 1 . -~ 1 --- r- t{ r I\ JONES IS 3 UP ON OUIMET AT FINISH OF 1ST 18 HOLES ANNOUNCEM ENT '^Arrives f OcAla Visit \ Friendly Stores A1 m No. 1 Will Open Saturday, Sept. 18 '■V With a complete line of staple and fancy groceries, fruits and vegetables. The store will also have a com­ plete up to date market where all choice western meats may be had. Quality merchandise coupled with chain store prices and smiling service. T he public is cordially invited to visit our store on the opening day. K Her ~ 115 M A G N O LIA A V E N U E In building formerly occupied by W. V Wheeler Inc. Our aim—“To Live Up T o Our Name,” Friendliness. WE DELIVER Pasteurized Product! Milk, Putter i . w j « i i n i f n r i j lu E j a j a f z ] ' a j ^ liuttermilk Burgess Milk Products Co. AND COUNTY , .■ - Cream SANFORD GROVE “Amid Majestic Pines” Sound Location “ " 1—' ^ the Late Models '\‘V1 Only a moment’s study ,of the map of Sanford is needed to convince you of the direction the city is growing. IN — Fall F rock s! Smart new imalels arrive daily ahowing many new styles in sleeves and skirts in quality silks.. Chanel red and forest green along with the ever goad hlacks are proving must popular. Dainty evening dresses In a limited number lire now ready for your Inspection. hi M «v' • ■ Bf( j !1 jffcv i MOUKKATK1.Y PltK'KD 1.0 • ••' Ir. • Smart Millinery i t a» d a m e F a s h io n h a s d e c re e d t h a t f e lts an d ,^ irs s h o u ld be w o rn , w e h u v u a w id e so lp etin n for iir in s p e c tio n . S o ip e v e lv e ts a r e b e in g sh o w n also. Foot-Wear j ^ i l l a p p e a l to M IL'.'..' f J r Llie.'r s t u r d y tiua,lily and ' a p p e a r a n c e . F a ll s ty le s n o w o h d is p la y . tl/f * i i •. fy.i Jl > 1 l . ...v*, filai*)1 ‘,- » II t CO. If you’ll carefully consider the map you II find that only one direction remains toward which home builders of discrimination may go. T hat di­ rection is southeast. What’s the Difference in Mule Feed? I T'S not the amount of feed you give your mules but tha kind. Just a monotonous diet of corn, oats with hay fails to supply work animals with a sufficient variety of diet to keep them in good shape. Mules fed in this fashion get plenty ‘‘to fill ’em up." Picture yourself sitting down to meals of bread and water. You would Boon lose your health. If you could have plenty of g o o d meat, and fresh vegetables, your health would soon come back. ^ You don't need as big a bucket to measure out a feed of O-Molene as you do /or a feed of com and oats.* It takes much less O-Molene. O-Molenc contains the variety of foodstuffs necessary to keep mules in perfect condition. You get more work front them. Mutei.U^e J \r O-Molene because it is made exceedingly ap-,. petizing by a special process of crushing.! select grains. < O-Molene i s being used, many of tho hhufeat mule ownsro in the coc try, because it is the ch sa p tttto the lon gr Study Sanford Grove =fc= SANFORD GROVE, Inc. E. C. MILLER, Pres. fir s t National Bank Bldg. W.V.S y-.'t'ijiia-giAxSt'O/, •■.n 7 1- ' J.-l nmr ... J JSX'! m A Phong it*. 7.’ Jv’i1 |i Ik D i s tr i b u te d b y V L Uj M .M tyi>SVJf ? i *. - l i - .• r* -i l l �;f!W r .... • V .I r i 'i f i ' ^casting experiments NEW BR ANDS )horlW**veLengths A re FOOTBALL W ILL SEEN IN WEST in d u c te d B y Experts ,PsBE i'\ < . . . ty Cal If U.'S. TALLA HASSEE, Fla., Sspt. 17t —(fl1)—Promoter* or the Gulf Coast Highway would do Well to hasten completion of th g t route, as ib is destined to become one of tho "wonder roads of Am erica," Hr. Fons A. Hathaway, chairm an of the Htato Road Department, told members of the Gulf C o a s t’AasOclfr* tlon. at n meeting held a t Panamrf City. The gathering wns for the p ri­ mary 'purpose of discussing way* ami means of speeding up con; struct ion work on the s t a t e ’s west* c m trail. The Gulf Coast highway, t h g road departm ent chairm an stated, hoa become one of the most pop­ ular of all the road projects of the state. Now that Floridn Is constructing the Tnmiami Trail, he said, residents of Monroe and Dr.de counties, and of tho other counties of the East Coast are "keenly Interested in the early con­ struction of n Gulf coast highway which will prnvidu an around-th*i state loop." I*r. Hathaway, was one of the principal speakers at the meeting pledged the full en opera­ tion of the road departm ent, to the extent of its legal power. In the ’""i'-ct. tie outlined the progress rn,,de oil the highway in Franklin, Leon. Wakulla. Hay and Gulf counties, which hurl been done by fund-; provided bv the counties. Dr. Hathaway attended the I anaina City meeting a fte r attend* i»tr a gathering of tho Calhoun Liberty Bridge Association, an area of rain which includes |,„th I Death And Hey Ignaliona H ave t r a n s i m t ti r and receiver rcucratly Hhve t u t Into Coaching h®s been found to j-ive better sigPersonnel of Coast Institu­ nnls than those obtained in clear tions; Price Succeeds Smith weather. Antennae Experiments SAN FRANU1SCO, Sept. 17— Tests are also being made with (/1*>— Football makes Its annual bow many types of antennae for short on tbe Pacific (’oast this year un­ wave transmission. These vary der conditions which promise sevfrom a small antenna mounted e-i- eraPnew brands of football, greatttrely within the station to a large atteudniues than 1325 and a exterior structure more than 100 bitterly! feontcxled contested campaign for icct |n tho air. One o f Unj most gridiron supremacy. remarkable facts discovered in the. ||Rh and resignations have cut ifw [and other curious phenotn- short wave research was Unit «ig. ’ t the relations of radio mils may be sent grent distances Into the coaching personnel of the |jn nhort-wave transm ission without a large antenna structure. nine Pacific Coast conference in­ stitutions to remove five mentors, ier and times of day have Communication between I-XV — covered by engineers of the Institute's field station—and " !iiIn graduation mid other Infinjiachusebts Institute of various stations in Europe. Austro enveU-nuve taken a severe toll in it was made known tin and South America 1ms been tiie funks of tiie players. Andy Smith Gone ffhe experiments are being carried on regularly on an nntenna Clarence M, "Nibs” Price will 1 | under the direction of system consisting of only tWo evar Hush, P ro fessor Ed wires slightly more than 20 feet cnjxv on at the University of ( ’a)ifontia in place of Andrew I .athum Bowles and Jam es K. long and six feet apart. Ef the Departm ent of ElecA new movnble tra n s m itte r has “ Andy" Smith who died shortly Smith tipmering, a t n new radio been constructed and is now being a fte r Inst season ended. jtution on the estate of subjected to experiments. To this gained nation wide fame by leading £ II R. Green at Round llic antenna system may bo turned bis Itlue and Gold elevens through ir liere. The work has to any direction both in v ciiirii five and one hall years of no de­ feats. •Jr possible through tin and hnrixnntal angle. \ t Washington M ite ('oil L(v of Cidont'l Green. The direel ion in which the rods <trill K. 1lolbughet rv rules in pluci i.,,I (Jreil IHstance point when in a horizontal position of A. A. Exeildine. resigned. Hob f< t<> other cnntinentsapparently has little effect on the linghetTV eimehed the Han F ra n ­ ^ustrn Iin —hnve been dis strength of the signals at the vo- cisco Olympic Club eleven which over antennae st arcely | reiving station, although there are last year administered the first de­ in 20 feet long, indications th a t the strongest sig­ feat to California. Excntline sign­ [uperim enters also have nals are obtained when tho an te n ­ ed to coach at Occidental College jlhst sigimlr are re gular na roil is pointing north ami south in southern California this season. ir sky is clear, bnt weaken Communication with stations of Charles Erh, uuuterback on the tly disappear when certain g r e a t distances, notably Australia University of California "wonder of cloudiness are en- and European stations, have bden tennis" under Smith, replaces ulthough a widespread obtained with this system. Robert Mathews at the University I of Idaho. Mathews resigned to accept n similar position a t Ht. I.ouis University. The gridiron destinies of Oregon . I two forme:- We>t I’ointers. CnpE t . S i IS.- lourists to Eiistis )1]1(| Miintnii.i are in the hands of may find out local hotel am l.toi,, ,lobu McEwan, tu.u yem restim rant prices tins winter bv a [ ,lt ,\ntlVi |1M.. tnki-n c h a ry visit to tbe t'bamlier of C om ioeive.|]lt \v,4,footer camp wbili - : A rrangem ents weie perfected h v l\j„ io i H en ry Milbiun, uicee.l t The Associated 1‘ress , the latter orgaruzntioo with lie- rip,,]. I ' p u k n t Mont ami. Teams Hurd Hit |SA< t >LA: — M nrrigaes ii«y ri - |, hotels and restaurants Here to po-l I hire la-twen 1H7t> and 18!)I ] their rates upon a bulletin Unml. Cleon Warner remains at Sian ever recorded in court, it ford. Enoeh ll'igshnw a t Wnslmig «d with the uncovering by a UoT.AND,— Memliers of the C ep-{*'dn 'I’aul Si bissler at Oregon Agn * a local church of a butch tral Flotilla Secretaries’ A sm in- cultural College and Howard Lwcd licenses. The licenses Lion will aHK^niliU* h^n* Supi ‘miIm i 1 Lnuvi'rsitv af South’ ■ * Jen filed awny by Rev. Dr. j 24 to Ix^in a ciri-mlnn* tour of tin*, <,r,r' / oLlorma. B ister of the church, wlio “solid central section” of the | , *lu# oiisstnjr roll of f.mthal stars ■ vrr filed them with the I state, according to an nnmninrv <-Ddk year includes Eniest Nevers, |derk. Upon tho death of meat. T h«-tour will be for stmlv I L'CB«t fullback, and Bit, the church clerk found ing conditions in the Minting of George Wilson, sgierttirulur half automobile traffic southward from back of the Washington Huskies, the gatew ay cities of Florida. The both of whom won places on most i of the mythical AII-American TsR H A V E N :—Organiza- meeting, it was stated, will be one elevens in l!i2b. |tlie I’olk County Registered " at large," with no hied. Graduation took eleven members ! jet", with It. C. Buckley, of of the California team while Stan- . ml, os president, was efOCALA: — William R. O’Ncnl win ford lim.le goodbye to three r e g ­ | at a meeting of the eoun- declared the Deiiiocrutic inuninee ulars and seven varsity substitutes. nhilectp. held a t Lakeland, fo r the general nsseinblv by Judge Washington, 1825 champion, lost ■ led of tlio asHociatlon is to W. S. Rullock, in an election con­ niaav of its outstanding plovers i-loser relntionahip lie- test brought in Hernando cutinly. lull e p i c ’s the seasonal buttle for ambers of the1 » profession. Mr. O.’NQgl ,WtfS eu^tjtied Jis the jp.npiy wjth tbg .pfj'rhuluKtjciy, i«K ’ ‘ " I l f ' 0 ‘■ * • nominee In tiie prim ary, orit the vniitage^wlilchVfimel from a virtotDENTON: Rest oral ion of decision was contested and a re ­ ieiis Season. (iambic mansion, a struc- count demanded. In the recount, Tile “ big giinie" he tween the il liistoriinl interest is no Mr. O’Neal gained three votes. traditional rivals,—California and i<k, ccording to .i. H. Joim Stanford takes place in the fnrmcal architect, who is ilmmtSTUAR T:— Edmund 11. Gibson, ui-'- stadium on November 20. This 1 a sci v u cs to th a t end. In­ county engineer, has tendered his contest, attracted the largest lit - k to ascertain the original resignation to the county board of Men in foothnll hisjorv a few Hon nt' the building, to aid in commissioners, giving as his re a ­ s ago when nearly 108,0118 itiun, is making the work son. ‘Vircuinstances over which I persons filled the huge bowl and the surrounding hillsides. lit, lie states. The house is have no control" L w*)—Short wave radio iJTj/pi—Stiort wave radio fir« tetnperamentol, acienU dissevered. They have • j preferences for certain l e a t h e r and even for cer« cif the day in mukina ...thnut dashes through Ktninye to say, they travel rn a hroad ruin area in„th sending and receiving Afternoon *aeetns to be time for shprt-dlstnnce )AY BY DAY FLORIDA | O U will find those very features Y u p o n w hich you m o st in sist, developed to th e ir fullest in the g reat new line o f Cadillac cars. If you em phasize pow er and speed— you have th e actual com parative tests with all the finest cars ot K urope and America. T h e results show Cadillac to he one o f the fastest stock cars in die world. If you place b e a u ty fo re m o s t—th e Cadillac holds irresistible appeal not only in distinguished, rich lu x u ry , hut e v e n m o re b e ca u se, w ith 50 Body St) Culor and it has com pletely m otor car. I f you insist th at your car be a sound investm ent value— com pare the C ad­ illac in w hat it is and what it does and the way it docs it— compare it in first cost, in after costs and in re-sale value. , O utselling, gl) other cars at or above its prfee— two to o n e— Cadillac to­ day appeals to th e family o f m oderate incom e from th e standpoint o f sound m a n a g e m e n t, q u ite as m u c h as it does, th r o u g h sheer excellence, to th o s e w h o se p u rc h a sin g power U w ithout practittlM ihutation. m V f. 1 ra ft,: Inc., to j , \ W. CoirWm. C. Ifaad t d > . I,* 22 'a n d 30 Rose Court Co., lot. 11 block 8, Bet-Air. itldn; Jrulian, MouinV Village to Dutton ( k / l n D block 13 organization to promote the con­ E. R. T ra ffo rd ’s map. Indian* MoUnd Villngo, to struction pf a bridge to join the two counties. At the meeting, the Dutton & Co., lot 112, Mound Village. highway head reminded his aud­ ience that it had taken. 10 years of effort to place a bridge across Lscainbia bay, and 26 years to ac­ complish the bridging of the St. •lohns river. ’ F rank' $200. ’Magnolia Weights to Viola H. Byrnn, lota 31, 42, 83, 65, 88, 76, F. tier 3 ' 1,f). 01, 86, 87, Magnolia Heights. 1 Indian Mound Village to E. J. C h a rle s ® , F. F Moughton, lot 113, Indian Mound tha D, Stallb, JW. , T Indian 1Villnge. W .‘ H. Guy, « , f o , Building permits ter, 33, 7 * * -tJA9 'Mtswjb] . 3V« Legal Records Leeds tht WsHdtm M eter Cdr Vet* Warranty Deeds ,,'V . Wheeler to Magnolia m ig h ts , lot tt.'t and 114, Franklin Terrace. Elton <i. Houghton, to Indian M und \'Hinge, lot 2 block LI tier ■> E. It. T Clifford's map. Rose Court, Inc., to W. Curby. lot fill, lid, (18, 70 and 72 Rose ' ( "iirt addition. I \w JL a ? < l,v It llf sun-k Nit Kur S | it i*It H ltlfN iititi SANFORD BUILDING ANI1 LOAN ASSOCIATION Florida Sunshine Cake Is Delicious a O h e . b . c . oot Miles sififtiM titiy e R K fifi N ew N A SH A ttractions H dM ES N A S H N e w in o tra m e n t b o a r d w ith In­ d ire c t lig h tin g a n d a ll iiu t ru m e riti in ningle p a n e l u n d e r glaM , i n r h id in g h yd ro sta tic gaa gauge. 7-roum lioiiNe on Union Avenue, one block from Forest I nke Hiil.l, double garage w illi uptirl nii-nls oicrhead. A real buy. A ll new Noah m odels now have the [_ ority o f a 7-bearing crankshaft motor. N e w o il screen ‘ ‘ agitator** w h ic h prevent* o il c o a g u la tio n in coldcat w eath er. •'■room house on corner M m lie Avenue and 7ih street, convenient ly located to school enrage I’his properl) is pi i<vd to sell COLCLOlJGli REALTY COMPANY J 311 F i r s t N n t i n n n l H a n k l t l d g . T e l e p h o n e 732 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A R e a l K w ta le In s u ra n c e £ " S B It Is an engineering fact that this ia the t modern motor—the u orW i smoothest N e w c n in k - c a ic “ b r e a t h e r" e lim in a tin g c ra n k -c a te d i­ lu tio n . The 7 great bearings give th e revolving i shaft absolute rigidity and stiffness, “ ‘ ing the final degree o f .quietness. R u b b e r .( m u ta te d m o to r tupporta w h ic h de ep e n o pe rativ e c j u ie t n c t i ( it u n d a r t l N o t h p ra c tic e fo r M in t tim e). A n d a n array o f fu r th e r auperil n e w fc a tu r c i. Come view th ese new N ash me ent body styles— brilliant new w ith prices ranging from $665 factory. Now on display, (O c u fl A J m i k i i J St, and S (td*i Six iiw id i) Smith Motor Co. S a n fo rd A v en u e ill S econd S tr e e t Blouse Baekn, P laited Skirts Sidu D rain s A re Now Jn These Ann Elizabeth Dresses $39.50 Y our nam e will be p u t on th e Dickson-Ivcs m ailing list a t ho cost or obligation and th e m onthly m agazine will give o th er fashion newK. Ad­ d ress n post card to "E ditor. PJckson-lves Fashion jVfirror J• J .a n g c A venue T *■ ■ ? T ('ri’jiii-baik Kalin < rujin ElizoljiAh Romujn f’rept* I'nnUni f’ri’lie .li'lly Grejie Mniro Second Floor If Yon Like— Here is a chance for you to .w in $100 in H O U SA N D S o f families In Florida are using Klim (powdered : n recei milk) for their entire m ilk supply. W e are constantly receiving ' laving bo success! successfully ’ Ileettte r < r s from housewives w ho are overjoyed at having solved thin difficult food problem. W e want such letters and,are 8olv it letters on— . • ” offering $500.00 in cash and prizes for the best $ 3 9 .S O N orm al filled waist lines are Iho rule this Fall. Ollier ways to know the new frocks is hy blouse h a c k s , plaited or flounced sk irls, dolman or close fittin g sleeves. These tire d istin ctio n s of the col­ ection a t Prize Letter Co Colors Kpnniah Italaln Junglu Green Uhanel Red Navy Blue ordeaux lack Cork g "Why KLIM is Florida^ Best Milk Supply” 11 You must have good reasons for using Klim in preference to anything else. Write them down and send them to us. $100.00 may be your reward. t **— - after that data will be ctmsldsnd. m c re a e o n jw h y w e b e lie v e K U M ii-F H K l i m b n it« ' « s i t u a t e A * w f l k ^ h i * r % fim klZkSfSfci ■ ..... iA Phone 1106 > * .V i., .> - . .maaJfD L . . ® * *****1 * * * * fii eStWUMhJ o iv . PRIZES I 1st prize •j 2nd prize 3rd prize Follow these hints in writing your letter* 4 th prize .1 1 Legibility and neatness will count In your favor. 5th prize . 2 Limit your letter to 200 words. y*»— ■ 6th to 10th m 3 Your own actual experiences with 'KUm o n N ext 3 p r iz ed . what wo wont, w _ 4 Write noma and address very plainly. ^ N ext 25 prizes N o tt 25 prizes 5 Contest doses - N ov. 9th. N o lsttors mailed s o n -I v e s C o* Orlando *•*** a ir pf . . " 3 .*! �r > , g i i r i i'r - ■ ' 1 ■ ~ = - ■ ■' " .....i in ............... .. M i l l May Need the Disgrace of A n AHSmith Too Deeply Rooted i l As Brisbane Sees r?TTOS G a ry B a s l g a f W h y t Da You W a n t a Bison? Kipling; Foola Bad. •. > Sweeping the Heaven*. ,r.i.r Such of "the kept Press" as pretend to r e p r e s /ft the InterfesU o f thn Democratic party aro keen f <?r the nomination o f •A1 Sm ith aa the party's standard bearer in 1928. That was to be expected. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE <('o»rrl*hi The pro-liquor gang, the special privilege hirelings, the ' '* - * ” •** its*, hr «Htar » c*.» loose and the criminal in all grades o f society are to be d e - , Juuuri , iAK, h_nrt n. figh t t0 Carry the 15,28 CODVt‘nt,0n f o r c e d cottpJny? wiS bc So yCJ!f Sm ith and his backers. old nexf month, and Wall S treet And ‘T h e South" is to be put to the testjn!‘k8- “w,n hc r‘)tir<??” If A1 Sm ith becomes the party’s candidate for President, | in* S ' n ^ T ' T h u ^ V i ! ? k’ the Democratsi of the country m ust submit to the disgrace Why should he re tire? P°r‘ and vote solid for their party, or they must discover th at! Glodstone ran the British Parthey as Democrats ure supposed to have ideals, supposed to 1liamont when he was past 80 Von have a party organization which stands for the best p ro tec-1M<,ltk« ra n the Herman arm y tion o f the American home. ;when p ast 80, Pope Leo ran the In the Inttor even, the 1!I28 election*, would nee th at " T h e!''“ ,rld vvide <*«»»« church at eo. Solid South has gone in almost solid phalanx to the su p p o rt! WHY s h o u l d Judge G ary reof the candidate most certain to defeat the Sm ith ‘‘D em o - 1tirt‘ ,n the Prime of lifo? Many herein, ah | c,r ots-” When the Democrats o f the United S ta te s rea lize'of ,hl"t [rkTds CAn u‘"t,fy to hls ■ - " " ■ M i , f ^ nt ,tho ,in™ h”* for repudiation o f evil done under P",r, “ T ,” <mcrKy' " C party then The Herald be- i T K - ? * ’ bund, " r u n g - u p t h a t Will restore m a n y and has $400,000 cash in bank. of the fin est ideals and practices that distinguished th IB If th a t be the result of old nge governm ent in its better days. imany corporations would like some i U .I.k r at Naaftird'a front Perhaps we m ust have the disgrace of an Al Sm ith nomi­ , of th a t old age. nee as the supreme leader o f Am erica’s Democracy” to , WHAT MAN wnntn to do. he can shock true Democrats everyw here into u realization of how do. A little while ago the noble f*S *?,n* mt -«• JnkHa.lnMrf B f r r r <‘«a*l. fnr they have drifted into the mirey lake of modern politics. bison was dying out, e v r y h o d y M l « nr Hhlfr wn>. When the citizens o f America earnestly call for honest. had said farewell to him. Now iho pool. Irnnla nnirla, __ ;*le» ■ h>. trustw orthy statesm anship, the call w ill b e a n s w e r e d ! government, with herds of bison fon its hands, offers you a /vigor­ M S V .' G t i m v . - w r V r >n'T Yous/japooTof »r -WV.;,#1 iT ^ \ ou PSALM OF LIFE y ex*""? GaM7« !U(,rKa1n t,f Atlanta. P W v ] n* hpr f,iBt»>r. Mrs K. ®. Watson for several weeks. Pk^ o o r s e l p p fifth \o Consult Ua |jef( n T ° Tt a-'t-Zji vSrrioi’ II* r°lativt‘s in Mt- th Bond*? . Mallory circle will Thupr; . and Snllth spent home ° f Mrs. M. M. Thursday afternoon in Orlando as ’jfellonville Avenue a t the guest of friends. E L E C T R I $ ,C ° . j.l ELECTRICAL t’ONTiiin* No Job Too Birr r rTJlACn MS Park A v^ N° JokI * l lOrfftn Club of th e Bap- M o ^ h f ' c w r IriHble nnd MIm | yill meet a t th e'h o m e n , i rJ 10 L rif/m spent Thursday in | Sharon a t 8:80 o’clock, Orlando as the guest of friends. [fill meeting of th e St. airli) be held a t tho ■A. R. Koy, 007 P ark East Sanford ) o’clock. . 30x3*4 Fabric s A daughter was born to Mr. Tuesday 30x3*4 Cord _ of Woaley will cn- and Mrs. A. E. Mitchell Sept. 8. [in antique fashion r e ­ 30x3*4 Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. J. Pope nnd the home of Mrs. H. B. park Avenue, a t 8 girls now have npurtm ents a t their Full Oversize C’d former home oil Celery Avenue. 29x4.40 cord Charles Gnthon, Sr., of Key (dnesday 31x5.25 cord Turner Circle will West made a short visit to the homo of his sister Mrs. C. A. grs. S. W. Varn a t I’nlmer nt Cameron City recently 29x4.95 cord 11505 Palmetto Avenue, 32x5.77 cord 1 k. Charles Gnthen Jr., has returned to his home in Key West after 30x5.77 cord i a fte r spending the sum m er with 2l Arrivals ^hi* aunt, Mrs. C. A. Palmer. 30x314 tubes Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Lashley ure All Guaranteed! (Montezuma M. V new people recently moved here Rmes Filling stat es,ni;Jacksonville; J. Kane, Jncktton- from near Tallhasnec. Make i so of This Memory (Jem .. MRS, FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR ANP AtAKS S o m e THiNQ // ?AaHMrntli>K of mill,II,I proerrnm— huiiKi-«, huirlr. npnri - \ i \ v i n i < !’° u‘ Vf'8 t , ) a t s o m e w h e r e in t h i s c o u n t r y is a ous live bison for $Sf>. thnl you 'tftent Itonne*. .MAN - e v e n t h a t e v e r y w h e r e in t h i s c o u n t r y t h e r e a r e M K N ! couldn’t have bought for $f>,oh() a C l ir l ‘«mtnlMl«u of flap IIIPin. 1*1lie while ago. Mtrnplli.n tif h ii a | f t it r il PtOHld liiikr Miinrar. Itt DV ARD KIPLING does nut nf etfj hrrtnfIf|«nlike uh, and tells us about it in |I*N proffrnm. poetry, beginning: jMUntnm nf nrlnml Apnfrtti FWtai. IrIihi fnr lnrreri«rf| At the eleventh laair^hit.came.' .......... i n ;s T C * u,d; L faM,1L iV .n.,‘< l ra m ill“ s il 18 p ro b a b ly still t h e c u sicltlfim. Kipling goes on to deS&Ihe this fSi ---------------------_ _ , o m t o tm-" c h ild r e n noble p a s s a g e e o f l it e r a tu r e . It. is n' Ifk m n n ___ E .V E R S E FOR TODAY * .vc‘n i x i s s i b l e t h u t t h e r e a r e f a t h e r s a n d m o t h e r s in t h e s e nation as "Dwnf to mirth and blind to scorn.” N -------| t i m e s w h o s e k - h i l d r e n lo v e t o h e l p in t h e i r t a s k s a b o u t t h e However. Kipling itflld, past his i O T ^ ^ O D r " r' 0- n,,(, u,,‘ IV’.010, hl' (,» ” 8P t h o s e f a t h e r s a n d m o t h e r s h a v e l i e a u t i f u l selling period. IM with th ree ." I Sit in. 17:07. t i l i n g s t o te ll t h e m . England has arranged to pay part- of her debt. Il she wants to —C a rry uh not in verse, nobody here Thou go with t ..... y»/ • , I n lh < ‘ < l e n n n g ” — not. t h e p ie - will „bjw<. I t u i t - s h o w v e r s i o n ot t h a t b o o k , b u t t h e w o n d e r f u l d oc LYER Except »-T E L E P H O N E M 8 ARV s T o r l\\s SCPAPP/H' h.„i„.ii,t.»esasrf! THE NEW STAR lilMolf, le llin g in its w o n d e rfu l fa s h io n ’th i^ H to r v " ' i T l m v 1 ■ ""W K V K R WOULD Mr. NEW YttKK IIKKAI.D ritlH C N i; WHO . vvhV» . ("a lk . . ! T l'n I ulni ^ lintr _ . rn"an’ : w h o U’JN w a s blit*miirl\f r o u g h t im u p in ill II... ( h e L..«> h o m e s o fr peonl'e <l»H><tions poem . I m* thl.,K «. a n d w h „ f„r L I ,,,™ , “f il ^ If I lie Unitei Stall's lutd been « • not In mournful numbers a n , »,ml n a . r , a r d , . , , t l y t h a n t h a y w m -k.al f o r a n y t h i n g "l",! rartlsing is a dream; engaged in a war in 1>MI, “ with its buck to the wall,” as Kitchener jmt Bualneis Man who slum- in t h u i in d u s t r i o u B , e n n i e s t li v e s . il. how many billions of dollars °{ ,h " ' T k how ..................... l Bo chance to skim the cream. I ^ " ,h "' " " ™ ! j i„ "vw atur has appeared in (in* was i.eu r v isible in the Northern ■■as. It is a very—fa in t one Hemisphere, but ! t<1 the iisironomct* ' 'a m t (o be seen except wiib I tJi« 'id of a powerful telescope. south "t the eipialor are still fo| : I hat does not mean (bat it .< lowing its history. Like most of " r th a t the light w him it h<> new stars ,,r novae, this o n e 1 it tviiH for n rich man to liny u dishonornhlp silonc.. from t h ’ r"™''1 Knah"%hnv‘‘ s,'"t and bov s illicit Mr i>..,.u, ii ‘ , . j'Ht net Irom tht! how many millions of men7 One ih really dim. On the eon has faded lo a small perrentuge U real 1 Life la carneat f Of h 7 l , ! o ' T S * 1 “ *mra*fr«*‘h b r i b e d to >•-»»' -nr dollar? it is probably many limes ‘H its brilliance when it first burst npetition’s something fierce, t o u n t h o r in , T yl !, ,, d h l s ,U)nt u n t ie hiul r e a d !. Nn- Wh« l <“ ‘1 « r e a t Britain do vaster thnn our sun. Its apparent l,uf- hi past ages ninny such new , dMdepdfl thou yearnest, diirhe'is is due merely to e n o r - j T irs have appeared suddenly and V ” .h “ .Tho mm,. Of , 1 ,0 book or h i, moil, distance. It is probably . '*• have lowly faded away. It ^ r « » PniTy’ thn,“l nn<l ..n o t. ? 1yen, ,,n<* Wl* rf<> not roc IS mil improbable, in f a d , that n" " ' ‘ than a baif million lighth o t T h o H o r u M h ^ w i» l.v ;.* '7 h « t i T T ’ P /n -n « h d * 7 3 a wm.v. The out hur t »•». • th S ta r of Ktblcficm was .such a a n d e v e ry o t h e r fa m ily ' f a m ,,y ’ ro,,ft Mri' " in - ' ‘•'•'inhed. beyond i.bdsWesK field of battle. n n d th e n in ih o irro u te i l r t"S t 0 , t a ^ e a n n ite r o s t now !th,,i fat'l that on two occasions she poe-ede for its present brilhancu nova. ..-I d le s havo no place; Astr.,»i"iMr b o y s a n d g irls to m om • V a,uei** w o u ld perH tiade all t h e i r *°?,k « ,M’HlinK 'H-it kiy and grace- re.illv occur ret! 50(1,000 y e a n are interested „ nv> fully? like dumb and driven ra tyB a n n K,rlH t0 m e m o riz e a n d.............^ a tiid y >vi its w o rd s moo ago, while the ea rth wu : <«ill mainly in eausi's whoL'h jirnIn •tie throes of the glaei’ii period iluu these new stars, Ono thinks ■ * lllVe ono In the raco. a d ip tT lm p a n l g m p h i H J g u id e / am T- w o u ld , p h i l o s o p h e r s f r o m ......... many nml while men were s c a u .d v ...... . at oiit e of a pn ilde eollisian of than apelike brutes. During ml t w o s t a i r , w i t h 11 lowed th e a Z " vv I t(’ K‘ ho,,««*,y. fa ith fu lly fol- ™ tr io s gathered in Cambridge, th<-onsi'(|io nl pro. : intervening time tli light m v < 'bietion of an of g re a t men all remind uh .... n»f< la would ask to conic down and dwell w ith 1 tell the world. “Mn'Mormons, outburst ■ wl.id, were to tell „s ,.f tl„. tis. O f cotir.sc “ e v o ry b o d v ’ bring the bacon home, blis n o t ( h e l e a s t i d e a o f e v e n l<,ri" liK,i'' cannot explain burst have been traveling t h n ...... el lie,.i and light. This explana­ departing lonvo behind UN r e a d in g ( b e p a s s a g e , le t alo tion seem-, however, an unlikely ■ __ the enormous • pc. d F o otprint! on uoothor's rfonu*. ''n'*”’• 1 one tiling, .-.tars a re not ...................Ii„„lv „ ; : x ; i ^ “ ^ “ * 186,0(10 miles n second. The,- b.ivc ** \erv id 'iitiiul m span- and eollisw h o s e m i n d a n d h e a r t a r e s l r a i i r b i !*, i ° ,* w o m » n «* " tu iM . Ro.luee solid steel or just re i bed tli- earth, when ua then he up nnd doing, "•(' •.in,"it be ve.y freipieut, etr| he g u id e d to th e o a t h « , r I e , , ! "•I < U‘a n - an<l «‘«Rt*r t o 1 ' ' ‘atbers to the so-enll,.,! arrival t. is been noted by ’*l«rwlso wo may be “dune"; t j t h i i p u rm rr a n h r „ . a; u n t,fl! 1 I|V»'R* R iv e D ial p e r s o n " l€,fn- Examino the atom sor Max Wolf, ,»f the astronomic il 'imly not tie,|ueiit enough to pn/- 3 achieving, still pursuing duee as many novae as are o b s e rv -' ■ .... H. 1 1 *,IM m e m o r y h o o k . Aft M r I b u - h e l le r y" “ "" 11 s,MHl1 fy«u*m obHcrvatory a t Heidelberg ( nsrtlse, and get the limn' ed. Most a t r.i'iomers incline now •p i o t e s it, t h e p a s s a g e s a y s : ‘ ,bku mir own. the nucleus for tli many. idea that novae are due to F. T. P. . . . , , t" the ....................... Min, little electrons flying around The ul H o n o r is a s t r a n g e c o m m o t i i t y It c a n n o t be ili " “ nr " f ,,u’ " n l f.i slur d u r i n g lull tilt into a cloud , ‘C f'"- Planets. M a tte r’is only par ■ii'hnlou .1 i In Hollywood (Flu. )News vulml ..m l m ,I,I i „ All ..... lu-les of electric energy. And no mbukis. those curious piowhe-l |«d dark m atter, .some kind of dust objects, oeue biiiidieds of which Hmni 'in space. This would i >. uiie knows what thut is. i have beer, discovered in the celes­ p e t . "» an enormously larger ou been indirt«>d in the tial -phol"graphs made with tli" M.lie, wh.it happens when a meteor tnurder cuHe y e t? 1 A SCIENTIST said, “ I hnve litroauest telescopes. New s ta rs atm osphere of tlur swept the heavens with my tele "eem to appear mc#i(J ofterr hi ( ai'ili. Friction with the atom s of J only l o i " I t t a * th T i!!« P * " " . »“ y»> “T ’ err is hu.scope, und find no truce of God.” ! these nebulas, Imt thew are fairly IHiii V ad m it It huln’t.” i A d is s e d o r of the human body ; S equ en t id.., jn the s ta r cloud of the e a rth ’s atm osphere instantly , beats the ntclenr so hot that i t 1 Miy*. “ 1 have gone all through the which out -oilnr system forms a burns up, making the fam iliar lum- | m Tilden has slipped at last human Grain, muj find no trace of part, nnd.iliich is made t ip of the j iiious streak a "shooting stilt' " , Ihtiru will be a tmw tennis to In; w a tc h e d a n d thought, soul or iniinl.” stars that ue see. Five new s tars It a s ta r drives f rapidly d r iv e n a n d c u d g e lle d likt into a cloud pfon, brilliant cie igh t,(, seen by llie Nevertheless, thought, soul and t h a t he "l dust in space the heat produced ---------- R--------. mind do exist in th a t little uni­ naked eye have appeared since is vastly greater. Since tin* star w o rld bUy- m l Thi * British nro planning u verse we call the brain. A g re ater Il'OO. One ..f them was discovered h largo it lasts longer. This. .1 mhlp one thousand feet long, mind exists somewhere in that last year k a telegraph ......ra to r m»v in*, is what happened some- ‘ no t build a bridge? in South Af' tea as lie went home v.h. re off in vp. ee when the S tar I g re a te r brain, the uqiverne. ------ o---------. I from work u, tin. early o-.'ining. *’f ib'thleheni was born, and what ' They «ay th a t Jack Dempsey is KKV WEST CITIZEN ' SENATOR CARAWAY, nf A rk­ happened in the d istan t nebula a . 1 food as he was three years ansas, wants the United States to lew thousand c nliirios ago to pro | Complaint ................... in IP/ T hat's nothing, Tunney’s betIS made of the niim- I rd i dnee Gie s ta r uhieli Professor Wolf I ■mid, when, most of the ears de 'ih g up and tiring to America the her of automobiles and t r m k driv­ has just found. . bodies of ,*10,000 American soldiers "lie to move rapidly, and e s Who a r t In an arrogant wav to­ drivei s do well to go elsewhere I nn l' ™ ‘ h L fa innocently imiulro if some of ward the rest of the tra ffu "M less crowded roads, or allow • 111 HUyH EMrepcons hato us so of their worst trick., is cut ; Hie lit who think the Inka is ul] linIg>nearound *'f cam behind to pass intensely that ho saw insulting a corner at u high MIAMI HERAI.lJ would IIko to go in Kwim- speed, A |>edeslrian | I'll'1 reckless disregard with , * “criblded on tho whitu crosses h'sir.tig to t In it. ' ,, 'vliit-l* a |,,t of people will drive aliove the graves of our soldiers. They had W in* u t Mich a corner - illenven i . l0 " kHl w” r> < will corue easy several «»iy to the T . ?i «' f»iri.v crowded street m mb us gtn>tl men, .-n h*r moroti estnbUshes on ice record. Plays the piueo tlta hundred and five hours have been delightful mas-­ — o— - . -Xlaek Dempsoy will get four linnthousand for his mutch with Wo'vo taken u li.kmg „' l « o than t h a t lots of times. cautiously, people coming ■1mi. i „.„i ' i l,Ut ltl, y ,Mro H” annoying I “ On® mare joke, th a t of ............ hatred !• blessed today by lleavcm-sent ' *'Ve hiippllyr until breakfast. When al UK J| nnd th at it seems un- .c a n ’t make i .7 SflTTi — — ° — >c liiul him often become exceedlikelydangerous that innke any any differ........ difference. Let «» it were, educated Intel- .1!°'. !° 1,0 let it be they will ulfaws be . us lie in peace. citizen/! re turning from i ligent wives and mothers who know the lean Ian,I, shop, the thin slice Better control of h N orth are of one opinion, that tin* „„ . . --------to feud a man. They know of boiled ham, the meat brnf which > Will bo more tourists in Flui- way, which may act do spe cia l I V i! r fir / ,,t,an “ .................. .. trafi l said the G. A. R. oonsi.lthut this is n climate where intel- is largely egg, cracker and milk. s h cial t rfi,.. officers aududditimml •tnis yeui> tiiun ever before, 1, , : ............... *expense •rrw hnrm, but is very disagreeable ers niHoiindirur disbanding at its 60th national 11gent eating has as much weight Simply to say “ plenty of salads, -o--------’.V" ,n,Kht tend U, rattle some n»-j .Jn.or lT .f .^.a,V‘h.:,f !ht‘ Of Iiiicanipnicnt next week, at,lt Des w" i,h »11niun’s },r prospects u* ..n M good plenty of vegetables, does...not mean < people who m ake tli/* trm ihlo lnii ii'Y.......... "nn T * 1 W(VK’ 1,<,s " ‘V « iP « :w m „ „ u ................ ......... I . „ .. . r»th over fifteen thousand ilul- (her nervous peolite ri utile, but | Momes. 1hut's not a good Sugg,.*. ; equipment «f brains, im not all “ ".vt, 1|ng. Vegetables differ of Of course, there' is such a Pf ,n>r ibt‘ lfrcnt »uniher /.for parks and playgrounds tion. Tho Grand Army should is keep going to tho last man. Ami the cooks today, even, are HeaVen-; ,hc,nK<!,Vt‘s ®ven ns the slurs'^in tt r r ,!ivd | Z j f c 'i ' R" 0,, ‘•x" L‘" ‘, iture .year, it looks an If we ought «H driving too slowly | t,M’ip Klory. Enough fresh green ta b le to afford another tennis he ,should all to him, .. havo . u■ parade ............................... f f they woro wo would hnve a pun* m“ y aIm,,st make a meal. Ice khm f l^.Ht * U.t .0 m?bilc t,,ut ruturn <)f Epicures, a ruvivicution m ‘ntm. "* u"oful. hut much fru it con be built, with all the honor duo ut least of that school’s classes : m,,Mt bt‘ .V,n,( n the *nm® day or the I (•lion* I committee members - - . CHICAGO JO U R N A L OF COMMERCE the last of the old veterans, the who believe thnt in pleasure lies 8uF«r will produce edgy nerves. A i Damocrnts will abolish the wholo nation saluting. tho highest good where eating i s l c,1,‘, , S,*UH' “ large slico o f 1 , ..Mtf. rwu-tnirds rule. Thus concerned. apple pie and a generous hunk o f 1 iL an o tn er fiasco like thut of YOU CANNOT legislate motor £ ; r * thlI.I m •voided. ' W hat to eat in Miami ? e “ .r" r tho hrUnillolioou, collcctli.i. „r »cvc„. I m uth „ r I “ » wo" buses mid flying machines out of ------existence now, any mure thnn you t v - . l / h l trlb u ., UoHt of C 1 ■ ' ' 'C' “ ™ b,00d It i* easy to plan pleasant, cool- big hot d i ^ r j ’ and 1 sdf* in Miami aontenced u tribes cannot g et ulnng witlith iis e ; to |hi hunted, murdered and det f railroad 125 years ing meals, which look fresh and business chance W v one j capitated as occasion perm its." • **.*?:d p il, l.hearistocracy i n c h t driving while drunk to another. Though some of them Too often these meals years V had ln 1 tried that, appetising. on bread nnd watur. have reached a comparatively high If-U K h most of the peoples of t h t calling In the clergy to prove thnt lack gumption. They look g o o d ; .. I’hill b# a good suggestion cultural condition, others are savllpplnes are f a r above this lov- " " > * ]« * locomtives wore wicked el, the thrie general■ ’level• of all the and direspcctful to God. But the und they taste good, but they do not ^ 1, , n r ^ l ! hfa t t r n,,on.tn r,,od |unds ItiM/ age. Kilmer O. Moc. former sup­ suppy th e necossary energy. Moat tie U ^ y i«!tV ni^|,K “ H" t0° ,U' V.T* - ;1 . 0 - 1 i* by b no means high enough locomotives continued Bnortlng. tt ibos It erintendent of the Lueoii’'Agricul­ popple have pretty much tho same f ^ d then oat Ii l ^ m ,n U8inK tht‘ In g eitiaen who asks tu ral school, belioves thut the wild to ju stify independence. They , it '' t i ? Vl hni'*’,,-v '•'•‘1 forget ' In addition to their cultural In­ . i in Miami aro, j r e ost of these tribes Is the Ilonget FO U R NUNS, Including one jobs summor and winter. need energy to carry on just tho health no, \ „ thc, tritk th«t k®®P« feriority, the pcnploi of the Philt h a t Miami was third Homo of the habits of the Ilonget s m other tuporior of a Franeiscnn same, whatever the thermometer ! h " happinefia‘ , . i South in tho amount wena recently described by Mr ■ppincs aro handicapped by the convent In Moaaachusetts. a r e a r-Isay s, and often thov feel thaYVkTrivalries JJtnoiig tho soventy-elght irrafta Issusd. Moe before th e Pan-Pacific R,.. tribes. Tho Philippines will net •Or search Institution a t Honolulu - ;T Mrs. Floyd Palmer Is Hostess To Members BIDS FOR PRACTICE SCHOOL TO BE Sisters’ Bridge Club OPENED SOON AT TALLAHASSEE The attractive home of Mrs. rloyd Palmer was the scone of a TALLAHASSEE, Fla., 8e p t 17 very p retty party Wednesday —Bids for the construction of morning when she entertained the a practice school building/ auth o r­ members of thn Sister Bridge Club ised for the Florida S ta te College nt bridge and luncheon. In the for Women, will be received by the living room quantities of zinnia* S tate Board of Control a t the next and roses combined with ferns lent monthly meeting, to be .held at their benuty in decorating, while Tallahassee, Oct. 11, It wae an­ in the dining room, silver vases nounced by J , T. Diamond, secre­ tary. held roses. The practice school building ap­ The morning hours pnssed all too quickly mill When scores had propriation is 168,000 sot Hstdo nt been counted, the prize for top the 1025 session of tho legislature. The bonrd, a t the last session, score, mndeiru napkins was given jheld at Gainesville, uwnrdcd cunMrs. Ralph Wight. tracta for a chemistry building a t At 1 o’clock the hostess invited the University of Florida, and a her guests Into tho dining room laboratory nt the I.nke Alfred cit­ where a delirious luncheon was rus station, but deferred action on served. The guest list included. tho main line xowage for the FlorMra. C. R. Klrtley. Mrs. M. S. Wiggins,. Mrs. IL L. Perkins, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mm. LaVem Hurt, Mrs. K. Householder and Mrn. I'usmmdrn Schultz. KOUGIINECK I) KfVERS It wan nnmp.j Nnvii Pirtrn-is, “ va” because p was new ami “l‘ie tons” heciue. it appeareil the constellation . f Piptor. This star IH E EfMCURKS ARE (JONE SEVENTY-EIGHT TRIBES TOM SIMS ...........las ... .s .w X t o iiii I" Alabama .i drunk,•„ auto driv bite b r e a d !cr wdl° <l|,6h,'d upon a forry found be- *bowl' of' th a t Charon was in . barge ' r Iush* of m rrr TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 17.1 Washington Letter i J. H. JACKSON Office 112 East 2nd St. Spanish Bungalo WITH ATTRACTIVE PORCH AWING 5 Rooms WK!: Bath & Continuous from 1 p. m. to II p. m. TODAY Richard Barthelinra/i in "The Amateur Gentleman” Comedy “The Mad linear” SATURDAY I hum La Plante in ■ —3 jbhbu» B U ILT-IN FUA’ITIUBS thick L use, Medinne ( he -,1 Drain Board; Tow,| ( b e e | h,ti ben t diinet, Ironing Doard.V'l •" I' Kli; ( cmplelc r.lrrlrlcat ■/ E<iuipment. ii I>rs11,iLIr > it .1 Pi ice Rei^on.iM,. L-'-i 'leim-. I.N4)I IRE \T "HER Bit; NIGHT” Ikihhy Vernon Ct/niody B a n m o l ’s S p e c i a l l y ” Bright l.ightK” *■ aminnoincn-yUi/ Shop Dr See Vour Broker ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a • • ■ ■ ■ ■ • t n n a K x u avow / ' i i n a B i x i i a i z z a i j \k DOLLARDAV ' via SATURDAY Gifts - Gifts *r /T H- q C iii t s A W onderful Hrtsortmont o f g ift s will In* sold S illu r,la y a( t n i dial appeal to you through th eir iinjiiiietu' •* ;i in I ii f t , lq.' only. "'/It! <0. ( J i l l s >'at u rd :. v 1% Reduction on “Vanih Fair” UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY T h e heat q u a lity in u n d e rw e n t' a n d h o s ie ry will »»' .‘."Id a t a lin o sl ru.d. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe Phone 611 110 M agnolia A v e n u e T- s w 1926 Silver To Be Quizzed In Slaying of Woman I .M J fi M CRO W N S New Hats Are Important In New Millinery Crush Their Crowns FLORIDA POWER LIGHT COMPANY ’ T. J . King, a railroad switchman; ;i J ^ 5 .. fct M . f , h o f negroes from certain *nd , if ^ n e s s . visitor in the ' - tv- - - -New - t - England . « fro m .C h a rle s to n ’s b a t f r y . i B j». Iiovp of Chicago. ^ j * v ■' m ? ' $ 4 ,0 0 tiL Sal m ‘■Mi. id ^ ■ ■i , ■*& •»«* •»»! » ' ■WJVT 'vfM dislike df.j> rs*-' 'tr-» • fts-..-- iv , ir.'.'A Cr p feared violence a t th« hands of h*r i brother* wae eaid DIB 4. )ND, V* IHHIIItllT, tor Small brims b ow to hi^h crowns that are oddly crush­ ed into new and bewitching shapes, i Antelope felt, ve- lour and! velvet fashion them, and. in most cases, they are slmnly trimmed ^ V Cl i l r a i ; 5“ , t KUS J I Southerner* visiting N®w X?rk and Mis* Tumlin'* fiance testified | bh u rs t of* much surprised to find a t th* inaaest th a t the womaii X 3 ---------------------- OTTAWA. Out., Septp. 1 6 .-(/Pi LOANS a ■x. r* S a n f o r d , -------- - ’ LOAN ASSOCIATION vT\U'yj Kinard’s Hearing Set For Tomorrow’ Advertising Means Business '*«**«• r! l K VT Wh,C*» VOUld fobbing bank*, .'iL,rt „■ Ihinga no|.: ARCHITECT.;; First National Dank SANFORD BUILDING AND m u? ? Seminole Elton J. Mough Amusements Here-Is What New Yorkers Are Doing ■w «H 'VW J’T" •?' v *.1tK lie Ilought. T S * uanl „^rkn,'!,a" •nglneer m m 6 room bungalow, 8 bedrooms, hot Woman’s College Has Liberals Winners In First Classes Today Canadian Elections | Sanford Feed &Supply CoJ ’inters t! FOR SALE BY OW NER Tkt “U»«mI Tklne* * n,„ a„r U«* I l f S i l i f —It l . ^ t ).Mi w a te r and all modern improve­ ments. Ready for ocaapancy. OwnM« Agricultural nnd Mechanical et_£oing away must sell, $6250.00. Terms can be a r ra n g e d Mr.- Lon. College for Negroes. Care The Leader Store, 5th and J. L. Grouse, of Greensboro, N. Sanford Ave. C., with u bid of 1188,101,44 was given the chemistry building con­ ■ague For IK Yr.M tract and C. F. Jester, of Lake Alfred, thnt for the laboratory. Kv.r Orontug X ro .g e r The lattor hid wan $12,357. Niio* other bids were received for the SANFORD BUILDING AND chemistry building contract. LOAN ASSOCIATION , The chcmi.try building approprint inn was 1200,000. The board also decided to defer action on a contract for the emo­ tion of a home economics practice house at the Florida S tate College fp r Women, f„r which an appropri­ ation of $ 10,000 wus niado by the joglslntura. ! j for Women t oday' ' K, nal '» tho Canadian classes of the PJ2G-27 term, afte r P , " 0 ’ !,h" wc<1 tlint the liberals (By Ghnrlcs P. Stewart) several days of classification and ‘•ended by W. McKenzie King will WASHINGTON. Sept. 17— Of assignment. I i Vt' ‘ representatives in the I1 the senatorial campaigns now The college, according to offi- ,,x tc ‘‘nth parliament while tho con- j he one in Massachusetts is the cinls, this year, has tho largest on- \ lvt'" hy !‘rcmit‘r A rth u r' most im portant to President Cool- rollment in tho history of tho I n - B"‘'n iW *mv« N I 3 Sanford A,e : H,p Liberal-; Robinson. Glndsuw, idge. • Approximately 1,600 ,” >Br' ssiv<' s 11 nntl thp I n g r e s - j fjobinson, Gadsen, Ala.; O. J. Pope is hulding a fine, big If his candidate for senntor stitution. _ on, Gtodsen, Ala.; barn on his 40-ucre on Bcardall can’t carry his own home state will attond, or ubout 100 over l a s t , A new $55,000 dormitory, I remainder of the member- ! lln.-kci ||, \ Yonker, N. Y.; T. R. Avenue. next November, the presidential year. lord, Mrs. Hazel ColeC ..u .f n ,n [ ,, hi, , , " ' I °f will he made up of p restlgl will suffer u jolt there’s now being completed will make 11. F. Herm an, MiW. M. Haynes was the first little chance it can recover frem. available accommodations which United Farms of Alberta, LaborJt'linf Clark, Miami; grow er this season to net celery ites ami Independents. MIAN ASStM’lATlOxl Tho defeat of Senntor i’eppur were limited during 1025-26. zrd, City; Dewey Mor- in the field, beginning the work in Pennsylvania, of Senator MeConsiderable change has been . ....... ■rille, Stella Morris, Inst Monday. Kinley in Illinois, of Senator Gum- i a,nde in the faculty, several new mins in Dakota were setbacks for j departments having been added, (Maude Shoemaker has been ill the president, but at least he was . and n number of instructors, eithwith a serious attack of tonsilitis in a nosition to say, “ Well, t h e y i <,r resigning or being granted [ ing, Philadelphia, Pa.; weren't particularly my enndi-! leaves of absence. Le< Kiinird, driver of a enr 1 , 1 *-«v Mrs. A. H. Shoemaker, Miss dates.” hmun and wife, Birin­ ... , . , _ V ^ whi‘,)l struck M. C. Ks pin wall, ; G. A. Steel and wife, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Mrs. Hen­ They were, n reality but he M cG oW iin, Q u it s P o s t I Monday night will he given a pro- , Ain.; Lew Stephurd, rietta Leonard, Mrs. Kyle Shoe w asn’t formally lonunitttsi toi rr; u D ^ 1 hearing on a manslaugh- J ne; W. D. Daphy, Main maker, Helen and Jimmie, Gluts them. • l o i n i i o \ i ; v HACK IF VUI- a i i k m , i s * riM'n;o. (Jn H i g h w a y B o a r d ter charge before Judge j . g . fm. J. Dcburaelcban, Haynes, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. But Senntor William M. Butler, ; --------Sharon of the County Court toHaynes, Dorothy, Marian and ,S. Gorlin, Wilmington, in Massachusetts, wus his cam ­ COLUMBIA, S. C„ Sept. 16.-. morrow. Ho is still being held in Orlando; W. E. Mor- W alter Jr., und Mr. nnd Mrs. J paign m anager in 1924, is chairHAT is (he KUurttn(ec that 1(/}’)—Samuel McGowan, re a r nd- th® city jail. The w arrant wus Mra. Robert Morgan, C. Ellsworth were visitors a t San- inun Lroea with every purchase iU e e h H J n r a f lns l r "tho h«nnnrasb States navy, retired; zlgnod by Patrol,nai, R. C. Wilcox, II. D. Fiako, Lce«- Inndo bathing pool on Sunday. figures presi i committee, who investigated thu accident. . Sinlrunk, P inehurst, nnl spokesman in tin dent’s personal spokesman in the j S T X ' o f i f f L i t h " c 2 Lh«„ h S i ! Mr. Espinwall died in 12 hours [H. Bullard, Cumilla. upper house of Congress, and it’s — (ii the president’s own birth state way departm ent effective Oct. 15. following the accident of acute WHEN TRAILING WITH Us He acccptped the post 16 months 'dilation of Ihc heart, superinduced lliat he’s running. Valdez YOU ( A N FEEL SU R E THAT ngo on the stiplation th a t he would by the shock, Browne, Macon, Ga.; ANYTHING YOU BUY WILL Tho coni mis- ' Butler’s renominated, blit that receive no salary. tcin, Savannah; Jas. sioner gave a desire for rcHt ns hls BE JUST AS REPRESENTED was a foregone conclusion. He hud PAYMASTER IS ROBBED |Syracuse, N. Y.; J. B. By The Aasoclatcd Press reason for resignation. FAIR DEALING A N D QPALivillc; Guy Schwidt, Rainy daya in New York bring no opposition. The job now’s to elect him no, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17 - t/P) 1TY PRODUCTS A R E THE ,G. T. Hardin,, Sa- .to the streets flashing colors oxDENIAL IS PUBLISHED —In lull view of passengers on the not re-elect him. He’s been serv- ( S. Lam ar, JncIt,,5lncecding any seen on fair days, FOUNDATIONS UPON WHICH t ombs, Miami; M r . , Briliinnt-colored raincoats are nil ing hitherto by appointment, as I PARIS, Sept. 17 -(/»»> Formal deck nf an arriving coastwise I WK H A V E m ilL D E D (Ml! . ( o m b s , Miuirn; Beii.t*,,, rngc with K| rl offitH. workers. the late Senator Lodge’s success | denial of reports published in II i- r.tenmci Clyde It. Fnlkenstein, pay 1 HlliMi i lor the Merchants anil Mmor. Now he goes to the voters, BUSINESS. JOIN OUR |,fsf fniu11), Eccentric batik designs and all the which is entirely different from j Im th a t France was concentrating era ITunsportiitiiin Conipany, was OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. i troops on the Ituliiin frontier wuh Iduckjackcil and relieved of a bag being nn till'd by a jfbveinnr. iis, U 5 - . k ’ ' t " I" «>! """•«»» ««»« color to tho ordinarily gloomy The loss of any other state [ issued by War Minister Pninltivc containing $U,i:tP by four masked John W. Sneed men. famine MacDonald of streets during the recent record would he ubout the same thing as today. a hIiip op the president’s wrist the attractive house spell of rainy weather. compared with a wallop from a Franklin Brown at The new raincoats, so thin they pair of brass knuckles, if he loses West F irst Street. pro almost transparent, contrast MassHchusetts. J sharply with the dun, colorless frelyn Kdcnfield Financiers m e so many technical lor Savannah, Ga., where coats which once were worn. Style Mh and Myrtle Ave. expressions that frequently they’re observers see in the gaudy new tr business college. Phone 539 On residences or improved business pn ip e rty in anmuiits raincoat styles n reflection of mod­ hard to understand. ■ from $ 1000.00 to $ 100,000.00 far $, ft nr 10 years at T/„ F or instance, they talk about to have Mrs. Charles Hendor-j.ern. . women’s . . determination . & Interest. ‘'stabilizing the franc.” ■ ridny for New H a v e n , , ® « > l o r e d clothes for all ocThey mean stabilizing the paper ■ Will fT»m> consider Construct .‘an loans to aid in the con­ Mr. Henderson will casions. frr.nc. A gold franc is as good as ■ struction of buildings. I University. (ever. Being gold, it’s worth itn Tennnt farm ers who move each weight in gold. But the paper |Mrs. William McKinnon yeur have nothing on New Yorkers, franc ik worth next to nothing, untr, Hetty, havo return- September is the month when thou- iless somo government or some re­ ■oma pleasant visit with sands of families seek new npnrt- linble bank will pay a gold franc North Curolnu. ments before the officinl moving for it when it’s turned in. Ho many _ _ ny gold francs are depositdny, October 1, nnd„ the annual .................................................................... . *1 Coleman returned quests of the Nomad Gothamites ed In the Bank of France. A enrre_ y after spending thu ‘»re now under wuy. Outside the I spending number of papers francs Canada as the guest o f!ta k in g of upnrtm ents in new buildl**»ue«i ngnmst them and d r IIUH ings, the annual affair of bustle culated. A few more paper francs so welcome to tran sfer companies ^ « « “«*• \ •“ » *h™ nf “ I t Forrest und daughter, n o t h i n , morv ' h a n h - . p p l n . » f - " J.' ^ " 7 W (itrived home Wednesday of homos by tho slnttinn P»l«tl«- Mnto|. for notion,....... nt oooo. #n“ tiio iiast two tion. 1 But supposu hundreds of times the guest of relatives more pnpyr francs nro issued thnn Ga. n t r o - ! there are gold francs to redeem Tho beret, peukless cap ...r i...... duced by Jean Borutra, B a s q u e , them. Then the paper franc 4y of KustisdivWT h u r s - l ^ n h i s star, has become the rival Mumps, for everybody Jcnows they j I ♦nils in the the city I burs of the crownI(,SR cnp matle popular don t represent their weight m |j •by Helen Wills, American tennis cold. Nobody known just whut they stur. Miss Wills woro her eye do represent. How can paper franca like that be stabilized. * * • . i d iind’ ltobvrt , ’obb t‘ ,u" ° ca' , <,n “ u rl"’ b.u t, Germany did it by mortgaging I borne Thursday a f te r , t r a w° ro hls wht‘" . notk ttt P‘“ y’ nafl‘ end days in St. Bet- h uc* have worn the beret for cen­ Germany—not in francs but murks. turies. . I t is a descendant of the She had hardly any gold at all w w r a "w il -------- Morrocan foz, but is generally blue.,; but sho kept on issuing paper •»oo iferg w C DeGoursey Basquo society borrowed it from murks. Prusently they wore no ' AAct Dct’oursev turnof tho Bns Pyronnes. good at all. inL! — 'Oursoy re re tu rn the Tho time came when sho wonted |(«ttday trom Wnshing- Many of the new head pieces have to "stabilize." ^tBd other points of in- been seen on Fifth avenue. Still having no gold, sho threw Yils'y huve been for the T h e S h ru n ken d o lla r Vignette nt Grand Centra! Hta- ! her pupor marks still supposedly tion: A middle aged woman arriv -1 backed by gold, into the discard The Purchasing power of the dollar Mrs. Brodio Williams ing on a train from tho west dropThen she b e m n <“,uinK ** "®* has shrunk since 1913 A well-jrroonicda^^^ ninrka, backed, sht* plt*d|jecl i loft Friday fo r Tam pa , j t nr nnmn 9 4 p e r c a n t In L a b o r c o a t. will bo tho g u est of **■ mother fo r several ped his h a t and sU rte d to pick it — its land, its industries, its pro­ 9 4 p e r o e n t in F u e l c o a t. ductive capacity, cverythingi up. Quick as a flash the woman 9 0 p e r c e n t In L iving o o s t stooped and grabbed her property. •r Wagner nnd Mrs. Tucking It under her arm , Bhe Jjlson motored to O r­ stared Icily a t the astonished man, , “ «y afternoon to at- turned on her heel and wont on her E l e c t r ic it y —Hkall gnmo. w ay m uttering about " taking no ATLANTA, Sept. 10.—( # ) —Ed ie p u r c h a s in g p o w e r of th e [****• G. W. Spencer and chances with New York crooks.” Silver of Fitzgerald, Ga., waa on ‘‘Can ydu beat Ul” exclaimed the d o lla r h a s i n c r e a s e d 10 p e r c e n t '•among those m otoring . hi* w ay to A tlanta today in charge m an aa he walked sheepiahly away. 1Thursday afternoon. DOTH large and small hats favor the high o f Fulton county officers fo r ques­ s in c e 1913 a n d 8 0 0 p e r c e n t sin c e D croi tioning Jn connection with the slay­ crown, which is crushed, folded or dtnted in 1900. Poasibly tho aole flourishing ing Tuesday morning of Amanda J ? Browne of Macon, Innumerable sm art ways. Trimmings aro simple, J? nvre Wednesday and business done during • fortnight Tumlin, police refused to reveal ribbon bands, jeweled pine or modernistic motifs K, of friends fo r several o f ra in y w eather lately was by the y o u r c h e a pe st a n d m ost his connection with the cose. "umbrella boy" hopping from aobbeing modish. In felt, velour and velvet Jam es Tumlin was still in cus­ f a i t h f u l SERVANT e l e c t r ic it y ^ , . , way exit to waiting cab, or thea- tody today although Solicitor Gen­ $ te e l of £gr ]tbby to lltpousine, sheltyrlng eral Boykin refused to moke known GAGE FE LT H A T S a r e spending | wIth aQ um brella some m an o r the charge against h i m . . A coro­ Known the world over for Nktives, city aa tho woman caught unawares in a mid­ ner’s j u r y yesterday returned a distinctive___ _ (day dr m ld ijg h t downpour. Hie verdict th a t Mis* Tumlin waa killed mo had high quality. Not almoot daily. fit by etrangulation. ,. Brow, of Waycross, |*ee *■ whateve r offered. 4WJ Can You Read This! RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 211 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY a . & k : At\ f t; ti* v‘t _ pj N M iiltMiJL �VpJjJv-- « v^nj L * ............... .... •* '# .• V aNRQMQ & am sri y v w !#* shjsi r<>.. 'HV'-« ? S w fv* kru EUK W i m C f C •$ ;i':>' Yrt •> ‘' .•Uk>t/ 49 _____ «JV■■ i [»▼*■■' Dally Herald :a d . r a t e s =?= : Ca*h in Adrawce [ida, will be received end collector aent I for payment. pr Pennant Chase In National League ^ i /h fer Williams Yields „4ll n . — - , _, JO Errors Enable i dnnatl EiKhlh Stralfciit fnkermen To Win " ,n; Harncs Gives 6 Hits SI. Louis Is An Easy ’dmbe Pitches Winner Over Phillies ',iev defeated the pinnies 23 to cam p think he has become Grown atraining hit stale and needs a rest. IRe°.rKani«G<lj That this opinion is not held by Stale And In Need the contender and his associatesI. PwmAtLoi is shown by thb fa ct t h a t tho “hox-| LONGWOOf) Of Rest, Is Report ing today” sign is bunging out a* *~ , rates on request. ccd rates a re for insertions, of averago length a line. charge of 30c for im ,w 'E S ' sj*! recently rc.,„„n|J rfrertising In restricted f classification. |*rror is made The SanU d will be renponsible |iae Incorrect insertion, sAFci* for subneauent fpo offico should bo fTvnrdiately in case of ||!p i-S ta r 8 Include 1,oK « p e z , t'usack, SlauU p o n ; Myers To Hurl - .. j n W ...... . of Dressing W ,/ i. ®43ames Today is not easily acquired—but once formed is a big asset in business ir’at"Tc,W"i, S '™ r r i; 'lS u?' *7*™ • The Ten Pay Budget Plan helps m en to buy better cloth es... through the convenience o f deferred payments, it s a splendid service and extremely popular at this store Sntttik (WntfypB ■’ JOHNSTON AND Hoads Of Baseball IILDEN BEATEN,Club Laud Support ^ BY FRENCHMEN Given By CitiLns S I e ll • i LEE ( ROWE WILL1} HEAD CELERYMENi! AGAIN NEXT YEAR’ ia d v e r t is e r s • Itrsld representative t)y familiar with rates, sJ classification will complete information. ■■* v, Ljfou wish, they will «u in wording your Pills •"'r ••Oil <1,1 tv make it more efS A M n u n |t| U |,|]J JHTA NT NOTICE '••AN \SS(K’U 1 itijer* should give their poHtoffuo address as [their tihone num ber if j r e results. A bout one Put of a thousand has one and Ihe others nmoniento with you ,y know your address, onlinunnce MUST be ftMrson s t The Sanford Jiff in- or by letter. TeleRiiroeGnuancca a r e not ♦ '.I T suppl <)the ideal product. . . Fine cloth­ ing, styled and tailored in Society Brandi inim itable way - Q/^nInitial Payment of • ANSCO CAMERAS ’ 100.1 WHITE U g h o rn pullets, 5 <Am ) S U I T U f ’S month* to yenr old, ($L 75 each; T H E SEM INOLE IMc/ n t ERY C01 W. Oth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop lot* r,() or n.ore #1.50 COch. Roil* oeed Co., 115 Burnnnl St., S av an ­ nah. Ga. FfllNT vJnh ° t * Gn *-mg, Engraving, Embossing See us first. We do 57“—flood T h in g s lo E at It. Phone 417-W. R. r . AvenucCommcrctal Street. REMEMBER—318 1-2 Sanford Ave, fur a good Hamburger. 19— Building C ontractors. SANFORD ROOFLNn c l . Tilroofs. built up roofs. Rc-ruofinv over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E.timntes free. Satisfr.etion g u aran­ teed. Oak Ave.&3rd St. Phone 111. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor COO West F irst Street nt Phonu 441 JAM ES H. COWAN—All kind* of Tin and Shoot Metal Work. W ater and Bout Tank*. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. 1IODGINS & CUV 2.N Go., ,vu. . (tadinter and sh. i. metal worn.. Plnin and ornumeiMd booec mot l sork. Tel. 710-V 20. h Avenue. 22— M i l l i n e r y — D r e s s m a k i n g 7 4 — A p a r tm e n to ^ n d F lats FOR RENT.—3.• room ap a rtm e n t,. FOR SALE.—Will sell lot &0~x - *P nice and clonn, 2 beds, firs t floor* Hid on paved street and side­ all convenience, ulsu 2 room apart* walk. Now Smyrnu Bench, 200 moot, first floor. 312 E, 5th. m .^Dnntic Ocean, a t rea*„nab c price upon reasonable term*. hOR RENT.—One room and kitch- Address Box I2C8, New Smyrna, enotto furnished for couple. 018 Fin. Oak Ave. ' 37 88— R e a l E s t a t e f o r E x c h a n g e FURNISHED apartm ent very re a ­ sonable, modem, garage. Inquire ire nt 103 Davcy-Winston Apt. I OR SALE 4 room house T urn ! - 1P m , room Dire, p a rt or all. Mr* T K * UK RENT.— Isively 2 apartment. All conveniences. Hay, Oil Myrtle Ave 2473 Palmetto Ave. 5P*— H o u s e h o l d G o o d s -A— M isrollant'uus Ex­ change. 91—Legal Notice*. j 65— Ix its F o r Safc 75— Husincss IMaccs for Rent _ Automobiles For Sale ___ ____ ___ _ Naples- $40,000 new hotel to ho ! n f o r il, I . '-a'',*!r„ett„.,R u„f the) / following *••«,•,h per dozen. Sanford Baking Co. j West 1st." St. Apply A. I*. Con- condition, SfdlO cn*h. Sec K. Mm n».l ( ominerci.il. Phone (508. nelly & Sons. P eek, I*t Nnt’l Bank, Dibhv News l:*3W tin rt ■unit,try sewers, SI,,. Store. 1t<> 21 In <tlu | G.on pn rt. <, c i r c l e n e n n i e n ) *»5 _ S p e c ia ls at the Stores. II STORE ROOM for rent suitable) ••lock Mtorm new i from IS in. to for mercantile business. 115 W1L1.YS-KNIGHT and Overland. y*i In >111, I' and M. Motor •'„., The . ’Hv wilt fitrnlnh Negmelil Magnolia. Apply W. W. Potter, •do, k unit nchi' i H.ie. , Phone 8.U.J Park and Commercial “ DAY F /i N ” •'•'I lifted In . 1< for :t-t ,c. 75 . « nt i f to,| m i,s i HUPS MAMMONS cic-i'«*„i pn n \ let, I n| ONE store for rent. Apply A. P Sanford Antoinololf Co A 11 elect 1i, fun trr/«t is: .’till Ii Connelly A: Son*. 2"o Magnolia Av, phone i .i t I . . : nt I’ll « h r y s i em | rnr;;,:l " •I' •p.V'.tt . 77— H o u s e s f o r R e n t . < H.\S. T. I'CI.I.FU MOTOR i'll P (ft.iet Running 411 tV. l - t St. P h o n e tT 'J a U, asRE c; o »n <^ t o c a l l n'T ^O O N T EM QOT \P 999 Society BrandSuits•# 1 # wfc<tipi twf i »»• »r.i-n...t 0 0 ^ T PAT L (JC < ME M O bT OE. HOM E : T H E R E ’b NVHM- \ t>Av» 0 • T *-»e. wfl'fj- V /E L L - H O V t ATRE TOO ? C LA.1 rCT - T O O SM O R K 1H* HERE* ■} As U t O H T M-V u / k«o t ThlHQ T O O O O ’ BSHSSSSttSSS rf&S r:W, rvj gas r/ tis h c i mI -^.w;.T^v ' s,>1 / e * STRENGTH - SERVICE - PRO G RESS '* *•• ' ' O ' • ' • • n u n i - . n . i , i. ,,-, v . a in " « '• ' ........... . .HU a ll Mels I'OR RENT. r. 1, 0m fi.r:n*hed I't I'd MU Mia, H,,. mil* <tc e„i 1 r _ house, water, lights and hath, to lice | C l, t JE W E T T AND PAGE •■st Ilf 1tl r , FOR your lovely Fall Chari* o r 1 City. Moral Height*; also furnished Sanford Dealer Lingerie cull on Mr*. Haya, 2218! Low Priced u n w it.i.i,\\ts. apartment. Apply 3(H) French Ave. RIVE’S GARAGE Sanford Ave. Or Mr*. J. T. Child* ----------- ----------- _ 208 \V. |«t St. Cltv Man.men. Phone til7 A*k to them at 507 Park Ave. Send card f, >r ap­ I-OR R E N T .— 0 room house, sleep­ pointment. ing porch, hath, $10 per month, NASH • HE PALL II \R D W A R E fu rn itu re for sale, also flower*. Lead- the world in motor car value 2 5 -^jjlo rists. Apply ,r> to 7 p. m. at house half SMITH MOTOR:; CO ' | block West of Stone bridge. West -— “ STEW ART THF, FLORIST” Hon. K>l Walt hull, ----— Fitst Street. 9 0 — A u to m o b ile s for S a le Flowers for nil occasions. ’ Semi'i.d,. Hudson Ess,’.\ Co.. fili— W a n I c l — lo Httv. McLANDER ARCADE Sanford, Fla. 1I' OR RENT Furnished cottage, Phone 781. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS If y... Dear FI: close in. Apply 318 Oak Ave. b I.ORIDA • J I lI .a N D O - Oilundo ".Hit to sell your used eats, ad I f - ,i funny thing that it always j bj - Ptonijit - Efficient i Mor,-no,' Sentinel, largest elassiVei ti-e daily on tile ihosilted page get* hot about this time of the! 27— P ro fe s s io n a l S erv ice s. rvice f'••■I bn*.ties*, rate 1. a word, niin- FOR RENT 2 furnished Bunga­ V'ar. and ;t fuauier thing still low*, I room*, hath and garage. itnuin 21c ,'a*|i with order. I SKI) CAR EXCHANGE Unit so many people seem to l*e I Phone 371 W. EU G EN E PERM ANENT Wave c o i ; v i : r p a r k a n d s i -h o n d utterly nm,!>l<- to remember that j for $1(1.110, Mnrintdlo Shop, The U and F o u n d . 0 w. WANS LEY, Manager it i v,'. go. hot b'-fnre in the sum J Basket. 2nd und Magnolia. 7H— O ffice s an d D esk Room WANTED TO BUY mer. Itward lor information CLEAN COTTON RAGS CADILLAC OAKLAND I walked up to u crowd of fc| • P A I N T E R - DECORATOR ATTRACTIVE roonn, to r*nt for AT HERALD OFFICE jtu i "vo\ery large lirindle PONTIAC lows the ■ther day who were pel's ' A. B. Riggs, HOt Laurel Ave. store* or offices a t Park Ave.. .bulldog. Plume 818-J. Sanford Cadillac Cunipaiiy piringly unt-hing a big advertis­ PHONE 303 anil Commercial Street. W. M. (>7— R oom s W ith H oard. 117 I! 2nd St. Phone 121 ing thermometer while the mer F urniture Kefinishcd Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave. vice T ilu tlo n s — R e - ' I Vtry was tapping !»K and Jl'J picp ling. HODGE . S. J. NIX I ROOMS, with or without meal*. OFFICE FOB RENT— In Meireh a.ato ry to registering some real Attorney and Counsellor nt i.aw | Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Bldg Apply A P Connelly A Plun' ii ru ears and Graham Truck* summer heat later on. One of the Elm .'in,I 13th St. Plume 3 surest wav* to get the full force! OREL TRIM CO. 300 Enst F ir s t Street. Sons, Magnolia mid 2nd. i the car, not tho owner.” •iS— R o o m s W illtm H H o a rd of tile summer lien( is to keep your HI7 for estim ate.. SEMINOLE IIUDSOVKSSKX eyes glued to a thermometer all | BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP, I __________ _____________ , . SO A — R e a l E s t a t e D i r e c t o r y INC. W. RADFORD ' the time. You never miss a single I “ We specialise In permanent wav- VERY attractive, cool, front room, 2»3 Oak Ave. delightful heal wave that way. in g ”. 200 N orth Park Ave. ; for 1 pr 2 gentlemen. Phone 111 J HIGGINtJ-SMITH-WIGHT, INL~ Plmne- 41 IBS VULCANIZING And, of course, these fellows j Real’Estate and PELKSfi * W E L S H were beefing about the heat, it i YOU can enjoy h e a l t h t h e FOR KENT- One furnished front INSURANCE BROKERS KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. was the hottest weather they had I t trout makes friends” CHIROPRACTIC way. Invcst.i l l»e,|i oem. 8PJ Elm Ave. H>>"!> AND GOODYEAR TIRES. ever felt. iIgate. , I'honc I82-.I or call and let LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, IL S. I,. Ihitterie*. j Something had to he done for ! EACH COUNTY The l,H tn^‘ ov,'r V«»ur health problem*. FOR RENT Bedroom*. , lean and 'T H E LOT KING” 1»i>t rlbutoi* ( leveland Six i them ''•• I told them about the col | d rt'ipcndou* develop- I " r- F. MncDougall. 1st Nat’l ..... I, h»t. cold water. (HM Pal Jin; First National Bank Bldg. Ctimniereial Avenue I 'T ed boy* who Were tellin g some of trad .bout it ip thy Palm 1,Unk IJI,,)'r|.m tto Ave. • heir Northern fntrulc* how hot it THRASHER & GARNER BK S t Mt, and mt tin- new vuston. gets 'low.i Smith. st. Sam,tie copy sent «« | d s ^ H n lp W j t h t ^ j — M a le ” ~ FOR MEN r Bedroom and sleep Ren! Kstnt” and Fire Insurance built Studehakciv “dehotte*' I cvai seed it,” one teg por, h. suitable for 2 gen tle­ 112 S. Park Ave., Sanfon! SAN JU A N GA RAGE ■if III,'in reiuarkvd, "wa* hack humv biness S e r v i c e O f f e r e d WANTED.— Local man to rep re­ men. 1112 Mv.tle Ave. SEE R, C. TISDALE for good buy* in Missisippi. I was Inking a lug sents. good substantial company, SANFORD BUICK CO. in Real Estute, 220 Meiscii Build­ honk oh ice home one day. Do duo’ FURNISHED rooms for rent, new 212 Magnolia Ave. ( was shut, so I hud to put dc im ing. • | PKIt KI N S , — H a b e r d a s h e r selling direct tn consumer in Han­ beds, rent fur $n and $H per week. ford. more territory if desired. Phone •‘ • •> 7 artei* f o r C o l l e g i a t e down in lie sun while I opened tie Build a business of your own. Write 12'J I 2 Palmetto and Second St. HO b’i t s t S t r e e t . McCAl.L cb FOX, Real estate in­ duo.’ When I picked dnl ice up it J. W. Cjuusiiell, Box 37, Umatilla, | FORI) FORDSON had got so hot dut it blistered lmfe Best buys are a.nonu t.INCOIN EI.EGANTIA furnished room, ourvestments. Fla. Edward Higgm-., In,-. listing* Phone 745. DRUG S T O R E —Rfesuitable for modern. Suite 10.3, 1 Con.in.'.vial K’ Palmetto, Phone 331 my hand*.” xi8, Drugs, Ssda. We are WANTED.— 10(1 men to "Hoy, you ain’t felt no hut Davcy Winston Aid. join 81— W a n te d — T o R ent hou n* ynur phone. wether a tall,”* another Negro Am erica’s G reatest Patriotic Call 103 spoko up. “ U* aster live down in - " — ---------- _------\ F ra te rn ity in Sanford. For full FOJt RENT. Extra large bed- ; ~*~ room, ceutnillv located, s u ita b le , ’ A M r,D one room furnished for Aluba.ii.’ My w l f wuz sick down inrticulnrs, write Juniors, cure for 2 or 3 adult* close to huth, hot housekveping all h c ii .-o ii . dar one summer, and hit were so DODGE BROTHERS Herald. Stove & F urniture Co. _______________________________ and cold water. 508 Mvrtlo Ave. I W’rite H Care of Herald. Imt I had to lio|,| one of desit here Dealers K. F irst Street plumber's blow torches blowing (W ANTED.— Three colored wait cnr.ry a full lino right in her face fer three night* room* and hath over garage. W ANTED—-I or 5 room furnished, HELL (Birtl) USED CARS m are right. Cash or ’ era, must be sober and experienc­ TWO Unfurnished, uni tlv furnished, or j apartm ent or house. Rent .ml, and two day* to keep her film d y ­ ed. Apply to Steward, Phoenix 1 D U G Ford Touring »Ve want vour biisinoss. ing wi,| ,ler heat.” furnished. HI" 1 Elm Ave. Phone ',v,.‘r '»"»*h- Apply J. S. Utility Co. 1025 Ford Coupe 520-W. Driver, Seminole Grocery. ! So, when you think it's getting 11*25 Ford Touring H. Cnneretc Co., general I hot, remember there are plnrc* SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT 11)23 Ford Sedan "ork. s'idewalks, buildwhere it is hotter. And no mut­ BEDROOM, second floor, next to HI— Houses I’or Snle BUREAU in: U Foi<| Ri.nalioul irrigation boxes. J. R. ter how hot it gets in Ihe dnv hath. 300 W. 5th St. Phone 204 North Park Avu, l!*2ti Ford Ton Truck Rtr. Prop. lime, a drive in un Essex Co.icli uf385-W. 13, I or 5 room Bungalow. Ku-v Rucsteel Axle | ler (he son goes down is like a term*. L Bland, h’irst St. next 37— Situation Wanted Male. trip to the mountains. to spring. MILLER *». PHILIPS, Inc. I'KY CLEANING CO. | -------------------------------------------------- ; 74— A partm ents K ir Kent Yours, |uf!i"i„e, Rcimiring anti W A N T E D —Work in grocery store, BILL. ONE furnished 2 room a p a rtm e n t.' OVERl.tiDKLN(, I'hane 1(15 for prompt ’ cler|t or something in that line, 3111 Maple. Plume 287-W. I HIGH LAND PARK Elm Ave. and 13th Street, reference*. At. L. < iian.ller. Route ___________ ____________ ________ | Stum » btui^iilow, f* liirjco room*. A.. Box 54, Sanford, Flu. APARTMENT, private home, clore ( F'dco $8500.00. cash down #6(MM»». fON S BARBER SHOP in, for adults, rverv eonvriiii*m,i.,i i J]art ^ ,IHon* ^ U/ink Iildg. JR Miignoliu Avenue, 10— Money to Loan For M aking Lunchcf 501) E. 3rd. 241*. lusx 'i-irhers Special nti'll ONE a L.. p'veii Indies and children. LOANS— Money available a t 7 per TH R EE GOOD HOMES FOR RENT. Unfurnished a p a r t ­ cent. Close in property. A. P. ment, '• room* and hath, new I FOR SALE t i l V,KAM PRESSKKY Cimncilv & Sons. 9 1 — L e g a l N o tic e s On very liberal term s apartm ent, light*, wutei, private j P*lnh. pressing, tailoring. , _______ _____ _ . Phono 735 or 784-J. garage, screened oorehes, g a r d e n 1 Irdnictto Avenuo. Phone | 4 2 — E d u c a t i o n a l \ o i l < .; spure. Reasonable Mis. M,if fill, I Seriigga-Scoggiu* Realty ( ’,», T I i p Ii* hi i d .if <'••uiii \ •mm is Sandwich L oaf ia the Masonic Temple Bldg. Celery Ave. Phone I87-W. NltUH’IN III IIIh I fill SvMlilH’l • *«ttiiaI v i 1SHORTHAND and typewriting. — - — ---------— • — ---- — ------------ ! will til thi*lr IH’ M ruKiilur Three lessons per week. Mr*. R. FOR R EN T--Furnished apartm ent, FOR SALE.— New five room I "> " " ''••'•" '••"•*•' «• WTOWN, W. VA., people l-^ .... | Biinforil Morhl.i. hi , Oct.Uo'r .Mi. 2 rooms, lonneeting bath, new­ house. Ju s t finished. Extep-1 . nsc. at to nVIm’K rci’plvp I•I«lm fi»r r*r,->ied in Florida. Each C. Muxwell, 327 W. Oth St. Phone liomil uoud buy. r n r | icrniH. I1. . ih«* uohhi ..r u Wo.Mlt n ly decorated, gas, stove, light*, r^ongh a classified add In O. Box 88fi. Phone 7811-J. i ItrlilK.* aero** Mo Utile, w.ktvu water, sink, garage, yard in private _______________ •TCUiiwn POST. Six cents ____ _i *rvi*U «j ii t n #4 t*i»unt>‘ l*ln#» Ii p I wu i ’B bungalow. tiensmimd# Phone ~ I ' t. — I Si r u h i o l o a n d OraiiH«* i ’l m n t l e n r r — *r-.‘ I ™*ix connoeutlve issue*. 47 —Dojfn, C u t s , R e ts . — LeOlS r Or 2MIi € I NiniHi #*f KorrM • *bl ^. ulnti for fllllriK j DVNW. M i s . Moffitt, Celery Ave­ ___________ ____ in tin* a p pr oac h*** tn tin* I I H iI ku 1 FOR SALE.—German Police pup. nue. „ . ‘ . l*lnriH n nd sp.rt In*’tl ion** muy »#•• M.h Space op this page r ( I K S t\ I . K . l . o t A , r i t *r n f H. I-. • ht a l n . - d a i t i n «i f f i*«• o f t h e C o u n t y 1112 Myrtle Ave. GKT T ^ K HEST -••vit led advertisement*. ----------------------- ----------- — --------- FO R KENT.—4 room furnished DeForest, 50 x 1It',, with build­ I'liKinecr on iiml i<(tvr Seple.nl,er i<»III. IV2B. Apt., downstairs, 211 Laurel Ave. ings #2800;00 Make offer, KdFlower Urns, Concrete block* r "m those, vacant rooms, 48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles V. II. |i<ii;ill.A88. Clerk of all ki.ul*, Roofing Tile, GeLUl01'0 second hand g o m h i ? _________________________________ See Mrs. Renaud, 2201 Ouk Ave. ward J. Grubb, 113 West Dauphin lloiiiil of , ’,01.11) I oimiii IhsIoiiuI s. Phone 15(i.\V. Street. Philadcluhia, Pu. 8,-mliiol” Count) . t’ loi I,la. meat Coloring, Etc. from j DAIRY COWS FOR SALE ro«D d r u g COMPANY -----------------4--------- -JS.---------------- Sep.. 10-17-21. (Icl. 1 All native Florida cows, for l 'h v Rexall S tore” 'fam ily and duiry purposes, fresh PARK APARTMENTS—Furnlsh- MR. BUILDER.— I have some nice Ut> 1 uu W n u l A llt iiu e ed corner Centrul St. and Park lots in good Section at a very r Ppgn*PMond O l V o u r O w n . A sk How l 0Ufi )P<,DfPLl !»nd near springers, from best Ave.— Electrical refrigeration.— low price and *m*il! cash payment. | f n Herlptions and auick L , ain very i best found. ■ ld auick Plain cows to very, SANFORD HUII.DING AND i is a cood ' onportunity. Mr. H S„.. o , , u Write or wire H. G. Davis. 20 Her- Murphy steel kitchen, etc. Phono This Hickey, Phone 74tl. LOAN ASSOCIATION 848-J, p hula - H ot Sandwiche. bort S t.f o L.a)lli K|a. WING UP FATHER *4 »S oci'ty BrandSuit, * » . wncIll 9 4 S SocietyBrandSuits S I S wfcuk| Sanford, Fla. I tumble . b . afffWWBt opens a Ten Pay charge accou n t. *.The alance is paid w eekly ♦ ♦ . w ith n o added cost for, this service l^t yonr life be • constant flame of srhlersmcnt i»lj| burning Us way through every obslaciv’. Now white y**' are earning money, determine also to bsto and regularly with this obliging bank. 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. •. nulck -a!u chi. . ; , k - i # 2tl 7” c,n , I AttGK floor Y r i rrT Z I *'9** BENT.-—Space now occupied r m ^ hovrolel ht*vr(l!f»l two I lYM door (loop sedan, undo Ik ___ _I.I . < i.AIUrt. flour am k* for sale, $1.00 i by Chrysler Motor Company. goodI I| Kiorhi'a' ttl m ft 0 T I It K Tin- lli>nr<! <>r (’aunty Coinml*-, i>nrrB 1,1 " nd tor Seminole (’inin.yi will nt ihHr next reKiilar meel.nir lo he In-la In tile Court Mouse a .| florltla on October Oh,. 191# a. 10 o’ctock. receive bill* fur tlio construction of n flrPlKO Tcmlers Molise at (le.ievs llrlilK#, | I Ians .itnl *tM-i'lfli-stlon* may l»„l obtain,*! from (’o.inty L.iKlnccr'* Office. V. K iHM’nf^ASH. Clerk.! I.ouict of Hilly ('onitalxNloiieiH 1 k’l'DSF in, gilt edge, Dnvtonu Hemlno.e I’ouuiy. t Bench properties, offered in ex­ Sept. 10-IT-JI. Ori. t. ' change for properties elsewhere. Dr. |j»uren Junes, Peninsular S ta­ a u v k h t i n i -imw.xt r o n m o n "KWKH fO.\STHr(‘TIO?», tion. Daytona Bench, Florida. NAXKOIMt. KI.on.HA. Phone 1 ] 45-J. Scalcil Ida* will b* received up to . I . M. 17. l a l l bv best Buyers Throng The Persons Co. Store XEstt e i , ™ my, Co.. „f « or* Supply (to., of I^JJ, The headquarters of ... ni. T ro"tinue to bt wood, it was ■innoiincei leasi Tunney Most Formidable Antagonist To FaceChamp Since He Won The Crown JACK KEARNS TO Ma k e a n e ffo r t TO HALT BATTLE ..rrX r.T rs s Washington Wins 2 Lames From Timers # ‘ Well For Stars *........ ' S r t / c ? (Specia 1 i„ The tor Hagen Golf with factory i„ STROUDSBURG. Penn., Sept.. the camp. . IT i-Pi —Some of the e x p e rts ' Old timer* at the boxing gam e wytelling Gene Tunney nt hi* w^" have visited the Tunney camp - . . . ___ _ _______________ have insisted t h a t every fig h te r . ................ " ' ^ ” | imtst worry before tho bout Tun»le of Sanford has been such thut ne.v until y esterday ha* gono on t'..i < ,,0i..hrI,1’ bul have a win - 1his way apparently quite unconNew York’s Lead ^ ilus (..ill t o rung eluh. We have tried to give I corned about anything. Four and Half Games Annies As A s a the public clean baseball a t a minr j Yesterday he did not acorn to l„ Victory; ___ iniuni In brought m.m, ,i to ‘| i.he .1 ”cu,nGib, 10 inmm cxnenso expense. We the same m Tunney. ... Tommy Result of Double Sa .lmd bareball player* who u .v , bon*, who is visiting Tunney* Tribe flurlers in Fine Form f e t'e ,CM >n every way and who WI1:J ask cl by „ S tr o u d sffig 1. w- behaved ... such a manner. ,.laM whn( he thought of Dempsey both on and o ff the field, as to “ I have not seen much of Jack " earn the respeet of Ilie (mlilir. With ' icplied Tommy. tin- support the people of S um "You fought him lb rounds,” ford have accorded us and with the sann I'irit ' \lh le (i< N a n d l i m n n s in e\iden<‘e nevt y e a r . ,bl tan. ^ *•«, hut 1 did no; si;p much of T w in H ill W h ile R e d S o x i w,‘ vmng to t rv and do it him even then" replied Gihhons. Row*' * g" a- in :- *»’• - *1 vs A Tn- (4 h lr a g n , (i-4 I " ' <r aKa,n- St. Louis wan hntting on an ; Yanks lend inrthc American parequal footing with Cincinnati to- mle when they dropped a twin bill day foj the National League chain- to the Indian*. F our and one half 1 ele Donohue Hlnnk* Giants piomdnjv If the clubs keep abreast games now separate the chibs. ««* , ~ -.,-----------------~ * i W ith 4 H its To Give Cin- " L c" ch ',thcr ,n \he * * * “ W ' 1 1 Should the Indiana win «N of game* he pennant w,l he ,lecd- their u .n ri.niuini„g game*. New ed at Cincinnati on September 2(1. V),rk Wllll|,, l i m | seven victories when the Reds meet the Cardinals iut of II stnrts to capture the pen I ----- —. in the final game of the season. mint. The Cardinals crowded into a I.evsen heat the Yankees 2 to 1 .... , first place tie yesterday when in the firs.t game allowing hut two ___ __ i 'I ami l<i to 'I he Hornsby* made hits, while Mia keye won the second game five In nothing, granting hut llo s ln n .S lr e D h e * R ow of j ‘ li.", ' ,!B S all i ........... . ;wo safeties. I’he Senators defeated Itclroit \ if l o r i e s lo h v c ; H u e s mark.- of a ch.-impiourtiip hall eluh The All. Mow to Hrlm kly o. 2 lo in blanking the Giants to o, and t " me 3 to 2 and a to J. place was , it was their eighth victory in a let P's hold nit th u d 1hri ateiied when they divided a NEW YORK. Sc,,|. IT. . p, I r” ',V ' 'I.KVKI.AND, Sepj. i y_(,T’>_ program with the It row ns,, The Cinrinrfali Red* kept in t h e ' . Donnhuu allowed only four double . 1 • veland cut New Ymk>*l»tid to W , ‘j L I«J ]{. L. Hooker nan Thursday in the dash for tlio'},'ls, ( :'ant reached second. 1,1 "ig the first III to Kami winning "■'*■ *>»d one-half gam. a ThWi:nduy wi^wntirndny's ‘ mud-fort nt Tinker pennant by stretching t h ”ir win Tim Robins jolted Piltrlm rgh 2 to 1. s'****«»n*l b to I. 1 downing tile Yankee* in a I Pittsburgh now trails the leadAlthough (,‘hicagi) was outhit by '•""hi® hill. 2 to I and I* to it. S l m n l ^ n ’'“ ‘T n " , “ V 1 " » '« **"•«»• figlit in a row cnampinn ( elereym m *n<| I ml:< r r ilnk nl lV ,,Vl,"‘n 1'" h e r * . rhutoiit of In- \ „ w York Giants }« ,rH!or*. The Braves nursed their the Red Sox III to H, Bliinkenship FIR ST GAM K hrilliAut late hitest winning streak to five by braced in the pin, he* and the ‘ wv York tllHI Oil- imu | o .. th« fil h ’l ' ^ r " lI lh“ '■",l l :! "• The go,,,., was a lirilliftnt! wto fifth inning with the score i pit. liing hu l in '.tiiii li Pete Done , lornerittg the Colis four to one. White So\ nosed out in front by 1 'eland CIO (ICC (10! > T; | i «0 to one in favor of tin 1s t . Ime, Red Intrl-i. .on.od.nl ..nl> i Two games were lopped off the mx .<• four. Mint her arvl Mongolia It; I.■*v -1n . * t«rl Nearly lOttit fa a < sat through four ltd -. \%i111. hi- mates ni, ked i ______ ___ _____ ___ ' •I A n t n ; . l tlldtj. drizzling mill to wntrli Ih. ' i r g i l Maine- for sixscattered* -- . —• — : — —~ s l c A n d g a .m k ,cH*mps go down In fore the c.c. oil .. ■ w York ino occ tied u o j, Rlto team Mr. Tmlw t hod • a ill ..re I -. ii-n.ig • , '-bind cw. not! r,(Jx gn < in, i i . ii . ii lo>j Mu on.i \ n, v a in id, and i ..Min ; Mm v. Dger Williams did (lie noaind New | i, ooo imp uoo o | •>.I \ u trey. for I'rtnve and he wa ......I I •<..iol"i" and H argrave; Marne* Iln.risnicn Win pair Ig two hitr. Were collected oil and M, MtilD II, l loreni e. D FTR .H T, Sept. IT -pi _ In *pite of the fact th at a w. t , i bingto.i tool; two gam es from made ,it almost iniponsihle f.o- l ' ardinnl. Take Both Game* ' c i t Thursday in the second of - V ’ , l,,s fa‘‘, J * 'K* vvi,h I I*** 11 MM.I.IMIIA. S e t I, i Pi • <<>n lecut i ve double headers , dogfeh 1 nf control. Those two The St. I amis (a ,(P a u ls too' " t i n g the series for the two combined with u a lk ; and „ two games from t h t ... ......... Thors' .* In three won and on,, lost. PHIi ADKI.PIII Sept. IT. ( Pit also , ktunked out «'.irpettlier, in not <fr II,|* Idjiv and went into a tie with (in r ■ Senators took the first gunie -G ene Tunney, tin 1,10 ;Mr,,re* , . I »MWMtM in the lint NaHotial League rine who aspires t<» lighting Mt.-i 11*2 I, and in tut.ting down the rug to 2 when Stoner Weakened in remove Ihe ged Bart ley Madden for the count I M"iM , ' l'<"'<*'l r"'st petulant nice. The Cards smotli; . seventh mid won the seem-I Ift-avyweight crown from the head of ten <; [ initial round. Mens ey slapped c e , | the Phil* in the first Gene performed a feat that r .me, L to I by getting to ( ■€*«»!(» H tor on., base nail seri ... ;t and look the second gam e in of J a ik Dempsey, shaiie* up as the II; i.’u i v \\ ills found inioos-tide. I'.mss w ith throe hits in the for.nidt.iile i. n t a g o n j * | i /•. ..r; i . > ■ ■■ on c ‘‘T • , r ,, m 1wl"'»!*. ‘'•*:«’‘<V f ■ bl.in by the score of 10 to most ■ glit h. * • he i hanipion has drawn si.u e In ( < Imllenger on Crowe s Hinui.lim g single i 2. St. Louis’ o*t r|,nH ^ t|)| sea- | wrested the scenter from the Kan 1'""»*V 'h t n has t. kno.-knut n FIR ST GAMK .. I " • c o r d in the senior league with •' asl.ington .......................... . ecu uoo ;ieti -:t 10 c ■ .rnl times the game was i I h*> Previous record for the *en- *as Man Mountain, Jess Willard, i V!’"* that compares favorably Hemps,-y's althoueh the , hum p - 1G-lrmt * (IOC 000 101 2 12 C ■ *even years ago. M *'! ‘‘nl,W l,'M s"" l»V 'i m i n n a t i 's 21 ' *uv, leskie,, Marherry, Smith m Ttntney's record not only is more urns attack invariably has been t h i L YJ At “ l ” mfl'inst the Philadelphia impressive than that of Harr. lieieer with his fini.shes coming Ruel. Marti,>n; Stone and Bassu L.Or the goyerimr*, the ground , team on August II. J r. 1■ Wills, tlu* negro -hallenger. bul in ni<it .■ rapid -1ire fashion than the Br und, his ..Msintantd would 1 Fjii*< Game . SKCONI) CAMi: m oAtt \vitb a two-by-four piece St. I.m.i* 1" 12 n 11 nft‘» •»;> •>•> | n "ks him everal notches above <bnllengtr's. Gene count - upon hitile i l a o f nnv of Deuinsev* five ilefer.si., luivvevor. to keep thb Y' canvas. Tf ingfon . me (ICC c;;n r, I n ' ■ bciifcrycst ei eroji,. to* BR 4f.a min was tike ih „ » ' ' ‘ v i . hamnionsbin ..ppoie i.’, , ' ,‘I'Naipu.n in ,-|,e. k if tin it (121 Cite 1,^,1 i t | , JJ i-iit.-r >.1 o ;‘,iW , T - .......................... the all. nipt I -II, and ( i I m i ell, Vn k ; i i it it a --ei t , t •Pen up at .i '** and I'll-; Duuis ami |{;, ;n tP^nllqo by the man w(j<> in. d t.. b'h.o and llenliiie, Jon G* ".- .1.... not p;,. h a ti in fie a , , , h g I ^ t h t h e r the tow,, f |....| w'lM-.p a- I u, I T. i .),»• ’ .uitm ir of w nt, i wu 'Jo.« oyer. Tun.icy IS eo|.fi«|en: b« i. I\ So. ond Game who bn li.nl tnunpsev the fir«l .1 •< rlin \ ’!'»tirs tint Broun- Divide .'i v11*. *'u.-I , "lake ’em * and still stay ,,: | he I In .1]<; loo |0 I Ml I g' LOUIS, Sept. IT 1/|*t- Philitiw , •' '..nut siine In* won tin on bases and «.nlv one • hick .f the fight. Gene has t -k.-n I billies cut' 011(1 | |p out. A Hep slai te,| t* ,|' tin u, and Si. I.oi.is divided a ",i),,v a wallop on the law without R.*ildi; "I and ' 1’F a r i e l l ; Mil, hell I Nor i- the I.inner M.irine a er a boxer as Tom Gibbon going d-wn ami po'-es-a.s ru tfr but Uiti|Wve I'andv w., hinder In'i'e Thursday the W,| oil. Il-.||||H ,1 i ' J .0 1 '1 I , •.'•V"d fifteen ion,,.'* vvit* lUglt with Ills a f te r.moo I: iw, i '•’"Id lie helicves he •liking' .be fi> t | t,,:i and Ilion t'.fie vent- ago I the l Id ie - t (,.• e, o,ii| b to I ^ |9 0 'C t t l lt ! ,l it oft. tin i neat I- ,- apv storm Joined I,... Brave-, Win >i|, Straight v may not be a-, f h- hv a lined Un..*u(n«.v three to I ' e m . , , ; a m t eotne r ol l , . . Itook t, F IR M GA.MK BOSTON*. ;:,|,t ), ,/p, . ?f^ . I'M I 1 g, * • Tirpentic,. o.ther. •In t J. . gA iV m hp end of the fifth. | Phil; ohm ooo poti.i putt (17 1 i It.'!, iicl it . win.,mg streak to Hut none ,.f tlies,• three " h ., pdyerul fauHUnr fna-s w e e m. “ -tiaig h t games Thurs.lav hv In ,J,v -n a l make-up. |T,,m, v .,„,| ! S t( . | ' Cd| I | | w b l« on T in k e r’s (film. Who j d efeati.,g t hi, ago I to 1 ,,, ,, gave Dempsey his mo-t himmI ii* 1*»’*»11* <\ nri* vt*rv unit h alik* j. im!^ ,,r< ’ ' I kins; Xnrhary "lac tights, I 'r i ’ ° ° n """'K ntlier.s, but I ■monthly pliiye.l game. ' . ■ |,«*se**,.s • . t I•••h< nil- ( Ihriv •‘Aonly thri*e v**:ir« diftYi ...«»1a n ” S' ' ■ • l O e u r g g .(’usaek. Lopez, whom i ' 'h lea go CIO oc I 000 —t b n c 111/1i’,'" ' l " " , "l nl the present , ill ag«. the champion being ",l , M1| I SECOND G A.MK tnyn think play* everv [ Morton (tin mm nnv j Ij ,, i hidlenrer, who eomlm.ee j . m ' . d i e n e :'S. ](,,(|, nr,. !lt t l u i r 1 1 . PhlIn‘* !,ia mi.. 120 - -5 |;j | l|tion *»n tno <iiiifn(>ntI f«n* Ihc fLmt ;.ini Smilii i i O nm ness end a , I. v. r defense j fi-h 'in g weight T l! rnt S t- 1«* OI.M..IC m,C J x '• i joker*, was in u t /ir-«t ba.-e. '.>> Tavlor. didn’t In.rk Wi^ligms pitching Dodgers Defeat Pirate* a even werftr dovVn two d n k , HRooKI.A.N. s,.p|. IT. (/p, ' B f l r i tn r l(’l l|'i ^ j ,! ,!'""klv,i Robins found their m i j y * IW W tv aiad «h a Ill " I worm i„ . jN (|.lv, ( routing Sept. IT (TIT C|,i*'»■ ■ ' cago In oppo.'tl.nelv behind (lie ‘W jH y ncwlv I.utnderoU, too. Slmu.m • 'b u rg h Thursday . ;2 to I aft,.. I vvlld.le Tain f,a are. was in t „ . , 11" it loss ,,f r . \ ,. straight gain,.* to Slim Hair;*-, and ,!>•L'm outfield. lie knock,.,I a I - , ,t , l, . l , ' „n i„„;,t, k " I fented P l.*n, (5 to I, making it two i £ 'Mff?*-bagger hit t., right IT, |.| 1Put '■ , . r |, tm, one mm | "i in tin .cries. The |« *-itreetlng t., Willi... os. se.n eg > I'.<•«#!,Ivn itor I'i'ii ten n i \ lot the l.i, ais but Mian., ^momotit lale r on an infisl I I;.| Meadow anil Smith; Mai l, Ct* tislnp • "ii ned op ni »be pin-h rn the first base line. (I'.N'etl. 'ivffromrrrruw tlu* i-hil,* meet i n ' IbiHton CCC "I I 002 I III I R>,.PAhford and (’mwe will prubabiv ' I ’hlcng,. 101 coo 11\ k a s ..flvixl Ren Cantwell to the hill, Mv Hurls Moore; Blankenship. Hi« Hill F a lls He fo r e H artl- i The following statement was dravVJhg' tTie. tiriigunient und Wc('i IMa.vIntr C o eh el A s L il tie issued today by the o f f ic e s Hill L o se s T o J e a n H orolra directors of .lie , Bnnfurd B a u ball ( lull: "To The Citizens ,,f Mi R II pi) A *K FORKS'!* Ill LI S . N y Sept. 17' inflcy, t f ,.t .V,1" " 1 Ml,d Seminole County: •'Pi rite six .M'ur icign ,,f itj^r i lable, us wonderful support and Mill Til,leu lls l>*mii iluimpioti ()fj eneouragotnent you have gj\,.,, an, r t Ame. ie ,s £ f o , at. '" end. Along with lo •»"* member* of the Sanfoi.l yur*. 2jy ... Rickard Suntnmiicd Tn ('our( him lit. have gone I t al e hopes o f 1 H'. m ball Club, and the , „ . injiar. If 'nl other minims veteran. I . i t l l c > ‘'«" von have shown in ,ng To Answer Charttf That He l b .. 1 •,ot"!M"i . “ '"I l-dav finds „ with tlie officers and directors ,o' Will I‘ay Guarantees To 2 I " el a dawning rtfcYclQb ... tin m t ganie. (bis elub, hits b^en, in the main, Fifthtot’N Hefnre Hnul S laris wtott. r * Three ' Fionchmen and the rcHponsible for the highly S a n f n r d ll.tseh al! P ilo t G e l s lllntn*. p .'" ‘ingest of America's aces, Vin­ eessfnl season Ju'nt ended.’ Nile* W a r j n I'raist* F r o m O f f i ­ l , , , M A DK LPniA, Sept. I7--CP) cent Richard*, alone survived fn- j “ Plan* lor .next seiism, ,, ,. c i a l s o f ( l u b 1'iMin O c c a s io n _ .link Kearns, former m anager of Potnl* Lb 1 't J.b 7 |.; k D e."ps,.\. |„1S enter..,I lb,, list o f Slgniitgr 11»27 C o n t r a c t aT^STAHS AM l( II p o A K ,) H"'*e at tempting t .> throw le­ ileku, h* I 2 it I , , : gal b a n t e r s ill the way of the Tun. inton, cf l ee ( row •. mu;iiu.r- r of tl..* 1J.ev-Mempvry fig|,|_ 'pn. lb 11 humph.n tch-rvtnii!. was temler1 “ 'h e r winning club.” licleit.^ l, i) | Rv 'be latest move Tex Riekntd e,l a run tract for 1!>27 in. t. night at Iildett the m aster of all Inh a s ' Officer* of the eluh atev,....... „ | limit,,,(or „f the bout, is ........ . »nai*., c P ' 2C, bowed to t h e ' K. Douglas*,, president- w a meeting nf the di-—;,., ; ,,f the chard*on, if UI ' " appe.ir in court hero to enr- sutvivcsl 24 Wh„; 10,ri,v. vl,-,'.(Irolddon(“ lY(,l«.'| £ wer alligation* th a t hu l.i«*-»-|« ....... ... rf . . S.intord Bus,*ball Club. (*.',,vve was not eonsitlered strong enough Gold), treiisurer and K, J„ n„rPaying J>emp*ey and Tunuev theii to icr. 2b ...! notinced that he would ncceot. the piny for France pi 'h e Dnvi? gua.antoe* before the fight in vio- t up single*. J o a n . I , , | , 1f before dick, secretary. Mumher* ,,f the iWe^li ... ■" l f e r an,| that plans let the shapatto/i of the law erouling the Jean Borotra. Richard N. Wil- board of diroetors in addition to '.ing of the iiill, emb ,.,,-t u n - ! IH ;t 2 Lb K letipsylvania Athletic t'dmmissi the offlccra are: II. R. Stevens liumn, tile American Davis cup *der way immediately. »mpn * ... Hie null was filed ),y. Sol WitIOC ll(g lost to Rene Lueoslu in A. II Stone, L. W. Wallace 2CI lift '' "hurg'. described a* •‘tavn.iv-f champion H a n k Metseh, Leslie Rryui| i • The director* ntxl offiiers of tic,.! straight sets. club were I,mil la their Minim* of. Suntmary: Three base bit*, i IV" li' kct holder, but I'Ultn.iel ter T l 1Jen won beaten by 0-8, (1-1. l’orrest Lako und Fred Dorner.’ the man who hu** liimi^lit tht*! IlHNllr^acrlflce liit*. Frishie; I / 0 P»‘intlff amumnend tju.t b-.’l, l-fi, 8-0 ; Johnston by 3-0. 1-8. ponnant to thin'cit.v f^•r huth halvcK.i Dblu |»Uv*. Ornelea to I mpcz ; , l*ar"a '¥nH ■"* major client in in­ 0-3, O-J. 0-4. of the 102'i reason. Mai.v word* of | tan' baw*. Ornele*. S f in t m * ; ,c Lc/'t' . . ' In sweeping uside the fourth u-ongratulntimi Were heaped upon ^ All-Star* I; hases on Tho 1s‘*t ;*' forth th a t in ]• renrh contender, Jacquuii BrugCroWc a t lust n ig h t’s gathering. WDIinmn I; strikeout*, j ! th.t. f ,s «»t an iiouent ^yy|lilaji 1i 2, by Froml/ie 1; c} h ‘lMtlon, the at ate cun collect nil non. yesterday, with the loss of r w«» signed hot spring, sets Hundred of buyer* swaYmcd into Jurft u few weeks prior t„ the Rolliruf and F red■ '■ tho new store of the Peraom Com­ the season, and |„s work . pany a t 120 E ast F irst Street for In iulvniicfl unci bond ^ i opposition for ttxiuyi howovor the formal opening today. It ha* With tho Kroup o f young ball p|u y . era .under hta wing is said to Ikdty goodaf mllllnory and shoe fle- remitrkfble. Several „f thb reg-1 r,,r‘ with Lncosto and Cochet battling pnrtments, ) “ uc ibera of the d u b w e re ' . T hev R,nltlt,,f th at in t h o . p t h e ^ ^ , , , , . ----------- Ricktird bo t-eatrained from stag. “ It was phyaiialiv imposaibla tb licro by him In*t spring u» Y /i' National League the flflfhjt.,; So f n t us stniqnng wait ^on^ayerybody," u . a . McIgA and from the number, ho H E R E ’S t t J i r u t e a t Hiiladelphia, IM X P L A N A T IO N Donald, the manager, said, ' •‘AVe M t b concerned, Rickard w 1 tA u,.rin* Uu* trnJqlng 4 Boston. » ’ aald J”*1?'*eL* .’*• jeoyld hitwf #500 more ip snlds If a "Longest bake* . , VL , V . a e p t . 10—(ff) the Machine In the leugue. n injunction TT-AlCfUuItll.-w iHuvuna (iavo oMin QlitU have been ) e ° ° i ' u y ? f y 1>0l,V who Hi by tho i deveki^eA 'auch mun as W 0« ■ , for sontft tlmo Ov?r!w« o. a ttr ib u te i t h f j «. Dumas rlnwJ l / L wide demand for u\ * * W udvcrtiKlnn'thn 1 11 nlAycfg an,| J* th tl I turo yea* bpok. '*lni*’ ’ raid.' "Do ‘‘ The Herald* Or»Drnit>. iiUeloaed that tht !\RVo already ipnld potiio In kard said, humbt ,.i‘ or three open .tj OB’ dra ftett!,f tapipV r j Mid.V___ ;B«ll Teloi (• aald to pr< V G l"’tTr* «■ thy 'zaatc WO, > to tho Ei • ' . •. " -,* • v ............. 10< a line 8c a line 7c a line 18 — B l u l r t s a S k .v lce O ffe r e d !4 9 _ l .ou Itry , n d S Up p „ M " iv> v»** r *t c. Sells Real Estate The 12•l .■o-’ ■dr-’J '! *1 �r /«ITr m n- *<« ' 1* *t- gfc 1926 A a a o c i a t e d P r e s s F u ll L e a s e d W i r e •■•.', ' ' i i r n r I y Donates Use Of tenches For Crowd To View Returns of Fight a d a __ E li . - ■- -m - ... i;,_ ' ipionshipMatch .. II • . -h t Vl '-(TJj * .> Tyrti.f.'"' ,Pace For Champ by Californian Way Thrttigh , M o r n i n g Round ■rner Takes OrtW Hole • 1• • f int Approaching |Putting Enables >r to Keep Lead Magnolia Avenue, fron Hirst S treet to the alley south of The Herald office, in to lie rojrd off, and benches nre to he placed for the comfort, of those watching the Deni pscy-Tunncy. fight re­ sults, which aro to be flushed on « screen opposite The Her­ ald next Thursday night. The fact that all traffic will ho excluded from th at lection arvi th a t fight finis may sit on honcho* in due ti> the ciftirtesy of the City of Sanford, through W. II. WillinniB, city manager. Mr, Williams said thir morning tlint he would assist The Hcrnld in every way possible to make th e showing of the results a success. It is through thq courtesy of the local Odd Fellows th at the results are to be flashed on the screen; the lodge having’ loaned The Herald ita stereoptican m a­ chine for the evening. Blow by blow accounts of the heavyweight classic will be flashed on the screen immedi­ ately.- There will lie tu> delay, and a Inrger crowd can be an-mmo'dati'Lthrough this method of Kjvj„ K tfm results. Through the courtesy of Tin* Seminole County Hank the large screen will be placed on tIn* building over the directors room of the blink. w* V . >*W — .——-J Cutting • ‘ ■iM rrom Accord between Two Nations On All Problems In Which They Are Mutually Inter­ ested Is Reached On Friday Stresemann Lunches With Minister Briand - ,_ * General Solution Of All <J|dt- standing Problems Arriytd At, S a y s Report to B e r l i n I ,'t HIGH WIND WHIPS LOCAL LAKE BUT DOES NO DAMAGE 1 Storm Bulletins flly Associated Press STORM IV MINING ISKI'KII WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.— (A’>—The weather bureau tbts aflernoon issued the following storm warning: "Advisory 2 p. m. northeast sterol warnings extended -i p. m west «>i" Moinle !•* month of Mu.-issippi Kixer. Hurricane et liter H'i-ui oxer extrem e nut hern l-lni ida, Fort Myers lepi'ited a barometer of 28.ni. ) Iill-* ienne %xill |ui*s into (.nil of .\l.-vii > tlii-t nfterniM.n and 1t.'ilinue (i> tnoxe west northxxi->i ward fur I lie present. Tliis | i-i a very severe -tm m ." Terrific Gi Miami Beaclt3 Land Is Saitf1 3 Feet m m u u r -. GENEVA; "*Sb]7t. 18— E ffect of H urricane O ff The France and Germany through their E ast Coast Will Not Be foreign ministers havo reached an Experienced H ere U ntil preliminary agreement for an ac­ cord between the two countries on L ater in Day. Is Report It nil problems in which thoy may btt iRT HILLS, Sept. 18. mutually interested. A 1ff wind was whipping T.nki _Hobby J o n e s was The accord, which must be plac­ Mount* today, h'lt bad caused tv t<» f # ; o r g e V o n E l m j ed before the respective governd.image In the xx.itcrfriuit nr small merit-' for acceptance, is considered Asgi’los ut. t h e e n d o f 1rail m I lie via lit basin early tin-- • . , , . , as meaning much for the politleul .JACKSONVILLE, Sept allerniinli. The full efferl of tin jite. iith h o lo . m o r n i n g j and especially the economic devel­ — CAP)— Lashed by t l 1 • .mi -.weeping up the East I "U -*t [of I h e ir 3 6 -h o le fin a l opment 0 P1 Kurone of Floridu will be fell here lal« oml hurricane th a t jin the n a tio n a l a m a t e u r j It was reached yesterday f»y today, il was believed. whipped out of th e V Foreign Minister Briand of France im p io n sh ip a t B a ltu s -1 Several sailboats and Inunehes Warning Is Sent Out dies w ithin two moni ami Foreign Minister Stresomann which nre usually tied up lit I be TAMPA. Fla., Sept. IK. -M*)— tions of the lower e a s t ^ . . ! of Germany, during a luncheon at j Municipal Pier were anchored ii Warning to take every precaution I Elm s e t t h o c h a m p i o n ' Tiioiry, just across the Swiss horGEORGE R, the middle of the basin last night ‘ safe guarding of life and of Florida were iuolnt der in France. pare over the entire route, j VON ELM m a precaution against damage, j properly xvn> issued here today l»y com < m unication w ith tl ing the count nt the second Although nothing offlcialy is Tinlarge passenger yacht. Welnka , \y. j . Bennett. government weather [ .Hlilu w o rld , Telephtfif} :r Jones had rolled off the known of the questions discussed of the l.ake Monroe Trmisportnt.ion , Bureau man. who announced thnt t e l u g r n p h c o m p a n i e s | i birdie four, Von Elm won the belief prevails thnt gradual re­ Company, xvus taken to the north I winds of gale force might be rx - .,.,| ,j,cir lines, in tbu rk h to become one up. He duction of the French forces of oc­ l.ake Monroe lIasi I* peeled in ibis vicinity this after- • West Palm Beach and A side ..ff l.nl.e ist night I" IV the turn holding his a d ­ cupation in Germany and a pos­ , iMMiii. He said the center of the xvhero a severe gale was rule Ihe storm oul." I *nd Jones th e re a fte r v/us sible pooling of tlm economic and |to head him off. financial interests, bused on the Th high xx iml xvhit.pcd xvater j hurricane on the east const of , A wind of terrific velc malt aceniii j Florida was moving slowly north whipping Miami Beach, spk theory thnt what Europe most over I In1 t"|) i'f nt sppronrhing and putting A j wcstxvard, ! port* to the offices hoyo T «n F.lm his slim advantage, D istrict E ngineer G I vch Oul needs is economic prosperity, were • George Von Elm, of Los Angeles, this afternoon xvus one up » ii thh ini'ilat ioii boats ai the pier. among them. European debts to large tiunilier of privately uxvned jW estgrn Union Telegraph.'' nwi shots on hole nfter , champion oil the twenty-sixth holo of the nmleh to deride the am ateur N otice of M eeting T h n t Is the United States nre said to huve | No lloiils Down Const j puny. The eoimtnny wu» 1 inside the strokes of the championship of tin* UnitedStates. The W esternei's superb appmneh boat- are at Itruniley** boat xanl. To Be Held a t T itusville Ll l ■h t i n l touch-- with -----M lam«L^ been discussed. while his piny on _ the JACKSONVILLE. •I . t X |\,XX '.1 I 11,1111, Sept. 1‘V. »IK. *** 'l 1' ! shots and his plu;. ig on the greens " ’nbled him t- emerge victor in j xx here they art* ron-odercil sal' . On the Second of October Tin* Clyde Sleamshiii Cointmnv ' «hr" ,,«h "in* enlile lino. Vtyk] Ivas flawloss.' . . *• the morning round, oue up, un advantage which lie lost and rogi ■gained Electric poxxer service xva-i in (ienernt Solution Reached ml n» b oa t s enriulte down the I 11"** <“ "• Key Went. T h«l hoforo tho twenty-fifth hole. Tho cliuuiuon’s putting \xn.-> not up to teriupled for ;tll minutes ttu I won tho f ir s t hold with a R E R U N , Sept. IK t/l'i -TIi* his usual standard although hia drives xx,to straight down tie* fairway j A public hearing on tile applica­ w|„.„ „ t r , , fell mi a 'm a s t t.nluy local officers of tho | howcvi-r. no eommcrclal or to Von E lm ’" 6. Thoy cation. tran;-ini"ion xvire, .snapping it in company mmounced today. to long, stra|jdbt/ 4 rlvos, tion of tho Upper St. JuhiiH River Gcjicva corres|Hiiulcnl of the Wolfe for distances g reater than \m i E l m s lor tbo most part. Bureau, the semi-official news The Western Union ca l _ down tho fairway. _ Their _ . Navigation District for the approv- agency, interpreting tho s ta te ­ txvo. The interruption affected nt Minmi Bench reported High Winds At Orlnndo required brassies, and both ul of plans for the construction of ments issued by Foreign Miniate.* only the downtown business sec Islnml was "under throh* lion, (fiikk xvork. by the trouble trouble. Von Efm W»h a canal connecting the Indian Hrinnd of France and Stresemann ORLANDO. Fin. Sept. 18.—(<T) xvatsr” and “th a t six feofro River and tho St. Johns River will department of tin* Florida I'oxvci in fro n t of .the grown, A continuous three dny rain was was running over tho MWktjt of Germany afte r their conference, & l.igbt Co., supervised by Clyde augmented this morning by high Beach causeway. e.s, with' n hook, landed be held Oct. 2 nt the county c.ofirt- expresses the opinion th at nil em­ A. Ilyrd, resident manager, soon xvir.ds, ttauiglit to be the result of ugh. Von E lm ’s recovery houso nt Titusville. The notice phasis must he laid on their asser­ Electric light a i d f r restored service. the tropical storm which centered wires wore down,. It’ of th* pin by 20 feet, of tho hearing was received here j tions that a genetnl solutions of in the Bahamas and the lower oast champion chipped up to today from Lieutenant t'nlonel | all outsaanding problems wus nrriv Telegraphic communication over ported, The telegraj bur feet apd sank his firs t Mnrk Brooke, district engineer, i cd at. Western Union Telegraph C o m ­ c o a st. No appreciable datnngo had nten wore Isolated •!)»„. with hoadquarters at Jacksonville. l>r. Stresemann, the correspondlilt Von Elm was taking pany lines is subject to “ imlcfi- been reported hero today, although with water sweeping 1 1 Navigation \ntorosts and offi­ observes, slways has maintained lelay” to all .points aoutb of uxviiings nnd trees were down it) atroets. nite (..... , ......... ,-JjjLr ( .It f t '* • f cials o f any county, city, town or that the goal could lie reached on­ Mr«. O rm lston D eclares She Counsel Fur 1’iilnt C ontractor Titusville, including I’ulm Beach' some parts of tho city, ‘ No communication ’ co *... squared tho m atch by local association whose interests ly by solving the problems in their W anted For An Assault On and Miami, Lester Tharp, local I Telegraph and telephone com made between ths bench Im Tired “Of All Thia De­ } ihc second ’“holo In p ar mny bo affected by construction entirely. Knnsits Girl, Moves For H a­ manager, said. Service to points inunication remained intact hero proper. The W e s to n ception” And W antn Son To I the champion’s*five. Both of the proposed ennn! are invited The correspondent of Vorwaert-* hut clifuculty beas Corpus. H earing Mon. north am! wi*nt \vu * normnl i*arlv jth{t»u^ho\»t liiHt rn the cento* w ith thoir to nttend the henring Make (!leun UreaHl of S to ry nt Geneva believes that both this alto moon. Telephone serviei in eimttccUng wlttf t h t f l a w b r 'K a r r Tierce *ui net tq '" h id ff tee shots, "Bobby's ball ». * --------__ ___ % Ornl satem ents will he heard, statesmen endeavored to bring ,*hfl in the city had not been hampered const xvus reported by officials of lnx;." Defeated in the first legal move 10 yards in fro n t J** *h® | Bq^ording to Lieutenant Colnn»i situation in Europe into conson­ SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 18— The wire to Miami Reach!1! by any accident due to tin* high [the telephone and telegraph comrn player.- B obby* full , Brooke, but all Important facts ance with the Locarno agreements, lA’i In an interview in tho " E x ­ to obtnin tiis client's freedom, eounout’ nt noon. J u s t previov xviml.H ami heavy rains. panics. ypproacb xvas snort, while | nn,| Arguments should be submitted M Br i a nd, he claimed is determin­ am iner" Mrs. W. C. Ormistnn. st*l for I'mil Fletcher, arrested here men thgre had reported I Torrential rains began falling j was hole high, r»0 feet to | jn writing, tho records of tile ed shortly to liberate the Saar window lights hud been a) Lakeland Hus Taste of Storm declared s h e ^ a a "tiled of aTl ties yesterday on a charge of criminally j x...lejday and contiiim d intermit kt of the flag and on tho [hearing will ho forwarded for con- region, aiid remove the Rhineland All messages were sub}* LAKELAND, Fla.. Sept. 18. [The champion ran his up- j sidcrutioti by the War Department, occpuational troops. Ho maintains deception,” and culled upon h e r ! a ssa u ltin g a IT. year old Kiri, [ te n t ly th ro u g h the night and this The wira'i » tho^Western UfJI putt to within fo u r feet of Thu plans aubinitted by the that the »atlre German delegation son to tell the aulhoritii the truth moved today to have a habeas c o r - . m,,ruing. The water did not flood f/l’i Lakeland bus had a taste of I nlo ............................... • sl*»rtti •* nb as *“ ' t <*<»k in Mh* | mih hcurimc i» ( im iit* ** Court‘ *• Moil- 1t |H. s t m t s similar tht* iH** >torm >Jorin inasim inuHmurh us the 1 ll‘ sun Hl,n has 1^rnph Company tv ported tH |tnd then proceeded to miss navigation district enginers pro- in Geneva is convinced th a t the conceniinK tlu* purl disappearance of Ainue Hemplu.duy. Fletcher is married und bus late in July. The intervals between ■failed to shine here loony. 1,u‘ |,n(| j„st the Inst wire into! nil putt for 11 four, while 1vide for the construction 'o f a fruits of Locarno a re beginning to disnpi 1two small children. the rain t.torms last night and this wind is considerably higher than a enlile vin Key West, ea: was down in the rogula- navigable channel of eight-foot ripen. Mcl’lierson. 1denth a t mean low water and 100E. F. Hoasholder, attorney fm( morning xvero long enough for tho usual mill .75 inches of rniti has when power failed in "With this great mass of <\i.......... l, ,.... 1 |.,i u , . . („ , foot bottom width from Sanford on dence showing th a t Mrs. Me I'la*r - ! Fletcher, went before Judge J. G. w a te r to run off in storm sew ers. fallen since last night in interml- sxvopt city, I-n.it report halxed the third hole in | ^ MonnK, u|t Uu? Sl> lIohn8 wire chief was th a t the son was not kidnapped, with the s | , a r„„ in County Court und asked Construct ion work in the city te n t showers. attnirted a velocity of 80' *!m t <rfo^t 1,p'y I River to Salt Run. thence through w arrants issued for her arrest, ),e shown for the deten- nnd county, in which more than th tees a t tho third, hut. | leaker* I.uffnmn, Shad and Salt to Heavy Bains At Ht. Augustine hour in Miami and that port there is no use for even a mother. t jon „(• l-'|«>t<*hi*r. Judge Sharor COO men nre employed on road, «nipped 20 yards beyond U|C ,„ (Jinn Hivi,r ndltr Titusville, ST. AUGUSTINE, FIs.. Sept. 18. Miami Beach were flooded, . to persuade herself that the ' ,n > ’ i hold that Fletcher was being lawbridge und other inipriwciiieiits, Von Kim. Their secoiu s I nrcor(iim; to Lieutenant Colonel The American Telephone, </|*i High winds anil heavy told by my son is true,” Mrs. (,r- . fl(i|y detained on information sup- w as brought to a standstill. thr krrtM‘n within 20 yor«H * y rookc*# rains aro tin* only Indications so Telegraph Company repor*1”* miston said. ' pliud by I’idiee t'hief Jam es T. Us lilies of rnmmunleutt flag. Botli were down in Additionul plans provide for conThe official list of principals, a s ­ "We tried to bring him up «(}. (ilynn of Leuvenxvorth. Kun., where i / 1 I J J - .,, I l / m ‘) l * I far of the promised tropical h u r­ open only ns fur -down itts, struction of a navigable i haniiel of sistant principals and teachers in a God-fenring, righteous man iml jj,,. r r j ml. js alleged to havo taken V / O O I l U l ^ c S ricane, reported off thn south Flor­ L [ fourth hole was halved In five-foot denth and flit-foot width tho publico schools of Senunol until he met Mrs. McPherson there j p|Jlcc> He ordered the prisoner ida coast. Winds havo been strong villa along tho coast, “ es. Von Elm became one from flu* mouth of Salt Run up County, outside of Sanford, was was nothing to mar opr joy and |ie|<| p,.nding the arrival of exlrafor the past two days nnd high distance chief operator said ports from Miami were th*l | Jones by winning tho fifth the St. Johns River to Iutke Poin­ announced inday by T. W. Lawton, our pride in him. tides liuvu been piled up on tho Icnh was flooded. dition papers. W county sutfvrintuiulMit di public sett. ith a birdie three to Jonas beaches. No dumugo Has been "Since then there has been nothch ief e,lyrm telegraphed till­ Storm warnings have A lock and dam is proposed in Instruction. The list follows: done. ing o il' both coasts of. Oviedo ju’liool—Prlneipiil, H. J* ing hut trouble. Whan Kenneth t a r i f f ' s deoartnietit hern thnt an |bj sent his lee shot over tho the St. Jo h n ’s River near tho Lancy; touchers, Mrs. J . N. I'lioiiip- sent his letters to the since last night ami the' 1 , ‘ ! officer would.leave Friday to c a r J (; a i i r IELKS, N. V.. Sept. IK. Torrent int Bains At Del.and water hole with the mouth of Salt Run to raise the son Miss Lots Ruddell, Miss Willie torney we were hurt, for m "• ' . y |.*|ut«-h.-r back to Kansus t o | (fl,, |>r«*siii«*nt and Mrs. Co.dnlge tionury siguulu have been, hlmtil 70 feet from the cup; mean low w ater plane south of tho | AH; Sweat. Miss Lucille I’a rtm OUI DELAND, Flu., Sept. 1M. - (/ID - on coastal stations furth i r ' l " ! ! ; ™ " " N n» w f ' -L n .i Iriul. Il « » -I n ta l I h ,." .',,V J,,,,!,,! ........ „ 7:1(1 site approximately seven feel. An­ "Vs ball xvus 40 foot nearer hcl “ and Miss Kathryn Ruddell ‘ ‘ on t h,. „ther I th a t extradition papers xvero being [ 1( stmidnni time today Heavy xvimlH which prevailed along tin.* Atlantic coos There is too much l»k. The champion was other lock and dam is proposed at throughout last night but without Mitchell, chief of tho local Genea schwil— I’nncipal, Mrs. 1. Titusville end of tho cuiinl, for for a t once. Ion their return to Washington side. He must come forward mul applied |Bpon In make a difficult u p ­ the Through counsel, Hctvhor today | f r„ m u,eir vacation in the Adiron- material dumugo subsided early tu- [ bureau, announced. tho purpose of controlling thq di­ II. J’hlnazee; teachers, Miss Ruth tell tho truth, clear up thi- mess day. Torrential rains foil early t o - , has lieon unalilo to pd turn h on tho green, but version of w ater from the Ht. I’hinazee, Miss M argaret Lindsey ’ Lcuvunworth on dneks. which has kept us in constant mis­ denied being in day. Local telephone und tclo -1 with tho *torm atrtc I the ball within two feet of Johns River to the Indian River. and Miss t.ula LeFlls. the day nf lhe alleged assuult «m Motoring six miles from Wiiitc* graph companies were able to I has bud O' Von Elm camo down hill Lake Monroe -Principal, J. wi­ ery sinro bin no mo whm firfit the young girl- The assault took Pim* camp, which wi i n for over 10 | and both then put in their den Jackobs; teachers, Mrs. Tlw- brought into tho investigation.” place Sept. 7. aeenrdlng to inforni- weeks the sum m er White House maintain eon)nninication in this | bu.Lw-luftIJ,°'n|10^ | 0|, resa VimHerbiilis, Miss Elizabeth 1- ^ atiuii sent I" the sheriff’s dep a rt­ Mr. und Mrs. Coolidgc found na­ section. uiiat is moving until r*pc Ballurd, Mrs. J. T. Jacobs and Mrs. A rgu m en ts In Fight ment. Fletcher wus in Leaven­ tives and summer residents out ti :tcc* shots a t the fifth were from down t ho athtO^’ MdV Storm In Triangular Area S. II. Buchanan. . . . . „ worth during his absence from bid them farewell. W yards down the fairway. Mitchell. "Wo hnvo h ad fto l H ea rin g Are D elayed Lymiin Hchool—Principal, ATLANTA, Sept. 18. (/!') Re­ Sanford, but la* never heard of - mashic approach was ju st Auditorium arrangem ents in Willi them as passengers wen* ports to the telegraph companies since Inst night, Wo aro wail I such a charge until urrested, Mr. itrsp a t the edge of the Sanford public schools for the full liert J ( buffer; teachers, Mrs. H. U n til N e x t Tuesday (Continued dn Tago Tw$ Bruce Barton of Nexv York, th» in Atlantu today said that tho | while Von Elm loftod bis term were announced today by M. Pringle, Miss Vidu K. Smith, i ■ ** ■. ■I'" Housholder saiil. Mrs. K. S. F raser and Mrs Louise writer, and Mrs, Barton, who were Floridu storm was in n triungulur (within six feet of the cup school officials. The gram m ar PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1«-W1 Fletcher was arrested early yes­ guests at tho camp overnight, area roughly between Fort Piorcc, "k bis third for a birdie, school auditorium will Im used a* McGough. Chuluota school— Principal, Mrs. —A rgum ent in tho suit to prevent terday morning by Motorcycle Of­ newspaper correspondents anil Okeechobee and Key I>urgo nnd n class room until a fte r tho holi­ Maude 'flipper; assistant jirmci- 1h>x Rickard from paying -J»‘ k ficer C. E. Williams on a warrant [aquirod two putts. secret service men. winds In some parts were blow­ ■wuii tho sixth holo in u pnr days when tho seventh and eighth pal, Mrs. Jack Flynt. Dempsey and Gene Tunncy any based on speeifir information sent Edward T. Clark, Mr. Coolidge’f ■nm Elba's five, squaring grades will be transferred to the l.ake Mary school— Principal money .before tlicir heavyweight to Sunford by Chief (ilynn, who secretary is making tbo trip to ing HI) to 100 miles un hour. All wires wore down to Miami old high Kchool building. This Clarence P. Priest; teachers, Miss championship fight, was heard to- telegraphed a description of the •tidied on Pago Two) and vicinity. Roofs were blown Washington by motor. tra n s fe r will allow the auditorium Fannie Hell Priest und Miss Lu- duy and tho case adjourned until man. off some smaller structures In to he used for its original purpose. Tuesdny. City Manager . W. cillo Echols. Fletcher was heuded for Florida, "Tilt* special consisted of a bi‘K The Boat nnd West Side primury Dempsey and Tunncy were cited tho chief suid, atsl he asked that guge cur, txvo parlor c a r s ,'a club Mluml Beach. Paula school — Principal, L- E, today took action tp Pusjl* schools have no auditoriums, and Duggar, asniaUnt prlnclpul, Mis* to appear in court at that timo, pletion of thd_baml *nfl’ the address a t which he lived be­ cur, diner und observation car. The FORT PIERCE. Flu.. Sept. 18 — fountain and flag chairs for tho South Side primary Pearl Duggar. but It is understood th at their a- fore leaving Sanford a month ago party bn* un opportunity to view (JP)—Considerable dnmago wus nicliml pier facing school auditorium havo not arriv ­ Osceola school— Principal, Miss torneys enn ansxver for them. be watched. Fletcher arrived with some of the most Imposing scen­ ed. Tho seats are not expected to Mary Stones; a s s is ta n t principal, The action came up through a his family thin week and took UP ery in tho stalo us tho train wind* dona toduy tn tha Indian River vuaa. Material order arrlvo in time for the opening Miss Helen Moran. " ta x p ay er's” suit, who averred that residence a t the aiklresa furnished. southward through tho mountains. front and tho vicinity of *'|,rt has not arrived, ___ Plorce by tho high wntcre which up and a reqquqeat m odal Sopt. 27, It was said but upon their Rickard Intended to pay some of [police campaign against vlo- arrival, a special program will be wore swept over tho river by a delivery, it waa planned the receipts of tho fig h t to Demp­ ’ of the uutomobila headlight held in tho auditorium. wind of high velocity. . . The steel flag polo (o sey and Tunnoy in vlolntlon of the <*tinucN unabated. Ten deNumerous docks had been wreck­ arrived. .Th* limMMlI. state boiling law whitih provides *» xvero a r ra ig n e d ' In Mqed whlio a number of power hunts oruumontatlons for th*! that no contestant shall bo pnld “ L a in Friday. Fine* of f l had boon pltod on to tho wreckugo. have not been n ‘ " for a contest. , MEXICO C IT y T sop IDETROIT, Sept. 1H.—(/F)—Tho wm< asHossed a g a in s t the Th* vrater surged over tho ALTOONA,, Penn., Sept, 18-M/P1 Thirteen men have Jt«n killed by Tho suit was brought bv an em­ „rmy diriglblo R8-1 arrived over causeway, leading to tho beach. lism*. who has Jrtft ;f mi. Several failed to a p ­ month, said ho . Mexican troops pursuing bandits ploye,in the offico of John R. K* — Eighteen at America’* foremost the F ord AtrRort lh«rn a t 5:40 I® court and their bqnds of This causrtray was badly damaged Sylvester Tyson, negro, of Ovie­ who sUbbed Jacob Rosenthal, of Scott, who described himself aa a racing pilot#, today, ayf*lted tho o’clock this morning. Tho fog waa ill th* Ut* July Storm. No com­ conitructlon work hi* l estreated. * _; tenUhb. v r - ' r . / p t a r U r a signal which a t 2:30 so heavy when tho blimp arrived do, will b« given a preliminary Woodmcre. N. *Y., to death. Six ay e r and ticket holder.” munication w*a possible between lumpaign is directed ag a lillf hearing on a charge of manslaught of those killed were regarded by “taIxt p waa Tbreo months l admitted by Mr. Scott .o’clock sends them off on tho an- th at it could-not he sighted from tho boach and tho city proper. “ uno b rig h t lights, drive unager’s offle* pi or Monday before Judge J . G. the troops aa guilty bandits. The th a t Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s for­ tiual 860 mile automobile classic tho ground. Tho radio atatlon a t fl lights or with one light, work atartwl In ‘ mer m anager, had a major inter­ "of the Altoona speedway. Pri*o the Airport was In comptunlcat on of.C ouaiy C,owrt. H p *nd other* were auapects. Movta Northwestward nirn Wero-^flned « | 5 - sac h Sharon -m oney (totaling $25,000 will btf with . the airship throughout tho Three known bandits were kill­ est In th« suit. Robert Rufus, aUo a negro were ’’ ‘ TAMPA,' Sept. 18.-0P1—Tbo ■ reding the speed l i m i t They a r re tte d Thursday night in con­ ed when soldiers, disguised aa a t aUhe. The race originally was night. *.'■'. ' . tropiral storm s was apparently ap­ I f B. P alls ra and V. fpcheduled f o r Labor day but rain civilian* went to' th eir liar oatenaCONVICTED, OF HOLDUP nection with tha. m jtta rlo u s death The dirigible w*» *aftljr mo«r#d proaching th « r southeast floridu ‘• - x S i 1 of H. C. •M organ on a. of Rqaa B a r t o n , ^ g r o woman. Ru- iblV to pay them th« 140,000 ranforced Ita. podtponoment OCALA, Fla., S e p t 1R-GP)— to tho top of the a i r p o r t.m a r t a t coast Ire tbp Vicinity of Miami and delation charge waa codaotn, which had te e n ** Fifteen d ritor# had qualified fo r f u t ' i*. out »dnder bonq&, * moving w aat 'northwcst early to­ * >v: were killed yester e n e e ' d l r l y today and the re- 7:30 a. m.- . ' ' day,'. said, -tho waathnr report of *inW:’ th r e e were expected to ty Shernr u . v . SMPMnaor W /X iB cn n att. . in the a tU ro p t holdup of the bai ... — attempt ----. . ■X. • •' : T‘ repaired speed some timo TltoavlIW—Now highway to bo '•L j -mi*!* .. • r* .Reece wax, fined $200 on the womah-was tn ^ h e ir au found * T to other th*#*, man who had of Citra, Aag, 12, wa* today h stM t.’ The race 1* lint constructed‘from Titwavlllo to La . No Trains From South ; enced t o 10 yeara imprisonment of driving' a car- while Grango,; u , ;*• i • on the Sanford-Orlando bMh Identified'by Joseph Ruff, His acomt* ' , ~Kennth Holland. ** — STINE, Flaw 8*pt. H *?W **v , SShwWyLBut they InaUt th w do Hr, Rosenthal’* aon-ia-Uw, a* hav- Jaci r^ lo rid a jE a a t ‘‘ , who pleaded * ‘ d gtiR gu ng been tho bandit p arty "hlch not know ho# her skull w gatraq uilty *wi I'^rwi'found guilty after.': - S . Sunday robbed .tM rnnntor* sent Ml i n * Both t >Mr. RowntSaPi K "*4 ' t ' ■ ornoon to Lines Pi Meager Reports ! Through Lone1 Line to Punta c\ DATE IS SELECTED FOR HEARING ON CANAL _PR0JECT MOTHER OF RADIO ’■LETCHER LOSES OPERATOR ASKS FIRST ROUND TO SON FOR “TRUTH” SECURE LIBERTY Lawton Announces List Of Teachers Of County Schools FromSummerCamp After 10-Week Visit Auditorium Will Be Used As Class Room City MaKag^i Push Work (in' Shell Add Pi On Violators [Headlight Law mtiniied Here Tyson Will Have . Hearing Monday 13 Killed In Pursuit Of Rosenthal Killers RS-1 Reaches Ford Altoona Race To Staged Today Air Port At Detroit ^ o T * :rto o ; mi * V«plc*—N*w, mm mm ! in I.*; s**? .*9,**•?* A , , x i *. ,'|'•ftw �•*. r > ‘ . :a • . .n • ■ . h i- ■ dnaBte..i atiah^ 1SS2Z ■I / . \'J(A 'V [U • u -rs ■ i £ ________ !■ ■ Y {. ’n ibells Pork & Beans - - • .09 £ ..................................... s ''Tomatoes........................09 Doz., .19 well House C offee............. .4!) — ii : H « 1 ill Plenty of Parking Space ■ >s. Irish Potatoes............. .49 lff.Nl » %. («.,-*« • v k -h v' • __________________ Rpaafc lb. — liom. 10 Pounds Sugar ■IT IH T l l l i ONK T il INC, WHICH ALMOST KVKHYONE I.1KES. 65c Von nro always sufo in orderltla it for it i« not only delicious anid M axw ell House Coffee 49c fork Shoulder, lb ......................29 “ ii'uXuffriK: irThe Bon Ton Dress Shop, Inc., is offering to the public the greatest array of women's and children's wear to be found in the county. The entire stock which goes on sale tomorrow, is brand new, just having arrived from the various mar-| kets from which we purchased it. Make the Bon Ton Dress Shop, Inc., your trading headquarters. Here all the latest styles are to be found—at prices you can a fford to pay. Opening day finds many rare bargains, a few of which w e show in this advertisement. iilili No. 2 T om atoes A 9c •Pork Chops, lb. ........................... .31 FU LL A ND C O M P L E T E L IN E O F L A D IE S ’ A N D C H IL D R E N ’S R E A D Y T O W E A R . • , ______ - - - - - - .19 No. 2 P eas >und Steak, lb ...........................21 121c Lighthouse Cleanser !I Sirloin Steak, lb ......................... .44 P p frrr- " *■ . (» I Aghl house Soap -Saturday, Sept. 18 ­ 115 Magnolia Avo. C'k'' First Street, made from pure milk and ijj I ireum with sufficient cream t o '" I (jive it c«od flavor uml body with­ ,,.ui lhv use of iee ereiun powder. 25c Ni.l Edgewood Grocery V X ln ilr !.« •» In is I i-ur« ; W l ' t i l t o lit II. d i m ; - I S I S a n fo rd Avt*rtm* P h o n e .T!M» Advertise In The Herald Opening Special A ,k f.»r il at your denier. !j I and m LOAN ASSOCIATION 175 Dresses All new stock in satins, crepes and georgettes worth double Ifl \ Vn< f t s* •* . H. LONG-!! “All Over Town” 108 PALMETTO AVE. y“ nm ■- Po‘rk nShouIders26 |v n e m e rn «111:11i t .v is “ All T ow n." II is Known fa d Ilia! full A A. I* s to r e s. Wesson Oil Pint Can ... ork Sausage 2% £ Pot Roast of Bee* 1 9 '■ ■ 22c! Iona Stringless Beans Z , a No. 2 Can, 3 fo r ........ 31c i •m Okra and Tomatoes No. 2 Can.............. M « H alf Or Whole Itcw c-■* S | ft....... a : Advertising Means Business C H IL D R E N ’S W O O L C O A T S s Latest materials in styles becoming to the kiddies, rang­ ing in price ■ ■ 28c i £ L A T E F A L L C R E A T IO N S m Quaker Maid Cherries Ited Pitted No. 2 Can y m *m 17cl Sultana Bed Kidney Beans No. 2 Can..... 13c 1 Iona Lima Beans No. 2 Can............... 13c 1 $4.95 up Fruits for Salad No. 1 Can........ 49c (.Sliced Breakfast s FROM T H E S T Y L E C E N ­ m TERS- $7.50 up . £ $6.25 PETERS FIN E SHOES F O R LA D IES 30c i 12c I AND UP • ► t rJ&. <■ Palmolive Soap 6 Bars for *V:l $3, $4, ^ S E E T H E NEW M ILLIN ER Y ! Circle (E) Jam ~ ~ Q't. Jars .................... . }' ■'■. NEW LIN E O F SPO RT FELT HATS $4.95 up 29c! ■ Sultana Apple Butter | 71-2 Oz Glass............ io n ..................... Irish at prices never before offered for this quality material. M ODES F O R T H E M ISSES FEATURING Columbian Red Raspberries, No. 2 Can ....... M ISSES F A L L COATS JUNIORS S P O R T F R O C K S Iona Tomato Puree No. IcCuller Grocery Company (.Sweet Clover well ‘ «nWM " 4 mmmmmmmm ti fur every tlulla.- spent til ork Chops, lb. . . l i t W estern Over value is a lw a y s received r v r«», $ ) 0 -9 5 m — T h e talk n f A&l* low* ♦ *» r n % m,« f Jt Th» O J y V. ril«asi IM M ia V- v . W |H -• y ■III ----------- i w » ' M t1 \ ' �-MH pit ‘ •**r - J e ;f r 6 a 4 v # iffo T ) > < ■ ] .- . . - . - . j se n t, pellet, a n d 't h e U tte r sent 5 train* -being delayed S to. ciirvo it) inU>;thc cup. is l e Just s h o rt or tho ad d Von^Elm: y-third ^.ecn. bby'sc second,’ barely I Von Elm dron , the line. ■« i i f W y has atf a f W •. -8 .- » n g i g - H i 'atthed U wlthin i t t c h d a . T h e f a r kolo with a birdie i rones Missed iBsca aariw tiier' t r a p , A nd both ’ «. th > nM b e e n ^ b i o to oatHbiUh com- drive o M h t J m y # f t a ffi. KMjfoo 'our, becoming ong/ap, jtgain. f f* pl ^ r , WM too• i t r o n ^ on l lipped u f l d n th eir th ird s to g e t 7 1 0 W . P lr*i a munlcntlon south. of S tu a rt and ^ a i r d r i v f t W ^ t o ! t h o r o u g h o f Hie d. explode: Is tnnahie, alm ost p u ttin g tha bail . Jonts outdrove -----»wn in rigulatlpn. figures, i, Von,-Elm one#1 ■own over *u• b= — - AjnUiui F o rt Pierce apme 40 milcr. north of " t j " ‘Wffthe fairway. y°hd thg capp while 'hia chip wi more on the long, twenty-fourth, Von Elni whs still one up. The Airata* >1 T h ret R eh tives Weet Palm Boach.' Storm r o nn dd il--Bobby ° . t>3r>*» drive whs ^ h a n and wa* straight down 3h?™ «2J? he h® conceded tha the hole. hole, but the latter’s accurate approach ilayers nyerK kopt up their terrific pace _. IN T iln t f a t i t P L -. t. Vnn F i M flrra lfi kiwin m w 4<m. — llmost sahk a s l x t h rough tw enty-sixth playing ty foot' putt, the took him within 1C feet of the pup ......Me tlone fu rth e r aoulh then t ' n t n«. th# ^ > rw ay . i j w Cfliforrithn’e . V°n ? * • . * « ! ■ twoi u p ihyy hanging on t L recovery was a ^ l e r f u l shot. a t ‘^ ^ u r t e n t h with a p a r fo u r N. -J., Sept. 18. not known ;he lip while the The bail of the champion dropped overt once more in p a r form. F: ' was ca rry in g hia ball to the.; odge ‘of to Bobby flW. !t. G ' ; . * V H »ns charged with noi Known. ______ . ible to drop n,s his i|v fivo° Icct feet *urthei further ................. from the sfletf Jones drive was ag a in in tho " t j unable w ,,r,,p _ *«• • • •• •' th« n « « . Rntt>...'. wx -i-------1 Th*lr -‘•"♦(i were lomtf and I I I Wort one ahd they drew o ff still The contender then riled h i s ' t f n t rough while Von E lm -w a s out of ;!a.~ - -< Edw ard Wheelthe green, Bobby'* second dropped Th*eir' tee shots were lo A C>..-..pl„e l j „ „ | Miami Again Im dntr] even,i.ii termjs, pU^tt | },0 > |0|0 while id.- Mrs. Eleanor Mills alm ost under the flng but ho o v e r - ' J ^ a l g h t foe the /flag with-lag w ith uuuuv B o b b y ^ ,rpL.J . . i Pu ' nt0 nt0 jtoe nolo wni JoneSvwns trouble. Their seconds were safe Cypress and l»i„( *!>" record a s 'w e l 3 m r j i { ^ KS 0 N’VI L LB. Sept. 18............... .. ..................... o n «. IQ ok j ------— o n e . -(/P> ran hia first put. Von Kim took 10 T5?*!8 « ° « ( l of hia. rival^Jonea* and sure, »nd Von E lm pushed his f * a 1 n par at ■taking the usunl iwo ....... .p utt within six inches r_ of the __ F r a m i n g IBM *** opportunity to through w t ? . J l 'T T 1" " ' ',rea a lon* P«tt and became stymied. aBfn*i* wajl in v" l r «p while his out tnkin 1tb yB™ *w®n ^y‘"cc°nd, both | The Iwenty-foUrth was im ivied i n . first ~ .. I Par fours, leaving Von Kim still cup. J otbs, from a foot away” ShealhltiR Kaocem e, although the fion wa^ «XhlUh™i t G ....? H* ™ W * « rtcer his next past *■? 20 f« » ■hart. Von Elm on. ting forwaird to new to Miami Bench ti,;« t,,r" *1 1 1,11‘ tbo peliat of the champion with his tw0'• r?n hin first. . . nutt v " ............ . » » (dead ! niHland th. Ifni. *n*?ther. t ty,r io ont‘ u,)- The P,n>'crs found their f rolled in his second to halve the Siding his p T m . The L,i®r,k"tho fR r . l,nl,M 210 yards from the too and hole. Von Elm rounded tho tu rn on ■ x. .v t b tl o n . . . . i n n “ . r t o h ,f ,hl H tben' sank U the%nextZfor X ’ k"hotel „nlavere‘frnm * hi. " ,<,nVCVt ""’,k ................ EWjy$ — --- ---* ' VU ... |l«| W , hw^ . wn? h."JVed in Par player lTot° "inking a poa-/close together. Both pitcho 1 close the second 18 holes one up. Flooring who., the W c ,t,rn i : „ r . T ' ,, ' T ' h ! " « w‘»» h i e abandoned or poatfour s. Von Elm holding HI* lead !' » FJm ji train h<*t*nino mu* un at of Celling two up. ^ t r f o T m i i c r f o r p e n u r y 1u™,nih *C " r ,t>nnv rt' ' t i n t 11 the seventh, .-hot tin g a bird':- foil.­ inn, IwlOUT ,'wiUle«B ' Witm-nnoa ca against.'• nB“ " ’"t <'>«-• connect .bines smashed hia drive 265 ____ .to Kn[iby'n nor five. Finish , T h ey * rc A ll-T a k in g “ P o » -ee” C o u fse s m * > r a widow and th re e ' vnrda off the tee. 10 yards ahead & 0tiv ea f Orderafor i W,nd M I’-lm It.M-h • ! "r™ an,I of Von Fiat. The latter'* aecond I Mouldings w*m 15 f«.» ,,«*t the oln, while ‘Lath Mohbv Ixirely rem-h-d the green ' Brick '•non was a foot short w it h .h i s I •■m nut. while Von Kim'* stroke, Lime •k aqv ■Wffcaunj LVr , Elrn'm unable] " s .W f f V f i x w rn g m ’ •M k ‘+ U r 1 Now * 1 ssa ' vT .... ..... . ^ I ^ J j 3 "£,,(1 a'h r rt i 'i 5l - t l .^>v „ £|,j .,f t e . « concsrned, Kalph V. M 1 ,at ...farmer vestrym an In I)r noo,,• Blaster W hite Hock Piaster Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Doors Windows ■bmes dropiK-d a birdie two a t I l,is ‘'"n* «'*•«■« tin- sixteenth roducing Von Kim’s 1 i,! '! '' “ !e.nl |<i one up. Bobby’s iron tost I lUKh, m ig h t b . called b e ^ ' to h«,<j w ith the sto rm exw-M .d to ' ,W V‘ " H m ,,n ' at th« 1HO yard sixteenth dropped! tu ^Lte! Ubet grand nd ju ry rcnth il* height^|a t e tmlay. j Tb,-v halve,I the c^h tV |,„.c in '*nlv >0 foot from the flag and vflow ever, ciiJieii .oiled within ten inches «f the cup, Simpson declared ho hud Von Kim was lust over the edge iJ .t a a f OorallHo did net tell ^ I: r r: <-f the carpet but he almost rolled / t f i w t indicted the four de**/•«» , ho saw when he and r a tn e n n e Hastali wore in u c m tiu ., Bub- , halved tlir *«"•,.mo,*nth in ear rivo: pgKflU n e a r the m urder scene token on board at 5o d c . - t S I,. , i*. ; ; »•«:■ !'■:r e tv on 11, inn;* li»hb.v on - more outdrove hix IhwniJe, Mrs. Hull, her cousin Wald I 7 . -i7 . , , ' • M» 1. 11H'f » I * I •, t f*iA\ t \vt» 1*11' 14 *‘’• •'«1 -'•* the »<-.■citeentli, h :s hall I , . .17 » •west, |> nr i(,,, , ci . , indicted with p* Stwo I ~ brothers ..... .. siiijiv n II vviui, ,. loektnif. V. 1 'r Midh wn; .tl-o li - -.! ■«M-1 •-.min ib.wn :'o v?»riU ahead o f' JWPe prepare-.! to oppose s u m - 1, s h " ls' *h ' nie—uge ' " ' I''i i roundel tha i»>, . Mo, c.Iib’s. Hoth went to their uhg of it Jury from a n o t h e r 1from the st.-amet ■|i ; ii ..a • • i li- i h tr.ini*.), In a»»ies on the attpiwachen but' ' to try ry them, although tln-y , Tt>> - U; 1 |'l -r coil hi leicli (lie green. Hob-I ( hit ' 'b ird let! Hilly eight feet fro m ' we!«r lines I r a. w - ..... ^io Mi'<- I, n.• IJ n •' *”»I •:11 M l iln- flag, but he failed to nink his J J*ry. '■"i Mai r>u :t:yr, i n :trt i i t 't suit. \ o n Klin, also on in ' JIlTour defendants were held ' 1* '* •' {!" - •'< '"•••< > B'.t I ....... tiai:|t,.ct from th. t l r e e . took In- two puts fc,r a hs|f. J m bail. , <ilk train ■| I \a»d nnr t|,r..... V,,., |,;|m ' o n Klin held his advantage of -------------------------1 i‘ r ' A " t , , : " " h ’le< Wei , - - t u M e i l oil WKK?:.mm.. _ I the enurn way, while in .Mnini I . ' 'U i ,llu ' M'ht >f tinluile through the eighteenth cur and power lines were <lo-.vi ,v ,’h" bdt. They "'here their npprom-hes dropped jn. to trouble. IroubI, ... brassic caught I oil",, had «evernl np.>rts ,,f ' "' " 'o " 'ae.l <>n sec , t" Jones’ t. un. t'r.i l i jr -i »• " *........................................... | uprooting of In ree ppif. (,v.w j ,, ' t , n t' »t th e left of the green* y.----- ~ — „ j ,h« vicinty of Miami. , Mm Kim w as in the nil g ra s s to "• the l - rlii th - t i g h t with a wide slice. Both i f P r n m W , M I ,,iKh wave., were ulremlv beein ' Kim out drov - " ' ' ’licked to the carpet a n d then T f O r i f l . »i«K their uttml; ;,|. „e the w a te r ' -n (le- lii It .1. 4 t h r i r t\vn im ttf Id lialvti -------I tron* at I1;,!,-. Iton li. msl ! I.. in hull* III llVI-K. | Boulevnrii w.,<|„ * 1 awa-. in . (Continued from P i i g e T ^ si I Ik- iKimeward iwirds: 'Tfrom down state before i-su- of places by the .I.Jv eale. wa l„. f'-n Hi.i t ..ouc ! h I, ■l> .I ' I l l :t:.t 2 V» HH 7:11 Inr r , r . . t -itb i .. „n.| ' 1,1 E ' im lIt | .in.-, .(7 . 7;( 1 r nrnln^ h,‘ro-” | nimietimber. \ hts anclnni <| M| | ' leantn Sky and gusty moisture Worth were l,,,i,i t ln> w iu n vunii 4 l»y .Ione>; nnd » brecres prevuilt-d here ,-.rlv i " " " .1 to -af" E '1" «» '■i-W o'elnvk. Von I r h«t lino i« „„t ,.x„. v.,n 1 - (‘i '..... ' Iro n in g Hoards; M e d i c i n e t'a liin e ts K' rr I '"I s long d o v e •t f* ,lt'1 le .line ''boost w -nl not ,,f h o u n d s ,! '" lie s ’ k ill SI.arc«| nut a s I r.-iriixHl a t : n ar ,.-.v onto th* I hi l. o Aii-f .|es p| i-. lu-aee Iw ............. up - bv u in n in g the tw.-lfth hi a ' three toi the <hnnii>i<>n'< ........ fn itJone.i mis 1 1 sV *. ,M ,i ,Mjft for ,Mi (• Itweirth U1-1 I ll flafter fi ..1! I.. I t. L _I bidf at III," lioth had cd his ii|i|it-oa«li to th ............ by then chipped up with three foot "f the flag and tapped in n birdie foilc while \ ’on Elm, sh o rt on hi*! l""k v th. ire ptrtl* for a *lx, ............. i i e. jM rv«s iur an,i *1*1.. 1. mutch . 1- wns • . all HciAian* “Baby Mine” cushion end Mops, for bath looms, sinks and cor­ ners, each—* 5 0 c x ■» $ 1.35 $1.25 $2.00 One-Gallon ( ’ans $.1.00 Good serviceable quality Broonisl 85c AND $1.00 EACH DE VOE’S MADE WITH r » l i ENAMELED STEEL CENTER. INDESTRUCTIBLE Will i m t S r ^ l S o ^ J h< h T ,e <-V"e' Er SV f° US‘“ u n , , < ‘r ne e newed. FLOOR WAX Iii One-Pound Can Each ‘ $a -fm R l l»‘avy fomiture, etc. ’•’>V We c ^ i v J , i h Y S " r t ' ? ' ! w ashed, cleaned and re­ w e c a r iy lioth the polishing and dusting mops in the tria n g le shape nt— ‘^Superior” Window Wipers 14-Jnch • j — ^#4 r H * r 4 electric floo F w axing an d polishing Ht'av.v prussjul Htoel, C-iurh rollors Allow m o p ' pass through easily wilh .strong pressure, lir w -t opening ht'fwf’en 'rollers, perm itting use* of I'.’.t sizo mopN. Hunm-rs t»\tra long, prevent-lip*^ :'<*lting ot pail whilt* w ringing mop. For Sale at $42 Each; For Rent at $2 Per Day Malaria, Chills nnd d lo p p e ] ' V J-«WRTCAN 1-2-GALLON CAN m)L l{0™ E S ............ ^ .85 1h a prrsrripion hr j •nv. 'I'h -i,­ " -' •'l'ixmd iiit -1 ^ tr.ip in fiv-nt gj " , ie >>.!' the green whilu the el • cl. a n dit e:i< ericli tool, nit-, to t " rind )m cup. V‘ " * hi 6661 t h - nine, j »♦ $ 1.00 Moughi M r s t N a tio n a l IiHnk j j S n n f c n l . ------------- p j |,,nk ;i sWtM<*|»i||«r him*; liunvic,. J. Made of first quality broom corn — white enamel handle, each $1.25 a r c h it e c t " .t"' I: ■t a wa\ ti tie- -Juii 11;t •• Ik- il.-j.. cut I; with ku e r ie t'c ' "»i Elm was stra: rh s‘ ''end- ill oppe | oil I(. ' from Ins Sir.,, LOAN ASStHTA'riC E lto n King Cotton 124-OZ, !20-OZ. 16-OZ. SANFOIti) IK lI.ni.VQ H Winds Strike "Coast To Cut « U h e clouds nt intervals. i W VsT I I ' T T i i v -s , , r. t»plng sought safety along the - r ' ... ‘ ' ' *' 1 .4 , const and several v e s s e l s '. tr-.p,. m! st.„-... that Kloaded with outgouig c a rg o ’I ,M‘“ r Na' :'UI hi-t night ,v , ' ^retttn'ncil in the hurlior here V"' , ,y ' ,lr bur, an t . i f , y e 8tcrriay. fearing to pul t „ | ,l,,y bing the m r , , . , hi- p«Wi|ll c iu ft si nrrleii in yes -1 “0,,Jht-asl Morida coast am] „i..v T '* n d .none vratured out «f nif s,'ght!y north of .vest It lootings today. i attended hv winds of hnrricam si- , ------‘ | r',rt'e *•«*«»* -its center. Ini,ric.iim IMI, Sept. 1H M4>)—Ship. Y'm '.,M« s «•'«• displayed on I hr tM ‘'" v<’r •’nrly fwluy „ hirtdu c a s t south of T itu-ul!,. i. *''rst r°fcc of the tropi- K,,y and nortmcard .,u r'„. *Mt * i"f° w,,* of l''l,irida. Northeast i ...... ch 'centered >i i u t c i yes- Wwl N assau, capital city of storm warning- are dl-plnved ' im u Islands. th»* Alabama coast and the " Mt)y/ dropping bafomoter maindor of the l-'lorida coast wadlly rising wind nnd seti l she approach of the storm l ’f a " reported from Havami T»aat n 'g h t us having a wind it Cushion end Mops, made of hii>h [guide spun cotton—contains no linters or sweepings—can be used either dry or witltli oil. . Frames and Scrt* Made to Order >01111.1 , ,,r •' 'r.,. MOPS •. *<v- Dengue or Ililinus Fer It kills the ffrmi J3 T 5 K - ..... -,fi-,M Tl-o twentieth hole wa* haln-d in " ' !Md»-d Ikvir ir„„ -hots the l-tii fours. Drives «,f both phiyi-eA N . b , one of the best „f the women performers gr»-. ii. "• l ""’ lo line, with Hobby’s halt ' "" b.lm ran lii.N iipproiuh a lb yuiils to the front. Voii Kim’s U|,pl*r i•', A,rs- ............. .p . contest in Omapork-persunding a r t. H ere’s ' ..... weeks old right owny C. W arner, of Wurncrsville, v.’t - * II,» S O irk, tln i'l |j Hr xiIr J TH HANFOBII III II.DiNf; LOAN ASSOflATK Local Phone 8. $J§Lr '■v^SS .? 4 $ Long Distance Phone 842 •• '-,w» r1', 'ity °f 100 milts un hour. bM iam i Brat'h n heavy , m f -pounding 20 fi't't or 11,<rr*.* *J¥ L-‘.- x'-- • -r-- - - Economical Tramporlotion SANFORD GROVE M .A T F TO CT.ASHIPV n°f*tfollo ,-ont,lining W0t»lo papers ot South.-, Curnoaiiy between Hive, (,'arjJgMJ St. J o h n s (liver, l.iberal if found notify Sanford opartm ent. (< ‘Amid Majestic Pines >> Favored Homesites - a marvel of handling ease k J J E O N E THING W If I t ’ll I 0 8 T E V E R Y O N E L IE EH. rr ~ t .^ i « _ ‘^ „ ' V,f eCl ° f , ,<ulk . C l e v r o le i L c a r o t h e , 1m . p lic ity o f its g e a r sh ift— e x p e r i e n c e t h e f l e x i b i l i ty „ f . h . velvety a c c e . e r a t l o n - . h e |jm always safe in ordering la not «nly deltolotis uud f*,' but nor pure fruit fl«\ r e xest to it t h a t is irresist- im a z in g s m o o t h n e s s and pow er o f its m o d er n v a lv c d n - h e a d m o t o r — th e t h r il l o f its r em a rk ­ able steering ease nnd the q u ic k r e s p o n s iv e n e s s o f i t , b ig , o v e r . s i z e b ra k e .I O n ly th e n c a n y o u p o .,ib ly ap p reciate th e Hi V OIld m u i | , e y lln d ” * o c r ’ ing buyers by th e thous> ands each week to choose Chevrolet In preference to a ll other curs o f anywhere near equal cost! Come in to­ day and get a demonstration! t e e !S i O B 5 H-Ton Tn Onf: 1 765 The homesiies inSanford are particularly favored by both the work of nature and man. Nature provided the high rolling ground and the virgin pine growth. Man provided arterial Way and is continually shaping the course of the city southeastward. •3 7 S *495 AH prioMf. o-b. FUiu. UUh. IfctV _iiL, r 0 m atnjp* Wumj. sufficient nnd errs m to “ “ ■f flavor and body with<ft leb cream powdsr, I BSKif.. •• , ; a t your degJer. iwkAri'v Sanford Avenue at 10th Street P h o n t 249 QUALITY. AT LOW • • W m '* *»>»,•;*j • • hH HH WMmm L. C. MILLER, prey. ne. First National Bank Hldjf. i a i l a e l a Lena L M X'l*m \ ’-ffigai™ ■p'C"r„ ’o Friends, 9 Thousand t a » d 5 ! » g M i u N S s r A m i| Itles Apart, Tell Jokes A nd WR.I. BROADCAST F A R M REPORT! fveExperiences OverRadio i M eIh • ' '.C™.,.-.': -l' ; ' - - . . • if'*!' • y :V;-v SA \ W N ' l l . (la.. Sept. IS (l*| " b e n \tkitilir ( oust Line ti iiu *••"'*•••» '' arrived at the I 111111 ’ 1lion t:iil\ tiiis morning ii was <Ji invi-i.-l a mail - toragt- ear had b"*n e n l.iiil and t.,-\eral parkages M DIIO Will (liv e llotiHekeepopi-nr^l. t'r.s’ Chat Ami Vtirluus While everal packages had boon lu res K urnished by A i'iieclopein-d, I I - coali-ut.s of all except ••in- sci io- d tn have been loft be­ turul D ep artm en t o f 11. H. hind by lb- thief. Only a |>air of • hues is kimwn t be missing. I 4LLAHASSKK, Flu., S, m is ■a „!W VtillK, Sept. IK iilirinkage of the world through Ifc- of radio and (olograph has Iiltnl two Pufho Nows camuraJ" aiaiutain an inlimnto lup for sovon yours, aljb thoir work often kopt thorn , _ •'Pc Florida will join a number B'y 'a world n parl.’’ ..........; FORT I.AUDKBAI.K, Fla.. 17. TO MAKE LONG FLIGHT of o l l n r s ta te s of the counti.\ on lira, lu-o „ r tho "buddioH" —t/l»t— Motor Macbini t IIOA1K, S,-pl. 17 UI'* I'reiniei ran"- to light recently when : Mute .1. II. Storey, stationed at .Mussolini ba.i older,-d Gi-n. Noliile, O,‘toiler 4 in lirnailcustiitg l->r the wi-ie f(, r separated th a t t oast (Junnl Base No. •!. wa ; t,-r one of lb-- iiii-riilii-rs of I In- oxpi-di- rude* world matt rial to lie furnish­ un v.-iges, serioils an,I jok- lihly Inirnid iiero i-'riday . l u r ­ tion that • ros.n*,| tin- North Pole ed by tile l ’liitetl S ta le s States |h.nl t„ |„> relayed' through ing an explosion in tin- onglnc ill the diiii-ible N'orge to |ire|inrc ib p a rtm e n t nf a g ric u ltu re , a . . o u t ­ ing to inform al ion received I n n . •iodic ol'I'ice. room of a purlol boat. Ston y i-t fnr a fligb, fin ,11 Home to lim-mis S taton WHIM), at W inter Park, not i-xpL-tti-d to lit.-. I 'a 11 of 1Ik- Aires. Tin- fli,:bt lias b’-.-n In Tropics And Arctic is li led am ong o th e r brniul. i-ling boat was blown a 0 f, i-t by th, - foi l I- lor the e'nl of l!(2K. |l will b<- centers which will announce daily un-. 1 are ('hurloH Charlton, of the Must. Iiiaile ill n dirigilde, the coii'true piograin.- from the federal agrirul|*itli In- Smithminiun-Chryslor (inn of whi. b alien,Iv I1.1 ; I...... b<- t ill'll I depart men t. Acording to those who' wilnnt.s-> Wintei Park ®*io’i in Tanganykn Torri- I'd the explosion of the patrol Kim. will give a lion - 1 ke e p e r’s i lia! amt 1Ka 1 Africa, uml Maurice boat jnimhor 2111, 14 sudden roar variiniM special features. with _the....George heard UI uml housing 0 of pn.nn, .,1...... “ Pal,, ; was "iw Iti-Mto 1.I tho me niiintijig 1 tin me According Li the Radio Si rvicn. TRAM MI'Ll. TO Sl’KAK Expedition on tho j engine room wn> blown ten feel in of the depai'tiiient, the n. u if.i/r .Morrissey off hllKinoro- 1the air, falling upside down. Sinr.-v «ai the 1 lin Arctic Afpl p Ocean, f teiin 11 h li it .............. a. ' , i* LAKELAND. I'l i,, K,-pi. 17 U ’> , roiucut farm p rogram - , which ["••nr u *n%4 t - 1was sen to* jimb1 .1 (In- wn-ckag. I’ark T. >Trauinicll, Stat,-:< cover a Wide se.i|.e of Intel.■ t, will * o'-i w I111I. with his Ills clothing 11 flame.-;. Monies. II II. 1 '• lan in u u . nlliiit.-.i o 1 .'Mine:, blief -ligest ..f the llio'.l timely, iii" t recont message s e n t ' motes called to Inn to jump in(o | *-*i,«t,,r hu.s ucccpteil an invitation be p e itim n t fact . woven into s lm y Oiaill 011 to Keilcrman f o l - 1 , *,M water, which lu- did. | *'* 1 pnncipal K,|eal.i-r at a form, eurefulL a d apted t-i iimIii, l 111 imiicf uutcil form hut nth-J In pulling Storey from iii ,-1l»ig “ fa 1ill In Florida' rally tn In­ liri • 1 illation. Tin- special proi'iam In-Id at Minim 01, tin- evening oj 1 it appoarc-d on th o ' water, parta nf the skin on the .September 2.7 it was nimniinei-ii to­ features will cover a full range of U..L.I .................II miln's hand were imllcd away, day. Tin rttlly i; expected to Itrilig in te re sts reacln-d liy all lair,-aim ♦Imgs Kelly, Hope you exposing the flush. tiigellicr Hev, ral thousand |ico|d<' of tin, d e p a rtm e n t. your wnlruKcs and n nrw haisl' Anothor man hail left lliir eaglnh The p ro g ra m to m- hroa.l. aht hy m t n re here around 100 In I ro<,,n n,dy a few inoinentn In-foie WBl.lO will roiiHist of talks by GETS POLICE C H IE F JOB “ A unt S a m m y ," a new radio friend V Have ju s t returned from 1 extd°*i<*n ..Hnrg,-,i ro u r. P arts of. the unassembled enx , /A, v p (l;i. .-n pi. in V* safari.. Chorgeil four ............. M 1't,1. \, iNT St pt. 18 i/r» (/!’) — ami neighbor, tin- aatioiin. i iaent ,h"ios. Got corking istuff,1 wl*'*'1'. Storey was workingjG. M. Gorman, a |iatrolnmn no tho statea, win, will be heard from JO a m ’;: «l-.li-r «isier.” U nsS jj w»rns in !c»^. Mann (Dr. (l)r. *wt*r<l ” lf,wn fifty' h-ot lo I he* <li*rk Atlanta pollrv Iiiifl*, oiti *, • announm ■*>«» /ii titiiiti 111 m11( t I.l station:;. “ (Inch- S .... M. Mann) and I charged of the Mocassin, the houseboat at ]yesterday that' In- bad acce pted (lie the speaker ip calb-d, is (I..... fficinl 3 ■""ly lions, also herd Imffa- the base. A dofenite cause of th e.p o st of chief of police of Hialeah, tadiu ri-preKoiitatlvo of llm Bureau, 1 of Homo Economics of tho dopnrt« lB Olo-b, except native bear- ncclilcnt -has not Ihjiiji ;;iv,*n by ■w*|R mont. Sim has n senso of-hum or.. Commander PorcheT. It in thou-ht ‘ r r|. also one Boor hunter re ­ is the friendly sort, uml knows all that tho injured man was working FARM RELIEF ESSENTIAL in boHpitnl. Leaving now with tho gcnert|tor of the engine about thu now wrlnklns ami f-no WASHINGTON1 Wlr., ik i/in swiik mo new wriiiKins umi i<n PJ> five day distant fo r ele- and that in some way stiarks got * “................................ ™ IN,’ X i,l™ .-'y r t ,» I" .m l w.ill rhino, hippo. Inltiuted Into tho bilge wner where gasoline ............................ Imr x .1 thorn _ In a style all lie ..... 1U2K were .......... warned ...........today ..yv by_ Sen«f " n g o g o tribe with tech- cooped Into tho yntcr. own, it was stated. >■ •ntnr Frazier, AmiiugmC Republi­ Friltlit many wives os I wish. Tim special features to bo brou<(-j9 can, Nin th Dakota, that a belief in I*011 1annot beat th a t ’ with SCIIONEK GOES DOWN tlm nci-cssity of farm rolief logisln ,-art nt Wintor I’aik will include a j a a#tix. Will swhp your leoMy letter service, n utoblngni. 10 tion i-* a pre-re,|iusito for a .-m| tk,n F'"1 good fox pelt. Mann ch-iL- by the weather man, u j * cessfnl journey to the Whi m<' reirards P„tm «nn NANTUCKET, Mass.. Sept. IR *:• fgi town farm ers, inter- ' “ P utm ann « n d ' _ ( / p ) - T h o schooner Rehoeccn R. House. He said no Candida -•dt.i agricultural economists .■ „ . „ IDouglnsH, of Mnchlas, Maine, was who <lono not believe hi fur . ' ' \ farm news digest. oiR crm en a Reply ... J a u n k In Pollock Rip Slue, Nan- relief run bo elected. nftcr thin message was r e - 'tu c k e t Sound In n collision with COURT GRANTS WRIT FILM STARS WED K>'llcrmaii answered Vrith th e j the atcam er Eustcm Crown, limt . TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 18 YENTURA, Calif., Sept. 18— 1nn "i>c: night. Seven men were brought — f/D—The Stato Supremo Courts *ur wire g re a t s tu f f but wlU ashore from thd wreck.-today by. Uf) — Ixjw Cody, film actor, and today granted a writ of alternative Mabel Normand, «croen actress, nerd of wild w alrus against, 0- coast guard boat, The cargo of mandamus u>g)ii Mayor C. Hiiims any d « y | , Norwha), tathsi kept tho schooner afloat uh- ■wer^ married at 3 o'clock thin Brandon of Perry, to show euuag inoroing by county . recorder IM,la r bear, caribou seals th a t tribunal why he rQ/ Thomas Nlolnndt, ho announced to­ boforo P rt'fiil up bore. No cskirpp . COWBOY FOUND GUILTY fused to sifCU bondn of a $25,000 day. This aroused th e ' county I yet Imt Inyoughlbeq offars Issue for civic improvomonts. Th^s *il r i * n v i,id Sent tr ■Mn kl rcltirk■nntlii obta obtained a liconso at 2 proceedings against tho mayor P? adopt chljdran. , Tem^ —1»«- four eiu r cniiaran. Tetni *»*»•* *, r—r WilUnmY"RJd" D o n n tn ^ n f oformrm ^ fflA ° M i h.e_5Sro.ri!* wore brought by members of th» twentyiolght. s Hope Ito William “Red" Donnldsoti, or and hud the ceron\ony perform­ town council. • ' t> uext month a n a ' th thaw ** T®*a8 cowboy, was found guilty aw Jer In, t h i .first degree of *ed ' .nn . hour , . *later, . 'ishe announced. *-- t . ■■‘.'I i West Film Beach—Work nea pH MulUns, p f Onrjf, by a jury [^,Pn will w ebt o«ch othdf In Palm Harbor—Chamber of Com­ Ing -completion ' on new Fieri) today, *LUi a racommendntlon Power' Ir.A Idiht 1 Company's i,” th a t he be sentenced to life lm- merce orgnnixed In th ls 'd ty . i until, other,,d lffleo lt »s- prlsonipenjt Dorfcldsqn'Y1- - - «rgplan$ costing 1275,000, *nU s°nti fb«m ! — -jorldo a such'* lllnn St, l.OOP.OOO apes rnua ■y to e re c t,h rout in* *iJpW T •'r y.y Machinist Is Badly BurnedlnExplosion Aboard Patrol Boat Promotes mi*- • . ^ 4-07 £ AVi-Cffi I )oos not the luxurious thought of a com­ fortable future appeal to you? Tho triflintv sacrifices necessary now will quick­ ly fade when you become the proud pos­ sessor of your home. ATISFYING E R V IC E - ------------our auto renting system I fart ary to our pa have the Niductiun 0 (lesirn, nnd e«n ’iU yV they have a ntuHlfuqe/! choose from, and “ ' “ toed perfect, ' m ~ otlierwisH, and the t»y the ' nr hy the t a f f ft| tie trip tiro reasonably tow. -■ Reel Myrtle Are. und J a ^ j ■ 3 ’fi H O M ES. 1 i r"?n house on Dnlun Avrnus. nne bleitk ( n i | ^ l.oke fluL-1, doable garage with apurtmtuU .a r m real buy. - 4» Phone 48 G rove__ i fl-roma house on corner Myrtle A venae and 7i conveniently lornled to itrhools, garage. Th|* 1 priced lo sell ^ tg 'a ’ - ’ti COLCI.OUGH REALTY COM?*? Sanford Building & Loan Association 311 Klrnl N allonuTUank Bid*. SANFORD, FLORIDA ir Real Estate iM > 3 - • - 'tiiHE — On 1 r>,- Fv Building pa tori wlH stood Up i V ia — ....... (B. "" NGER BOAT WELAKA , * * t ‘ •• ‘ * I k • rapli f f i pH *■ . Touchlnjrat Grden Hprlnffs for tho convenience1 of thode wlvu wiah lo swlm. U ; * l o o ff e r ; iT-iA !. ti-f. Two TiipR—2:30 jc ti. and 4:3Q mi; t .AV: VT ■ • — ,, "w - ' • ' ' •" . _ ' MniirM TraMMrlifMg fi. "• , , . ' ( gsatliw, * AJ&fllt �w*1JV.’.•** tav t rr.t 4jfcAi> */» V iB iiS chui in to , f o w t f r i ' f i e l d s m u g t b e t h a t O r i e n t a l c o m m i f g f o n w h i c h is l o o k i n g o v e r A m e r i c a ’ s r e l l g i o u a l i f e t o s e e J u s t h o w w e l l C h r i s t l w r i t ^ . 'i s w o r k i n g I n th e g r e a t U n ite d S ta te s . . , ‘ - ■ •■■■ BY A f t f r t m BRISBANE ' (c»»r richt in * , hr l u v c..» r * u U ------ -Jz---- - mm ggp! GEORGE EASTMAN, fo r whom teiu of millions profitably press the button, while he does the rest, arrives from the African jungles, 3 5*JV leaving seven lions, one rhinoceros and one buffalo with good cause for complaint. They did not dream that a 72-year-old philanthropist would come all the way from Rochester, N. Y., to shoot the life out of them. Having beon invited to adopt th e Christian religion, havaix so j,n* been P oach ed to most earnestly by m issionaries'from V « r "Christian Am erica,” these students come with open minds, and keen intelligence, to see if in accepting Christianity they I t R i All oliltuury would be qccebting the best religious beliefs and practices. . -1 thanks. resolution* r*nt«rtoln(unntn where In daily Increasing numbers th is unofficial commission, l*fh Will he rherKctl Irtltlnir rate*. made up o f young studehts from India, China, Korea, Japan, the Phillipine Islands, and other Oriental lands, is gettin g W W t lA T H D H t < K « a t*<l Pr**f» la exclua- at the facts as they see them. And when they have ac­ --t1 * wlt t h * oa# f o r rv ­ Q I A l l news n ia im lc lie a quired th e knowledge they are seeking, they will go home KILLING LIONS is useful, but 1 p a p e r «n<l n lim D im illh h c O h e r e in . A l l and give their country the benefit o f their investigations. Mr. Eastm an has work on hand Ic n t ln n o f m*iit IiiI *rn alao reserved. And so far these visitors are not finding anything exalting ten milliorp of times more useful, iY w8EPT. 18, 1928 or superior about our vaunted Christianity. O n e y o u n g | namo,y the devc, 0Pment ° f educa­ ’ <>» Korean declares that the American “m anufactures his own tion through moving pictures. De­ lliO Pl.ATKOHH voting times and intelligence to G od,"'and “cages Him in his dogm as,” accordingly the th a t work he will render service l i l p k e a t S a n fo r S 'a f ro n t American thinks that the Hindu has his own God, the Mo­ to all living children and to bil­ Sk^ralrr ronte to Jnrhann- hammedan his own, the Chinaman his own and so on- Just lions unborn. . . . . ,. Of fit# -f o h n a - ln - as the American’s whole life is based on competition, so also rtsfhrer t'an^l. T H E E U R O PEA N steel -.nt is he bases his religion on competition. Just as he thinks, [ • I w h lt r w a y . » « * l. t r a a la r n n r la . "Aniericu F irst” so he thinks “American God first” and is now in shape, ami old fashioned trusts look small compared with o f t m lld ln p r o - in consequence intolerant and aggressive. » * ra , h o te l.., u p Irw. l*al«n f« r liir r r n a r il a few oT th e opinions expressed by these v isitors, hut every A rnerican'calling him self a C h ristian shotdd read every word VER 8 K FOR TODAY , ‘UT AWAY • i imvej these O rien tals have to say about C h ristian A m erica. They ra-raln u t the Lord * * * Th may be rig h t. “ ‘h nut away Thv sin; Thmi <||o,'L , 2 1Sam. 12:i:i. The young K orean we quoted a m om ent ago declares th a t th e av erag e A m erican “ fails to u n d erstan d th a t Cod is l(YER.— B|cnsed is the nmn Ktransgrosslon is forglv cn, one, th a t tru th is universal, and th a t h ere are several w ays ',Sln is covered. of realizing th e Infinite, and th a t one may realize Him in •• ’’THE OLD DAYS social se rv ic e ,.a n o th e r in w orship anti m editation, and still you lore the old days, a n o th er in ascetic p ractice.” \daya of long ngo, breezes, th eir sunshine, T h irte e n th C h ap ter of I C o rin th ian s.” in dealing w ith lawlessness. Time and tim e again citizens of our country have been cruelly treuted and murdered by Mexican brigands who have successfully eluded all attem pts to apprehend them . H Of course Am ericans persist in going where such conditiona e x ist because they^find a lucrative business in so doing. They have discovered that*the mines o f Mexico can be made •*and other pcaco > expected to do ^•vent dog-racing * “t epuaty. Tho Ujis sport, (f h*v« sounded tWt to determine ^ M ,th s largest S a Pr ^ UtCL 7 U * flock kindly w.'^ho pro«bpuld be *f .plMM rest i l i i[y\. a^ vp, f l Ualjle Hilver’ TheY find their w its I1:6 competition .ci m em s u i i e r a n d ^t-Anything in Made*. ;'k \rp-' . I.' * ■■■Mteataw rm ; .wa • ■ ' "]' V J;,,i, :, u I Uov.em, nml kind a?fist- bttifdlnjV'' fifK Ttor/io ctondM • r *e. during the death and burial! lit St{jto CoflogE| ” Ite m . my nelghborn and fririemi ■■, vim m’ e. r fnUirr. 190 kindly assisted me at t -YL Lucy A.pvn.ail I of my huabnnd. i alio w; h Ml. :<l d Mrs. \V. I!.’ A-;» I1 ,,i|| express my npreeiaUon for i Mr. nud .Mrs. S YVornLuff bcnutiful floral offerings. V ' ■ Mr: F, f. M- I.., H im i Mrs. Rosa S. II.iy. “ ri«* -fJo#a This*** HiriL if-. - uoutehfsffi SANFORD rrU lL D m LOAN iSSOClATli ""‘I Ml .. I A. T'likn-li ’ Tuesday • !•>*« l!'* 1 ,, th,‘ ff"c»fly. the bane of English gardeners. The trouble hntt been that the ladybird, which fn .t-Z thj Kret,»fly for brwk. lasr lunch and dinner, has not been getting on the job early enough. r m Goldenrod 3 9X w PRQVIDENCE. R. L, NEW S At the Churches All Phases of Electrical Work Spanish Bungalow 1 ' nero he will be the Morning worship and sermon, II ■o»cs for several days. o’clock. Subject of sormon, “Tho Meaning of Membership in tho i t ! r . *ret McLaney is tho Mightiest Movement of History.” ; °f her aunt, Mrs. Young People’s Unions 0:45 o'clock. Evening Sorvico 8 o’clock. Sub­ '• c - L. Jonos of At- ject of Bormort “What i* the Mean­ "pending several ing of These Race lit Attacks?’’ cl‘y ns the guests of Baptismal service 8 o'clock. Wednesday evening servlco 8 o’clock, f \ “ r- McLendon-, left r Tampa whore' aha INTERNATION BIBLE *“Mt of Mr*. A. E. STUDENTS ASSOCIATION ♦ • Junior Company class 10 o’clock. Continuous from 1 p. m. to Subject: “Tho Way to Paradiso." VI p . m. --------Adult ’ Bible Study, 11 o’clock, TODAY 'osnford Thurafer aft* Subiect: *The Divine Plan." , ‘J>c "umfaer In Ft. . Adult Bible study 8 o’clck. Sub­ Laura La Plante in :»nd Pinehuret, N. C. ject "Deliverance" the latest Bible' exegesis by Judge Rutherford. “HER BIG NIGHT” Strangers and all interested are I i *iS‘ ? ’ ^vtton and cordially Invited to any, or all of dabby Vernon Cbmedy . • daughter, Laurelle, these'meeting*. mnFJrlW from cFU J j "Dright U ghU " t rinehurst, G«. where CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH • -” » --------n for the poet three’ Sunday,school 9:45.o’clock. Ed ||i MONDAY — ■£ h ; j . Witt Randall, superintendent.- . Classes from all .ares from th# Otto Duma*, ‘and youngest HaJry Langdon, the King of new to the oldest, * ; Qomady- fit Jit AgSt*’ iSY b ers^ class for young women Is Ing or« w it h At t r a c t iv e ■ym i l 'l I -: : t m .' ll O: .it ll- .<• i> iv j ' i. 110 G ' >!>’ ): 11 M IK! 'm tli r: in g POWER Heating Estim ates cheerfully given. Consult us before w ir in g , V Alii __ _ ^ l l / | ° iv i __ .wh,- gonised with Mrs. Varn • ’ swson ■ tM 815 Parkt•('*Ave * i*• j m fV f ‘ • Doug__ i M f XmA i i h u i i i n ' •’v'A’i’ M P K U STRONG MAN" 'Charity Ckaag la f f l i j w t l ^ f oe y u iu » ( o l j j vi ■ V« ’ O dd be- B roth 5 Rooms With Bath ;/ iiar u®y 1 • , 1- . i.. Ir.t *ijHTi:i* M lr il ilrilli if* I l ' l « 1 ud.tiM - ”,, (r.i ’».* n ‘ n.»J n .i',-n il r u f l l i . s — V .,»1 .GU __ ('ll III Ic O n e T a b i c o f |*’:im v \ \ , iL. s i S I . (10 I..i0 values— L'l l'l I,'. f.udies' Silk Hose; v.iijie*: nn I:i n. i* ;>!| 'inca 'I’-'hle Ciotbs for— C'lwo m il. # 1 .0 0 •««.*.•••. ___ $ 1.0 0 and ( hildrc.t’s > a r 'liiu e lv . lit. H om peis— \ allies—- 9 1.00 •« - ai*’ I ** l> MI lilKKI J^l.CO I'mviJr*. (»r*e va I(it's— I 've yards best Pajama Checks for—•‘I'1' Hoys’ Si r . and $ 1.50 .ShiTt *aTidlriJt’i’wc. *’)" oae-lut/f yards fa-it colored ,; ?.: i:*!;*. and fi|;u ed Crepes for school ' die.- u-.’— ________ $1.00 , 8 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 l ive yards f.isf colored I’crcal priqta . n m l M i’i j n v — 51.00 rDesirably Locatad v Price Reasonable , Easy Ye ' • ‘'.•L'.'.i’.i.v' INQUIRE One Man’. Shlrl, J2.0P imil f 2.,’iO values for— ______________ $ 1 .0 0 v Ladies' ISp Hand kerchiefs; one dozan for— ‘; TlY $ 1.00 . . -m m $ 1.00 Menu $1.50 Union Kuili Book Coat. Medicine Chast, Kitchen Cabliet, Ironing Board, c 1 '■ M i u M H a i 'I fi'a na MKN’S Ilb’|»Al!T5!i.N I' !Men’.‘i Lisle Snx, .‘lac value :. I n;iir i nr Men’s Fancv Hordcred H an d k erch ief;; M for— ‘ BUIW-IN FEATURES _______ ___ _______ 91.00__________d _________________ ? 1 . 0 0 __________ v i.il— 1’l n in j ^ | S 1 .0 0 .sJ.iJi) S, s i fi.*-i ii'iier— !. \ I 1! L tnlie*’ 1! ;p _____ » IS \\ , 111 L atlii’.s' IMitslin uwii ________ and W ednesday! .> . . ’IVdh nnd l iiSnn Sui/ - I.adit s ' m 4 M OTOR C A R S p o r c h a w in g Amusements and the hoy is den His father ' Thei r expressed objection wan ( and dntea rtrmklle isstj,.H to keen l!■ B and mother do not dnk so well of that it vloluted the Biblic-al injunv- tlicir knees fn,ni kuockinir boxing. » ■ tinn that man should rnirn his Sis 'L 1C JMic. |l=s= FIRST NATIONAL BANK I »»» t 'I M Teach Your Children to Save „ | t.ho’!5h,i) ,<?r licighbor may S Jiurnd by tb^ sweat of his brow A COURT in P* tnsylvania has I heir obvious and roul objection country. ordered the Philadelphia sesqui- wns that one man could operate centennial exhibition closod on tho power press whore as four men Note to prohibition nuthorltlesf Sundays. If thcro Is good reason wore- necessary to run the bund for closing the ex)>osition op Sun­ press. PoT,min nUr,‘H 8hT th**r° aro l t ’day thero is a good reason for Today lnbor welcomes labor suv- Suitos! " Vnitvil closing it every dsy. Tho Judge ing dovices. .. _ Modem production must won« wonder, mii,t ,<'>’ that tho Ruler of the f0111? "J1 ',V ° ni“i,* ‘«ined hy the *, . / , - maintained by tho universe should jeavo Niagara ! ”«*»«» of nR the lnbor in the world « l ^ k,y.mttandn?r» movies „ jot inf fa lls exhibition open on Sunday hails of all tho laborJn the world ninety million, which and why He doesn’t cover tho work of hundreds of men there is dirty dishes in the sink. Rocky mountains with a blanket no surplus of labor. In civilized from Saturday to Sunday midnight. countries Vlrltunlly everything in t h ^ wwintei. I n t S T ?Look r\ flv,ni? out. S(,m« nt Niagara and tho Rockies are slso done by ninchne, but unemploy­ ino ment is locul and temporary. Long them are desperate drivers. Instructive expositions. opposed by labor, the machine has more wprk and better ENGLISHMEN LIKE to think furnished pay for labor.. t o TU t a eli « S 0 ,h"* h“™ ■*•!(! tluvt they (loscsnd from Wiliam Thus does man, actuated by sel­ the Conqueror. His mother was a - ^ ........... .. «'n now. n tanner's daughter, washing clothes fish motive*, often oppose hi„ own in tho brook, when tho Duka of enuse, yet labor can not bo con­ You,can hop back into bed with 3 demned for obstructing mechanical Normandy firsts sew hor. « Y ^t h n s L cr ,i f *» development * t,» Ultfe who*, every nhsw< Leonardo dA. Vinfi, Ulegititiato phono when tho alarm S mechanical lmb»vomont served to clock rings. i poor • padxaot woman. «upin c re a a r .;a b w a 4 r-g m io ra l unem­ d hla i W*tic brothers ployment fclstors, ’g.mother whoso Indus tomorrow. IB ja .presents an awe* YouTlvdo better.8^0U‘ itlon Or you’ll do for sumo ‘ * 'W eal picture father to whet)1’ upon 'what jS !1I ' l NOTICE TO PARENTS ’ROGRESS BKNKFITS ALL _TOM SIMS. KHi n Advertising MeansLBusiness YOU ARE told it is manly to 1 1 encourage prize fighting. Boxing I OWENSBORO, KY., RECORD IH supposed to stimulate courage ; of tho right kind. It didn’t stim- I A century ago the first power of hnndicrnft * tnlate any of the famous American I | newspaper pres* was put in ope-1 f„cfllre W h e n ' m * c h , ! Ml m u rtu fighters enough to send them into 1ration Prior i , i *an ure. When everything was the war, where they /could have vl , . , , n nowN>apcrs overproduction and unemployment fought to their content, Ut,L prin‘ed <>n hand presses. Now that everything is made by When the war most of slowly and laboriously. The first nia|*r’,u* “ lur‘‘ 'M under-pidduction them retired unde. ____ bed ... or power press was run by steum.! U"'_ W"rk f° r a11. found "soft places” t#Hchlng box­ I he hand press had an output of ing to real fighters. 250 «»PlM On hour. The steam TWO SMALL boy aged 10 and press increased the output to 1,The proposed coal mining m eas­ 12, played "Jack empsey and i 100 copiL’8 nn hour. When this ure indicates rnmeone h a s been do- 1 Geno Tunnoy,” Dentpsoy, the 10- , fir"‘ power pruRs was placed in m g some deep thinking. kn<,(,ked the other boy >operation In the office of the Lon I .i:- INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT OF PUPILS ENTERING GRAMMAR SCHOOLS PS;Security LumberCo .j- “ n 1< \ 1 S. LUMBE i t 10+' •*L btel Arrivals BE YOURSELF .r'" "s.Vw; TallaW ieci L- B l * ^ sympathy, I for cftnskrtie)fei» ojT^dnhioxli t!v,,r„ rsr-'r«,W**1 |." r I wisl* to express n» Wednesday Colonel Waller Guinness, minisTurner C i r c l e will | ter of agriculture, cip'r.med »'I Mrs. S. W. Varn at , | about the ladybird work in tin [l50f> Palmetto Avenue, Services fur Sunday. Sent l'l i bouse of commons, indefei.iHn" S A N F O R D CEMENT I tfcck. «.| the expeud;'u-es of b~ ' „ ^ , " rc "» Sunday s c lL d ‘ l some department. lie Spaulding Circle wil 1 1 PRODUCTS CO " (',ot’k. D. P. Dougins, „ home of Mrs. J, S Dudent. Everyone is invited. | Mr. Lloyd George, bind 31h and Maple Phnn, Holly Avenue a t 8 policy favors doing everyth.n*' W(,j| Mrs M. B. Dodd was visiting 1Possible to aid the fn,|.|. ■ S. Babbitt will e n ter Mrs Roy Rlonigcr and M »’■>» l „ llr . , ||t as others, approver ( .,! .M-l Guin1 rs. (icurge nchron a t her homu on I a rk er last week. cr-t welfare in the iadvhird'i *! ' C I ’ 1" " H e r r ci*h i i | | , | j , t |rtmo' at 12:30 o ’clock half. is Lillio Ruth Siamcer. SANFORD Bl | | (j)|N(J Grllm t;C° 7 o Ma^Hh of fowling Ice cream so long a staple a r ­ S m f i."pent ,S uturdny nn(l Sundny ticle of diet in the United States LOAN ASSOCIATION c . R.a r s ; r ,,“"1 Mr but until recently regarded in E'lgGcorge P arker .v . i '! • "" ",orc than a ra ther Jrnde Hotel of his *five acre Z i tS. hp ‘'ubious luxury, finally has won *r, Miami; Allen John- on the i l l tangerine grove i off.es| recognition here as „ valuK. Hn-; U. W. Coffmun, of St I 2m Mr' Min8" " |nA,,lc f0~» "tuff. Duplication of the F. I., Hudson, JackAuR»"tine. Mr. and Mrs. American plan of its c e n tralize’ IIjer Perry, New York; ,i.i" .0 ”. , eX,ppct t.° »"d mnke| manufacture on a large scale unon, Jacksonville; F. O. this thetr home in the nenr future | der siiHlein methods of efficiency 1and cleanliness kmi* F. .Hyen, Jacknnlmpss is recommended by a£ d ,Mrs’ Ky s‘‘r Brown ,rf the Imperial Ecoimniic (’ommittee Miss Carmeta Barber, lovely daughter of Mr nn.l 'M",’; % W inter Pnrk were calling ut W. J of Marketing. her was among the Sanford girls who w .Ilt MWl, ” „ ! | t . , ! „ * '''j ( ollicutt’s home Suniday. , That will si and t ho lesl I'Montezumn. L , "As a brunch of the Dairying a ..... in til 'lim e. Remember, whenl aces Burns, New York Industry, says the committee’!* re ­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sloniger w ere Metzer, Los Angeles; | building, that the lift 0f of Mr. and Mrs. George port on the subject, "the manufac­ :;f i'rge ^ s t s & ^ <>f thc s . Anderson, DaFuniuk guests ture of ice cream would provide an P ark e r Sunday. R. Murray, ; your hoihb depends on (he Important outlet for the milk and , Daytona Boac milk products of the United King­ aa aaa asu ii : quality of materials wh Mrs. H. C. Townsend a n d 'c h il­ J. E. Torrence and dom, particularly during the sum­ dren of W inter Pnrk were callers you put into it. Use mer wh*en the production of milk a t R. L. Groom's home Thursday exceeds the demand. night. , the best, it's always Vuldet. "If n popular taste for iee cream ’ cheapest. Reigt’r, A tlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. R. L, (’rooms en- of hjgh food value were cultivated en. St. Augustine; C. in •Oio, United Kingdom, the dairy­ |and wife, Miami; Geo. ertained T. C. Brannon and fam­ ing industry would*be assisted by Daytona Beach; J. S. ily of Orlando a t a 6 o’clock din­ an increased demand for its prod­ Pupils f<or seventh nml eighth guides will register i„ the nta, Gn.; E. H. Palmor, ner Monday night. west wing of the Grammar School building; tlm se for sixth ucts and a consequent stabilization ■Cuinont, Jacksonville; grade m the east wing; those for fifll of the milk market during the per­ (INCORPORATED) : grade mi the first floor The friends of Mrs. John Shell luul family, Miami. <*f mo main will regret to learn of her dentil iod of maximum output. Corner Maple and Cth SU. f i ' Y ' i ' r , |!pils Ranfoi'd Grammar Se'n.ol for tb Mrs. W. A. Radford which occurred in Orlando Monday R. Compton. .Mgr. * ‘ t l,""‘ "'B register hi tb,. office m, the ........ . ...... J u s t a f te r her employer told her lire tho guests for sev- nt the Orango General hospit>:l. a Phono 797 |if Mr. and Mrs. Paul ru n e rn l services <wcre held T h u rs­ ho was so pleased with her work Selena M. lurli i. day in Orlando, Carey Hand in thqt he intended musing her I ih their home on Holly l*i I'll i, :.l charge. She is survived by u hus­ chfbf buyer. Mrs. 1Iuimah Matilda Busch, middle aged sales woman ' band and three smtill children. in ii dra p er’s establishment in Liv­ n» of Melbourne nrMr. and Mrs. Gnlo Brown s l o p ­ erpool, went home and bunged her »city Saturday to spent ped a t the homo of their uncle, G. self. ns the guest of rcln- S. Brown a few days enroute to Her sister told the authorities Miami where they will spend the thut Mrs. Biiseh expressed dread winter. of tin. h Hpousibilities she would I Daiger and son, Fred, have to assume in her new po.ii jv to return home Suntion. Itlantn, Gn., where they the guests of relatives Idiys. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST litICSRYTERIAN Christian Science services nr-s V I e u rr o iN Iu i U mu c h lM r .-n « \ l l l *„• „ l« t r n r - ..I,, |,r . CHURCH «*. Knrncat Krupp left Sunday School held every Sunday morning in the Tnr,' ■liliuinn I. *VZ7 inn, rnlir Ihnu (hi- llrv* Irrni nt .... . 9:45 A. M. »r New York where Woman’s dull, (ink avenue near ns *ln-ri- util In- nn nilil-lrnn )•• :liinir, i-lnss. ••■■I' % %Ini nre illed by the sudden 1)1- Morning Worship II A. M. Third Street, at II o’clock; Smisl\ In-fnrc tin- 11*111, 1- ilnlr Mill i.i iillimrd n« fcuMcr for flrtl Christian Endeavor 7 l‘. M, ilny School ut 10 o’clock. Subject i former’s mother. u null- u nt U. Evening YYorship S I*. M. for tomorrow ''Matter." Everyone is cordially invited t o ,1 Tlu-ri- Mill In- flrvl, n1-1-1111,1 in,,| ihlril Kriiilii In tin- i: ,.| s|,|u tret Gox will leave Wednesday evening survives ........ . ,lr>|(- '•••••'•ml. Ihlril mi'l tmirth Kriulrv in |I„- v \.,t HGlr Norton, Mass, whore worship hero. At the aim ing nor - 1whicjl include testimonials of Sc Iimil i nml flrvl. vccinol, Ihlril mill Imi rIII ur.ulcv In ilu- <-,,i,|li v ie,.tho pnotor wil ,.p,„k “ HowL’i f J B u J ’g r : . - ^ 2 ? ? re held t r Wheaton College. Nothing will do more (o fit them for succ.Hs thun s Slilr ScImmiI, I'll,me rcKlmrr >»ur fhUiln-n In I........ ncnrc.l to ( h,l O o . r t h j toxt "Sir. We i t 7 *'w?..k " “ a t 7 O’clock. knowledge of the value „f money. )i>nr lit»inr. IH. Sessions loft Satur- Would Soo Jesus. —John 12:21. This Church maintains a free The various circles in tlk- Auxil­ rending room, No, 517 F irst Na­ It is as important thut they should know how to sire Till,vr imrni', iiimblr In I|C|-:.I-|inn> lli.-lr chiMrcn fur 'Jton, Gu., where she ns to know how to read. iary of F irst Presbytornn church’ res I.I nil Inn nrc rcijiu-.lril I............ .. iii-rlimit...... guest of Miss Leola tional Bank Building, win re the meet Monday afternoon ns follows: Ilihlqf ami ull authorized Christian Inline, iikc. lintc nf lilrlh^inrcnr. nninc nml mill r c , III,ml,« „ ||| itvcrnl weeks. \ hank book will tench them some of the n*irt *aluablf >•"* '» '••• mil ulih ilil. Infnrmiiln.il. 1*1,-c.,- H,..Circle, 1 with Mrs. llnrry Ward Science literature may ho read lessons of life. Ihm (lie, nrc nrnli-l, fill..I In mill |>ruin|ill, rplnriicil n. ||„borrowed or purchased. Open WedWalthall and Miss 107 E. Seventh Street, 4 o’clock. Inf nrnin IInn rry.ic.lcil I. ......... (cl, nccc.nr, I,, nr.l. r ........ Circle 2. with Mrs. A. C. Fort, net Iny and Saturday from 3 to 5 *•11 motored to Orlanmil rcuiilnlliiii. niln|i(cil fur Ihe .chniil, . P. M. 418 Magnolia Avenue, 3:30 o’clock. thoy wero the ends. All nro welcome to attend our Circle 3, nt the Church, 4 o’clock. Mils. .TIM I.A I*. All || IN((TON, Circle 4, with Mrs. Charles Pow­ services nnd to make uso of the Nnni rtl.Inn l'rlncl|iiil, Rending Room. Nniifnril I'rlnmr, Schnul.. *r*. R. E. Slovens and ell, 1410 Onk avenue, 4 o’clock. fxpect to leave Mon- . Circlo f», with Mrs. E. C. Hen­ SANrORD, FLA METHODIST CHURCH dolphig and othor ry, 018 Mugnolin Avenue, 4 o’clock. Sundny school 11:3(1 o’clock, it. rest where thoy will Circle 0, with Mrs. W. M. T hig­ \y r. Ware, superintendent. weeks. pen, 808 Magnoliu Avenue, 4 U T* ' I'flfiniing worship, 11 o'clock. o’clock. ------------—————— — M— mmp M n a u k i l i l . Arthur Yowell, and Circle 7, with Mrs. J. D. Wood­ Tefuir *«lo hy Dr. i ledge. Sermon *ston ieavo Monday ruff, 1818 Hanford Avenue, 4 bg/.Dr. W. P. Buhruinn. pnin where they will o’clock. Ev cning woiship 8 o'clock. Ser­ mpsoy-Tunney prize Circle 8, a t the Church, 4 o'clock. mon by pastor. . - Special progrnm of music under the direction of Mrs. Victor Rob­ i FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ertson/ left Saturday for Sunday School 0*30 o’clock. nil fighting. But we need the big1g«*t posHible business nnits to Icompete with modern methods. _ ■- . •’ . '■ ) „ T'v \yi3h to thank «n our friends] Of Thank m ilk s Student At Florida Wormuis Collegp in(Rrnni!,h. r L'ie.l‘isU endeavored to Thm. 'i^ .tho. ,,f th® Indyblrd. . ,‘loslre to develop a family of Fnelish R» ^ b.i( h wil1 withst'and th^ English winters amt be g,,0(l and HU" <f ryr ' , Vthc Nprin,r wilh nr- o’clock. Flower Urns. M. of all kinds Tj]J® m ent Coloring. Etc.1' f t m *' ' . ' • BESiDENO0 :rai,EPn6 t S.'SSifii‘d s 1"wh"”th"' GET THE BEST th u t tint uly little co u n try and s e v e r e ly c h a stiz e it. W hen ,r hls people had had refrigerators Iurticlc which aimic U individual j,,f r f t ' i w"rl<i; In "plt» «f a lot, Jim Cox Is no anxious to can- th e news of th e d eath of a w e u lth y ___ . ........ _at w.v „ ,nia ,ran hy «*U*ctrloity. But many ,,r I “ ‘ic. New Yorker the „hands Be Z J ' Wh" inh,,,,it U’ i oaa European war debts, may ■ th * e re wiH jiroh- ‘hose laws are still sound. I - _____ y oursein of M exican brig an d s has gone the rounds, JPOUld be willing to pay the ^ loans out of his own poc- ahly be a resum ption o f so m eth in g like th e jin g o istic sh o u ts it -, ■■■ ........SOCIETY EDITOR -------- ---------------------- •£ E an antique fashion reL home of Mrs. H. B. E l Park Avenue, ut 8 Nothing* Lost In Mexico . much bettor to keep if Cnn C ^ ^avu known for u good many yeurs t houses In order than to tnat the lives or foreigners, or of unyone for that matter, )o hire new housoclcantiweounty la expected to are not safe in Mexico. Successive Mexican rulers, dictators, .own garbage.—Tampa presidents and whatnot, have been singularly unsuccessful J=f t L ot of Wesley will on­ _ ! LONDON LETTER I LONDON, Sept. 18—( / p ) _ t o V. ‘Y Gunrreln are frequently patch­ , ed ,,p by th® of special mesf c h WnB ‘hl' ' Cin,r ° f cak<,:,• T bc«o .ty of the Methodist meet a t the homo of Spencer on Hughey Knrlcnl ||v M.|1< iiianertniiv- ■». . **• going to „ » had bettor put ut of their money on Tun- He w andered one day too fa r from the city lim its of Mex­ ico s capital and w as seized by b an d its who held him for Mellon Wont u long w a y , , ransom . _ _ _ he w . . .rote th e g o v ern m en t fo r ten thousand How was S i K a S n i i S ”, jr“ ?Kh. tsz. | OB tho European situation, treated by the bandits during his captivity and how he was atod to bo intorvleweij finally murdered by a knife in the hands of one of them said, “I mado no state- is all familiar to newspaper readers. llllo abroad" and when T ho Heruld would not in any wuy condone the cowardly it tho French debt situwork of the treacherous bandits. Theirs was a deed most fou-wlll havo to excuse foully criminal and the maximum punishment should be meted out to all of them. But this Is a job for the Calles aaticipate a sudden cleaning governm ent not for the United States. Even though Presi~ hi a few other Flor- Uen Calles is disgustingly unsuccessful in bringing any of Tho announcement Rosenthai s murderers to justico, still tho United States ,™ _ fo about Putnam dhouId keep its hunds off. titan them to the fuet 31x5.25 cord 29x4.95 cord 32x5.77 cord 30x5.77 cord 30x3*4 tubes.... J I S " ° f »•»Fri'1"1' ,n ,h« ■_____. , tho guest of Mrs* R jcn Mallory circle will , home of Mrs. M. M, ShtUrrdnK enr<lut0 t0 JacksiinvUIe T l T " ? *'* ”° nt l,y on» disco..she will spend aoverat day J | with ^ often jjellonvlllo Avenue at Where „ —------J r.,'1 , naPpy results, espeeinllv nt A* ' i J *X' 4 , l • Organ Club of the Baprdll meet at the home Shsro.n at 8:80 o’clock, Vcs. fall meeting o f the St. will bo held at the "< Chajimnn, _ A. R. Key. 007 Park Term’ i,Wl1lr ' ° n' IS:80 o’clock. r for "everal meeting of <bo Mis- weeks. [3: folks 1 n "t"1* I,ut. “ 1,1 n"t u‘ u n lik ely th a t l„, wua — sard Airline Ruilwny 1 " i*/tLT ' UM laU'reatrt ua all p ro m in a a l Anu-rj> 8 g n f o r d apartment house I™ ™ 11 M<^x ,c o a n ‘- d ty on b n l r . ___ ____ 1113 Sanford Ave. r*. w hich precipitated th e U nited S ta te s into th o W orld W ar i f e — ______ Jacob R osenthal w as an old m an who lived in New York houses in Miami nnf^ w as I’cputed to possess much w ealth. J u st w h at he hara published their rates wits doing in so turbulent, a country as Mexico we are not Z Monday Rines RUfogn§2S get some of your | Let the world laugh, I REGARDLESS o f immigration, w “ *°An.i! privately! t h ^ o / u s ! H i f t l f " In its sm ug self-satisfactio n , A m erican C h ristia n ity has wliat , * y"U a re the g ain er , 1 will he the Jewish population wh° use the brains th a t a kind ... fo rgotten or neglected to lak e into count th a t th e re are of the United S tates one hundred ,r r ‘’«»tor gave us to employ on such , those who are blind to this indc -1 stu d en ts in o th e r lands— young men and women w ith th e ir years hence? Certainly not f e w e r 1Mccaaion»» admit to ourselves and pendeneo are the losers. | You II find yourself growing. h e a rts afhim e for tru th . C h ristia n ideals appeal to them thun thirty to fifty millions. There 1Perhaps to a few intim ates thnt Your whole philosophy of life will »P *F • supporters say that 'a r e 1 500.000 Jews in New Y o r k | ' ,lu i« irash. n u t we read o change. There will he no room; he is doing the rest of But when they come to A m erica to see th e w orking out of a on<?' phey tuke car* of their °B 't< illogic, because we for petty these ideals, w h at do th ey find? n g tn prlvato Is so th at children and the children live, hnv f,,«r ^ a t we will be considered out L L j £ meanness, for envy nml- / -----------------------O ---------------------hrt his beard grow. mg a lower death ra te thnn any ' ,,f Ktt!P B we 'don't. “ ' !msy, fear, greed, ull of the i unholy crew which sap the spirit- ' other race. i And so it whole g am ut „f „ur through the uni in mankind w h e n T e beccmicVn 1dog belonging to a woman in m ulianieal I part „f the mechanical process [•York City ran amuck the othA D H EREN CE TO Moses’s laws riviHzation, fast wddrling through ' •'“ ‘i1-..°f t h u - •I7?ot'h.n nical Vroeen atid bit threo persons. And ho,i jble Thttrt* will pt’ubahly bo a w ave of journalistio critiYism of !a" ounti; in. pnrt ,for '°ng .... life ’time nR a 1 '* * exam ple^f^n ^mled^ ' An ]<'iv^lil!,u tin|n has dcvclVI a police dog cither. , among Jewish people. Moses might Ju!tu.r" th.at ^ only mechanical longer t^ enjoy'what^’ - y0U" iiV'’ thnXtiC,?n!U | ! V ^ ,° rtU tioV t h u t .t h e U »,i|t «‘> ta k e over hav°0 writkm different S a r y ^ i iw i ^ t doesn’t care f^ -th ; hm.d-m;:;;1; verv’fi’° ^ ia rcnl,y « i -o Sanford ilenda r o n IN A BIG V/AY In this cuddled civilization o f , Now, your sturdy Amcricao of *010f80mi and thn know, ours we nre becoming a race of a generation or two ago, of whom lu g h ter on the staircase, imit.it.>rs. w i ,i , there are left a few in this lius•sound of happy feet, N.. y the women but the men tling era. cared not a whit what pld fa m iliar faces of \in. riea m all too many in- the world thought. He did ns he I,nevermore shall meet? ^ t a n . a r e too much given to w o r - ! pleased, and he wore what he C hristian Advocate, p u ts his ju d g m en t in thiH p a ra g ra p h : yine about what the o th er fellow liked, ate what agreed with him t'W th th e old days— THOSE ANCIENTS having got A m erican life, a s i see it, is tounued on triple W and -I b ereft— ,,lht'r ' « “ **:»•■ - t . ns he pleased! ami made rid nf a king, determined that no m otives to actio n : w ealth, force, and selfishness, d .fcw wan keepsakes o>), • . n<> pretense of being something he I kingly power should ever arise in .tw it now Is left ? and these th re e ex p ress them selves in A m erican | America. « 1 ” n0t’ just r,,r thr s,‘ku «f »Pf « r hearts still linger— society as m aterialism , m ilitarism , and nationalism . [ It never occurred to them th a t .deathless tapers burn— * i S T S S bTuf/ came - ................ tL into such These are d iam etrically opposed to th e teachings power must he somewhere. They lories of the old days j could not foresee th at tnxution of the P rince of Peace. It is th is a n tith e sis which l.aeVer can return. i , ...........•'-v , vvnut nf of th at Vown " -p ae r -perj ' T i aare t ' a Die ^ Zbeuefitu benefits j without representation fa r g re a t­ is responsible for th e im passable g u lf betw een be­ •.^— Samuel Minium Peck. wifhin the philosophy of life Which resists the er than th at of King George would K S “ h Tr ” Pr~ [. .^7— O--------lief, and p ra c tise .. It is th is ag ain which m akes other ^ ®ourBe’ w‘* ™nl. go to the impulse to follow the leader IdindMion he Imated in Wall Street, and ocnir extrem e and do things concon ly, i i xtreme Iv. to to “ he In. yourself” vnuranif” aoft all ..II al___ n times? fods teem to have It in for C h ristia n life ap p ear so hypocritical. T he Bible I elsewhere in the offices* of g r e a t 1t r a r > •" the rules of civilization ifftla summer. Well, first you enjoy the satisfac­ says, “ W h at shall it p ro fit a man if he. gains th e eurporntions. ,hut «,• can ho more independent in tion of being your own m aster; whole -world and loses his own so u l?" C h ristian ____ ' -------thought and action th an mnny of | there is a comforting feeling of THE COM BINED’ ages of R a - i us n1"''. L 0 nde« t a n d it. the HitunA m erica says, “ W hat sh all.it p ro fit a m an if he loses ,.China Is fuinhangfungrthn‘ hcl Beil Kriegel. Chaim 'RothskTn ' Th“ American has gained the ,l .................. U o n s Z d “fads; ^ nV‘‘n ’ th e world and its m ark ets and gains his own so u l?’ and Si' the,y C°whole­ | mid Chnye Sentz is 2{ll> years. I f*putati..n the world over of being aml)‘ ' some stimulation of expressing She, living tru e to th is principle, has m ade herself j These old people, Chaim Rothstein I tke most indepenpdent of the hu­ th e ric h e st co u n try in th e world a t th e cost of h er lls 10.r> years old, live in the home ,nan “Pci'eics. He is fa r from it yourself without fear of ridicule. as If a storm were j If you realize th a...t nioncv money can v„.. sp iritu al life. On th e o th e r hand, th e F a s t em p h as­ :"f ,,1<' daughters of Jacob, and oh- H f.you don’t believe this then B atter run your boat out ! yacht basin. ,H. n c n rigid fast beginning today .............. .......... ' h e m / ' Z ,.",t " ro“ f »vt’r ized sp iritu a l values, and as a result, w hite she has , I wkiirh is Yom Kippur. Thi»y could ^ only the wtirneu who imsuiH * r I™ ' n.l ,r . m out^ a n ^ Cl, not much of the worldly riches to be proud of, she oxrusod hiTiiust? of (lii’ir nKv nalurallv Imitntivu huL the W i and k your tain Rene Fonck gets has a t least th e su p rem e satisfa c tio n of having i - ....... ........... . i ri.n™ th . h , » “l. , l» h S i i ' X S i r m ' T o u " :;y , r i t » Atlantic, it won’t lie be given, to th e world all th e g re a t living religions, fOaoline tunk leaked. ( not excluding C h ristia n ity . nil. KRANKKI.j »,f the M r t r o - . « ' “ o u . n , " V « l « h " I t a n " ’ I V v K ^ w o r i . l ' L “ “oi, il' " ’ 1 ' 0- - - - - - - - - i H ere a n o th er O riental said, “To s ta te it d iffe re n t­ b y , t h e way, Mexico is not ................................... .... .............. ^ - » says the present restriction of im.­ ly, it is inconceivable th a t A m erica can develop country in which kidnap, migration win will soon end poverty •Jirongh oie itie pastures. iiastures li i> . •< ■ „„ . . . , •»>K<uumi i,.,..-, „ , . I such soul-crushing in d u strial corporations ami at, Does Ham, one well................ .. «» m utator. Be origintturders occur, is it Nherthe sam e tim e w rite th e Twent v-tbird Psalm or the States. A m l m tcu 'o r t l e n l V y l l w ' "■•V'dVhb'h ' n l Z e u ' ’ a t t e i d k m ’ fn' lif f ’" “t ‘i f " 11111® j M H - . F OR Q o m U N G 5 '. I; u,'kl.ly w,‘ hav‘‘ 11 tHr,rf> us,,ful THIS IS the one hundred and thirty ninth birthday of the United States constitution. It has worn well. The fathers th a t built it with long struggling, seeking to protect the rights of aeparnto states, would he surprised if they could rend tin- new and fancy frills ♦ ♦ ♦ attached to their document. What would surprise them must, not one As so m any foreigners see us, and as m any honest A m er­ of them so fur ns known being a icans see them selves, th is group o f O rien tals place us as total abstainer, would he the 18th amendment with its bootleg and m oney-w orshipers. One s tu d e n t from India, quoted by th e crime by product*. 30x3»/2 /v iy To rhpuK the modern industrial-financial ! dinosaur of Europp. The Bteel in­ •m la a la n o f f ir e The H erald has not space for a long re p o rt of th e opinions dustries of Germuny, France, Lux­ • of h ° ” i •* * " r H of these stu d en ts. From th e L iterary D igest of S eptem ber embourg, and Belgium are nil in , H n n n tr. B p f r t lo r o t HO h r n u f ir ir n - 4 which gives an excellent review of articles firs t published ,,,K* i(,'"pnny. organized to fight . I|p > p M g rn iM . upmmn1**11 of sWiiuil at e|t*in in The C h ristia n A dvocate of. New York, we are ta k in g ju st ,f,", n ‘M <,f the worWf n r llli )dal 30x3;A C o ? s i u im < 3 t h M pMa sa tt ’ week. wlliir®r y t n Sturmnrt, fop Two and (me-half yards Ev^r-fiisl 3 ti|f In;;; all coloir.— . , ■ ■ $ 1 .0 0 . Cretonne— New patterns; 5 ynrdS fq ’ s r i i n **• •• -,4 •••-. ipXbUy *vf«vT-v a Vive yards ”5c ■ *’ -•• niu ' *• .■'i& .K uJ ,% \2 S&Tvftu 8 o’clock “Cs ..... lr nriaHiir 1 ,* / > �K ***f*^ *e*»w4« _ >n P fr-ia t£ i •■— y '• , , «■W i W L r*frv P S v v .< \r '- ‘' - ,v ... . - 0* * \ . !„ ,.A.l !•*«? ,.li >Vr ^ ; • ^ > "^ . * peel a4•4**»•■W *; J m tcfi T-4 ‘Daily Herald .....idlt e f e <>. ■oii><irr • >- AD. RATES jl'Oah io Advance ■if -i*., P? LAV ______ i T-r—— r a m League Lead By Beating Phillies ■ While Redlegs Are Losing - I ’SSSHPK;'-' j B -'a - . n i] i i i n I I I * ^vyi ■r T" a tfsi^ a siK ^ sycj <., _j ■Tu)*, n ill be received and collector sent for payment, .............. 10c a line ,h.m. B e a lino -L_c~ Sport Gossip I iiM k iiS - u n h?3 i 1 , OlfcrTdy^— j ; ' V WANT Engraving Her Embossing. Kee us first. We' *do It. Phone 417-W. li n“* refere Commercial Street. Avenuo- A , ^ox nl, Sanford, Fla. l ^ B u i l d l n f r C o n lr;tT tn r? f Hi— M o n e y to l,oa nrsiNi.—unc r IarilV .V'T ? olJ"n'»«lori rraarvea ,|,.J t 1nfj *"y Hilrr.'*,'), i 1 •» tort hot oi MR. .u y• i I-------.i.v . I ) E R . _c i some have nice ' I '~i*Il1-"o 1»*' 1,1 reji’ct .all t.l.t. '*"t"r llcnry awlerr ha «ab|Tahptrote*'aV 'eject any o’rany 'aiTnrtliilfi ! |,.n,|er Henry Kn«iVV"anA’ ««.,* !lr I1?rt1» ■ tn good Section at a verv 1 t«.Ch»l r UV,K I,h al they may (teem • Foster. M r wife, nr either of ihenT I #°!il rjnsettollVR w ttiie tales on reqaeat. IV -n M l, * '‘ro|fcrl>• c r v ii ft" o ,-e Horald. a n low n r' i I"i S S' dsl^ i ?■ i0n fc” “ vvcry i'V ... r, th„ ,,„gt |,llureBl ro t |llu .......lifted. NS heirs, devisee, w . ' T|,i„ i, . “ l mi11 l’a8h Payment. City. Iharwla. »V. ' *U 1 i'T , « r» n |«H*S- or n lh ,r w |» B, j l)ll'* lJ' 1 *<• Hemlnola " n u r a y l 5V - t,..,w| T i l i n g s i n K n l Ry It. I.. IIO O K R lt jori-d rates a re for 1 I FURNISHED apartm ent very re a­ W. II. WILl.IA MS. I All indication* point to n obis* iis' Insertions. Hickey’ ? h ^ T ,7 . r ° rlUn,ty- Mr' ATI AMT.K' CITY. N. .1.. ,Sept.| share of the battle.’'Dempsuy sonable, modern, garage. IivFOR SALE. Will‘ sell lot 5() x REA.EAlREIt i " < ”' longue ni-.xt year. Tho plnyor Cltv Mnnnuer. of average length 18. I’P - I m k iJotnuKoy is t s n y s , “ I’ll fifrniah mine. ’ I always *he 7land , : j r invj! 5i?,r ,“ A Involved l„ n thl. aiiu m 7,h ,u y r f 150 I limit would bn raised to 11 men, ,< line. (*KAL> deid th a t he will be on edge liy have bean a crowd ttluuser and iierelnaflcr dp.rrllied. tn-wilc u a r k n c e SMITH ~ ' tho salary limit to $2,050 monthly char go of 30c for •oi !)„c, tllork “II * „f j; o Monday night. when the spectator?! leave tho Htand • e?*!rul Contractor ' | aiwl three d a s * men would ho all-rle- Survey of l,uke thiann Cirri,'of 7U _ on. lb* will finish training Monday b ')0 Weal F irst Street in Philadelphia next Thursday n i A — M i i t t i i n n c w K x■ io ? 'iv r t"“ " 1"’ ®**t » A v ^ T h o n J (B y th e A s s iin tn l P re ss) -VmlltOl. ; , frnya. One f the encounter* bring* lowed on each Hull. • rtrtbing Is restricted change. nx-w . r , , " . b « PUhllp rerorrift „f Hem I­ aiti-num n with only n e w sp a p e r cor- n ig h t I w a n t th e m to Tool thoy __ 111 Phone 4-U Basehallihun today was immers­ luitli elidm together. Dt'llADO. A s i'l l , ______ classifiratiun. .............. t. .i .i er< .p.i.t. .y. uK ...., "*d« County. Florida. • re lAr den ta in t utiendanee. lie w i l l | h u \ e had tludr monpy'a w o r th ." ed In the closest ami most fascin­ Tin: Cards breezed through to u or is made The SanJ u st another stop toward better SANK,*lll). Fl.oniD KI.UI.IDA k i. a open ring I, AA-. UARtiR flour . . . I" " H apimarlng hv engage in n light w orkout on Tiiex-j-’ Tho scowl r»n iJempscy'.i . fnee JA M ES 11. tro W A N ^ A II kindT^f ating ehnnipionslilt, of years. The 10 to I victory in Philadelphia ! lm.Hcbull for Florida if this mens1 1 ■worn Idll «,f j/d will be responsible - t * 01,1 ! T ki! f»ir sale. $ 1.00 j ^ hcn' it) I'll, loan, lore fdfd S cores O nly "1 *•'"« Jnu »,I,I nnd i . •*■* vompiuinant. A p a rtm ^e n ts.kltc Phone Cards were defending the premier yesterday, Sherdol holding the ore is approved at the annual moot- N e w Y o r k C n n tin u c H I n I t s dtr, a-ti-rnoon. hut the correspond* | grow s d a r k e r each tiay'nn th e Work i:N.M"fi:i> liy T ill: l-KU. •.!«■"''l u 'w m ' ri [one Incorrect Insertion, w n(m n,1 '? hcrt M«t«i vv"rk!! !’ ,< .'r s«.'f«i:d ‘' n s k l u ^ r r i y o s a ' w i i.1A'S- KN fCJIIT and Overland, It.)-. ,))• |-||i: r | T y S VX. (I,,,, eeriif,? il?, y , l,,,,' r"»t"d In -Au*- *•- Sep,. l - l t . H . f | . ‘ . j keeps nilln"- up for hlit of S h e r d e l Allows Ki*kd H a ltin j; - S lu m p , ( l o l l i n g j 1 nt : V ill be hurri-d. 6 # | i n in Third W hen ■hold on the National along with ! Phillies to eight hits while hi < ! in*f of the league next Jflnuury. It tJvcr for fiub-x-ouent . KU*IIIPA U m iD A : ^ I Y’.V Parcel „ f ----- ----------------- --nnrl M. Motor Co., l e a | my p rod lets • fit-tic T u u n e y i itlorne ys. He has a lm o st ns m a n y ! n,v o D •,»«1,«nd Ih-Iiik In tho T £ d T^ „ . A ,T r 1 ........... . ............... — • j n U . ' o O - ,V1„ rp I ” n‘ Beds, one game away as a re- mates eodected HI off three oppos- would also lend to curb cheating U u t is T iRht In fnc office should i)c H u t F i v e H i t s O f f S h a u t o , will be stroti-lied on the eiinvns • «rk and Commercial . D un in chs (M arcs f o r R e n t Mount Dora—17 miles ##.A R 0U T 2.000 feet of , ,_4 in. RCC. , _ a tto r n e y s an lin ha s s p n r r i n r p a r tI *®” **' O l l l j f IC. i I O i suit of < ineiiinati's downfall a fte r ing twirier*. The game was tuck- | liy some of th<- lar<rwy elties in the jmwli::tcly in cau? of "f 1 "I". Slll.-llviHl-n du. and more partlmlnrlv deeerlhed W h i l e M a le s (;a t l I’it c h i n ) ; F o r . C l e v e l a n d Hoot of th e tin g , a victim of a tiers, ’i he la te s t c o u n t rcvculx .that street* to be paved. N " f -s , " f -I 'l h lorldn. Io- 'T V . •'nd h -,,,,1 block pipe, price $ 3 . 0 0 ! ^ R en T ' " ^ n d A llen from 3rd ' " ' * * • * nwi»y in the opening inning with i circuit. Many thousands of dol" h ■"< vm. !’’"• ■»•«*" ! « h. 1-el.i ii.o nianeiit. I herelij i-oi,i,iinndi ’" IIODEINS i T x J o v T , ~ t e e n H i t s o f f Of .1 ; 1 «')'l - are knockout, provided tin- challenger be is re p re se n te d J iv IG lavVybra In HUT’S MARM 0 NS rri,ulri-d to the Ghuit* while St. I.ouis was a four run flu rry ' va.-ale.) and ,-l.med ' , ' P«r h ndretl feet. Piet ‘N 'S ,V'C,‘ n" w occupied Inr* have In-on spe nt by certnin PrtHnoli,ur doling ADVERTISERS s.-,nford Automobile ia willing to tradi IV.e’ rou'rV Hop ,,u! ',fH '■'jn.i'iulh,* i',’ "d f o r ^ u n i c f p a |,^ ^ i , M j* Plant. Rea,dull. oiing „ . bV U irysler Mot, “ • blow Tor blow. Pltiladelphia, New York, C h lra g b , dmlintor and ,.h. { ’ ■ ........ Motor C om pany. 9 iji , nuiom obile r,i. ’’"<• Ih'-'-m il.luie of he V.'li conquering the Plullies. Anothei1 Washington triumphed over the cities in an e f f o r t to nut a w inning Lyons W in s 18th no< our. House. i„ Hm,f„rd. HemtImprovements. - C .sniiford. Florida ’ “ If is op to Tuiiiitu-y to furnish Ids Colorado S p rin g s and Los Angolea. Main and o rn ..m c t-,j ild representative Cleveland victory over the Yan­ Tigers by live to four, draw ing! team in tiie field. Went 1st. S,. Apply A. P C o n - , Y •| , , l !V , *% tc*k or the | *'»rk. Tel. 71 *].Y ... . . familiar with rates. G am e F or C hicago kees narrowed the Yanks lead in up to Within half a game of t h e 1 'if,— S p e c i a l s a i" t h e ~ S l o r e s . ,,olly & Avenue. ’ * r ir .s : . rlimsiflcation will ---------------------- i ___________ !V m Aw T HH.I.KH MOTOR CO . ; r I tho American to three and uric third place Athletics who were do - 1 Wonder how many special trains j fcnipleto in'oniiation. I half contests. ( -STORK ROOM for r e n t s u i t a b l e ’^ ! M St fritted by the Browns 15 to .’!. It was 'a ! r e going out of Florida to the d r o w n s F o u n d H h n i k e F o r ................... Mi V i .'.- .^ ,v ! a c 5 f f t , [p-t, wi>h, they will for m ercantile business 115 Tie- standing of tile h.-ulers fo| the fourth straight vletoiy for the "•'oild Series m N'ew York and St IM rates Lose To , T l M i l l i n e r y — iJroH sm jikiit); T w e lv e H i t s a n d W in F ro m •nil*I \ Kh.i-td!.'....... .............. in wording your . Magnolia. Apply \\\ \y Potter, JK W K TT AND PACK | low i ouis. The la tter Hindu d back to S»-,*| "DA 5’ I-'.-, N senators. I I'hone i u | ,| A t h l e t i c s K tisilv. (i T o ;i T o S l a y Fntrenched ra onnny W y ilson Slated Ho nuke it more cft Jrthnny ' 'Milium* *■ Sanford Dealer t tl! I.. 1 5 Til j*1 National I.rag tie lbe kop vestenkr, by a fnP game i*11•»i♦*11 if*. Si lei’s malt fell • -i Khinkc I'm . . - 4-1 FOR y o u r lovely Fall (^T im ' ,,,' : 1 k i c c ; Vstiu-e Yields! RIVE'S OAHAtJE Club Won l,osl To Play \v. ! t *i lantlo fandom i rooting for the - «l*.i«* 1.)fi I f l t o Tal 20H U ,st St. \ |„ i,i, » I.KV F L A S H . (»., Sept. IM.— i l l I . 'dPRcHe call on Mr*, | | . IV*. - M s ' n Il I ( ‘ t. I .musi, no g ;,g,, !2 hit .. lii-mett. Seining and It it r j b-d; -s tln-\ lx tievc liai ine a [.ep .1 m ne til PltlAN I’ NOTICE An i le H o - f in (imI is. 1' 'l e v via nil made it t i m e a r a ig iil O N E t-.re for rent. Apply A P. i . p i 111, a i a : 11-|| | \ Nun ford A vc. O r Mrs. J. T. < l u l l . . 1 .in iroial i nf, il) g ;,«<•' gnlh. I. I llirt-e -a), tn » .-at h. nant winner and a possible woibl !< -L l : i : s r i \ m "Ht. 1 isci.x should give their 1 •'<'/ ! '-iniillv in New l oi k l-'i iduv •vinning a & S ms. l i n k Avc. Scud card f,. -The St. I .mu Clin .-Igo an ed mu 'In P, d .- o , h imnioii team, ti-ii'dng on Tinker S i » I If \S |, \ ini-ric:,,, l.eague -r ap. , , NYSII poftoffii-a address as r-ointmcnt. ! and c u ttin g itn\ aiikees* lead fc '.'i *- I-cn.lI,,, world • u* I I o i s m• ii t >r i ( I lire.- to two. Clam > tiiple M-..I ’ I' " Id nit tins gren* ad\ <-i I e ing value IS 1hr A oeialed P le .. <'lull V\ on |., v| | (i p lay U -ei-umldn. C n r p e n te r s building the bound, rev-on i , -| m m.-tor c a r value cir plioito number if • three and nee hall g am es. New gfcllsofty” Mv, • '’* " • • ') ' « -..O-Ols wots in form " 7 — H o u s e s f o r H e n l. lional Uea-rue | ,„|.IV | SMITH Mo t o i ::; m \u \v York mV M7 | ii ,i;oi ing llmiin-fjeld in tin- fit'll, i|i-n l tor Orlando. * • id b -; Willard vviv- ted i he •J-ii'-t Itum-mg |rt rt-sujls. About one te m p o r a r y a r e n a w e n t on s t r i k e in ing the I'hiili, p, ’*t. .-•iif " #i| " ,| f |. I, of - --rh reinaiiu-il In itr, h a ilin g slnnip III .IV ,. weight lifter a two weeks n -1 and Clevelain| vo weeks ’ S oping tt*- w inning '" o . liniTm M r>l !i i r-ivvu *loin .link 25 — F l o r i s t s ! it of n thoitsund han si gathi-itd imt live tut* I’TI.. r the FOR h e b o ttv r of I'V-rgfis tinm o rn in g a n d a lth o u g h tho d if ­ York helped tin1 ,, , was the hard luck pitcher, g iv in g , , John I '( | R RENT. (> room house, sleep. son at. H avana, Cul-a, Ju ly I. -"lei I ing umpires for the pro din .1 ih,.* ~ l " , :l h.“ r ,: l AUhougli Si. I.O01-: gained coinsc and the others It IIIII. I.ll-S. h’-utv, tun king two of the live in IP If. r’ur'ible Uel th a t L k e.pit sivernl st,vi-r:i ^ atial {hat kept humlri-d i pi,.),. p o sse-«<>n of lirst, the It,,Is but “evi n hits a g a in l II tnlalled |„, ed affair is oi-eupving con "G»rd A\C- near .Sap I | • *•t Y ' t. I It -.( 11-. I-,,, lag porch, hath. $ 11) |*-r m onth in the 2 dth round, the IKill' ferences w ere p a tc h e d up nnd w ork <n. >f Finer,.... . ■nitmiinto with you H. ninth innings. ( '. r a v i n g thronghnt'it F "f S.i"f„"|, KI..||,|„ l*nec. .Sc,- (1 ( !•*,.)|,. j .„| •cable time of t,|n- promoter . resum ed, il w a s a que stio n fo r a 1'.'''ig*. le ing the longest decisive h e a w It vva; il,,. ; mniluj-e for sale, also flowers. “S TEW A R T TH E FLORIST" nf ,,n,ui i, i n *n‘ 1 may tie the standing by winning i off l .y m s . |r>W.\ Ly know your address. Si ore by inning: \ 'I I I inh|.> i rCnorn Di, Aieadc Itl.lg, or garni baseball at linker |),e , enii.ining eight gnmes soiled-! Apply -> to 7 p. „ t house half U itk time if (he c a r p e n te r s would v a c a te • ,0,t' r , h «tr«igiii victory jn Flowers for nl! o",„.,ion». Manager F le teln '• of the P h il-l i ­ W. Spencer, Fd Walthall and ■< w Y or). . Dim duo |«HI — I Weight • im r stinu.inre MUST I m j Hi'impiPiiship a f f a ir . l > I 'Ci# W hen buying- an y o f th ese it does i „ 2 «*♦ Id yesterd ay a f te n tm u . o u t series he,,-. tiled in the • vent the Cards lake lies has tlet'ii Mispein|c | f.<r t h e 1 I'oni Mererlith are among the niosi hank West nf Stone budge. West q/v , f..~ in lim e for th e iioxerr to ta k e j in n - ......* McLANDER ARCADE 11 rson nt The Sanford Tinend of Ilu long Imt I'e pre lit was l I i o. 1 l-velnml I I I 200’ mix — 5 H U I-ow Priced St. '-oiiis phi n |2 (| 2 |_ l u s t street. . ' — A u to m o b i le s f o r S ale . . , m-vi'Ii of light contests UTt To remainder of the r.i-a-oti a the re I t imuic.ing candidate:; for the jnb tv ' M'K NO. ias Phono 781. or by letter. THenot pay to take a chance— buy only J; Hoyt, B ra xton mid Itengm igh, «i[utaie.| a seem -f wild c v r ilo ­ session of th e f ig h tin g g ro u n d . rgUR m in e ini fr-.m l.akelnnd 1a-|in<), n.,. s t . l.,„ii iieeiltt suit of b r m p lo -1 I . W|ll| C lllpile' lln-v |ir<olli-e (t|| : and they Iiromive ' r' tI v'-V•’billies non uh, my Xs), V| \N’ \ , I-MI| -m 1 . s i x. ,;., \ l.l uDiiniiancca are not llieot I llllv "lie [lel on was ralm Had th e f ig h t been li»M a day rhoinns; Shunto a n d M yall. Ask to see I lieu, nt stn lf of Joe linker's ),, u j,, ..j[ j I -- M(S • I • VEX Shcnhd .-Mil • Ci-’arr. II li the best from d ealers who who are are ready rpnrfv i accord ’ lti.it*— , game , gran tin g K l i -o in Tmn da\ • " R RENT Furnished cottage, 'AUTOMOBILE HEM I RS u . in I lie mid .1 of t he , Hi I II i-m. 'I'lie tat Jo h n so n would Imv WI,S » «ood pitch- | (),„ <hiKinunt i l " ' i t annex a-ven ing to p- - -id. Ill I lev dil l i'.v. Knight. 1 1.,, :, : ; y ! 2 7 — P r o f e s s i o n a l S e r v i c e s . j ■............ .......................I . a t , H Sox Win lliirrt S tr a ig h t UK IT f:,\ ' i 1■•* | : ' i ill: ever pti.,u w as Willard. record a s the oldest, cluimpio itn the exception of ilu- inning' _________ ___ _ t h e p u l i i x r i ' w a r i : - I’--- i:d - Efficient to back up their products. r i.i _ ________ ___ . ____ | 11 il I e. n no taioiii" Tinker wilt 1 IIH A<JO, Sept. |H. i/pi . . - n v • »| • s.\ x F \ T •> r * i i I* \ cl 11 tlaily <ifi tin* i la ’I'he clialb-ug) r was in a rerep- He was five dayn o v e r .'i7 y e a r s of FOR R . rx was in rioos ti-oluib- upon ' ---- - --I n |; 11 )! I."(III. u r..\ i itiriiisluMl nimfr'i- | ----i Ie u iy 's triple loltovving i lu ,...... i E U G E N E PERM * ~ ~ Wave U l|. v ... _ _ ’ ’ ' , b r i n r nvi-r hi .voter pnln team . • infinn A NENT ri t'Ve mood Hii'oiighout. lie n* \Hjrnl necasions, although lie nl a g e when lie w a s knocked out. So lows. I t(Him... |»,ah mill if,4r:iLM* . I NEW 5 !»i*|,. . | .■ Ml \l • . for * HUH). Mui iiicllo Shop, TieU single in tin- 11ft It inning en- f u c d to lead and let Jnhn-.oil do was Mol, F itz sim m o n s. -O P v rn ’ F X C D A N t’E ' ' ! ? I’* i * I’hnrn* .*171 \V .sd ortly four hits, but ca m e nut i •** ........ Frank F ie 1 , . «., . j j f d the ilia i >1 V\-!l be , I ■asof i • •* k'-l. 2 nd and MiignoJiu. ' 1 d t hiciigo I., i |i lent |{,.- | , .. < I V ft.f “ n ' i a n d s e c o n d i uV ,,,1' ‘ ! 1 ••"•'*it the Well. I lllee wli-ll Jolm -III fell t*S$ ipa c h t r y i n g idtiiution w ithout There w as som e suspicion............... a m o n g , ' '-1 l,u‘ .' '■ •'•''' If.<ls oatl tc . l a i i t i n s — H e ­ • m a k in g il tin- th ir d s tr a ig h t a* i " • 1*1 W A N s LEY', Manager ! ;;• iVlp-irig nicked lo r u score. - <!•>— W a n t e d — lo H pv. t h e ............, W i l l a r d le f t h i m " lie ,v e , 1; th a t Jo h n so n , 7N— OfTices a n d D e s k R o o m • I III. i ' l l " : are is" r Ill’ll le for I AIN IKR DECORATOR cr Woviot-.i . l-.iroi i I• m e enlizing i ;l,‘* ! '" 1 1 - ...... . (r.-iij yic third Innihg saw the score iim U i ' ‘ t -Ht J .'file to Oe '; t-eii le t W'M' A. IJ. Riggs, (ini Laurel Avc ' 't -I S lo-lpe-l ( hi- ago M,oe toe tb* '.-, and in i le- - Iiiii lie. Hu- giant le- was past his p rim e , took d e f e a t <iHV l>v v' li.it! in- hr»m^r 1 ••• I'll) l](V Eddie Uitw.-m-i -I'lmpcd * 1 1- 1)11\ !< need i ll tin- ehuliv in c o m p a r a tiv e c o m fo rt. P ic tu re s rig h t field t a, i . j,, .((j F L O R H 'A . I l i L r t M 'U O rlan d o 1 *"' t ' lor mi n .nd * i".,m of old ' d i n .m t o ..... ; o d d , , o j 1 ' ' " V —x , i — ki a v ; " i 1i «> i ila - •».«| l ' p| ' w S N w ; I’HO N E .303 l'H> iim i I two tuns, Uyona was liil t.on a fast one mill sen) it to ch.'imi --li. ning which ,. ,v,. \,,w y0IJ Mijmini' S entinel; largest H.msi• I I MI. j t mu i : :n non as ilu 11 r m e r i < -eely but tIn-\ Wi I , an-, ,.. ,| 1,1 11| j :tr, Pot lie? ow ner." F urniture ItefinisiK-d (lowed him in a reclining position, •.•* .......................in,-. ,, Mr- for n I•use hit. II- was and ;n n 1 ....... ................ .. I'.’l , S' * - T* l"'d Ineanc**, ral. I, „ word, min- • from tlu-ir ti:ir-i--t..| o n n g trii imching tin iii advantage il , Not hull' before I lie hour h-|- Hie be m in .- b i d d i n g his e yes from •I win. •")' t-xt.mulct. 'I "-.I Phone • film . jptly Hcnt down I....... c .ii-l <.t: F iirh l I’rn tn o li-r. S w a m p e d l»\ F i r s t S c r i m m a g e o f Y e a r K •lo-v.i innim die i-i,»h will, order. Vming, Owner, 208 P a rk Avi-.’ ’ ...... ........ » i i . ■Mg., 1-mi i.. s ta r t il was dou b tfu l if the m iii , as he w as being counted l he I ;,.-t l i,a ,t. -S. J. NIJv |W R .ll'F O R D III (hi* ■dv two inning.,. It was l..\ou, H- T. Mpscomb. MKr. W. V. Carter, Asat. Mrt. Hdriflce by Myeis and look third ‘"••o •-r it,.. l . i t w w r s . I n j u m - l i u n s , Suli^ S,'oro hv innings: ID-ltl F r i d a y . F l a y e r s S h m v •hole would lie a r m g in who h to out. A ttorney and Counsellor -,t i.aw lo oV-!!" " 1,1 »'h 'tli \ n lorv ul Hu* season. " I'HUGE Jenxlcy was tu-ing tin own nut ," "i : -< el It.ii 1'in c in n a ti no,, ,,|j u)j I O F F IC E FOR SCUNT- -In Me,*H, Pica Mile '•»"*• arid H I,’. Steven-, i- g o in g to th> . 300 Enst F irst Street. and Graham T n i « - k . « ....... ' •" ' »••! -Il„l| ,„ Si lire l,\ inning: pm-na.s. to A p p e a r in C o u r t i n g T o ( <oofl A t l \ : m l ; i g e il Friidiiii cmmi through with a VULCANIZING , Hldg Apply A P Connelly <fc Elm ui. l-'ith Nt. W A N T E D TO DUY Ueill III •‘llll.ole|,.|,,a. II,.'|| Uli'i New Y’ork not IHIO 1120l| Courlcsy — Quality — Service "stioi min imt) i jn I j •’ J * ~ ~ I I'll "Ilf* •'os t «.; : :2liio ........ H .F.N.N A WELSH rp xlngJe to right to bring Al........ I i< iri i ... IIil i >on.s, Mngrml,,, „„d 2nd. / LEAN COTTON RAGS eon,g t iiioli*‘ I,nock a home run B L U E B IR D B E A U T Y SH O P, Lu,pie, lin.-v, I'unnhoii bn a go I iiii | | i j pip "* *•' i - i m Mf fl.it . \ ♦dll. V.lGio' ran for IbiWMiri. across i UHd.AIM-T.PIMA. S..,d. I d . - i By till I. DuUOSK ItnK makes friends" . »| ,| , v . AT 11ERA l.i) O F F I C E grave; l-'.l/ unmnrn, ''VVV iipcfiiilizt' in perrmim-nt wuvbE.MIN’OLK HUDSON- ESSFY s*>•<Ii 'i r i»«M Itufliijg amt Custiiii, Slot, Mite. I r " x Blcklll-d, promote, of the | „ ........... . t. II following a trip le by Raw on. tltli i|| Phone 565 and Flore,* ... iru: . 200* N o rth l»ark Avc. c r llim g : In'll mis < will be liuur INC. “ , h o "i ,iia,,a NdA Real hs(;ite Directurv and Met n r d v . 11 I a L « 1’ • ))•-,, ter th a t inning Fergus never I 1 •■‘■y I uruiey Icttb- yearns !*•«*1T h,*, #r ,\ all. rim..,, the gri.brm. ing the p re ltv - l e i H i e ! lin- player I I Ml Mlt-r|i |» , | Mpi.fi 203 Oak Avc. _ . . . <i7— R o o n in W i t h H o a r d . *»• P»-Si.|^ ’•H'l '"|«»|»| I•»11 I A C.'I COUNTY — The M ill d a n g e r and hin mates back- '• Hie day win n all that wm-rim , of Sanford High -H,m,l .ire to m ake to the um pires ns tinDrowns Hit R„|| | | . , r,j M•i s I’llone II IMrates l.„x,< Another ' --------------------------------------- HIGGINS SMITH WI(HI t 7 INC? rlupendnuft dcvclop- y OU « ,n cnj„y h e a l t h t h e IT T ITS SUPPLY YOUR BUILDING NEEDS EMCi/lfm up with precision. ,MVe r - ( w,,,; to stag e a lag bout held a pinto,I workout at the lo.ai f " i liter present the la tte r witli A M I •.:» • till «ln \ t)f ;i, <itI-m , • BROOK I.VN, Si-pi, Si'. LOUIS, Sept, IH f/l'J- I'll' Real Estate and CHIROPRACTIC way. Iiiv,-* ti, ROOMS, with or without meal, Hiout it in tlio i'nl in JflUftwed men to reach .tecnrul i i n d l ' v,H •" pny th- mmifiger; enough m h l.tic |i,.|,|. Much enibu da.sm gold i m ime,| eve glassns in np ;* *i:iti :kt t..\ k i I I oiii* Drown* hud tlp-u- li.-tu,,, , • 5 l I A IIA.NSKK. Fla., Sept. 18 1 A n o th e r .l.-f.-ai at the hai) INSURANCE BROKERS K F N l i v K ' N' ,Z|N,G " ( I R K S •• ' iia m i : Ii HOON Sample copy sent on gato. I none 182-J or call ami let: Reason able rates. Linvoln Hotel ggffifm n num ber i»r times hut h e 1' " I-''1 Hgld.-rs into the ring, i- being shown b,- tin- p ro l'- g c "i m e e i.ition „ f tho splendid work of - <• Friday and won from Ilu- I "nil 'H*) Coii' troHion of Florida’s I I HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. Robins, 3 to i, f„tf| •• I'' »!• MSI h » |jt| J1-* t a *s over your health probl'-mx. ■ - - ■ -------------Twnetl in the pinch nnd retired t. N"'v.nil a promote" r„„n , Hugh WhelHiel. Many fair I he limps in the U»2 ti .;,..i < II t I nflifii ' ttf -|-,|( fii I salt’ water fish lialehery that! •-. S. I,. Halt,-lies. 'I’hinlv •nl,-It'llia A lh le lirs, )} (,, w o r ld ’s mvm f 1.1ST YOUR PROPERTY Wi l l i | ,, . . . ,F ' MacDougoll. 1st N'at'l r'ei— R o e n i s YY’i t h m i l H n a rd J ficiirs iinout i»; i*t>vinn ' >!(' • II \ •f JLiiiftmi, a able with ap)mri nt filHt . have been going out to the athlete- tl ? n u n k nl(l«rt i . ih-irilnitors 'Cleveland Six t -"in t,-iiiii pmmded Ehml.'- for ni WHaku, .a, i Ip- Si. J. J ui ’s river, J "TH E LOT KING" ’ r u r e l v in liar,I place lYM I !* •> Pl.t I lawyers, injunctions, utipoeiias, tdCyirnH good to si-e “ I.efty" come fit hi to a l t 'i n ! Hie daily w--ik"iit\ ' Ti: ; r sk Service Offered — s l h J ' AJ' ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER A U T H O R ™ i "iiiiiicrcial Avenue - Hit . It'-nni-ti. Ri,-#» .i,n| iia,,,- '•*•1 •"' fioi- I,,-.I shortly, .-iceordinif I ;KMi First National Rank Bldg. l ittsh iu g li mill mo 00| «Him | ) i. i; n r u.i i*s M with that, victory, lie has everything except fighters and nnd all ar«tuuHi pli ;- , •I wiln u t t j .k 11 vr, mol, front niotiif | _____ ___ ( h RESOLUTION NO. 317. adapted on the 2.1rd day of A o g w if 1 " h got | hree a I'nl !•• T. li. Dodges, -late .--hellfish Diooklyu l»M il.lo OM — '*12— Help Wanted— Female •'lh • *i. i u , r n !h there with u number of b-,t| fighting nnd tie- fi -hl. th e wav He- quad tia-' tice-i r* I BE SI RK ami th, iH'iv riishmi fnr I o r 2 gei-lli-inen. Photic 111 .1 j _ T H R A S H E R & G A R N E R « -uimi .-■!>>•,« ,-. , I •hv inning: Hill ;m,I (i'i)„i-h; Vance I ■ •'» ui i IK I NS,— ilaburdnshc*' l ,.._i;. • l,y t,U‘ r i t y ( omn,i',»i"n of tho City Of S a n S * ; wiln until th'-v Were were Itn 'u-l lb- made this i Minin' lit as lie - 1ending to tin, . .\n,ib i,t -ms-long b u d ! S t m le lm k e i. ..“V T ritili,, • i,*M Ion ,,;-(i i,nil t * i Florida. Real E sta te and Fire lns„ran,-c b e rry . »rs for C o l l e g i a t e ; ADDRESS out-elopes nt hom e.; F'OR RENT On, d • --.."Mi d o n e r II...... s. who r e -1 tay from him all th r o u g h th e I p r e p a re d to appem «« deleiiflanl tlml llsiv 1,-tre t>. on cv-i* . )"i)/'N J UAN , , ' " " " s h e d from 112 S Park Avc. Sanford • l.oi,h; " tij nn : Mix '» 12 I pO Fjc.t S tre e t. I 'l r n - d I ro,n a,, i n s p . - e i t ri p to I I he following is the estimated fijltflloil. Five ill ' “ 'it , ri4*t rniint 1 1,1 E a rn money, addrcxeing-niailiiig, Ln>UL*IU 1« a "1 i \ pn \ i : hcdioom. Kp.i Elm Avc ----- --------- 1 w. Thin d a \ o- i . i, i , *oat " f [’" 'i n g Fourth Street from I l-'iit Ds CI Im ; I • nil., Ave. ^ JSKE K. ('. T IsD A r.i; for good buy.! : p a n , time. Triul supplies free, I in- iiat' hci y i’i cent tv, s la te d Hint S /e l nk ycHlbrdiiv'i. sifit,it arc ,i |niri nt and ticket li"l<|ci " I" pi event him SANFORD lll'IcK c o . ■.| ..f I,'-., t i 1 . »' ' l l i . l l i g • I'-ir-' , -uiltors \ a i „ a , ' "in n : 1 , r ' , m " M i. I,,s o , , !!-n,,,\ t l,‘ r w l " r Avc"'J'’ " ml re,lnr Avenue from T h S In W i s c o n s i n B P l * 182A re,, id -"'fin.- a . i-l pum p, to d ra m !W;nMif:ii-f u r o r W l’G S T O R K i ’re- | w iito quick. Mgr. F - 17, box 51IP FOR RENT BedroomHorn paying any no....... tn Hemp .10.1 ! ' ............ per I"- I 'll --1 I :i- hlli.g •" • I'* Do\ . 0 i •»" (iitle 212 Magnolia Avc. li*. chum arnUi ,{ral K*tnU'' 2W h ""M ' MIC | IT • R‘ »! I . , I , |>, Till: XTI I-U or- I i j' "u r l 1l Stirt'1' 1’ 24 f<’ut 1,1 width with Sheet asphalt on ..... c r :....... tails mill im Ienol, hot, i "Id Wider. !»" I Pal 1mg. Drug:, Soda. We are i K jiii.sum City, Mo. ’"" I H'""l *•"Imt. hry pond*, had | R e v i e w s I m l u s l r y S h o w i ti f ; Ylth todays game piolmbly •ay and Tunni \ prim- t<> th - bout. V . \ "I tie 1.0 •’hone .'t'57 w l-o have mo ' 1 ’ I’hihidHphi;,. mgioti i c e , , , I , - ' m i- , p, „ •V\ " " » " » m : i i i >,,,'i' ,;, o I V ; '•")•< ha*« or with other suitable paving material. ’ incite, Ace. a* your phone. ! u r r iw .l at .la.-ksum die, and wi re loci tfiit* Hint uv I<■i>l<inu for ■laclj Kearns former m anager, win, phi . . I I foot hot! Ii -Iii- i tlii- M a r I’r o t l n c l ()iu> o f F e w T h a t ui I •"! roil, an,| won il . I,mi tl, Met,ALL & FOX, Ileal estate in­ WORK at Home: $ti dozen m a k , i.O.t • '» l hniii-rr,. 170,1 *•«. ytlf. grading nt 75 c ................................. • ’ ’’ Call KM I he Hmll,'hirer med ;, to' has in t i l , 0 < f . i ni action in New upexpected to be ta k e n a l one,* to OI.N FORD FORDSON rnrd to .Ifihmty Wilson |>, i . :-1 ■ hi.Wlllg ,|'| ■veil and it -voi'ld 1.275.00 •*''• ' • ■*t vi, t ory ,•>, - I n-i oil I t , A re Ihe S a m e liv e ry w h e re vestments. Best btryx are among I I'M "I,C |; mg scurfs. Experience unneecs - I-OR RI-.N’T. Extra large hedt.t.uon from tie­ not lie : lirp: I III ' il m ine of Hie.a <t I Inn day toil I • has in. l-,d\\.ir,| Higgins. ImM < lal.a by iiarge. -’H U) lia. ft. concrete curb and g u tter nt $1.25 Wjtftl, Monthly for (ln *l;t i limp, r,,. l - o k to i e» o‘ , i ° •'•*■(. a r , i i . i \ ‘ I" :. m to iiirnu- . F,.or 3.240.00 • u \ . ,-■ 1 his po, , *ary. No canvassing. P a ,ti,„ h i,* ,,t ||„. #.-»,• i a te .i--f H i- d i 0 t lie I II Hi- -avs I,-- ,. s i ' ""iniercii'l ,V Palmetto Oh,,,,,. :t:M ' '<•"<|>l:, I ii.,,,, rooin, cewtiailv la. ate,I, snitalile nor listings Phene 715. 'ny wan tu huvi* luM'ii •M'nnfw p i r . ’ hampinri , ; 2D0 lin. ft. flush curb at 50c 11 'M ,-i- I. I *nv,- ,V ru r n ltu re 1 o. tor stamp. •hi.- million ga llons o f w a te r I*. V v \ s ‘- \ r . u i* ., ci "0 f i r m - -I "i il,,- - - : Limit Service IIP., for 2 ,-i ■! adults , lose to bath, hot \s S e p t. IK 100.00 ' I!*<•»• and ati-.li, I v\-tl, tot Municipal Kii*M. AfrmLivi Parties n, Hie "t;, vpa-.cr suit." I it /p a t, (i k, I'.'o pool'd a letut i*■ lip -■ F O R E : T IIII.I.S, Y, 13 I.I •’•''!”)’I l(S< IE. Fir-t S treet 33211 sq. yds. paving nt $2.50 .................... ' i "wdi-r w as wild, passin-r Ha- m. I, will I.-- needed lo Hood i out lq.lt ),*, llow.-v.-r lowly they! 8D1 Lynn, Mass. \|,-|, v, -ilM.IX. M — VVanted— h i K e n t "-til mn. and cold wnt, c. .',08 Myrtle, Avc. . 8,300 00 " i f M lllflted tn be “ W'iba.p” day i The subpoenas -rved Oh lliekard lor *11-e, of the gii.-t'd ,» it |-•!1 . I • i , ,,, t/l’l Tile I:ii 'if !ennift I |f.wn full line Hapoods. I ’a p ia i i Hodge* said, "" ". b-ii Marbi ri \ i- , f i . ".if.- I,.., Imldi,i|' tle-ir )da. e | I ■'<-• 2050 sq. ft. concrete alley ret unis at 45c « * M o r r i in.i, v-riox I' call'-d for the piod-iotion of all lievelopitig ,.i"idlv ;,o*l :,l'bo'igi, Hi- . n e e liiinslierry, - lief. - :t,| , . 022.5.1 ------ --' shiidfig f->i I-V .iiih . Al *n- light. Cash nr E AR N- $.31 weekly in spate time '•'•wi, w i;li one »,jt, and a depth of a b o u t <5 feet re "i Hu- m ouths o f the people, and T* I Tl,,. 250 li,,. ft. 12" p|po at $].;{& ............. I.I I.I |TWO room* and >11,th over g a r a g e .) " A^ 1 '"1''HD "i"- loom furnished fur |.;j books mid paper:', and mentioned this is hi:: f ir -1 vri-.r out l-.r !'• --! ••He -■ •iil'-i is j,, | '.,-fee! :-,pe. Alt l( it I*o . | ( iiami)iun flip nip i i to I, want vour in,sine**. ’! l l t S, i.V U, I Al illll.lN .. 337.50 '• "inch hit tel - in .-, q u in d. i'lie big IK-inch ..pllt ea:y J be;* are one of th. addressing envelopes at home. DODGE LKOTHEKH •nis," w as the t-hservuti r, of Unfurnished, partly furnished, or ''R *'1 housekeeping all season., " inlet# a t $50,00 ............................. ..... n ( <*_ fight b -f ween Tiimiey nnd Ray I'ii!l ho III) a -leei-b'd : i d ' . ..,;•• Hie c In L « o » I* y ,cf .. , I ,U 0 2 - ' " I l l inning. Experience unneeesnsry. Ordinary furnished. 100! Kim Avc. P hone, r,t<’ '* • ,ir'* "f Herald. dotd.le Miction c e n tr if u g a l p„,„p. ‘•‘•vd ..... .. . PO 00 II that a‘re I'ho'aamo 1 in siqn-orlint r. "< ,1 Neumann al Kben.slnng, Penn, a " i , 'l tile ll'liioldv uf 1 he olle-r i,,.( flwblo, hs of couipctition iuui it) fig I L’am-rule Go., general I 1 manhole . . ................ ......... ..4 a 2 2 1 I' lo non 'too l - . r , | | | i i t t e .1 w ith a speed transform ,-•r oi i hi world In- ,-,mi,,1:0 , ‘ ‘ over. I I loalers F. I. Baer, an hnml-writing. Write prom pt 1 520-W. tolleltoi,|,„, |,„ .... 7f».C0 osteopnth, has n 1y ea r ago which led to Tunney's lieandidnle* !>,•<•,uiso of hi-: l„-ll,-v,*„ RtlVell, rf ... a o u i •■!(•!) 010 1)0,1 u I , p opula r m ake, will have a cnpin1000 lin. ft. 3" drain tilo at $200.00 per M. .... ... I'oon-I Tonnev's pi "-.al i-omlilion I ui i ly billion, tl,a season prod­ fo r 23 years. ---------------' 'V ANTED I or 5 room funiishcd ii,.s:,.,. ", V V n t ,,r p>rk. sidewalks, build Z ’ r'?0>w» 1{iirc„u, R o o m '——------------------2 0 00 j Mlspinsic nt by the Pennsylvania w - 'g h l. .ffWo, ,1 b •I 'i Marl- i , v and R ,„.;: ily of T.fiOtl gallons p e r minute. !" ' ‘ f Having defeated this SELT, Go o d USED CARS »vHI m:-1 , perfect. lirrigiition boxes. J R ” ‘ur,(IK * s ‘»«lh Dimbara, Chi: ago. ; BEDROOM. s „ , s|ic'c jnli/.c'd industry, a r e , , , ui,I floor, next to •Uuirlnient or house. Rent not Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc. . 1440 0) li S tale Athl-tie Commixsien or f i 'M y e r s , 2 I» Uiiday saw- it, lii 1 s-iimiinige iiiit '; arcs, .loan ‘•' * "Hi,is ami Diif.sh-r. HI 2 A Ford Touring RPrep. ' 1 ;-----------------------— -----------hath. 300 W Ib is p um ping plant will l„. u-.-l ! l'"-'!'i''''d aimu-itlv in tlm United I ,’c>;,t *f •'1:l bath. W. 5th St. I’h o n e ' in'Vr Wo ",) Apply J. S. 1, three months and a line of $*200, "I tile *ea>o-i «nd ihliotlgll the nhar. If .. j LADIES.— Home work, any kind. ...... ] 385-W. >««*»- Ford Cm,,,,. mw* Rene l.;,--,-3i' survive , Driver, Seminole Grocery. « a, lo d ra m the ponds and n ia iu la m 1St d" . D, I-!. Smith, official nf a mol ■ in « «"iil-l ; . , r rl-t,i,| ;v \ ...................... ,i ... li! ,, "Uistless l-oxiiig" was the charge. m ajority of I is,* Jmv.' showed link , in, lb .. Total estimated cost ... 1325 Miiil Touring | Part or full time. Km lose stamp. t',*"|iiel, m anufacturing firm m ­ d a y ’* final round of the an| |nv . . . . . lisjro .B J ; uniform w a te r levels, the „ l|lllm I;t ' 1 ,1 '' 1 1 1 ' ' *-',I , Is u n k n o wn. „ j The fight Was |mt on by C harles i, fvRatYflon. c ••f r \ pel ieliee. tliev proved llliti a :t tional t,mrn:im>nt. I'.)23— Ford Sedan 1 LEANING Cf). »»rite Sommers & Co,, 15!) N. To he liorne by adjacent property owners. l im des, rooms 1 ^ — HttNlnesH P r o p e r t y . h DR RENT. I I’ornishcd -ion. ,sla te d . il M. SHiwiili for I In- e n te r ta in in ' lit I to '- were learning (he game very ' 1It I'I. HI .1,. Tim, v,,„ I,,, ‘ItvMycrH, p jiiig. Repairing an-l I Wabash, Chicago. Tn ronoiu-riiig Vinrent 132-1 F,,i,| Riiiial»,nt Number of feet frontage, 24I9.BJ. for light lio„“,-kecpi|ing, 2 car 1I-f)R SALK.A well located, clean, ’ "e modern Americnn tooth* »"‘l MUM). I II,, 1,i11 „> ". . '} ‘ of his Itietid- amt n-'igtibors. | I' inal He, i to,, ..f a suitable *,(.• la.-t and before '(,<• a l lernnon w-<. yesterday in If:-- snni-finall sum- 1(55 for prom pt — — -------------------— — 132(»—- 1-,,r, I Ton Tin, k sheds, 2 porches. 2 Imths, 2 diiilv P"i-. mad,,.| white l,ii-,-J,, flat " ' , fl "!•■■" I h e .............. .. „ f Assessment per foot frontage $6.(51. Th e li, 1 1 iiiiivi of II. v'. SI, •menls, gnu cry store. E. M. /Jutes, 21 p (or tip|m jili-in ,,f ,| \V,.*t M.I, V •• \ Totubi over were charging with a gta-i-t :? 1 I :.*V l ; WOMKN. Mnki* iiiimcy Rile.st'a-l Axle papers, 7 locket-, $1 week and lip Robinson Avc. Phone JiRI-J. to •....."i ’; " 1 )•'••'" >- '-- » i,i.-a 1 pointed, and the world's (5-1, -l-t!, 8-»5, «5-2, Hiir,itrt| president o f t lie ( liii a g o Coliseum il'-iil of speed nnd n n im ;i- i .M il di, hateln-ry will be m ade in ( >kn . i » m .. children h dreKnen, t^V-.AII-HtarH All It II P o FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. - -i .o,i“ , ) . ........ e m , . , . per room. 1215 W. 2ml s t. I land". Fla. ■j1-" b m l, emu- into the mnrkot tiie last American hope. {Tub, who >s h ere w ith the avowed I'-r and 1 1iggiii- looked i'"--d 'he , loo .;, eoiiniv early in October. Cup- •"’ " ' t thirty years ago, lie ,-xi 'i im • i ' i i t i 11:ij >>it t >i-:it i :i i ,i,„, Name MILI.KR o . PHILIPS. I„c. Ix-Honicke, sx • a HARDER SHOP 1aprons. Experience unucccsnnrv Ilclirl Coi-lut, who Dearriptlon :i n 2 :t Foot Preliraingrjr'Ti-: i intention of -.lopping the i hum !!•<■' >n,Hr, defensive and Higgins u iiouang J Material cut. instructions furnish’ F ()R RENT. (Im bedroom. 1101 , K I— H o u s e s F o r Stailton, cf climinitted Ili<- six lime Al wgnelia Avenue. 2 n it a )•"*>! I.-J, 11,,,, j •81ii* Hodge • si,ul. The minis- • I mil. E. R. Trafford’s Map of tha •'».!- -I in I" S.,, pimi hip lioi,t i linuigh legal action dotin everv one who - a, ri- -I ihe Ft’nt’g Asx’. t ‘f f l S ale if, o i l M , , . , |,, „ P I'tr iet* Special a t , ed. Radficld Mf g . ( ] pi West Ch ilMlic*. c. eiianipimi Big Bill TililfH.r I a i) :t •.•oner will !— ;,e-omp:mied oil He- | •South Elm Avc. Smcc-c-dc-d Gold Ones Town of Sanford, Florida. I had not been di .closed today. Mr. ball. This pi u -•>. oni l"i hi- first • ...................... m kidi' s and children. 12nd St., New York. Elm Ave and 13th Street. feal.cd ia the scini-fnal) h$ jf i?,OrnoU-:i, :tb ! n P of in o.-H.mi by me ni tiers o f' I! ' . •' 1 “ " e k f o r f •ill- (l> Byron Walker. Lot I, Block 5, Tr. 8 .......... 1’iior to that time*," lie said, j Clement ; who claim s to hold a con V'-nr of foolliall In, • a v.-o'|.| ui 3. t or 5 room Bungalow. Kiuv k'lM II.V , Sept. If le, 2-0, .1-0, 0-1. 0-1, 0-3. p A TjaVneti ihe Fisli HaiHiery I'mnniidon, 7 4 — A p a r t m enLs F i r K e n t The • ■ grew l • was Ilu- gold plated, evertract with Hemp, cy to meet li a r y speed ami at ta- kiing' and ; ^ " • ’ ( ' s ’ i:.-.s i i , , . Hie uifires -jv- •)•;,•)\ part- „f t|,e i;„j|,.,| M 11in terms. L Bland. First St. nex' I'CvJllAnardt nii. If The tropliv first went al . M E AM PRESS KRY . WOM K N - To *el! a line of Genuine tinns ... i' - lb v. N\,bi. ) L. tiolo-k ,:md also by Charles A. Uulloek .................. i Wu,kcr’ lMt 5- BI,H:k r>. Tr. 8 "ig toothpick of g ra n d fa th e r’s Wills be for ■ lie light* any o th e r ; to spring. ing pusses lie i loud Io beat, bn \ .ii.-ssmitl<j„^ i.iceliiu i . l k i k ; t-f French Lingerie Specializing in ONE furnished 2 room apartment. it I III* of New "i -rk, who In, ^ !.. ""•••' ••|,U,ll%. r , „ | | , | i| Maude A. White, Lot 0, Block 5, Tr. H . iiuperiiiUb.dent of the Cnile.l-ns inocli p a rt of his p er­ KMI3 wlicii Hugh I- Ih)h*l f. pressing, tailoring.; boxer, brought with him an in­ i-ll is allot l i -r boy wlto i* i|e-.1 ..,, ’ long bi-.-n Oe-; told to 01,11 it So,II. i’ihi.hoi) action fc.T Iriktr, 2 b i.acoite | i’l I ONE :« •" Avenue. I’hone Glove and Crepe do Chine Silks. stale* F. Il Hatchery, at Warn, * ! “H \ l ' ' M> " f *"*’• 310 Maple. Phone 2H7-W. i Maude A. White, Lot 10, Block 6, Tr. 8 . ... il equipment, as the* key to his it to England. ju n c tio n ginntci) m Indiana, He i ing into a good broken field rn,i- Amt t,cans who are ,-x|».-i. OVERLOOKING I .| t-i l we, II .la p io m o tin g g „ o -1 w ill I,.-- Springs, C.-,. Mr. Dnllock has been >. Forwux, p Judd* tiie Auu-riean im l* j Liberal commission l ’lensant all v. i: la m iL A s * " - - it: a little Inter, wo b a d . tho also brought an a r r a y of law yers tier, “ n and Aii-eiica. HIGHLAND PARK " aeh J a p a n in tim e )..,- th-. tea No l I 1,-fk Si-\ i-,,I Ii .liidli-li,) i*|,-. John D. Jinkins, Lot 6, Block 5, Tr. 0. , Year rouml work. Equivalent to FOR RENT.- Unfurnished a p a rt- •Stucco^ hung"low, 5 large rooms. | m m * ™ * detailed l-v (be llnit.-d States i(u 1>J m."-,Hilary quill ,,j, k, and jift.er anil if. was in * battle withl from Chicago and In-liiimtpnlis. cull S i imIiioIu t.’ouiltV. Flo,'- Public School, Isit 10. Block 5, Tr. 0 ... Maxwell and Moi,g|,tm, wen- and eakes - r v e d thm si-h o u t ihat ' „„,lertnl -I--I doll--, i-t .-ourse, I:,', (Imt he won it last FebtJ rtti-v ... , - oncrntlng your own business. Ad­ I),, ) nn \),o,« ) If III.I '" " i ,lf F' beric-H t.. ., sl-it Captain " -!. the* rough iin.-uitisfactiiry slivmeat, (5 room# and hath. i:ewj!*i |t0 $8f5(HH)<)7cash down"$500'00. 1 j, SR> Huagiiig the line for tug gains uml '-‘" • . o n Mi"', h 3, th e " lim a flat- , y. | , 1 be ha z a rd . „ ( 0 I 27 If, Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5. Block 5, Tr. li) : ” • yt VA* (Irons stating your past O r present apurtment, light-, water, private | Burt Nason, J507 Nat'I Hank Bldg New Y ’ork. i.'Y;, A r people dress II* A M Wifka, ll. I'. Of l o u r Hour .lag Mow i • i".i,l> in Japiin. Hodges in Ihe coiMlruetim, ;,p,| will all I,., of t<: t.„. hoth are cHliii.- into d,:,p-- f.isl. :1"YV m Morida. E Each ’ ’’ ‘Kin garage, screened norelics, garden 1Phone 211). 'd mi a c h 1selling experience experience. Address Meisch Realty [,„t 10. niock 5, Tr. 10 ox m ninth. ’’ 11" hull. 1,r (he world’s supply . , , | breakabl B ; t e i i » B » i t , » i for SANFORD It, ILDING AND I \ , , .... | ...................... 'Z Co., ■'") operation .,f fin , i,atcl,erie.s in ' in p o sil,. ., i \ |„._ |; < iiolai', Thum p-oi'. win. al the 773.17,5 “5.’’ J;,; '!” ified mid in g trie Care Herald! 1 1 ,1 "I globe (rotting | |,e, tiifhH < not out) non space. Rensoni'hlc Mrs. M o ffitt,' ________ _________ _____ "• I-othpick* ivHing I'lorida, and will . . ,-y on .-\i i- ' i i-> produced in six and as tin* machine h** W LOAN ASSOCIATION J i dm i t i , « in r i i t ! s m i m u p I B’ *‘‘l1 r>> Tr. 11 -tl P 'e - III is I he ie. I, |.| | -n ", in ijml Am.-t (i-i,ns is b.-nig a> . -,,1. 1. | Do s t . Six c e n t s -------------------------------778 ll-S ln rs ono non mm Celery Ave. Ph\u e Di7 W. will have im osccutive fjsu-». !u< torie.-, j,, tl„. United made in the shut*' ui s i tiny T H R E E GOOD HOMES e e-iuli-ie - ive exp. miii . -ols along III, coast of field iniitii-r-, was t r a n ling with Ulat <"Hi to, | |,e r„ I lime i\ , , I ha V i k m v M,,,A‘ * .Sanford Laumlry, Lot 6, Block 5, Tr. l i — Hf*lp W anted— Male Z'A’.'. • .^ynunnry: S a i i if in hits, II. My830.60 » ing her '• lie. Florida i ins full in -1» l,t' ’ : • " ’ "t them a re in Maine, FOR SALE iM— L cjral N o l t i ’es. hi*- n -ual speed :im.| wlo-u I,-.- g i l s hutching ,.f it cut* two pick.- at rr NATION \I. it m. ns Am. i ir),„ r e p , .- .eptal ive si r r to iiiiK T ! Sanford Laundry, Lot 7. Block 5, Tr. 11 FOR RENT Furui.>he,l ap a rtm en t , 1 jjcKsMjpa, CantwHI, ( Sl-mton, E,*r.Special ■1 a ms! -i and i .,i 11 .. ,.| mnllct amt other alt Wilier i’i.s|,. . . ' On very liberal terms ' " " ‘ ‘ "r Cuiir.n-d. Dix field, lion; there aie iisuallf I 'r l. •’• : good s tif f a im wi.rko-g lie i nl l l - Ih.lL 1 ,-stival r,,. |, | „ | | , . \\ .1 Sanford l.aundry. Lot 8, Block 5, Tr. 11 2 room*, i on m eting bath, new , Htolcn Ini.-a-s, Frist.ie; double St. I.ouis W'lttTK, T,T,‘M ■ k ’lllli U Y Y ANTED,— Local man to __ J ’hone 735 or 784-J. 1epi c ’ S’Uong; ono li* in sixteen of these mKBifi AU\KIITISt-:.)!» >T FOII III|»M on this page 440.0 tr a v e le r is (,, hi/ of eaiefullv re- tickets will -o j- --.I, I., eo'-) ;,p j . 5SP going to l.e h a u l to tackle. HU ''" M I - l . A I N A . V l l.v decorated, gas, stove, lights,! HkoluyD,' Difobiir to Myers; left on <'iiieinnnti ’ V. Hurmau end SHWKit < <)>sriU 3 TI<)\. Ifinl Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co ci nt:;, and a advertisement*. I | 8 ,^nf n K,,0*l substantial coinpuuy, V 8. l*o,-ini t n s s |„ , r | , b-eteil typo wlijM, he-t rej.ri ents o' 1 1 1 1 ,1 ,,,le in Cioc|uct, Minbattery. •5H2 In the line Y im cy , F if/patiick | , bantW, Sniiford, r»: All S ta rs 8 ; Inis- Pit t sburgii "AVFOHI.. FI.,HI IDA. tlli.Mc vacant room* , 8el' ' r *r direct to consumer in San- water, sink, garage, yard in privutr> Musonic Tomple Bldg. " K X | ( r i;- " .S T ';it A N D VIA ll Y | ; J. N. Wigfnll, Jr., Lot 9, Block 5, Tr. 11 .............!. 50 Automatic I’r .562 and Sands were doing great work Ami-ii.-an giiih*o,|. " ill, „ war I- issuod at a us t of one cent i , .(,.. j V. M, I. Kloven Moots J'M h will i»- irt-,-1vt-,i up ,„ bungalow. reitnoiui>>]4 Phone M ’STMII- I l l s WIFI-;, a m t ,-„el, '!;f. C i o n balls off Fergus, 1. li. My- <'hi,’a g o l "othpick-; ,,,-e not a by-product e.-rnied witliPcrn•P'ond hum! goods ! i Lor?!‘. m .uro. lorrito'y if desired. robe j,, keeping -••in f . M. 27 . Ill 20 l»v -• I logs of .ta , W oflb rtl T’osun Today .521 1nod Stoinoff, ||„ i,...|| \Vid*-r.s Up to tins point d1* I ••"-io. If llv ln ti. Mint if iii-iui, I. N. Burmun ami 107-W. Mrs. Moffitt, Celery Ave­ FOR SALE.—Now fivo / / W t l ' i i j strike,itil.i. I'VrgiiH I; bit New Y’ork -----------------------Build u business o f your own. Write pan iin.1 Din l ’nit*-,| st„t room , " ni" " •,‘,'r industry, hut many (.ripping wet, and p M® «II p a r ti ,- * I lal-ntiiK a n y l u t e n - s t " Uomlwjll Scrliee .-I 8 !l ■ were not far behind. Many of the nue, 4^ » Y ‘ ))|teller. I»v FereuM (Riuvsi.n): Dl'ook I \ M house. Ju s t finished. P&kUG COMPANY ’L-. VV- Quesncll, Box 37, Umatilla, a- Ilira ,.r uml, , 11i-iii-> Fmmi. i- J. N. Wigfnll, Jr. Lot 10, Block 5, Tr. 11 .........!.... 167 ' "lomerc-ial article* are hy- them to the drying Excentl . N a p l e s - $40,000 new hotel to be 1,14 “ To t lie l-uy-i rni I , • |s I I"' ( '..nmftttee .--, .-115 | l'«V i who hll\e Iwelf expeel.-d to \Vo,-|,| ■lap li",| .Mint K F o s t e r . Ills wife! Atlantic Coast Line — tional good buy. Part terms. P. erected here. j>5 OiTTpiri's, F m lc rirk * , itollimi uml lln>l n r Lxall Store” Fia. / • " *'•"•1 ; ->f toothpicks. Tho toothW hile m ost 1 .,t an." it rend -Do ,on ■ port huge steel oven. •’ 2IH,* ; M-oort liave not ito'.vp up as yel Fi'o-nd hip am/mg Ct,il.!,.u ,,, I" ''O h,-I Of Olein. ,||.|-I-UHI-<I. IIM born culler FOR RENT l room ..... furnished ] O. Box 686. Phone 78ti-J. --------------- -----------I t l f 4*11>• 4*,„■>1,11MKI<-„ ,r Sunr»r,l. ! 1 lake-; the choicest p a rt of ' From the dryer tw.-P' F^-'ialty of «ur prompt 777.’. I *1) i tin li -11ill |;, '••IN. i|i-\ Ih«‘i-*4, teliJlIt-t'K. KMHI- Railroad Compuny; Begin at the Intersection ., |(,v;i| w ill n,-‘ m a k e Hi, ic nit,lull f•M»t l» | „ . duces to y„'i ,'!S I I h- i i- should !>«• .'il lr«tst L* ramli- ! •nt' ii by Hie /C.iiniiiM Apt., downstairs, 211 Laurel Avc. I ---------------- !— ___ _______ I-lol l,In for , 1m i-uiini ru -, l„a „t me I- ■ < "I ,-tll. I WIse In H,,. |M. w,,rrijitiun# and auick ' VA‘N 1 ED.—Tiirt-c colored wait •' Ini, turrit log, and what is loft Mown to the "polisjjtti | v. ,|| ,,f and Imv pl-nluig fit iv-.,-n ,,f n,.« (i . 'in i '- -miii a .- , <h,t, * out for (Io- team hut Hie | t' i u-.t i-.nal .Initi,-.- ami ( I r,nn tinl-a [-•lli-wlua stovern. of the North line of FOR SALE BY OWNER wlive’ v. urs. must be sober and experienc- See Mrs. Remind. 2201 Oak Ave. j i -\ f t , , ! j if1 1 ", Ami A l.l. ‘ >' iv r i e l into other things. * •' ' c-i ll i t earns v.. , ' \ l . l l l . s IfiivluM ,,r I 'l a l n i H m AMERICAN . ‘oiiad a' pro cut range* around 20. ' he Fed * ini t'.|„neil „f i)„. r’hur. h- i|S . A. who goes to ti.ii Japan .,s cylinder, lit) foot in • scltudllleil Phono 150-W. •• room 'bungalow, Fourth St., with the Weat ’ . 1 I l ns a i i U a i y w w t.rs , X|,i. J 6 3 bedrooms, hut * ’* — Hot Sandwiches V !1 . ’,,, Ai»'lv to Steward, Phoenix -III' Intel,h | J,| ,||H In,|i| Invotvla k e tin11 c|<| tn) Made In Winter revolve* very slowly. tUW („ G am es T oday PH. Mr. Mi Kay expressad Itim-.-lf as e.i of < 11ri.-1 iq/America, whiel, fep- u mr:s,lunger of f, iem|.;hip l o 41 l a . (Ilu, , IN' nl tvriinnn —________ i utility Co. ,-it In llils sul, water and nil modern improvclino of Cedar Ave., run New Volk 1 " "oni f m luring procCiis j* pick* against oaeb «iwrj , M? till I i heing hopeful th at with tip- begin- t**• ,-nl.s some )25li.omi.mio I’l-oi.-i- ace the Hina Matsuri, M„ ivm 3 th e lt)2# college ciiedule. i i i : f i :n d a n t r PARK AI’ARTM b N T S - - F urnish- ments Reaiiy for occupancy.*Own-! i-tm-k0 Morm ftMHW54 «r etc,-l« N«-amenl | , CAMERAS *Te\ eland 1027.’’ ’ ’ North 260.58 feat, We»t , " ! nl " " •»»,y i» the cold months ncquiro- the satiny Yirginin, i k H l i t . i i I n s t i t 'u t , ....... " ix In. lo .571)'ning of inter-class football in the • ant lin niber*,•<l ‘laimclied li,e r. National League id coi ner ( entrnl St. and Park . c*r ^oing away must sell, $0250.00.!’•'« <Hu. ’ ■ o .MM’I’H E S the ye;,,v Tho ideal season fo r I’hihtdelphiu chqrnclcristic of IMO .5-10 , next two weeks several other boys m e a t re.-elitl jj. Mrs. II, my f l Bl.l -I-ouiii a t I’bilmlHpbiA. \y ’iThun follow* 50 'feet, South 265.68 feet . SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT -•* a per*,.i„,| —| , , | !'a„ r^rt‘c” ■'iivniia members ,. Tim City will Avc.— Electricitl rofrigorution,— Term# can be arrdnged.’ Mr. Lon* f urnlsli Sr* illi,ft| Slnrk Fur Mai* B PR IN TER Y - 't i " g •«oth picks I* said by man* toothpick. VViishingtoii I,lock nml newer I'll'f. .5311 would report for Hie regular prac- Pi alio.ly of Beverly. Mass., is tin Ohiipigii nt. Boston. , i )? fcIN'» BUREAU turn of tel, doll, a pltaii.gi-.'ipi, | ! " *’ •*' meet W..: lint >» stork Mnlr.iusn .M urphy steel kitchen, etc. Phone I Cure The Leader Store, 5th and East 60 feet to beginning ....266.58 • 1,7 • W. N. Lumley, P rop ..... . .. . '''Hirer* to i,t, from December J .r,;t<) tiees. ebairni-.i, of 1il,.. ( ’hie;,go Tho ’’shaker” by vioBrt' o*io-J. 7n)'/I Avc. A • the eommitte. CjnHnnali a t Www Y'ork. 204 North Park Ave. , , amh a special vi e by Co,,.-nl ( erai fo rd college in pt act ice g a u m . ’ll,,. HANFORD BUILDING AND City of Hanford Park, All Block 6, Tier 8 ........ _.2-l8 ,1S!un Sanford if A cerllflu tl clii-ck fur 3 >, M'hcMtulM f o r tn«hi\ nl^u si^w | ij| v l . Detroit Ir’-. The reason Us th a t Htralghtcns thu pick* inw of r(ltfil^urgh nt Rrnoklyn. .iiilti Today onds the - a corn id w e k of M( *.. J«-anett 4 W. Eoniet, i. tho Suite nf New York. LOAN ASSOCIATION II. C. Washburn, Lot 1, Block 6, Tr. 0...... 1*011 'll,,-tin g E ll, n, colleg e 1 ! St. I.ouis . " " ’!'• weather thu sup in tho log secretary in charge of tinDoll on thw exart size of W » ^ ••••'j t»ra, tiee ami there are still two D is planned to n|:,,i Dm, toll playing*’ | | ‘ ,, 1 •• J. V. Johnson, Lot 6, Block 0, Tr. 9 ....... As soon ns warm toothpick box. The fla •■s'.' ‘'American l.caguc .2!*:i, «. ek’- rem aining before the first! 'I ravel Bureau in New Y irk city group of doll traveler ; . Ilu- f irs t Ifiimpl-u, Sicln-v •• •4 n A rin o I’oilit c l le g c i. 1 1 ilb«r sets in the rap begins to dumtHvF, Into tho P*fv •• •I - WJiuhlngtoo at l) 6troit. Meisch Realty Co. Lot 1, Block 6, Tr. 10, I •unite which is to be played here Irani which the journey will begin. tjco day, November n . 1 " and . tain-, the wood a tobacco which ore rio- “o u t h e r n , i-iiti-rc'imc .York .nt, Clgvjdaml. ,H r t. 2 wit h' L eesburg fu rn is h in g I N. D. Braddock, Lot 6. Block 6, Tr. 10, n 1 iii-'Wo . ; ~ J , F T h P ^ E . t*>TS’T U T T L E F lorid a W ill T lav holding 90 dojten of ta* *1 M i a f Chicago. w:ll g, t under v.-i,-. „,.xt ......... 5 P V H t^H E C s M V W E L L -IL L th,' oopositiou. iaist y e a r 's gume H O W M U C H )^> O M E Ella A. Alien, Lot 1, Block 0, Tr 11. .. y e a r old waitress, was guilty „ f V .toothpick m nnufacturor nmF the -|norchandts*,.ia ^ . UJClphia-at St. Louis when most of ! I,,, ou-mhei's <>| ,|, 1 DOM’T k n o w Tech N e x t S eason with Leesburg ended in a tie with d a y b y d a y O O b T * )E C *«r,ry4 >, drjving nn automobile recklessly. "hit-larch log i# compOBOcl of N. If. Braddock, Lot 6, Block 6, T A 10 ______ _____ . N P O L E A k M F O U * ^ circuii will swiiq, ,„t-, ,,,-ti,.,, tho, markoL ' ' ___ I neither team scoring. i " 1(1 e parts; the bark, which goeit WE On l y o o o u r . 1-WDW M U C H I C A xM E O U T * -Smith insisted th at he he given the ___ . 'I'ho 'vkliolo manuti fk^iSccHiarn Aasodation u E ’b 0 ..,J l.c-eslmrg expects to put n fa s t, Notica ia hareby ■ given to . any and all paraon# intaiaatad te IN FLO RIDA 80»day sentence the court planned | | T r i n i w l l t z U l JACKSONVILLE. Svpt. | 8.• - ('•" W“ I team * ,in ‘Vh LY this veur nnd W A H O L E < a W i3 'M v o u KHOw-uel, tho "white imp’’, which ccfls (a antoinatio. - j ’ Bingham ,at Atlanta. the fluid Special Aaeeaamtnta against the varioua piece# of properir -T H © Univon.it>i’k.rl.lu w i l l ! ; ‘I h o y i a d ( L of the log fo r tooth* to^impose upon Betty. II,. R()t t |)u ' r r i O I U l l y M n r e . S , hi (Team The little, pointed tU n p o g a ' a t Little Rock, tlii’ii' should lie plenty of speed im.l il... - —-• ««ft * . ■•• . « «' ORLANDO: Courteous officer* upi-cur on t h la . 7 ««©rvii, Tool. L ! ' . 7 .' ou'm v »«r‘ described H»at aald special asaeaamenta ara payabla In fait m USm n t Memphis. O n o n I l ' i F u f |> 1 „ . 1 l,,n'1 V,u “ >«l h«Sart" Which foot im 11 HL-hudule it'-.J/.i , v . . . hi the game us spued is the only are wanted H,r thu local po­ ^ trt25S*’.b,,t Botty 'VJ*” I’lfloil Ul. - 1 v / j J i . I l 1 l T H t I l<l( 1 iiNuIf up into tho by-products*'A nfqd.lA. dor (250 bond for r<*-4ii»(>t*jiriim*#* m daya after tho abovo and foregoing apodal aaaaaaaiaal 10M. l i * ’' Moblla a t .New Orleans. “ IkSa|£fl Flo: School'eleven's biggest ti,i(vnia ut)» .M.i*,:!. .....^ High School'fllnven’s biggest lice force, Chief or Poli-tt Hurdio University athletic director, clcunset. Tbo Hi(rh»’S eboo|'aiitborl- F. naker, declared in « mtice pubr' court when the judge t-eeallod th at equalised, approved and confirmed, or in tan equal 'tjiiijittl r, , ,c V’ ^ ili,'h118 “ n y w h o ro fro m th; clnrcd hero yesterday. Tiie first, of :i cbitiu o«f g , , v 1 ' I J ",:1 U' \ unj * * i had been accused ,,f thu nujnc out into Id* . " D E E P E N CHANN EL hKihJ for menta with intareat «t 8 per cent per annum from and 'after‘^ jil llshed for each each memher *r <w,.•'"ST ©J. t)ho Spouklng before alumni ,,r tho tie* arg expecting a! I$rkc orowd || iftoHia of the at, offense onco before. . Fi ic, ,||y ... „toru“ I,, -• I""t I'olts, which aro ahavod of.Vkll d e te S l A ^ lk jldpfSNTQN, Fla., ScpL 18— university, director Yon averted for the opening game and it ia hop- £ wn* opened *t 115 Magnolia' AvV-'' New t h / r toA Jprm ] - - 1' ^5° Y ft:»olutl()n calling fo r bids I t h a t oofficials of both institution!) od tlmt the now blemdior soiita will wj.. beP mndo to . 1. “ I*116 to an-v 1 ADENTON: Klieriff Tippln* nuc tmlay. The , .,m,mny i,.. , V(, i !1x( 'f1" f r oat is thawed-'o ut and fit*!' men# usb the lj?I» the ihanm d In tho Munn- had a favorable attitude toward nrrive licforg that .tigioHeretofore it hpn been nocBBaary '‘' r n i county* received ,, salary of the F irst Nation j | K . X thcV BO t o ^ i e Veneer Dl|)f ‘m t " \td mnkn itn pcmnlblo for the resum ption of the Gator-Tech huihiiog luui th(> (llfi^ rw .. nre « u t 5,Into Lho r football ntr’ r ita during the month of An* a t which meeting aaJd Beerd wM hflkr hag .ntenmors operating be­ gumes. A lh o u g h tho date for tho forr those J g i«!l*(B«nf.,n | wllh „„c ^ gamcH _ _ . ... K "Hipa, oxactfy a s wlite Al ■ according to the Bradenton complaint* and objections as to auch special nton and Now Orleans, 11)27 g ridiron m«ot had not |g>Cn C4ty Commisftl ***■ ? jA ciB q k v u Ji: r toothpick in long, has nuthorlxCd - 'S heriffs of the stuto arc fouxly paxgd by ci^y fixed, Dlreojdr Yon vuid it would tho pure Ita ic perfo ,co <»r -n Thufto Htnpf, a r e wonndVonto , * . ,-Tho M »I h yrhlch ahoujd -tho teojaystein altogether, nftilrnoon. Prohnhiy be played1in Jnckscnvillo arrive In t ' o f t e - i ' ? .AY.l,nuo1H10>’C has * ' . Th* __ 1*.-cost t ““ fijtnt « n )i), Pythias Ite recalled i„ city couijfc.' , pji,*'* deputies and other ft lf»**ft ? . n , i j i i - ' i pwcericjf, fri-sii r hi" nUn‘Vh 0kB * 4Wf :boH-of fltriifiU Ing of tRe channel t<» Tech, defeated ‘F lorida 23 to 7 Inst hete w' ^ a r o l d Nmi/h, M f t S n o m f p r r o f aitdJvVutahlM and a meat nnnon. Tho ; spool o f ;Vfite«y “I* m onlti JPjWere paid off, only OS tpita ‘W a ^ o r t ’ i( it o<tl mated te ll' lireakili arket. P ork -i t l ‘‘" run through .th *; “'-paid Judge Dockhum should bo. AU le................. ft f o r the Pucker i* nt/i •ion of 7>Tf sheriff. t M t/iet>f"chc ......... cho|ip„r," « hnutli b u t - * that M:»» t Jflcrty I^ee, 24the fans. " ' UteTc’ err, L ' ’ r.on,pm .-m „. t h a t ru i m S re\v^ ** ont. I —4500 o lu tio n s, p e r oil ;Y • i* Y4 J-k*tTAT-ifflwirff ,v 1 . W ■ -’ V-, /?!*■iv&s&v IE FORM lju+i ............... 7e ■ 11m SANFORD R O O F l N t T T u ~TrT roofa, buiit up roofs r ,,.!., J r t>lm nt°,tl Loaka r« paired° l-'f ed O n f e , ? Sni r Ll . (l- Uftk Avc-.A 3rd St. Phone 1 1 1 Uc O T tN -h T f f > ^ | 0 . n u , ' Urnl' M *-r-F ,o r 618 sots a EW YOB S(£ ; a ; c—«q Frisch’s Home Defeats The 1 gus Gives Up m Safeties Famous Battles Fought For Heavyweight Title , ike tloiind Tn ^Monday Attrac f ion LUMBER - SUPPLIES BUILDING MATERIALS 1 1E X YEARNING-GRID WARRIORS1' .....*................. FOR RETURN OF HAVE WORKOUT GOODOLI)DAYS’ DESPITE RAINS; CELERY CITY Lumber & Supply Co. Florida’s First Sail Witter Hatchery ; On Si. Johns River To Be Finished Soon THIRTY BILLION TOOTHPICKS ARE MADE ANNUALLY 'ruuiiey Continues If is Boxing I’ ,'lay Two French Tt Remain! Forest Hills m ManyAmericans Will Visit Japan To Be P resen t A t Doll Festival Next March Club StandiniFs w '•N'« UP FATHER By GK0RGE McMANUS Tl ta fhi, viht's . * w * r w J a 5 jtg » i t&AL I -ii. A I V t, I’ J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e9578c7dd3a2e82dedf85ad8ee14fdc4.pdf ce22cfc59652d6de68b693b8fa0bbf04 PDF Text Text v* <At»- V <e*v r.IM lta R i c h e s t O i l '' f 1'1! ' 1 ’- ' ' •- - ••••*• • | -'ll. ■ ■ - 1: .i * -‘J' Wet •V Associated Press Full Leased Wire T" ••••'1 r* V v ■i = = = a e e • •• r‘ ; -,r-<Ti i d - M{ss Today ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, SANFO “W T T T P * v ?'• v Ja ij*w 1 1». I 1 ft -'J| ►H i jilii • *• ' | ++♦++♦+ > > ♦♦**+ ♦*+ ♦♦♦♦ Si K <ufnto easure Morgues gr j r i g RELIEF TRAINReports On Homeless With STOPPEDNEAR iredListAt2,000M OOREHAVEN rm Situati HA L RED!1st Outside CROSSRUSHESIs Established AID TO FLORIDA Storm Supplies For Refugees Chicago Will Send Relief CHICAGO. Sept. 20,—(/P)—•Re-1 HAVANA, Sept. 20—(/ P i-’?ln» lef fur sufferers in devastated I United States coast guard cutters areas of Florida was offered by 8nukce and Bailgaduce left le y Chicago when a special with doo? 'yVest for Miami lust night. Tley tors, nurses and supplies will Cat ricd National guardsmen, ma­ speed towards the southern state. rline and sailors and supplies of Officials of the Illinois Central medicine and foivi. co-operating with the Chicago Her­ <.i,000 Raised In Lakeland ald Examiner nre sponsors of tho Forces Are Hastily Mnrllaled LAKELAND, Fla., Sept. 20-l/P» Const Line Train, Made Up in train. From Score of Sources to Funds for the relief of the in­ - r ’l he city of Lakeland today ap­ Sanford, Gets Within Five Ik Speed to Scenes of Storm propriated $5,000 for the relief of MUch Of Its Destination; jured and homeless thousands wore storm victims. In Southern Part of State secured by uppculx broadcast ov­ Tracks Inundated by Water er local radio stations. Within • $j00 Raised In Few Minutes few hours after first messages DELAND, Fla., Sept. 20— </!*)— v , r° sent out more thun $4,000 had bet ' nledged. By nightfall, the In answer tn an apeul from the na­ m-w;, per expects to have $10,000. tional Red Cross, the sum of $500 wu- raised in a few minutes time and us much more is expected to Henry Raker Recalled From Dead \t ' l strol Put At 194 Relief Special Leaves City Flooded Areas In West to JACKSON\ i ..LK, Sept. 20— (IP) he received during the day for the Sunday Nighf And Reaches —Florida Fast Coast officials at relief of the lower eust const. ' Supervise Work in Florida Flood Area 8 O'clock Today St. Augus'i-i" this morning placed T h o Doctors From Del.and WASHINGTON, Sept. 20—(/Pi the numb*', of known dead at Mi­ DELAND, Fla., Sept. 2U- i/Pi— - Tlie nation wide relief machin­ The Atlantic Const Line Rail­ ami at I'.M. H. K. Gordon, assistant Chief Members of the DeLiuul City Com ery of the American Red Cross road's relief truin, inudu up in clerk to Jerry Owen, superinten­ mission' held a special meeting wn*< carrying aid today to thou­ Sanford last night, whs forced in Sunday evening and delegated Dr. sands left injured und homeless in stop within fivb miles of Moon- dent, said this number wus based Frank C. Wilson and Dr. R. L. tlie wake of the Florida hurricane. on authentic ..... . made by MIAMI, Fin.. Sept. 20— ( A H — Estimates r a n g in g Haven, its destination, becnusc of From it score of sources, its hu iFlorida Fust Const conductors ar­ Knox to render assistance in the Goo to 1.500 ileml prevailed in the Miami disaster arr~ inundated tracks, according to re­ riving here from the storm strick­ storm swept area. They left for tily marshalled forces sped to the Ry The Associated Press • layed messages received here hy morning as first contact with tho outsldo w»rld was scene of disaster while other units Miami lust night authorized to beast Florida, lashed nine hours Friday night and the train dispatcher’s offieo. The en urea. tender offers of money or supplies at home were preparing supplies lished by airplane, automobile and relief trains. Tna^M hy n hurricane today had a death list estimated at train reached the inundated section from DcLnnd to the storm suffer­ for the devastated Miami area. Communication Falla was estimated at’ $150,000,000. , v The call to action camo quickly Dan 1,000 and property damage in excess of $125,000- at 8 o’clock thin morning. Moore JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 20— (A1) ers. In the Miami storm disaster are included Holl; after Governor John W. Martin in indications that toll wilj mount higher on complete liuven, which is on the western — Efforts to cmamtinlcate by tele­ it telephone message from the |Lauderdale, Redlands, Moore Haven and Clewisl 5200,000 Damage At Raraaotn shore of Ia»ke Okoechobeo, is 165 phone with six towns northeast i jitt|e contact with these places had been ea iARASOTA, Fin., Sept. 20—(/P) state executive mansion nt T hUu- i miles from Sunford by railroad. and near Pensacola, roported to bo playground o f America” was a Hcenc of desolation Motor boats were pressed into in the new path of 100 mile nn — Sarnaotu escaped serious wake hussec had made an urgent appeal the causeways were flooded and wreckage ttnd', tre resorts were turned into temporary morgues and service at once to carry the medi­ hour wind, were unuvalllng up to of wh^t has been declared by old for help. He authorized the na­ lmrrcd traffic. Because of continued sevore wine Red Cross hendquartem here Ti^ins bearing nurses, doctors, food, medical sup- cal, food and clothing supplies to noon today. Telephone) company timers onn of the worst storms in tional airplanes wero i*eported as wary of attempting to officials reported thnt wire trouble the history of tho ‘Florida West to take charge of all relief Nvork. the stricken people. The supplies jjiter and tents are arriving in the stricken area. Henry M. Baker, national direc­ const. With a wind varying in was ncuto in the nren. were ample und volunteer workers velocity from 45 to 05 miles an tor of disaster relief, was recalled ■and office buildings are crowded with refugees, Airplanes could hot locate any landing placea_ sufficient at It) o’clock this morn­ hour, an estimate made by local from work in tho flooded areiUi planes feared tlje rough nnd debris-filled water, T h *, Naval Reserves Called [number injured is piuced at 2,000 with .‘18,000 home- ing, said the message to the truin W ASHINGTON, Sept. 20—</P) ship captains, struck this section in the west, and is hastening by jtfaler is knee deep ih Miami and Miami Reach public dispatcher's office here. t|p —Recall of tile nuvul reservist# In at about 4 o’clock Sunday after- fust train and airplane tP.thu-i\V* lean Red Oriwjctmdz«Wi*hHd A total of :i7B homeless people thu Miami, FM.; district to active nJI&n. i are disabled. Restaurants are closed and drinking Scene of tronhlq. Bfslde*, two stricken area and the aid,of nearby towns am 'flm hurricane lusted for about officials front beiulquurters hero sejeved in half portions. . - - had been removed by motor hnnt training service in order that they und box cars from the stricken nine hours. During the night the are eiirouto to aid in the mobiliza­ nmy u8nint in coniu*ctl«in with tho Cbirift the'M iam i vftfhlity. is placed at 804 by Relief trains from West Palm Beach have arrlvodtxB area to Sebring up to 8 o’clock nature of the damage done was tion of the relief units, und Miss " ffwTns, general Superintendent o f the Florida this morning, according to railroad hurricane iliHiinter wiih nuthoruru principally to signs, shacks in the Paulino Marshall, of Cleveland ing additional physicians, trained nurses, medic*! today hy the navy department. The oast Railway, with 100 dead at Fort Lauderdale and udvices. More thun 160 volunteer first fleet division of reserves ut negro residential section and up­ who assisted in relief operations and essential foods. , . , ; Scores of automobiles were leaving here hourly wtUI, iMoore Haven where 40 women and children were re- workers from Tampa, bound for Miami composed of L'l officers in­ rooting of trees. Tho combined after the tornado in northern Ohio personal property damage will in 1924, again has been called into gees, for the most part families with children for W| Idrowned. _ . M o o r e Haven, were turned back at cluding a medical officer und '.'l probably reach the $200,000 mark. j w r v W . . . , , Pulrndule, 10 miles north of Moore men will ho called out immediately. istnn is believed washed away. Looting broke out tn Haven. The Atlantic Coast Line While orders wore being issued health there was concern due to the scarcity of There has been looting and cau­ tions have been taken to pre­ appeals begun coming in from or­ the lack of proper sanitary facilities. ro section o f Miami last night. Seven suspects were wire service to Moore Haven will Storm Warniug Is Issued clude this. The crop damage, in­ ganization workers in Florida cit­ Identification of the dead in tho various sectioj*; and :{()0 special policemen were sworn in for duty, be re-established this afternoon, W ASHINGTON. Sept. 2 0 .-i/Th cluded in the above figures, was ies. Each told it story of disaster feeding slowly as search continued for additional, __The weather bureau today issued law was ordered at Hollywood. Two hunded special the Snnforrl office Was advised. principally to the citrus crop but und suffering, roported on the Tho relief truin included one ice the following storm warning: were added to the force. St is believed that miiny of the j work living done und n»kou f*»r City Manager F. II. Wharton of Miami has ordered aU] “ Advisory 9:.‘J0 a. in., hurricane car, two liaggago cars, u combina­ J hurricane early today was reported centered 50 or 00 tion car and two conches. The spe­ center moving inlnnd close to Pen- trees call lie straightened and re­ food, medical supplies, clothes, doc­ from the city’s streets unless they ure In soaren or placed. The police and fire de­ tors and nurses at once. relatives, attempting to identify the dead or aro liouth of Pensacola where it was expected to strike to- cial train was made up on instruc­ .MU'olfl and Mobile at K a. m. Bar­ partments Officials as yet have not deter­ of Sarasota combined ometer at Pensacola 29.10 inches, in relief work. . *;,ns 1All precautions were reported taken there. Ih e hur- tions from T. R. Albright, general theft efforts to cleur up tho situ­ mined upon the amount of money wind one hundred miles north­ Profiteering has been banned under another procl mnnuger of tho Atlantic Coast that will he needed to care for i attained a velocity o f 120 miles and hour in a path ation. those in distress, hut it wus their of Wharton. It provides that no prices may bei chi om Miami north to Fort Lauderdale, roared across Line with offices in Wilmington, east." opinion that a large amount prob­ excess of those prevailing September 18, the N. C. Radio nppeals for help were Storm Warning Is Issued Curiosity Seekers Are Stopped [fades and then passed into the Gulf, received in Wilmington from the WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.—l/P) — ably would i»e required us news storm. Violators will suffer confiscation of their SP WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 20 naands of buildings were wrecked and the countryside stricken area, and Mr. Albright The weather bureau today Issued from all quarters indirntod relief _(/}•)__Every effort whs being workers must cope witli one of the a heavy fine and imprisonment. Orly the brick business blocks and a school house wired T. L. Humus, superintendent made the following storm warning. to keen curiosity seekers out worst disasters of all time oil the <■■ * "/V' “ Advisory 9:80 n. m., hurricltne of tho local division to make prep­ Ion I heir original foundations, Dr. Mitchell, said and of tho stricken area, nnd through center moving inland close to Pen­ North American continent. Miami, society’s winter city o f pleasure, which an oversight in orders, newspaper­ Ijof small houses had floated blocks from their original arations. into a city of terror and suffering by tho devastating Mr. Dumas, J. L. Wells, com­ men were turned hack when they sacola and Mobile at 8 a. m. Baro­ ons. mercial agent of tile railroad here, sought to proceed south from Luke meter at Pensacola 29.10 Inches, of the tropical hurricane Saturday, first cmno to onding to urgent appeals for 500 troops “ us quickly and other rail officials immediate­ Worth today to gather additional wind one hundred miles northwest. attention with the completion of the Honda Last sible” from Ihe Sheriff at Miami. Governor John W. ly communicated the information information of the disaster. High Wind At Gulfport way by Henry M. Flagler. -r« i dispatched several companies of National guardsmen to City Commissioners and several GULFPORT. Miss., Kept. 20.— ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.. Sept. 20. Flagler’s Royal Palm Hotel became famous 100-Mlle Wind At Pewmcoln prominent nu-n of tho city. The (/P)— Barometer at 9 o’clock 29.42. apital units. Governor Martin loft hero meeting placo in Miami of northern aociety MOBILE, Sept. 20— RP> -The The wind in still north of cast with for assistance and n de­ hy motor at 10:80 o’clock thin IPullman Company made its entire resources of equip- appeal scriptions of the havoc wrought weather bureau Imre roported ut gusts teaching 50 miles un hour. morning and can he reached in care Late dispatches from the stricken city told of the U8N {ivailuhlu, and the American Red Cross offered its full hy the hurricane, the deaths and 7:20 o’clock that the wind had Thero was a slight drizzle with of Sheriff John Baker of Palm of this old structure, which of late years, had Funds for storm sufferers were being raised in suffering of the people were con­ reached a velocity of 100 miles un western half <>f sky clear, indicat­ Beach. popularity with winter guests. hour at Pensacola. ing Gulfport on western edge of Ilister cities of Florida and all. Red Cross chapters in tained in n number of relayed dis­ The governor ways he will get to The development of Miami Beach several yeara. patches. hurricane. Miami if he has to walk provided I tout hern cities were called on to rush supplies. Barometer Begins To Drop Carl C.. Fisher, Indianapolis, started the first ruah of he cun he more effective thoro Mounting the fender of an auto­ MOBILE, Ala., Sept. 2—(/n— virtually every building 82-Mile Wind At Mobile tourists to Miami, and the city’s popularity as a Wl than in Palm Beach. The St. mobile at First Street and i’urk Weather bureau barometers con­ fci Imre murks from the liurAugustine Ghumber of Conimorce sort has of lato years threatened to outstrip P a lm T ’ MOBILE, Ain., Sept. 20— (/P)— Avenue in front of the Hell Cufe, tinued to drop at Mobile nnd Pen­ ithe IK story Meyer-Kiser Frank P. Forster, president of the sacola this morning as the West Tho wind had incrensetl to n veloc­ met this morning In culled muss Reul estate activity in Florida in the last few oililing, recently completed First National Flank, addressed the Indian hurricane camo along tho ity o f 82 miles nn hour hero ac­ meeting nnd offered all roliof poss­ seen the pouring of millions of dollars Into devi •>r $i,ooo,oon wu* the ible, sending Charles K. Rurrls, sec­ cording to officialM of tho Mobile crowd that had already gathered coast. The barometer w a s 29..IJ rture seriously damaged, retary of the chamber ns St. townsites nnd subdivisions along the sixty inuo C€ at the corner to hour the latest and tho velocity of the wind aver­ weather bureuu, following un ob- Augustine’s personal representa­ •tincture wiih twisted so aged 6 miles nn hour. Rainfall nervation made at 9 o’clock. The tive to Miami where he will co- tion between Miami and West Palm Beach. A not r k*as feared tlie building hurricane news. barometer had fallen to 29.20. AH !■*><' to lie rased. ■ The CHICAGO. Sept. 20.— (/P)— Tho “ We have received word that had registered 48 of tui inch. At communication with Pensucolu had onernte with Red Gross authori­ ample of the latter, is the city of Hollywood, loedt of tho Miami Jockey Pullmon Company today put at the these poor poople need ice, food, Pensacola tho barometer was 29.10 ties and let St. Augustine know miles north of Minml. which in five years sprung been lost. _ I of the Miami Kennel'Club disposal of tho Florida rcgiiui clothing and medical supplies," Mr. at 0 o’clock. what is needed in the way of mangrove swamp into a community of 15,000 P®^*" stricken hy storm its entire ro- Forster said. “ I huv? never known piiriliahud. doctors, medical supplies, food, Dania, mentioned in nows dispatches aa haying seeking haven in the nourccs in equipment, supplies and anything liko this in all my life ill clothing, coffins and finqnciul as­ heavy loss, is situated two miles north of xtojjy%, IwrUir wiih hard hit, more personnel. sistance. Florida. We wnnt volunteers to within tho corporate limits of the latter city. Fot^| BO small craft, including Officials hero communicated wltlj ennvuss First Street.” liWtl pleasure boats, being agents in Atlanta and Jacksonville dale, a city of 25,000 population lies 26 miles north Volunteers wore easily obtained Rhode Louise Prless, 65 Holly­ |m>m the wator and spllnt- and before noon a ten car train for the main business street, Park, Partial list of injured, Miami wood * Itho shoro. . was ready to carry modlcal aid and Magnolia and Oak Avenues. They W EST PA LM BEACH, Fla. Sept. 20.— A1 zone: Lorena Helen Prless, Hollywood. •tie warning remain dis- sunplles from Jacksonville. visited homes and stores and asked Floyd Delaney, L. )■ Delaney, Leon Prless, Hollywood. broke over the devastated area of southern L'fom Murwood to ApalachiTho company asked The As- the ministers to tell their congre­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 20— (JP)— Vlok Druior, Hollywood. and storm warnings aoclatod Press to convey to the gations of the catastrophe and the Beyrl Stegall, Mr#. T. W. DavU, Secretary Davl* tolcKrupheU Gov­ revised estimates placed the number o f dead L. P. Pool, Hollywood. state of Florida and those in con­ W. O. Moore, J. B. Lingefeld, Mrs. ' latter pqint to Tampa: ernor Martin of Florida today of­ rlcane at approximately 800, with 860 actual!;' Mr#. L. P. Pool. Hollywood. ilou« Escape* Reported trol in the storm swept areas that call for help. fering any assistance In hurricane perished, hundreds injured and scores of nd_ Mannle Shaw. Mr#. T. E. Smith, Annie Carley, D#nla. MORE— disaster within tho mean# at tho In property laid in ruins. nbrr of miraculoua escapee “ if Pullman facilities In the south­ Mrs. Yeager, Hollywood. The Florida Power A Light Com­ . v; ** T. W. Davl#, A. E. Bland, Mr«. W. disposal of the War Department. Ported by realdonta < of eastern territory are inadequate pany’s ice department transported L. Seller#. Mm. T. C. HarlesA, A. D. Mr#, p , W-. M<x>re, Danla. W est Palm Beach received its f i m tho resources of tho whole servlco At the same time tho secretary In­ PP4, center of the Rodlanda Child « f Mr*. Moore, Dtnl#.. Ice to tho railroad station sufficient Armond, Fred H. Grove, Elizabeth structed Major General Hagood, today when Oeoge Stein and E. J, fit The nost graduate hoa- are available.11___________ _ Andrew Havelock, Danla. to fill one refrigerator car. The Stuart, J. E. Rus»ell, Max Slkeh, commanding the Fourth Corpe wera rushed to a local hospital by a ll •ffered the ioaa o f ita Todf Pan Dandy Bread Company made Thelma Harris, Loul# Roneh, C. N. urea, Atlanta, to investigate were reported in a serious condlt * tho storm, and left a a special order o f 800 loaves of Henry, Robert Campbell, S. Met­ v ^ :-r storm conditions In Florida and patient# exposed fo r Netty Kleknan, Danla. bread for the relief of the stricken ier, Mr#. Marie Conner, William Dr. W . E. Hendricks, United 8 to take any nocessary relief action the elements. inhabitants. The train was delay­ Mr#. J. H. Crnft, Dani*. Tamm#, Fred Delaney, J. D. H«n- , Jenpry Ferral, D*nl». permited ted under unde army regulation#. directors fo r this section, tow officials fn'- Miami re* ed five minutes to allow the load‘ Utlon, thf war »oci*«Ury ment to handle more than 800 onsvllle, Alving McNally, Isadora In addition, ' to tho emergency by po#tPeter Vjfhe#, Danla. of the bread from three truck#. Co. D., 124th Infantry and the ‘ that * #umr be b# mad# mad# of •ncral orders, outlining re- medical corps, Florida National The Phoenix 'U tility Gordon Brown, Danla. Company Lutzki, Mr#. Don Lawrence, E#r| availabU army »iurplu# >#tor«# In dale. His particular need I*.a “*urm and -laying down Guard, which left 1 Sanford late, voluntarily » n t r t W r & truck loads Hudson, H. O. Boo#ke, Mr#. Loul# Unldentlfed negro. OJu#. the #outh#Mt#m territory which warnings on would be Sunday afternoon /A.r#. t ‘•otne- of W « n k e * ; P °™ r Marcotte, Fred Gould, Mrs. Jordan, WH ■ v‘ • J, J, E g a n , M i a m i . . could b# used for relief work In Mrs# Manning. , • Committee# have bean * J ,.T, Philip*.; 84, Miami. • connection with the Florida dl#a#« Hasel . Batter, Bryan P ljlti A.-:vWu&kUatifed dead, Hialeah. 17, handle the situation ip Of" fatal! ntoree werq ,f#d dead, Homo“Wing material, , city re­ the relief comralt- Gwendely Coffee, Mr. and Mr#. le ft litelj ••'.TlK lation, the lc*;#upply and nefleaaary gapplies. A John N «ib u i,*H . Oberg, K. K#n* B A IM J W P W O U N D E D j* Miami Beach, ^sitlea, ' ...i. i'r ted to vlalt nody«^p- GvNUiphy, Kenneth W# dead. >' Miami ______ -food •o n 'ir, ML Dick, Thoma# A. Mow ■* - j j rg, A at it ih e ° f * b ' , r ° * U WM ,l?tMr of the fund# cave, Wi *14 /VC A {•k ille d i'-VM sold at m Whom, D. a o w o f it (imball < G. W. Dai » children,! , 88, Hi iO Ic Knee Deep In Miami and Drinking iter Is Served in Half Portions; Restati­ ng Are Closed; Miami Beach Public iity Services Have Been Badly Crippled Stricken City Has Ample Supplies Now Relief Sent After Appeal By Governor |ing Breaks Out In Negro Section IMiami And 7 Suspects Are Nabbed Airplanes, Automobiles And Relief Bring First Word From Stricken $ . On Lower East Coast; Property u j | | Now Estimated To Be About $15fy Red Cross Establishes Relief Stat As Trains Arrive With Needed Sup) Scores Of Refugees Leave Miami By At Identification Of Dead Proceeds ~ As Authorities Begin Patrol Of Si [igton Believed To Have Been Washed ray; Martial Law Prevails In Hollywood; rricane Now Headed Towards Pensacola Governor Martin On Way To Storm Area Pullman Company To Offer Cars To House Victims Of Hurricane List Of Injured Toll Of Dead War Department. Aid Is Offered By Davis Sanford National Guardsmen On Duty !Kj f f i i . f j p i mm .) f * , Be,’. , �V f'-V »>•*. • (s ' dd ^-■•V*t\i* v V •> • - il.-.'.Vr ' 1 .. V ”- Iff S t -V e y / r i y ju A i a T,DW |U( , .U kllk• t a I t ' • 3 i one ^nd o f , , 'a ction ' k jrn o r i < * , #o n « * each m * « > • "7“, « rn 44) jnllaal then1 run We*t npd Houthwe»terty fol­ t h e p r B a e . . . . irni ll tjrlCK o r e o g u s r t e D ^ ; ,! ® W ® . ' aniro 3 Bo o th i nuf T n w n vh lp lowing titeri>r#a*nF.<road' two ana thonco North "o’ V o M . r u p B l n * , last o n * , r o a d o n a a n d eight-tenth* 1*.»» miles - » j « r « or lea.' U» k l U o o r s ' s 7J it a v . /|l»ui-t „rodt|)8 lens to thn A t l a n t i c Const I/Ino t o t h o f t f r ’ ifo v ftT tfon.t h “ ,,uidi^ tw unty*ftve S ' o S l i . O > •C **.t L . . . a. T h r e e a w l h r o a c h Geneva It nil road at 1'nltp Hprlnan. , • I t o a d T Hi A d o n i f d nt miles. J>) M i l * * ' f l v» e - t e a t h a ( X 8 llrrvlrr Itoml AnA Hoad Ot» South Of tho Hoa rd o, r^M. T liu .,Illof a t tho i n t e r s e c t i o n of A p p ea r-o n to ,th U Hide l<ata ltd. M, iw. ■ad-'Oo ,i« I t o a d w i t h tho m i n i f i nK t o r . V f t f ' 7 ! , t . ' ; , i . - h o I o" w i , » . . . o . i « . f t s s f P H r ; l ‘* t a * l * r y H p » d . * H U t r - f t y « o • .M, 31. B u fft h ’* H o h d l v l . l . m , f . F l o r i d a , on thl* ttlv^ am d iy .a mtl G e n e v a , I t n l l i o l i i u m n O v lo •do ' . u t i t f i i k * (M B ) . M.lfn'. ■! o . One ( I I MU*. AUirt A u g uus*td, A . D. T qW iidmriT lm v" i 10* Suttt'h. R e g l n n l n * nn Hi. ( l o r t r u d o A v e n ­ N u r i l t tine o f . J e c t l o n . HitWinmnifr » t t h o . I n t c f i e t i t i o n o f A n d . » h i p 20 Houtti. Ftiinao 3 2 , n a a t . rtiii Of H e c t lo " " | " r nK „ s t Oil p res et,l I H l V I l i T K , h ue nt a point u n c -iju a riu r (A i) • W I I E R k a h . it i, l l u t i a c ,115 I m llc .f U tno t h » Ht. J o h n s llAtust* _ /ntirrj A ih U E . W . M i l e W e n t o f the Kit at M int o f Bee- N o r t h e r l y ulontc i»»m r o o d b e t w e e n ytOtlCfe Of t ll <) ra||4n» llun drod Thounttid (11.600,- ronrl fl v o , * • C O M P A N Y , it c o r p o r a - Unit 27. ToWttn ltlp 19 S o u t h . R n n g u O v i e d o n n d tlaitcvu o n e nntl acveit- d e u c e d h y h o n d a N o a . 547 t o I W , Sts t hin p r o v id e d for all. nrto.on D o l l a r s n n d t h a t s n ld Is su e Itand mdlair a t S r s i . a s w . ' B ’ S f e . .a w fc"« D a f u n d n n t , w h u r e l h rtiuti-. ao |4nnt, r u n H o u ili f o r t y - f 1v o >h i m * t y . f i v c huiittfcdthn ( l . i a ) fill le a ImtU n u m b e r s Iticlualvo. 'n t lo n be given, ag s Srli oiil K.rtiso C iir n ar . t i n J u l y 1st, rJ64. IO M 0 8 .P O , a v U o f homls In. th o s u m o f O n o M i l l i o n O l d M k s r o e ll o n d n »«l ( 0 .4 5 ) MUri. llt e o e e Ka nt ( f e h e v a 0 . e l n l m r S T l i y thn 1'liJltiMrt ill • dlltn therefore, r»<l»lii p r e s e n t . h a r d attrfttcea r o a d . Hundred T h o u sn tid (41,600.i , I b i t c n d n n t III tlu« *uin o n e - u u a r t o r ( ' 4 ) intlo o n the Houtti t h e n c e W e s t o n e - H i r l U h ( H ) m ils , dennert b y b o n d s N o s. flol t o 018, Mix S p o r , T " , n " N H r 4*4) D E I T IIE H O LV BD « L t hc tiae. N o r t h o i u e l K t l t h t ' k ) ntlje. I t o a d 18 C h t U B l * t « 8 t k 8 nru) 00) D o l l a r s s h a l l ho i s s u e d In b o t h nun ilr ers Inclu alvn , _ , 1‘ fo «* t h e !<>*« nt tllo I If •- S id e o f I .bin r.2 atnl fit. Ill M. M. Wi-nl ,.M ile* * •W tiKu, o n a c c o u n t o f the S m i t h 's S lt lld lv lnlo il tif S m t l o i l 27. Ib -K ln n ln u a t « ' ' % " v nO n - J t t l y I hI. ll>35, 109,008.00, o v l - t w o s e r i e s t o b o k n o w n r e s p e c t i v e l y Ih e tir o Khrtli f o l l » » w l r m tho b r l r k |he W e s t lino o f Sect I ml DU. '. O f t l i b . s a i d D e f o m t n n t ; T o w n s h i p III Strut It, ItniiKe 30 Kant. ili'iiced try b o n d s N o s , 650 t o 717, as s 14It IMS A A a n d S B H I w ith iic u ln n lli t r » t t h o tnt o rg oe t to n * o l nornur. o f O t c o o l u !€«»»«! itml bo th n u m b e r s InelUstv e. 18 H outh. H u n g s 30 Dust. N o r t h b a l l * nnd R e a p o n d o n ri u n i A l s o b e g i n nt I n t e r s e c t io n o f roitda rom l * known ns T h e issue o f b q n d f .Seventh B l r u c l a n d A v o n u o - B l » l t h o Ht,l,,(iV 'rtrud o A v r n u e ^ j . J u l y Indit'd, niul Hint tliu lit H n u l p w e s t en rtter o f l « » t 50 In the S i m f o r i l - t l e i f c v a l»rl<*K tu uu . 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I nd **r i in l|lX 1i,% okc ir. »m *s rm i li i llu m l, I 'm i r inatl hoth n u m b e r s I n c lu s i v e . ••XX 14- ol S '. - t b . n Ml ,S* 4*I I :i. • I ’ Mfl lilt* M ined from fo u n t v K n c n i n iM j M . l Im It. • V,•l.ii S »f • • l. I. T o w a s h Ip 28 Sou th, ::a«; tM 1. lo .«i*i : \'*h a d a i n s #r #r 111; a ith Ii vtii il rril l Ii I I.'-* f ,,, , J u ly 1st. 1942. * 22,000.00 . e v l u I'JiiHi XXll kl It.ina* 38 Hast I« I 18 - l l S* •11 rki. fc.im** Men a f t e r H ir pl em iier 2olli. 18 2** 1 I . » l«*J»*alii|« s uilfli IIM kl»**| X" II III iff t 208, xlm rr lirM i* ll I ;. i i f.t,ir. i .it (lit i ii 11 AM > \I»d |*k|i»\ „f thi| fb-u ee d by bo nds Nos. 187 to K miu I. .3.1 II I Ml I I a »i liifni** I ti l* K Tllo H o a r d r e M c t v H lit- H c b t l** i •• 1*. x ; i •>»•'» am. (i%1e.lt* It.tart. I ' l t c (7.) M ile s ll 1 i liiifi r»f (It,tr 1 1 rt hIe rfid Si i •i i i till** \ x« lilt I .Ilia •* >1iiiirur, I i i i h - ii ri i It** l,<an n u m b e r s I n c lu s i v e . M.ai x III *•I I IM I X **l» .* "I I ..I k\• Bt a n y <ir a l l blrla n i d t •• *•• pi • • l.i •t"l *•' • t in l i r i l . 1,1i)K ol, tin . m h l foot l o o k iM|if|»|ll| I.V llo noaJ i i i . i» diit-M i; ....1 i 11.. M .I .Ii <0 , J u l y 1st. 1943. *23.800 00, e v l Mal.s r o i l i min my, f r o m ( n o do t " S a n .Ml .l|l|ll • \i in.*i * I x Tx\ii < 'r M i l o r pa rt tlo re d |4t*l • * • !•. I m m « 1 * ll'«t • • It* .* I ft III r. >.11 ; •* *8I ll by b o n d s Nos. 209 l o 331, ( ’ • u n i t y i ' i •ori i ti j on^rs ( a i d e r tO III* f •8|- til* |•• ,18 • ' > ll«> » no. A i lit flat <•­ ♦ ***.l st I .4II* Killll ..4*1 1.. ■.i ,i point t o u r a n d i iii ii - i m1.. llm 1 1 M r i I It* d. ....... I? • •• u i:i t I iim I" I ’fBiiittv, KlfifiJt, 0 h n u m b e r s I n e lu s i v e . County. I*' (%..... .. No* :.’ i («• II *»l|*l« 1*1 x r <r* I Milan ill, l o i le s niea-tuleil iiloriy th i s I »tr«*«xl I I I ) mil N m l l t w i i • 11 -•>•1 «flii *. if Aiii; uit D!| (Ml J u ly 1st. 191 1. *24,000.00, e v i ­ •4111l*f • » lllf ll l 'I X ' I ••11 ill I ! * t Mi in :i»; .ll I ll* lll ll 1h*• • 11 l o a d .North a n d W r s l . i l > I ...... the d e n c e d tl.i I V\ «• I 1.. il- a•• I I XIfI I 11*4 flit ,||| I ol bo .1 hy b o n d s N o s. 23? to 25!., v i: ? ••» »« : 1*0, I tl* \\ i'.sl i ! • » . i . m ; (•«• llx I Mini X X ll ll III* 1 I.* I t.t*.si a 5 .. .1.0.ml Alt' Dili.- Ita1li"i|d t r.HN1 It wri I i# til i*|lit > ll 1*1 ill* Ih e sum - J pPiiiootM 1., dl , n u m b e r s In c lu s i v e . iiflt.Hti * r _ |' hr* tM Tit x x ii m C lllll III III* *i | • 1 1 .i I a«• la I nron liny S t re e t m the T o w n of l . i , Stall. It.... I N o ns S E R I E S llll. »n4 AQ i hi J u l y 1st. 1915. *25.000.00. e v i ­ Pi IhmIi ih iliiilllll m i n i , . . 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IIDTTH. .s ' i ; i*» !•* •ii*N on Ho- Si.ittbw e s lc t ’ly s id e ol thu I«*l»l9i<x IU.H) lllli'H -Jg .Ii Ik Ii w i i > h anil t h o t M t iK h (a i « |8llf.• Ilf li«|«| lllll I »•M*I till**' i ill- I an* • •*1 ;i|»|* 11•\ : iii ,i l • • . (Ml J u ly 1st, 1948, *34.000.00. e v i ­ A h I nspectora | 1../ai« itiitiii'f <i*« Saii'l ii ■lx. |„,k. . ' h a r m Itrniielt o f (IK) A t lu t lt lo d e n c e d 1(••*; I l l l l l (OX l M l " T h o l O O i t i a l llO U ») hC j l ’i o m t ) o f S e m i n o le . S t a i r ol •ti \ •*la t * nf Iim Iii 7) Hill* • I" *1 l I i } Ol I k* *• I* • M Ill.lt ( ***I by b o n d s Nos. 337 t o 370, loin oo. cv 1 (!. D. 1 l'a.\r,. CHl.'L'II .1 III X ( i »n C o.isl Dim* K ail roo d a p p r o x I mat » ly I »X I* ||*I ' • *• I V\ ♦ Ml nf lllll I f l t • * ! l ul l Ml iiTtla, In Ine otttplclo a n d liiatlv ii a *x i* •}*• In I xx * • fl £ mii ( h u «*.*«! * «*rii»*r o f >*« li**i» In.H, n U m b u r s In c lu s i v e . A s I’brlt. ll fl» " ll 11\ kiif in 1 Nii»s, lll l I m r*r.x i ii hi ...... .an.| H i r o e - i u n H i s ,1 .3 ) itilb-s to In ik.r A Vi* la l l " anal S V aiT «ii and T 'h v ii B li lp IM. Smiflt, Jtiinr* h I .11- 4 .uni i I * \. I\ 1 * 1 . K IS. M, J u l y 1st, 1949, *38.000.00. e v l I ’ re r t u e l N,s X U l Iflf • ll it nan li»'il ? In* kil ‘•lx. l lo p r e s e n t el yl.t f o u l Illicit roml, ......... .. b y b o n d s . N o s . K H M A H . m a n y o f tho . ItIx.-t»*« SI. <i«*rlrililr Ax «• lllll'. Nix HIP M l l r t 1 1 • * ■ i i n ill** T dxvh * * f L o i i ^ x x m i m I, 371 to 408, • i Ii ii I ii ii i ii lloml* I.l u li l nml . miii a | i| , 4'\ 1 \v. IMIDIWBY » II III lx 1st. 1 il.* nr.* N o r t h e r l y ulnliK s a i d b r l . k r* C o u n t y eousbler that l) i iii \\ a M iim i S . u i l I i w i - N l i a-fl \ f • *I iiiiiIn.Hi n u m b e r s In c lu s i v e . , H**v iiiii* iiv i»l 11a ini i i *•• *-i |,iii nt fix** fl'Ilf 111 as.-,) It. j :. 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N Intruded I ll roll k ti' ill I tllo (''Mill i ; • 1 1!*••;«il a i I'iilm S p rln u N T h r e e null f l » e - l e o t l , s HI.,*) M ile s J u l v 1st, 1951. » i fi.nnn.no, c v i ­ wk\ III 11I'M l>* IlM* VVl l.lv.l l l l x . t . A h Clerk. It a • non Iff I n Hit III •|\» Of H e m ln h le . S t u l e o f K l o r l d a . a lit »*x l« * r Jlaiail A m i IKiaml Iflii S * * u l h Her i o n , l,,1 at tile Int el s e c t i o n of ol hy b o n d s N o s . 451 to 490, I'rr Ox lvil*i IP*•o*l, I lx** Iii* llllr*a ■ Inrt 3 K*«f (tl k: i; i s* -1.v i : i • ft> t'Ollllllele s y s t e m <*f hill'd Hill i l : t i f f . i > it r N»||*. 11 *8f n .VI. 5 2 , III mail Oil III Hon t o s v i i h H o a d w i t h thn r a m i o u m l . o r s I n e lu si v e . i: PKAB I •• * Mi hi in: ii I l i f S* ,i k*t *.i i *1 1 l: " 41ll 11 • III \x b k(I piilrlie r o a d s l i l a l i w i i i s II 11*1 a 1. , i •*. ;m i •M•I.t M' M. M . 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' ' . •* a... •■ . . \ 1 . • *». |l I " m; Ii • .«lid ' **• a»*'X *i Mill .lllll M*V*'llXX . 4( «.| Ike I mi -1 1.11 • ••( . • • .1 b> b o n d s No. 617 (•• 600, .M • nml mat* • As Clerk. It* in .l.iH ,i • .11 1 fill . 1'. "1 r. K l u f l d a . <bni it i i iii) inllox I •* Ii 11 tl •( lllll l l l l l IN*xx im 1 Ifl|l l'«' ; f i l l I., i til 114.4 1i n u m b e r s In e lu s l v e . I'reelnrt No. 4, i i ( o n o f i'*kM I: *1: ll Ih • 1 M Ml t 1 • •ll If 1lllll.• ali" ,;. i i Ml, 1llll ii* x.i Si Iim.t I I i iu h i ' Dm m i 1Mi l X 1IX 1 killll .lllll 1 J u l y 1st. 1961, 868.000.00. r V l A V MrlllllN i In* ,« , MMI XX h1. 1ll. 1 |»»*«11• HI 1.Mini 4 »'1 l i s , Di.'lii i K.ist d*f tV.-Ml . .t i e - e i u h lh ( l - S ) tulle. I ■d l.y In.nils N o s . 601 t o 658, t ,'l Ti i K KI7. ri V t c t t N t o f Iki* i . i i m l x «*t : • f.iMn.k*' ...... i m *. I, ..I " v i * tin i m * x i .s . \ L.i - ill • IlH (0.1 •D M i l l •iim nf S • 'Iklllf'lf . S l . l t " •*1 1 lie. N i.r t ll i .ile -i-lg h tll ( 1 8 ) mile. | III I I " Mil 1il.| ji m i u -t mii n u m b e r s I n e lu s l v e . ( '.CieHiato o f |r*btrbla mo l lltl .........I t* ott) I ' M ) lo ib. to Hr* t H b d * . Haiti. .\..,i D. KDI.Z. ii Ik." • lllll • I • M." MlUl.fl Si \ S..», Ml no. \\ .-HI i . n . - - e lg l,U , ( I S ) llllb-.; J u ly 1st. 1965, 809.000.00. c v l S iil " i.r 1.Ml S .<2 an d it I in A h lilHpnd 4 * 1.1.41*1 •*•••» nu k '» acottia It u s p e r ll . ol mo l 11* Ho l " *r I .nn u " end >1art, Im to Itoa d, Ten ■ it 11•ir.f 1i n i T l 1••U-S.t 11•I s» * he. N o r t h l o l l . w i n g llio b u c k Sukt.liIV I h I oii ,.1 1 S iii 1 1 li .M .1 b y hond a. N o s . 66!) to 727, C. H I'KAItSUN, S m an h t i n f n lu r o s t n f tile I '.1,11.1 \ id :h Ollod. . | I I O I title*. ' *■ •i. • ||I M L. Ml; ana-; 1!11 i #* % f •( •l> •l If. iim • ' ........ I., coi I,. ,- o f O s c e o l a Itoml an d kill. 1 1 I mi n' S ou t h . i , u m b e r s In c lu s i v e . Ti.xx As t'b-rk. I> R e 'l l l l t l o o f K l o r l d a . In I ■sic 1 I i. i; to ll* ll c ,.o Ho l o b I. r o a d i ' I ••n* *i r •-I a t . .nail1 ••in L.iill |M'I • ,kl Mill ;;o Ho N a i . l - . i . l H< n o a l.r le k r oa d . le« l 1II Ml llll* 1 " ' Jul\ 1st. 196fi, 873.000.00, c v l I A ls. I'reelnrt No. S IK U flf'. County of :4. to i red. m . i - "t i , , ,* s < l l , , . , . . ............ ... . - y . n ' . ' ' o •' • ■ * : in t » !•• 1 • It'•M• . I f I f 1:.•! ( ...... I > ;ilt s.. 11ll XX. 1 • Ml It' 1 I .1 by h o o d s N o s . 728 t o 800. • I* suitl o r d l e i n e t e r ) Itoml, T m i 8I j . ,\ t h h m i 's o n , ' 1 n Hie rutto • hi fit.. III.' 1 1 -• f A' iii Mi* Simi ii •> ..hi M W bo th n u m b e r s I n e lu s l v e . l e n l h s 10.3) M i le s C S l.l'IK ll ltldr e.l T i n . oe. 1 |.X' ..f i-• i :.•> i r. ««- • «*i8 \ x * iiim * nml Nf *8iti •* Mail loai i|> i l1 1 f. •tiki. - L i ll Im 1" s| Mil" • |M.ll 1*4 tl l M‘ ll i ii ii 1 .a S o I" j |:> g i n n i n g six I n i n d r o l a n d s l> )> ItK I T K IK T IIE K llE H O l/ V E D , W . J I.A W TUN. |1, ..r If oiiai. Txx*i mill llxi* • a»I o ftl • • 1 II iirif.l". l a s . f i o l l u r s f o r tlo ••n D i " S.fiil ii Siil*- "1 i x.i.ii) t.-. t E a s t of ( b e S o u l l i II.ill T h a i Mild b o n d s 111 t h e s u m o f *901).( *4 > ..Ilf As liiHurclonl Ubnatroctlou , a to t I ' . m , 111 .a • • | I"* •I.l . . I . " •» fill *.|tf 1Ii . i H 1 1 ' » i»*i !• li.r.p m i l III" !•*IJ1|If . *4. '1 1 • . 4 II. f"l !«•»! •i mim I I, *f. Mil Iflf* H0 I III 1Xk *|m II. I mi!, WODCO t T, post ol S e e t l o li 36, T o w n s h i p ono.iMi. k n o w n a s S E I t l E S lilt, s h u ll " m i u i v l m r , h a u l - I I I t.u ion. ii N * ‘,. I.l • Ml i • D E 1.• • * I.Ill J 1. .14If 1 4•| 1|| I :» i 11* a11 i.t tli** ii • f • 1t If. il ImI1 ,i! . 1 As t'ltrk. K iiiii I, f o u r * r I-, S o u ll i I t a n g e -10 E a s t , r u n N o r t h be r. t i r e d s e r i a l l y o v e r ti p e r i o d o f Nm.lf.nl ( i,-„„ -le r> rrllUI'fltoltiK a n d w n l.u lo.; H '.‘ .tilt •.;* •1, D m I f • 1 a i . 11■• i •Mi \ a it.iIll Lli.f 1 an *I a 11i:s( •r a i : i » I.l. I T 1 1 I t T l I 11i: 1 tw i.-l.-m li* (0 .2) m iles to Itoad Hilr (y yettr* In tliu f o l l o w i n g n i u n b l i p rolirls, l i l a b w a c s a n d tlo.i I'reelnrt No. B, • tl' kill t i e 1• :i In I.l 1 Ii. : f. nl kl Dial. *1 .tin |1•* •• tAI 1t'll (I im t a. I ) M l l m •i It..* i l.i J• '-••1 III 1••ll I." |i||1.11sL • *i in .1. i H o r n S a n l o r d to H o l t C o u r s e , 1 -J . N Mt'TTON . K t lfa r o o f (li e I 'l . o n l v Ilf I i a • i i1 . 1 i X | I.MI ) tter. t n - w l t : l f..i *[ 4.11" . I f " t • •In •I im 11• a a \\ n a.h i.( :; « l i " n i l • t • it In ll<1.. *•li4li Ki .11 U e - l . rnl o f pi " M ill j O r a n g e l l i i n l r t u r d , T h r e e n m l * ,- t aH < • x. i 'H A K D D H 1*1111/1/11 s I •• o o f l '' l o r l d a In Hit-, i • •• li.il • , 1>11 I f • .‘ •It ill Ii a .11..XX in. • « ,1 1 4 i 1• •a mi Ht, J u l y 1st. 1931. 810,000.00, u v l {if Ili i I'-li • ft t n • i*aIim .I" • •••i n h . Iim •l ..I. D m - N 411 Ml .if .!•• 1 I ll 1 otltt c i i l j - f l t e h mill rerlt ks HI.7B M ll r s i lt ll i fle r nmro p arlleiil.n l V. T I'KTKHS. •I ( l!i >•• ‘ .III 1 l*( * Nl lit 141.841 Iff 1.• t» ?: VXfffll f i x . ill.' « d.-neeil try bi .m ls N o s. 1 l o 10, b o t h 1 1.- 1•1 • ••11• • . a. Ii xa . • k f*.| M |•• i i."l h n* i S*-a'lloii~, Ti.xxiiHkllli -'I A s |n«pr rh) ff | I b - g l m i l u g .ai St. (J ev t r u d o A \ « n boil atifl hi *I f n i i l i »i m I il foil. . .. .......... 1(if 1C •Ml.l 1 1* » 1 . Ill ll • •in i ( "1 1t ,ii • «.t , . "1*1 IX • xx • ••k ? ’ •• i *»i •• S o u l • Ihaitit** l" I ' l. lain \V» •( ir.- a m i Its txleiiMltm to the VYekiv.i m m . I,. in In e lu s l v e . c o f IffitaalM k14 m i l I i m i i *i II. II. I'ATTISIIALU i n. .•t D m .Nm 11111 n o July I si, 1932. $11,000.00, u v l . r .t 11|f f| 1• 1f Nf •1 l.x tins a"rtifhn HNilliil CJ'IOIII l « * | . 1118*1* 4.1 t \v•* jitior h r i o l i i H f i t r m* i I - 'I. • • A h I’lerk I K i t or at Inn w e s t o n e h a l f millllll .-I M.U • I..X* tl. n.crl by b o n d s N o s. 11 to 21, f i .ltd i, 1f • f *•,' 1*1 l. 'iiit .1. • i • i i . |"H?4. I .Mlitlilki' < ‘Mi i> l lain*) Ka il j ii.igi () |)r*M4'*’(|M lll'l'k Vf'll f|l*4M I ot S o ....... Ill), T o w n s h i p 19 l,..ill niimlir-i s I n c lu s i v e . |>r/rinrl No, T, CkB I * iiiii > . 1 J f 1 il 1 • • KUliH '"• • i in*: ri*of f o r ilat» a*non , 1*111 pi* 1 •! South, K a n g . 30 E a s t , m i l N o r t h (IE D t>. JACOBS i •* til inii i,i it. 1 . i .ml W • 1 H|| J u l y 1st. 19.73. 117,000.00, OViainr m ill I'.M.I a*1 nf • '•mill x i mii . a.il.s- l*mi lia 'I it i k It it an Kiiaial, Ml . 1.. er(M li u r olii iilio vo mi n i 4*.4' fl .ind N orth ea sterly along pn-si-nl rb need b y It. K. IttillEllTS VI til .il .* 1 , if !•••«> 'I I xl* •CiUlil, I lx*- l b o n d s N o s. 22 lo D » l r l > - f l % r liuiiiiriMlIhii *O » ..r >• llli llffll • ('.kll III A Si i l l " i.iiiil H in -e anil s e v e n t y fi v e IttmM | .'. DONE tilt ll«'l \x « I,iiali •• i* K l ’ H T 11 K i t i: i • • .ii I Im - flail* a l i u m b u i s I n e lu s l v e . a n it < l. l.M lllka'44 A h liisperlofJJ ili-eiitlin tli.?..) m i l e s to the Motiroe i t I h .i<*|,t11 ii n* . •'Ir i (..1 iii:*. Iftl till *4 11.0 •*• 1 i U > h i h i i.. i rival I* C m 4*1 t\ il ll 'h il l it is I I I " al"l*»t rnkii i » h*o **i * 1*1* <>u J u l y Is D 1931, 813,000.00. I h i. •» r1118K i«l D it I’" ! i i i r n f l.itU* •Mil 1 X l> •-1 rj3 «. M R S . Jt'SlK I’llEVA It..ml. rian l i i m i i • im u i i h ii . ' ium or I; Mia*i nil iii** ina N a ii f o n l < 4 i i i 4 l i r > M*>ml. ‘• I x l j - f l v i * I- in ei| by bo nds N o s . 34 to .nl Wt.'Ml a #i •»x i* A v u l t l l x j iii S lrti i M I .ISl *11 .la • I a \ A h (Turk. t>|KlH r*'<i ii I r»*il f o r llo* I' o * i * * . * h I.ongtvm iil lY m n e r llnnit. Three T*«x% ii 'Iiiii liiiiiikn ill Ii w a ii.air*» Mil* i In-rh n u m b i n '* I n e lu s l v e . I* h m I. i . i i i i i \ V i *mI » ' | I » I k i " T . x ai o l I'r rrln e t No. 8. a ‘ki all iiiii (a. orrwiahl I h t !«•• Mini i»f • Mill* ' nroi i ilia i i u n d e l g h l - t e n i g a I3.HI Miles In' nr, J u ly 1st, 1935, 81 l.000.Ull, I ll It Mi * illo lH I* • • I I I I • 4I Mil* 4111*1 U t i t l x H t' I'A IIK E B - 1. .I mI. IfiMiriva iJ TlMaiiMiataal f f I r*i.m I fix . in 11i t t ii ah* It. g I n n l n .-. at tho Inlern. cl loll of \ x * on* K M i l i l - l 'i >,i riiiiI..... .. b y h o m ls N o s. 47 to Mikli M Ml ii i t l l l u i M flV" I tj. )• IIItttWN v ^P i il lli l H i iii i I I Paul aiiilal I ••*a• \\ H I I ■!.»•:It l* E a s t Dill.. A t e o i t e am i M o lln ir A v ­ ill numhui'H I n e lu s l v e . » M.i rk 11ii nt I'Uflll ’•nl lift fa* in A. W. MUltl.WAN, 111 fix*' Niaiii n f i Mm* MUM**., o j m•fiflllH m Iiiiii I :v \N;t I \ lx e n u e in I I " T o w n n f D o n g w .. n il , r u n " n Jflly lat. 1936 815,000.00 I. L o i i k xx laid 1| tail riir II t*inl mill llaiiil MillaikC A h I tyspertor* TIl'MIH.I ml ■ |X (I I,lllll e.l - ; r » ;i : i -»•: E a s t f o l l o w i n g p r e s e n t l o a d thi,-.I-ire. il by b o n d s N o s. 61 to Lrliihixri It on if, • fl x h n O i N HMD ^|flir, I xx ii ii ml iiiai'-li ai< It IVI aff c h i l l i III' 3>-ii * 00.03 ) IDs«o»V lln D. E. M A T IIK M . .,n.l r l g l n l e i . i n s ( 3 .8 ) m i l e s to m a i l —-ill i i ii m b e r s liielu s lv o . .Milan A h Clerkffif, ‘ l W l i ’ nt*rlni In It8* ki 11*• XV II 1*4 1 11 .llllrn l.plwi-oii I ' . n l o r . r a n d n t le r lo . " n J u l y I h I, 1937, 816,000.00, | t "K i • a iik* m i i lit* h i n ' k i ll.'lll r a i d nn ii**!** a M % - l c n l l i s HMH H 1.1141 I'reelnet Horli'.i A A anal H* a l**;« I I l o w e l l l .a k e H a n d . T h r e e mill • 1 ♦ 111 !••( . • • • • 11"*» . -1 l. ue. d by b o n d s N o s. 76 to 1 • r. •H'lllM ulna; I •• ii (• v lo a l * * l o » « i i i l l M d l ill a iNHIlf «*h llMUflrt 1*10 •\x* 11 a • D m \\ . •.( I iim "k '»« • 1!••<• V . 1•• •.•III n u m b e r * Inelunlvo. lioliit .4. .(tillI'D 'I m ill xx " h i .im l m l. r I.o, o f j I h r c e - l e n l t m HI.Ill ' H i e s 1 ' « .fe rS M fflf 1, XX.1 . . * • X. f|l ■i. ( R e r le s A A xlifiH I.*' f " ( «li". t Mill Mt • 1•»1* k•• S.'iiki, i: nn.'. .,11 ' Hit J u l y 1st, 1938, 817,000.00, o v l • iiiii i i Ii m i l " S f f i i D i i*f l l o - C*♦ o ll . -g ln i .n i g at H it S o u t h e a s t c o r n ­ •I \ x * rnl* I • in ' ll 1 , TkiMtiHilfiil Mill N M x . i *;. •III lltl" .\ • HIM 1 * . 1 F . l a M II xi ti«1 r«'il I. need b y biillds N o s . 92 to 108, O ' 01' i i Ii nl iimI .i , i n ai CLASS el o f Ho S o u t h w e s t H u m l e r o f Hi. li-r ••! * "Ih lll .1. 'I‘ i i \v i i s l i l f i Jl | 1Im 1 n 1lull II I'M Mil kit In MII' • f I m'I o I i • mi*i 1"III Imi Im Ikl. • 41 X 1 l.iiii (III- |It *il I •II III X' Sol llli. I ,. M ‘i i i i i |<* \ v••mi* ! i.aiiK*) >71 i .a M , m u N o r t h S o u t h w e s t y u l i r t u r Ol S,-elli.it 28.1 ta.tb n u m b e r s InclusIviS. ik D. E. t'HUM. r - . d r i 44-iii knit ri'Ml (it lli«* r .i t " ol .N*"t 1IkI'JlM 4*4' 1If • 1 •if 1.Ml .•7. IM 1l.f h „ July 1st. 1939, 818.000.00, * v l I ' lit in ! t•lift s l|f Si iii •i i# i '•• nil* H | X * l i ‘ hl I i % H1.fi) M i l » h Vx * ii Hi- I • I m l Im T o w i i s l i l p 21 MolltIi, It a n g e .in East, 1>. t Im As f l « lt: ^ and urn h a l f p o n c p lu m VY . -1 | N f i (1. pL.I . •f Si I. f.t |»11" , 1ll • !»"• •h-n re d b y b o n d s NOij. 108 to 130, I I Im Nuf I Im 1&m1 I lluiial I roan K a r r s t I l l y Moutli, O ne tu n o n llo- li n e r e c e n t ly e s t a b l i s h l'lf*i l*l»i I I ’ ree lnei No. I*. M m HIM" |:* f.Ml 1* ,•M il 1 o u m b u r s I n c lu si v e . ,x . - I a ail,*a I • a* of | I ii D O T •i : s and err r iiljr -f lv e h u n d red lh e n n \ .-.I f o r sai d t-oud N a rlti.- i l.v it ml i m m. % ) pe r our,tin,. I n l e r e s l o n r c b l *•tm it: ill inklf iI f ( I" F. A. K A R I N A dS In be p a y a b l e h.- mi I a i i i i o a l l , i.l Iki. •rulr N« n • lixx . Al>.. It. rti m i lm J u l y 1st. 19(0. 119,000.00, •u n i > D m- ll >.i j ii .f I I* I J* . Jl .Mtllllt, N o r t b we st .-rly H i, n o no d thro, 11.7ft) M ties i l ' 1 » t.. » i • .1 M. E V A N S ••f Hi*ni l iii'lf a' mii a • d b y b o n d s N o s . 127 to H c k HDillii; at 11h t V i i D ’l* df Si-4*. t.-ot Ii n 1.13) Milo s, ito.ro o r loss, I-. ________14 b o n -■d s t o m a t u r e s e r t a ll x i . vi - i k"1 If* • •tl "iifi M • I l f ik ' . m i i: .4 A. i; . 111: • i ' . 11. r11 i s > 11111* i ■l.i* I E. II. KI.MB. (nfi i.v * peril.,I nf H ilri > y e a r s I r n m a n d D n • • t|II II | 1. I'H 1 H » Mill*1' 1 Ilf |M i iii ii , h e r * loeluslvo. IX I "till ••I.i Hot, li. ‘I tixx iiNltlp VI S mii D i . Uiiimit S t a l e lto.nl No. 3. A s lllsp*ctor, \ " ii im*. > I m i ' - I v i i D i h HMD I • siiyli»i il 1st I9?fi. l a Hu- m a n fiV- n f f r r J u l y IC.i nil ."'III ll| k 1 Ml J u l y 1st, H i l l . 82(1.000.00, o v I 4 » em ir. T w o nml (Iftrru 29 Ell.-1 i ii ii Soiilki a m i Si*ulki"i'l v C r l e r j III) M l I T i l l Ai > 1 ll* * 4 ' n h i m i-: o r .inlll.OM I-:, m .i ;> ;\ in V r h e r e ,., aifl. -i m I fo r t h , mint Is- I h i i m t i - ii I l l > I f o i l l l . nml i»ni'“ i 14*ai| himi il by hutuls N o s. 116 to 166, h i . m l r r d l h s 12,1.7) M l l r s a l o n g l- • • n l I rax i If il A h Clerk ht v\ m .i; i . \ i* I a s8i|l)1 • i. ha k;. j iiidlnt: .il H*» i •• I • • * M i *mi 4.f b o l i d e to In- d a t ' d Italy I st xli i , n o , b e t s i n e l u s l v e . olid se>* ri t> Ik Via lilllhtl till IlH (1 7-I ) ll . -g i t m .i i g at I lie Niirthwe-,t I-I ol l l l l l I - ' i. I »*•'.* Ml . |III lt| t| \ X• ltd. .1' *1 1 11'* w .4\ ill l*\ Dm • ini ,njii|ii • ii s a i d b o n d s to t..- ..f t h e .1. I' r e e ln e t No. • *• .Miles to Du S o u ll i llio* iff S"mki»ii|it enriiei >>t I I I . ) N o i i l o . i s l L f ii .t i li r .a J u l y 1st. 1912. 82l.000. n0.evl Ii, \ \i ii. n . i ii.iH himi |u t ..i y .,, 11*.ii • ' . • i i • • ( x i ' m i i i m i s ■ I • ••f Sf'Hlkll th iiInnHnn of h io T i c ,i h noI I* i ‘o m i t ) by lo.iid s Nos. 166 t u .186, t Hie N o , t In l i s t ( J i i n t o r of M.-etlor. •h ip-cd ID. 11 Mil. I* .xx ii*•I•111 V" ....tith 1! to# * : i • * ut. I x . I h t i hi.I 8»f I \ •'»18 *1.1 I *• lif t 8* QOQ.tltl) I ...JIiii m • ..-Ii n o . I n ,iim D u k e W ill s Itoa d. sr% r i , - t r u t h s 10.7) J l, T o w n s h i p 19 S o ,,Hi, It m ige .'.I I,.'I, mi m bet's In c lu s i v e , t O-hll* .*•*•' • • 1 1 I « I I*•*• I <t(tf tlo III » .** *, i mi ii,ij4 i* di h t • 'I '•) xx ' • h e r e (I .........In- > I > I •• ell-lit lion lIml i( evlM l l r s II 1 r Min " i t J u l y 1st, 1913. 822.000.00, E a s t , i n n E a s t t w o a n d fi fte en : i i • I. «-• U S ' i & m a* hi >4tniri* \111. . In u lltl • ill I'. i i .I h i i I « ol. i n«|r.‘ . t l l ' l i n D i > I m I lit • I • 1 (Iretl 1809). troth i.oini.• i ■« ill, l o % m 1 V x . 11.14 1kl* I t e g l u n l n g ut tli. S ol llli em l of h u n d r e d t h * (2. 15) m ile s l o C u m . i 308. III I ,411 d. nceil by bon ds Nos. 1 87 t o Mil (•> is? ai** a iiiiuty . U f.H i 1*1 il Ill'll i'-s x\ I I ll - .l d S.4Ilf*' I •! •*1• I *4111III V I jiftth p r l p r l p a l a n d 11•» * >>' ••I nal.l itiii' ii ini j. w . ( i h t k k n . p r e s e n t Im.-I Nurfnei d roml mi A v - on Av> une. < «-14; 111It lllll*' I• b '-H , iiiim b e rs liielu slv u . m i n i x ••f S"i»»lnnli\ A h (Tfflh \ V• lllll I***I|||S III I ll" ' lujfidA i n liu p a . n h l c a, .“ o mi l.iinli e n u u D In iim p l m o f N o r t h C h u Ht, J u l y I h I. 19(4. 823,000.00, e v l SI ii ( I*'ll lit •t|, I Ilf It"* l*l»» I oil* f l r i t r v u It oa d, l o u r I I ) ' D i e s * • ti ii i ••( i am In Di Si hi *• of I•*h ti id I'r ee ln e t N*. '41*111 t h e rtlty o f N e w V m l i . .............. I l : i .s « » i . v t : i » Ii h i: IT l-M I lu o ta , s a id p o l n i lining til tl,,, Ml. I* Ml Iti*‘kiio. nil A \ i nil" l.y b o n d s N o s . 200 to 231, 1le g In mug' ol, H>>- E as t sid e ol d- need Six flhxiiili TlH-tiHiiml N o r t h w e s t e u r i le r of N e w Y ork. Id I to Hitiil nf M III imii Thai r- *d1 ImI tiro N o r l h - Ml. J o h n s I l l v e r ut the W e s t r n l led It n u m b e r s It,el usiv e. II itvill. CImi - final n M U IT f . n k " I> a f i i.tot laam » ,1 hilla a ih*- i m r Tho Is s u e of bi.m ls known as • mmi iiim mi. u I*' .• * S * • l« M A A. K. eitsl ( J U li lt - i o f llo- S..<ill,west ( J o a r - o f t h e p i c M iit cl gl. i f o o l l.rle k p-i>, " l i J u l y 1st, 1946, 821.000.00. 11*1I n i l Ii* 1 l.1l) AI III'* |•I•S*• 8•f t I.||»lfl lll'l ll l «. • f l'4f||S| l'tll'l * tries llt l s h a l l I" for- Ho- s u m of JOHN i.t11\ i.x t i a )•• i -lo tl i h " r-‘t H i ' Icr o f H o-t ln n 28, T o w iislilp 21 mi-lit on Heitevi, K..n,l,. r u n Month m in c l by boi,its N o s . 232 l o 265. It*. k I ii - i I oc nil ?‘.a nfiit il \x* lain* 111 inti " f H u m lltl (I.l X I III X I Ml kiititl Miirfii"• i , . .I g llt l l o m l r i i l - T l ....... ............ ill t In I • •kl m \\ lit; ' • S o u ll i. I t a n g e .72 Dos t, i n n E as t one e a s t e rl y a l o n g sard matt ap|i|o>! 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E a s U r S u n d a y , ip o s sistw l o n w r it in g in th o b a t h r o o m P ic k e n s a n d M . B . A le x a n d e r sta ff * 27, K 51T t0 E d w a r d S i B a r b t r ■> I• h u h e r c o n d itio o h a d b e e n m icm ir M r * . C o n r a d ’s " J o s e p h C o n r a d m e n t^ ° A s s o c ia t e d P re s s w h o s * 5\ l Z ( J . 274 , a 76 . . 276 , 277 , 278 , o i r b i g r e c e n t l y . S h o w a s fl j y t .n r ! i E i g h t e e n , y e a r s n ite r a t e l e p h o n e n s I k n o w h i m " m a k e s h e r l a t o , 303’ B la c k H a m m o c k . w a s I n s t a l l e d 10 h i s h o m e a m a n , h u s b a n d a p p e a r q u i t e u n l i k e t h o : "S*J d y s t r u c k that of . nw Mh »o —i n Hw > *. . f J o p l e ’ s f * o r u m o L a d i s t a n t , T h e y s ta rte d f r o m A tla n tu S u n u n a p p r o a c h a b le fig u re M r s . 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( S S S S I J S ................ . r e s i . i m t i i . n ' „ A Is e cre ta ry o f th e F lo rid a K n n n n A I ^ t T P " h“ ................. . . “ S i l d ° ‘rnBhc'1 hoad for . (M-rfeeted ..... oily with Dr A A M a d e l i n n S h i v e r s , 10 , w e r e t h o o n l y I M u r p h r c e . o f t h e l'n vere.tv ' of iiitunes T i l d a * f o o t , h o w e v e r , it | F l o r i d a , a s p r e s i d e n t . ’ w im stated, w ill h a v e to be a m putated. I a i; l | \ v 11. a 1 . a i\ ! . . \ M > . A n ( ‘ p i d , e m i .r o f , r , , ^ ' n r v ’ , n 'v b n h n d n r . e n h o m e s " f u v r e . • n l e , . . , | , is w t d M . a f f l i n g l o c u l I 1> R I A M I l * DM. A N IL Th** T h e g o v e rn o r 38 ,tlv* side o at escape, a •lie t h ie f lost h ls s h lr t in Italian fish ­ a n d P e te r du el a lm o s t 1 Vc uu l, mm i , nn a « t i , o o n n , » > « ^ T o a t t w e n t y u n m a r t o d m e n . h a d ly c u t u p , a n d f e a r w n * e x p r e s s e d p lied to th o ag e n c y , fo r relief. | their reco very. th b u t th irteen m a rr ie d cou p les t ---------in g reco rd ed . j P L A N T C I T Y : T h is city h a s u n . --------covered a "p a n ts , thief." T w o T* hm i r r v tj ry - - t i h n r r e c er .. . h . .o . m. e- vs w e r e ve nm t r e r r c e ud hn e r e w ti ti nh i n ( J A I N E 5V I L L E : . . * . II U’nliL (in.l L»tL I_1 .a. M a s o n i c d i s t r i c t s a r e e x p e c t e d t o 1a ur,d. in b o t h in s t a n c e s , t h e ■ond d e l e d . , h T . lo .(te n d t h ,j j T l S a n n u a l c o n v e n t i o n o f t h e S i x t e e n t h [ a n d K e i t h ( ’a r s o n , c a u s i n g a b i t D istrict, to b e h eld h e re S e p t e m - j "I te m p o ra r y e m b a r ra s s m e n t to h e r 30 a t t h e M a s o n i c T e m p l e . J J r . 1 ' v *M ’ n n eth e r g a rm e n ts A . W . S w e e t , w o r s h i p f u l m a s t e r U ‘ r< 1,1 h o g n | l l ‘ «»f t h e locai lo d ger, w ill h a v e | i a k f c i t v i n .. J e bn ro K n r .■ i ‘•'A h r. ( . I T , . J u lia n B . M c C u r ' b a r g e o f th e r e c e p tion. ly, w h o resig n e d n s s e c r e ta r y -m a n t a w b an I n t r u d e O o U k t t d o i i a | 4,000 tate note, D e p u t y S h e tiff a t e r w ertt to D e tro it to g e t u t th e c h ie f execu tive re ­ o - 1a l" l o w ‘ h ‘ i s e x t r a d i t i o n . t l a------a / a a d i; i o c m s a m i B a i i train*, of tha. <tus4tsd___________ ______ to.48 houri th srdsr lo bsako for later arrivals. In the gaming rooms at Dehtt- P A R I S , S e a t . —20 UP) — T h e h u n - ville, during the dositif days of g a l o w i d e a I s a p r e _a _d _ i _n g .r a p i ^ d l y ,I „n the season, hundred franc notes F ra n c e . S c o r e s o f l i t t l e h o u s e s were mare numerous 'than tbouare being eonstructed in every sub­ •ands and the play quiet. Om of urb about Purls for people who a the last evenings'n'dittrufuTshed few years ago.thought It would be m a n , e v i d e n t l y p l a y i n g f o r t h e f h x t beneath thoir dignity to live in t i m e . g r e w p u r p l e w i t h s u p p m o tio n a s his n a o d "p a s s e d se v e n anything less than a large uncom­ etimes.’ fortable villa, with several serv­ “ Eight thousand francs in tha ants to keep things in order. The French middle'classes took banc," droned tha crepler, who the pavilions” ns they were palled some weeks ago had been handling -it i*'at first, ns part of tho post-war millions In a bored mannar." "Banco," cried someone excitedly Hardship*, but now finding them compnct, comfortable and of light approaching th* tabla. trains----"Nino” play­ upkeep, ore accepting them glad, . turned ^ aup 3 for th* — — - each flight. er and he pocketed th# money to ly «s a respite from the drudgery ,n<1 h® P00*®*** money to In the air, . and expense of the old wnshioned u « vW* " t disappointment o f tha fltr whl* on hnnana I Dinkftr. banker, Wnn who hofiiriA became slightly pale "I do a lot as .ho watched t))e money disap­ pear. T h e c u ra tiv e p o w e r s o f the fnThen the eyes o f the banker and r o o u s L o u r d e s p o o l a r e b e i n g h a r d player met. The former, a judge 'stem, A tested. T h e p i l g r i m a g e s t h e r e in the Paris criminal courts, re__ fa y s h o w n o s i n g s o f u b u t i n g b e f o r e coguized in hit successful adver­ stews sod use v«0f . t h e e n d o f S o n t e m b e r . T e n t h o u ­ sary a man accused of m huge tobacco. No llqoora," . s a n d in v alid s fro m Ituly, G e r m a n y swindling scheme whom he had “ What do yco drink; A u stria a n d E n g la n d w ill h a v e let o u t o n b a il a f e w d a y s p r e v io u s . meals t” h* was as ' m u d e the trip to L o u rd e s (lurin g T h e trial it sc h e d u le d fo r O c to “ Wine, good ted.---t i n - m o n t h *i f t h e ............ p r e s e n .t f l o w »c "o in r- util ___ bur. F r i e n...... d s o f the " b a__n k e _r - a title water," was tiiiv .L ’ . " . 1}. ? " •' . . . . .d . e. . h . ’ g n t i n n 11 m ti l n111i - * j ( uj l d| |g f eC ” sH a y h e w. .i .l . l . . s. .u ^g g e _ s_ t _ _t o _ _ t h e "How much of Ut j e r i n g fijlt m (s (-xiH H 'lt'il o n M « m - m i n i s t e r o f j u s t i c o t h a t s o m e o t h e r "Aa long a* I am d a y . it w i ll lio b e a d e d b y C a r d i n a l j u d g e s it o n t h e c a s e . the aviator. 3? m j&T. W. sUM“ Cly’ T- 2r,v*f. sj* iident Appeals ion To Lend To Florida f Elton J. Moughl Urin-lSa. i; ci “Just w a tc h it r id e ! V COUNTIES TO |SH MOVE FOR PER READING c w ■,&! ’V - r , Encou raging Repo rts A re R e c e iv e d B y A m o s On State Financial Situation ■ •• ; : ^ i ■ . Jam ■ ’A-iifC™ *m r *• 'iRfiHgfaliHgigiBranjarafilliiliua List OfTnjure? SANFORD GROVE Amid Majestic Pines Toll Of Dead J BERLIN LETTER a With the steady growth of the city toward the South­ east Sanford Grove looms more and more the favored site for a home. J!;:;. With the new arterial highway con­ necting the business district and Sanford Grove, the Ml Walker Better ?r Automobile »p Near City O u t o f the lo t! future residential section, with its dense growth of beau­ s t o . : %*jozz .. .. ... 1■ Mr- a K iltS t Vf ->rniU a . . need to argue quality when ryou can •• • * i 4 Out of the whole lot, men pidc Cheater^dd foc ita ,V. tobacco character and its natural good, taste: 'Eva# ’ 4,' bit of its enormous growth has been earned and.by that alone! / Legal Records Its pretty cl$ar from Chesterfield's tobaccos can speak for themselves. Staff Men Reach Miami By Airplane > : wn tm m m st Storm Hits Two Gulf Coast Towns S ftS B K r10thc ,,orm v iri w & pw jSSra ! V. ■J l o . % r lS .3SSR ii . . M: | ■i , ■ I nor to prove popularity when you can tee it f tiful pine on high rolling land, what more could be asked for in a home site? Mrs. Margaret Wilson' ?“'E" Dies Suddenly Today At Daughter’s Homo N ° i;V m & • ■ • S i ; • '« ? . , * 1 �a -J -a u ? A$oorid:adniv< ’ .a t il the. fount , „ isS^w:. * '' . •« ; ••*. v . , . —r. -y.I --- ijr-*- ••' -**-: * >n o f of ■ o*>$hfl ChaUtauQua As-1 ^cK ern on , o f m e Associated associated Press paid V tn b u te to the daily newspaper* that ought to be nassed n ^ sp a p er readers eveiywhere. * , P tsuD ui N Y ' S ? ? ” 1 h0^ ef l 0 f d l 8 Pa^ from Chau^ a ^ a month,,. ^ U ep?yrted,JthLe McK* * ™ " address more £ '»J i‘e* ? 0ra d haa 8een no use made o f its S n l e S ? « i H i X h«rBth th° new»P*P°n are doing for the Up—1160 hSS rare ]y an* of us Stop to place a -jrrUr. per B e B B H a g w ^ # 1" n °° r e m L T n f ^ y^ a y uthm,rfl' Jt undoubtedly is good to be obituary P iS U B ! WH rw w 041 RCll -visax ^ ^ ^ S sl^ s s s ^ s i rrom "ome °f thcm M — » f ‘ he rnd ,c° ntemPjate,” he continued, “ h>r this is the bev ^ t h fn ° n r T ^ | 0m‘ T « ° on® in8titution that without equi­ vocation or apology reflects human nature and presents to iJrou the bare, cold facts of life is the daily pressP Vou are d a y!' f i N E S S ^ S T fO,l0W 9 B ^ r m iir m m .n ■ ■rw . r> BY A R TH U R B R IfltA N S » C f» jir W l l«M . kr *(ar C*A TO YOU H A V E read o f MJm Mab4) Normand Juat married and know about her "ecreen” work. H*ar how fumata are the thrifty that fate tentfs to California. Mies Normand went out there aa she herself says “ Ju«t a little girl, knowing nothing about bueineM. She made a little money, aaved 190,000 "just a little nefet egg." She pot that into Los Angeles real estate ,and now if is worth threequarters of a million. This is not advising you to In­ vest anything in particular but Just to let you know what one lit­ tle girl knowing nothing about business can do. J b S n,intr i ^ ““ ? ■ The °.ne who thmka but has not learned to m FIND WRITING OF SIN 6,000 YEARS AGO I "v£" 'iirsL r'/'r ' ^ r r e x 0’*4wi" c'u,,n up r>(rv7^ fflW L K S IMrs. A , C. McLendon •n aiding the stomW 8uffe?er“9,,l8t«Entertained in Tampa' 'PARTY GIVEN [Miss Dimon Smith Is Bride Of Mr. Jordon In By Mrs. A. E. Morrison1 AT HOME OF MRS. M^LELLAND vl.U na. ? Gr®y- who hns been visiting here as the guest of Mrs. A very pretty children’s party lowing this a bean contest was Pretty Home Wedding Tho following article from^the RESIDENCE iffssu B »—■* fe SEsrgJSr&ssSii K sANFoSir,,irite5*A Movie Sidelights 18 Seen on Sci’ecn "fLONGWOOD A 1Arrivals For Making Li A. B. Sandwich Loaf Is LOANS best aar o n m a J- H. JACKSON Amusements Phone 611 HOMES ! conBin.S’o^tjbSfk s 'za y S n o w d r if Herald Subscribers! il! Special Messenger- Service is maintained daily until 8 o’clock in Ine evening- to deliver papers to miy subscriber who is missed by regular boy. W H AT’S THE MATTER? •* Phone 148 The Sanford Herald 1.00 1.00 _______*i.oo : , ! Spanish Bungalow TOM SIMS lhnl ’■- >-*•■» •» «... 1.00 5 Rooms With Bhth Yisdalo and son, h,“ urday for Chntwhere Richard Vrill *VCH Military Acad-, AMERICAN OUTLAWRY ii?bdMii<.rrwT I> I a f.-'l S ^ iS ^ ^ tfW r s : HI g s s s u i& r& V & i: ' (IW H W S ’tffl r > , i \'V)/V. SOCIETY EDITOR COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY 3 i "bffi ' S F th,‘ lnU‘r f to imini to 2VG 5Jui!ei,Lce Allen antl Mm- I-cwls Office 112 East 2nd S t !;™T1 „ S& I .... 29x4.40 cord 31x5^5 cord ...* 29x4.95 cord . 32x5.77 cord 30x5.77 cord S te r * '* ~,n- awh“S 1 ,r ,'; Cord N;‘ C am el M yen . .’ ' 'B O d A t Carmel Myers forecasts the The soett! death o f the big hat “ It will be gone by the end o f the summer,” •ays she, *nd emphasised the C -d A. P. Connelly, left Sunday aft­ w” ^ a t of Saturday afternoon death-sentence . of the broodlam pa Times will be of interest to ernoon for her homo in Laurens ln * hlch the a h » d picking when the Misses Lucille Thornley tfte most A wedding which cane aa a aur- brimmed head decoration by show­ Initely peat] beuns received a prise. circle will O. U. ’ the many friends of Mrs. A ..C . disaster 16 prisa to their many friends was and Betty McdolUnd celebrated _, bome o f m i t . M. Francos Purson was the lucky that of Wednesday when Mias Dl- ing her own choices of small vel­ their birthday anniveraariea at the vet and felt creations. l i " ,lr blrtl“ l*V .n n iveriarin . t t Mlellonvllla Avenue at Orlando— $304,600 one and was given a bottle of ihon Smith becamk the bride of S # v f ^ d JJ1Jn lt,ft Sunday o M t a i T E . - M * S m lh* I h°!52l,°f 9,' W - “ 'CLlUnd. for Junior high a d J K f T T i T1H e bo°by ftrlie, a nov­ Chyles E. Jordon, the ceremony V for New York where she will spend Gloria Swanson haa taken up Cherokee. "Mr*. A. E M o n l Z , 1 « u and ye,,ow Wer« the col- elty doll, wont to Charles Brady. t Organ Club o f the Bap- aeveral weeks. She was accompataking place at the home o f the golf. , bunco' party Tuesday Afternoon at Ch° ? n to JecorH® ,or thU l f ' Anotbor interesting contest was Flaglvr Ba I gill meet at the home bride s parent*, Mr. and Mra, 3. After completing arrangements commenced pa.. Mi” Mary play'd In which a king and queen S. Smith at Lake Mary, Rev. John­ aron at 3:80 o'clock. l i n l J ’yw h.e.u y e] * 0{ Tampa, who will were elected. Miss Betty McClel- son officiated in the presence of for her first United Artists pic­ Boulevard froai\_ | meeting o f the St. attend Southern Seminary at Bu­ 3 0 x 3 y 2 tu b e s ture, ahe and her husband, the * t i will be held at-th e ena Vista, Va. m me iorm or a boat, waa j f " d ,'V" n cr" w"ed queen, while only the family and a few Inti­ Marquis de la Faiaise, bought two St. John1! County house guest. mate friends. a low mound of pink rose buds. At Cnarles Brady was made king. _ A. R. Key, 007 Park complete golf outfits and then de­ » • A I1 £ v .a r a n M Late in the afternoon the chil­ d lp .S rA L ” fl^ e,ra and P‘nk one end of the table was the birth­ ||:J0 o’clock. •* • The bride Is the youngest daugh­ parted for Fredericksburg, Va., ,W ' Rawlins, Miss lex mL* liver ho Idurn were lined as day cake for Lucille, which was dren were invited into the dining d meeting o f the Mister of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. S. Smith, where they spent ten days learning f e S L 1Twni' MinU wuro served lighted with 12 tiny pink tapers room whore refreshments of ice and came to Sanford a year ago. 1113 Sanford Ave. |.fcon< dety of the Methodist Mitchell returned home Saturday th® K“ IT,e" und lat« in the while Betty’s birthday cake placed c5 * y , c“ ke and punch were serv­ During her residence here she has the game. Coueali Ua Befam | meet at the home of from a trip to Chattanooffa, Tenn., aitcraoon a salad course was serv­ When she returned to New York at the opposite end, held five small ed. * b, Spencer. an Hughey and points In north FlorMa where ed. become a favorite among a wide to begin work, the star did not re­ .those enjoying this happy oc- circle of friends. Mi |;30 o’clock. tmeson won the first udu?W , can,dles- Softly shaded they spent several weeks. veal her scores but said she was ,» ■ •< ■ Hi Mr- Jordon is the oldest son o f , golng'lm k c ^ ” playl^J' fw r tn m . . t . n h . r , ind L t t F p X ' " . ™ ' ' ' ° W oasimi were: Frances Purson, Lyd[Wednesday •»' Bankin, Lucille Thornley, Lor- Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jordon of CaiP piayln«Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dutton ( . r o f d’ .’t S r ^ r ^ L kinds were pley.d alne Dowdy, Julia Belle McCle!- J*0* Turner Circle will h*s mado Sanford hla MGunboat># MmiiK u and small daughter, Laurelle, have, l.OAN ABSOi'iATION* -Mrs. S. W. Varn at returned home from Fort Valley, for the past year. He i» ' was Sm'te L tf.v ilJ r 2 5 ^ * ? * h* w . . p „M ,„,t.d * i t h \ j0"yrJ ;fe l 5; " ' " nr i „ “ 0, h ; " c " ' landHarriett Parker,MamieRuth [lSOS Palmetto Avenue, ba., and Pinehurst, N. C.. where "f ar.k*;V Bctfy McClelland *UI . _ ami Lc- »«»ooi«t*vl with the Smith Con- ireVvvweieht h n liL h.* w,‘ a land MeClelland. Charles Hr..,tv "tniction company. heavyweight boxing contender McClelland, Brady «k. er w Iand ulso when ho was n the 'Navy 1 Dick Brown und Buddy Dowdy. lit Spaulding Circle will they spent the summer. Mr. Dut-iA. -T.—. X • ,,um,r guest; joc ' ton being a representative of a After a short welding trip. Mr |_. but he’s in tho movies now He homo of Mra. J. 8. (JET THE REST HuSh Prince,' local firm during the peach seunun. RultSl r J* B9 Holly Avenue nt 3 Kusabil Gpver, Judson Edwards. C. Flower Urn,, Colliri.,P b, ELBCTRICAL C O l , . ^ ^ . y* * | i _ "Jr8*,, * “J“AII1C8UII, J. [J, of all kinds, R,„,fjn„ -j-jj N o J o b J ^ D la .N .J ^ O T .' sirSfu-.’^ me*'*", J. I). Miss Rebecca Clnrke hns re­ otncklarid, C. Sparkman, R. ijndL a tu s t Stylus A s This was cancelled four hours be- 1 I S. Babbitt will cntcrment Coloring, Etc f ‘()nj* fore the proposed start, and he Lnchcon at her home on turned home from Jacksonville «motxi and Miss Marion Mdiicry.M Eleanor llosrdman SANFORD CEMENT [feniu- at 12:30 o’clock where she spent a short time as The period gown is getting n was told to go to Atlantic City. He in l.illie Ruth Spencer. the guest o f Mrs. G. M. Clarke. strong play for evening wear. did. At the end of a day’s work P R O D U C T S C () (By Associated Press) (By The Associated Press) Eleanor Bokrilman lias a number there he was ordered to start im­ -_<h and M »Plr I'hnne 112.1 For the first time in the thirty Miss Alice Gooding McKim hns Tight skirts, bloused waists, hat with long skirts, tight bodies and mediately for California, to play rz r yearn that Fielding H. Yost has sleeve-, transparent velvet, rattle­ drop shoulders. One very pretty a role in “ Wings.” returned home from Burbridge, Ho also did b been trnining football players, he snake skin slipper*, button ear- one is made of shell-pink velvet that. Fla., where she visited her sister Hntrty K.ir \ » < « > u t e r , * j o 7 f e 7 c ? u? “ ” Mrs. Herbert Turner. embroidered hose .... nnd. V chin - .........................«... 1„ „ trimmed The cutter working on the pic­ with creme princess cenUy afHVid from. Akron, O., to can predict with certuinty the out- rlnffA, Seminole ‘ . ure just • with small hats, wi r JU Hv lace. ture in putting in a voucher, spe­ I-'U- H prr "n t *11, lil,.,a| Iffler, Norfolk, Va.; J. supervise plans for improvements come of u gridiron encounter J a^f*P" fads und foibles that u~ r~*“ “ ’ ................. cified it was to be charged to Mi­ Mae Murray Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Dighton and on the Semtnola race truck which weeks pior to the actual flushing *“ »*w of ‘the SANFORD BUMUNG ANl ^Chicago; Y. Bomtracy children have returned home from will open soon. will be featured in the full styles of the toums. chael Strogoff. The whole office Mae Murrny, who has a repu­ (Ukeland; Charles .ColIn nddition, Yost also is in n po­ to be worn by feminine members tation for a at the 11 stylo aiy |U all nn her nor own, laughed — *,,c watch-dog *»«wn-oog of oi the me knbtirg; J. D. Watkins Weavervillo, N. C., where they LOAN ASSOCIATION sition to tell (he opposing teams o f the motion picture colony. navi* been upending the | iumI month, flatly refuses to have anything t o l trt‘a" ury wb«n he rushed the cutMr and Mrs. II. W. Loder, who ugbtss, Ga. Norma Shearer Mr. Dighton having joined his have been spending the past sev- just what plays to make, and to do with long skirts. She Is in-1t<,r Bn<l demanded: Norma Shearer apparently be­ dulging in short sport, street nnd family there the middle of the know that he will be obeyed both c»al days at Daytona Beach, have "Who is this Michael Strogoff? I Montezuma month. me last­ evening net.ions. creations. The last- Does he work on this floor?” returned to their home on Warren *b.v the victors nnd ihe defeated. It lieves ui taking no chances of l<>s- j .........* |T. Tandy, Durham, N. Street. all conies about through Yost's ing her headgear. She has a |»anicd are made of gold, silver and H»y, Jacksonville; Base assignment to put through their . numls-r of small felt hats ready for j b»co cloth and carry such trimMrs. Zeb Ratliff and small Jtnville; H. W. Mnxwell, The "Conti Thins" dnr» Mol R- & Kntzminger, who under- pmes thc two elevens composed of autumn wear and each has a chin mings "« fringe, crystal beads nnd [C. Wells, Jacksonville; •laughter, Mary Wyatt, have re­ strap ,.f leather or heavy ribbon. hiind-pninting. Co Hogging—If |aM*, ,„|g, On residences or im p ro ve business property in , , went a major o|>eiati<*n at the O r-[«‘x eolleginte football celebrities turned home from Daytona Beach ('amilla. The remainder of her wardrobe !U Hough!. I'nuline Starke inige (.eaeral H.mpital at Orlando wlm will appear in "The l^uarterrrom $l»»0.00 to $100,000.00 for 3. 5 nr 10 ,C where they had a cottage for the shows short skirts and a wide va­ HANFORD BUILDING AND interest. *' 1,c Jewelry evidently will have an • y* ,s • ‘••porter I to be'back.” a i'araniount picture s*nrsummer.Valdez riety of sport suits. These latter off-season among the film folk stemlily improving, rj„ K Kichanl [Fix. nru distinguished by an almost to- except for evening wear. Ixmg M ill also ronsider Construct.tin loans to aid in ,h„ etaii, Tampa; F. C. LOAN ASSOCIATION Mrs. Elsie lladlow of Philadel­ [ftcksonville; Mr. nnd struct Ion of buildings. f" ' District Deoiitv f ’ n.ni u * I I tn ®b?''nc<‘ pleats. All of them earrings for street dress arc in phia, Pa., is visiting in the eity A. Achoson, St. PetSnow. of the twentieth* MMnal?r Style* <>f l!*14 stand some chance 1f1ro l<*"he,r , wrapped or straight- eclipse nnd are being replaced by -- — v.hwhi i'lRMBin tWontlwth Masonic .......... . „ m Ju<| j. Fred Walsma and us the guest o f Mrs. Walter Hob­ diKlnct wasU"a kuck ...'f lined with box c a ts tha( come to small button-liko affairs of onyx < f r I of the Lonicc of rovivavl, if one son Rawlins and Miss Martha . \... .Irene the hips. hi ns. Fred Walsma, Snntlu-ni by the gowns worn hy I T ’ S F R E S H nnd jade. I’nuline Starke has had wood lorlge at its lust meeting. • Aileen Pringle |ind wife. Sanford; J. Brown. Rich in Warner’s production of u number of pairs o f theao “ tail­ , Bailey, Sanford; Mrs. Aileen Pringle defies Paris in ored" ear decorations designed “ My Officinl W ife." The gowns Mrs. L. H. Sessions left Satur­ G. A. Meckley, contractor of are worn by Miss Rich in the her fall modes as regards skirts. for street use. rand Son; J. W. Turnday for Ulnyton, On, where she Lancaster, IV , has arrived here sequence in which she is seen as Hers are ankle-length, in contrast Jirk; C. T. Smith, Orhor the evening, necklaces, ■>.. . iit. W. Evans and wife, will spend n short time with Miss to thc short skirt dictum from the bracelets and earrings .will be vis­ the Slur star singer in a fumouH Vienna Leola Evans, who is inending the .Meckley husTiurchlised n h" m Mri im' Sln* cr In u famous Vienna w I " ' ..... . w iioiiiv MIJII Freshness is one ofi French eupltnl. Miss Pringle be­ ible with settings of aqua ma­ summer at that populur summer has started work on another dwell­ lieves that “ the length of skirts rines, crystal and diamonds. Some World War. They ure tho crea­ resort. ing oil Wildemere Street. matter of Minn-, taste. *144Fur- of’ the .stars to V their • »» ..... still vcling siiiK tu II [Mrs. J. D. Watkins of best qualities a fat tions of Alpharetta, the Parisian should be -u ^.....tnermon*, Chore is a method of although there in not _ arrived here Sun­ designer imported by the company. f'linfiirnuiK* I,. ....... ft*. . • irenikl c < > .. .... Tommlo Thompson returned conforming to prevailing styles great profusion of these. , ort viiiit nnd arc stopMr. and Mrs. J. Henry Menick have. Snowdrift home Sunday from Jacksonville and still retaining individuality." Renee Adoree l Seminole. are i i-«'Cling a house on their prop­ From the invasion of America by ifence, nil her evening gowiiH ure where be spent a short time. erty liure, Continuous from 1 p. m. to short M skirts . , ....« niu *For evening wear, wtwir, niiuri KiriH foreign artists, one ut least bus to * •„• in an airtight can bv very ■ long, •• and her street f«r the street, hund-puinted gowns I I |). I D . -----------Tnndy o f Durham, been found who intends to slay frocks Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence McCrnnc 4'K4 a MImre mil'll seven Ulil'.in inches ... I* — »l. « .....I I I L . * " . from the and small hats for women who Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ranger an- here. jk I in tho city Sundny of Asheville, N. C., arrived here Many of them are influ­ pavement. Miss Pringle dismissed would dress well are recommended keeps it just as g o o 4 i | t TODAY at j "■•v, p stay on business. - of• •a• sun born || ui w ■»J Sunday afternoon and are the nounce*tbe biitb enced by American dollars, but the subject of sport clothes with by Kt'iiet* A(!or<»t*. guests o f (lit) luttor’a parents, Mr. tbc rernuld Laiigliton Hospital on Paul I.eni, once he got here im- the remark, "I seldom wear them." Harry Lan*dun, the King of the hour it was a * Some of the new colors are iloSiiinlnv. iMiirninu’ t i ... 1 ...1 ... 1....1mediately took out . his first citi­ ■uxwcll of Cairo, (in., uml Mrs. J. C. Ayrock. Airs. Mc- Sunday, morning. The 1'iiby Ims Claire Windsor. Comedy In * ^ lightful, she says, particularly the heen nunied Orville Tuylur Hunger zenship papers. Cronc will be remomhered here us I the business visitors The most popular furs of the new shades of gold. The actress •"TIIE BTRONG M A N " * It’s a pleasure to Miss Alberta Aycock. When Mrs. Paul I.eni, who Is year in film circles seem to be believes (hey enhance the beuuty |the city Sundny. Charley Chaoe in rho Bridge Club was delightful­ Dare Selin, a well-known interpret­ antelope, pony and leopard. Claire uf every woman who wears them. with a shortening ^ .“ | Mr- Wfd M|s. Robert Wilson ly entertained Friday afternoon by ative dancer on the German stuge, Windsor bus a new anteloiie cout “ Mighty I.ike a Moose” Mannish-tailored gowns, however iy and Huso Hill w ore. nnd small daughter Hetty of KisSI 1 First National Bank Bldg. Telephore 732 Milane News Mrs. Robert Ayer nt her home I "••!*«• from New to nose dose up .... "ii her collar is small nre frowned on by Miss Adoree. ... ■ ....... " York * »*■n in . hungers. The i oe coiuir “t from Jacksonville nr-'simmee spent the day here Sunday fresh and tw e e t on Wiirn-n street. After the gam e’ and1 sell *L ! 'home in Berlin, she |tb,‘ "Mhouettd conforms to the new- “ Avoid them if you arc tho de­ their inford on Sunday for u j ns the guests of Mrs. Wilson's purSANFORD, FLO RID A cidedly feminine type. Few wo­ delicious refreshments of iced tea was asked thc name of her steam* ‘H ( shap*-, that is u decided waist R ea l Instate I on business. ents, Mr. und Mrs. J. C. Aycock. Snowdrift. ’.V und frozen fruit salnd were served cr. Insurance Mine with a bloused back ami a men cun wear them successfully.” TUESDAY by the hostess. The next meeting “ Big not* arc delightful and " I am sailing on the Deutschstraikbt. light skirt. With the cout '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r a i H B R n i H i i i g H i m m ....I 2_1 1 ... «I um re­ I F DUtl A fill! hat and n » . l _4*1|Urz. Y. Hromtracy of 1 Mrs. Augusta Eigcnmann and of the club will be with Mrs. It. N land,”" ok.. goes a umilll small felt rattle­ very feminine but they are not John Gilbert and Lillian she replied, but at the week here very I Miss Helen Allison of Orlando Tumbow and Mrs. F. de Suus- turning in eight weeks on the snake skin oxfords. practical. Smull hats aro smart. Glah in ' were the guosfs of Mrs. FreJ suure. luul were guest nt the Ameriku.” Miss Windsor ulso has a sug­ Long skirts are all right for eve­ , Dulger Sunday. "L A BOHBMB” They will remove their art treas­ gestion In hair dressing, partic­ ning wear, but I do not approve of Comedy them on the street. After the ularly if it is parted. Thoso front l.ongwood attending ures to Hollywood. comfort of short sport skirts wo­ I Mrs. George W Ven-1i G. U' W. W- Spcneer, Jr and Allen “ A Flaming A ffair" the Sanford High School are: “ (■acial profile should determine men will never accept Jong skirta vtYSj lEth,.] u,.i| v irn i 'ni.r! , „ 'donen Monday afterndon for Grace Kntzminger, Alida La the side on which hair should bo again." I bm K m i ’ O’Cnln nnjI Ki8aimmc<’ where Mr. Jones mar>A B. Y. P. U. was organized at purled: Study your face in the Vigne, John Kntzminger and AilVn formed » r l „ l . I p i w to Mil,« Normu Griffin will onn Alderman. the Baptist church last Sunduy. mirror and learn which aide Is pret­ •ring to Ocnla and Silver i tnk° ,>lace Tut‘8<>tty morninKThe following ofifeers vfrere cho­ tier, then part the hair according­ sen: Edward Entzminger, presi- , A part in the hair is always _1___ J Miss Margaret Cox left MonAmong those going to Bailey In­ dent; Thelma Ausley, vice-presi- j ly. ■ w flattering. It softens tno features. |Walsma nnsnsm.ni.J ^ afternoon for Norton, Mass. stitute at Greenwood, S. ('., arc d e a t ; B®l«n Foster, secretary;! “ It you know the difference In Billy Hyatt and Preston Ausley, John Kntzminger, treasurer: Aldia your two profiles you also are a l u f f ' s l i J r ■l» «»><"• « " » • * • » both of whom were graduated from j La Vigne, choir leader; Pearl Hick [bitter judge of huts that arc beSunday evening from! • * ' ______ the Lyman school last spring. man quiz leader; Assistant Quiz•coming. Always choose those |MTn; tr i etmenthe„ t f h * !" Mr‘ and E. Baker and Leader, Vernon Patterson; . Mar-1 with trimming that softens the n z H o .n it-r fo r . i v ! ■ «". Ernest, returned home_Sunun* Hospital for sevinokX<ia!kPeC»fi!"T10 dosen linen breakfast sets with colored borders. 88Era Douglass,1poorer side of your face. The Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and garet Matthews, day afternoon from Dnytonn Beach inch doth with four napkins, $2.00 values; one set to eaeh customer-­ i following an autontoGrace Entzminger and Henry ’ better side, can look well under Mr. and Mrs. Weit Grey motored where they spent the past week M ut Moore’s station, I the severe aide of your hat.” to DeLand on Tuesday where they bmlth, group leaders. $1.00 l was severely injured. entered 'their daughters in Setcson C IR C U LA TIO N D E PARTM ENT *nt Mr. and Mi w‘ « u ‘ ' i Til® many friends of Ernest University. Miss Frances ArmLadies’ Muslin and Kdil Underwear. b Valdez ( Krupp wil regret to learn of the I^ace Curtains— Extra special— PtUm Teds and Union Suits— d - X o f h.7K™oth.r, Mrs. renx Felix atrong will take u journalistic course and Mis* Della Grey will cream and colored ruffles— l l bl Jl JJ1 °A K Krupp, Which occurred Sunday take a business course. $ 1.00 ___________ i improved and wilt ' moni' n,r Mrs- KruPP’» (l®ntb " c___ __________* |W Hut a i - i " d W" 1 80on i curred throe weeks after the death 2 Ladies’ Brassieres— J ______ * • of her husband. m *90 Seamless Sheets, $1.50 A baseball diamond is being laid out on the town park site. Many ____________________ $ L 0 0 ___________________ $ ■ I»™' Mrs1 w ’ ^ r*Tylor ’ Mr"*.C- C• M<-Crory nnd ilnugh- of the fans guve their services D Funice v ie in l!r |lor l*°l* Wall McCrory have re- free of charge. B. J. Overstreet One Tuble of Fancy Work, $1.S0 values Four 35c PiFlow Cnam— '• contributed tho clay, Harry Beck­ L i i l l i Sunday w h S * f u rned fr°fm..E,lav,l,e’ 0n“ where ______________ $ 1 .0 0 ____________ _ k.■d«y i -j3 t.jje guests w,lcof- 1they spent tho summer. ham th« trucking and Frunk West the surveying. K — T->*l _ Indies’ Silk Hose; values up to $2.25. 44-Inchalllinen Table Gotha Mr. and Mrs. Victor Robinson. I ■ Close out. Miss LeClaire Jones, Mrs. Alien South' Jacksonville Several city Nibiack had as her ____________ $ Jones and Ren Cantwell motored streets to he improved «t expense fl her home on Elm ____________ $ L (fo Four Topr.b, SSc value__ ^*c<l Mrs. A. C. Ander- to DeLeon Springs Sunday where o f $30,000. A T v r»» ______________________ . _ they spent the day. W ITH A T T R A C T IV E PORCH AW ING - Berta Anderson of Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses and 30x3(/2 w sr « Another City Gointf Rjjrht ^ /2 I f , • )V . E i T E L E P H O N E f4 8 F a b r ic that others cut prices so that an i honest bootlegger can’t live. He KUf f f ^ r • r m l * to Jaekaon. think straight is a social menace. We cannot think straight gives five nddresess and the police mms ;•••»••'. „ - r , . until we have a comprehensive knowledge o f things as thev find bootleg organizations, stills im t RU jdolMM-lo. and plenty of whisky at each ndr Co m i T I “ T h ^ iitn l! V ° ,b^‘ h,ad on,y from thc‘ newspapers. V dress. I been^est^^RheHUa Th°de^ient *” C.C o{ the editorial page has This "squealing" on bootleg price fltd oT t h a t t t The a d v e r t ,8j n g columns have been puri- cutters may help tempornrily and WM ownnl? w ^ lntem,ed to exP>°it. The Associated it seems Justified. The cut rate :V „w- «g&wXVwhZK,** apart*, Pttss i ress was organized by newspapers Lo give their read ers gentlemen were selling corn whis­ ky nt $1.60 a quart. IV 08 I«*« of tire mom- bZ e r7‘l I u 11 C and invite thyin to do their ow^thinking iib s But for real results big bootleg h tk tr , " l l r " ,K'i“ l •ri'‘ m»h- Tmlny the m m are gers will have to get together, kill .R * * l»T «r | .___ K^»lMVVf« «„ a... '% £ ? £ , £ £ & “ n»*«n J ly there ia . revolt o ff unnecessary little competitors Sotlon of clip hranlirira' ami, like the steel ilnil cement JSraaram. i,r. f f •r "rhool ny.tr m F«.i haps Mr. McKernnn has overdone his eulogy a trifle men and others, live iih gentlemen ' ..... •. «7 "ir»i laloo for larrrMMl not exactly conspiring to keep If s assertion that “ today the masses are thinking for hem prices i i r ~ r & ............. up, but not fighting to knock them down. .FO R TODAY IA R PEOPUfJ— "What FRANCE HAS plenty of cnergv ,tne cnrtn in like Thy left. «m i Got! wont' to re Aft,'r the war Iiorotra, young llpeoplo to Hlmsolf.” 2 Frenchman with the vigorous Basque blood in him hns beaten -O I/Ord, Thou <|onl Richards. Another Frenchman, oplo like « flock, and Rene l.n Costo beat Tilden. The r redemption, that they masculine tennis world champion­ Mae. ( ) --------- ---------ship belongs to France. Suzanne l-englen has long ruled the world SCIENCE SERVICE Baperogator jr of female tenuis. Jme of alarm we were The evolution of the elabArutc INTER N A TIO N A I, SPORT aynl, "! „f euiieiforiii writingof the two shapes were never in use nt K the same time. Mr. Mackey offer, competitions are excellent outside ntiejcnt Bubylnniiuis may In* that ncienro main;»/ prize fights and other brutality. traced from the crude picture,I the conjecture that the plnno-cnvex brick must have been intioducThey'help to cure nations o f their signs found on pottery *• •♦•‘properly taught, lecently cd by a race o f invaders who ,-jtliconceit and impress the masses of unearthed nt Kish. relop remarkable braine. |«t rapidly overran the whole eeunaverage minds in the only possible The results of tho excavations f a rat an abundance of way - war never pays no matter In Babylonia, being (carried Oil ; try or at any rate were able to j influence the style of building i ary. ‘*. wlmt kind of war it may be. The under tho ,joint .... auspices of Ox­ j t excellent course of tuibig war cost the world nt leust ford Diiiversity and the Field Mu­ I everywhere. two hundred thousand millions of seum of Chicago, may throw en- I wh.,.h Is this a sign o f a new race, I 'fiti Jreare both himself dollars 11> say nothing of twenty tfrely new light on tho history of which bus hitherto been do- j J ' (1P not „ » brood million deaths, the Spunish influ­ tho or can thel new type tho curly stages of this ancient -ar y br k I lioL n ew .tV ^ of ' enza and hatred all around. Tho rihpin, Profi. «3.|<ariy uruk l>e linked up with a culjop extreme erudition, according to rru • i u i . a. tnre will, wiii-i. ....... already coal strike haH cost the British na­ Lang.l'./i and Ernest Mockay, field tare with which we are tion three hundred nnd fifty mil­ aim-tor o f the expedition, 'who acquainted? It may throw light II be* done, we suplion pounds and It will tuko five nave now reported on tho work , on the origin „ f the painted putf41 . , *t years to repair that loss. Wars af tins year’s field seuson. I U*ry^ of which urchcolojjiHtN arc* if'* w p uneasy sonioelimination o f r iv e r - ,^ mudo fo'’ "«o have been necessary; strikes have Systematic excavation was be­ ! seeking the origin and affinities alL thefcdiffitMilti,.u n K “ batruclion j»t« will cite been necessary, but’ they ought not gun <>a a mound called Jemdet I be people wlm inhabited this, qqito pntenty always to bo necessary.1 Nasr. a site Trim which hnd been mound still used stone jmplc I by th e prttw ilence o f ?.r A n d only obtained fragments of the early nients, though rarely. They were I .v n k '• rat ouiflit to hope of Asheville ami o t h e r * ^ N o r t h " ^ thwo 1,0 unv A FEW years ago John Nicholas fy.... i r----- ,, , u,,u iVorlh Carolina towns brine Brown of Newport was “ the rich­ phlhtcl pottery which belongs to well acquainted with the use of 1 freed from me danger (hat null,,to,l , „ „ i " ..... ,n!,«K l " r7 " , **' Newport whs th r earliest phases o f culture in copper. Fish books of this met.,I i ' ib' must briiw. |ml,y in the h a V M W tih), MbWRMf- 1 fh it A s lle v ille 'h an« s .'* 'bat pollutedI nwater Ut ,,ld «t b rin g. i est }-"t■ M *y in the world.” world.”’ Somebody Biimerin nnd Khun. There were and hairpins mid bodkins of bone', r tT r ilju has lioiio „ >wi ■ * . a . P dtatlh n fdl' fw ogressIvenesH It , '''ft non a collect ion b of millions. also found the Insi’iiboil talilcts on for .skin ami leather work were 1 . .; ,w, an(l ls fo n tlliu in if U t do l.ig th in gs . The rh-hest baby has g rown up u winch Were recorded the earliest fomid. °*F to ho harder mid b‘ (l lll>‘ >n not on ly to g e t rid o f its ow n ninv ,M’ »*e- i serious young nmn, a g graduate of known tr.ncs of writing in signs On another part of the site o f j sew age disposal hut (<> b .„,i , ‘ ls o u n U nw ise s ystem o l llurvurd. just emerging from the lieiro Kish, no less than three large I IT O ,!,,™ ’ i W * " “ v em e n t th a t w ill clean uu - ........ ................... glyphic stage, which throw light buildings have been brought to t * THE TEN millions he hnd ns u ■in •tho evolution of from !K >•«*# UVUlUilUII (I i writing rrom nnd under at least one of . klm from raiding the baby have grown into twentyflve the pictographic stage to the lat-1 thl*m ,s another building, perhaps! millions while he has grown up. ...... ? o f f " r ” er cun (•form writing with its use l’v,,n m" r"Ij S a n fo rd ih m * is i n m iJ im r V m an y as Ih w |I*'' wants to be a patron o f the of wadge-shape,| characters, it A temple of Nelmehadnezzar has ‘ Ih tflo course of n year arts. I he trouble is that you can­ f» r d w a n ts to kt-op th a t I X fn ’ T " Ui itH u w San- not be u Medici unless you have wjih xouml l*nit ' mnaiiiM in this tu hiivc stamlinjr walls « • establish this) eat mound all belonged to one age, " f unlinked brick IS feet high ami wanta to fee l a „ r e th a t l,„ hi ^ ‘ r ' T c«n ta m in a tio n . It got Raphaels and Michael Ange­ oads o f corn on the about 4,000 B C. to 3,600 II. C. , is probably the best preserved los to work on. »f«. n w in t s L ly t o T ' S i? i l “ Remains of a ’building were un-1temple hi Mesopotamia. Under­ h° <l’8gu',tin» “ mllnllllon bushels of wheat, linns near tho nnmidjmf pfcr covered nnd the excavators dia-1 nc“ th was a building of the period TH IS IS the age of oil wells, sub iturea voracity, cunning murines, factories, flying ma­ covered, contrary to ull expccta-! ° f Unnimurah\ the great 'law I HPP^i A». There are aro foo lish onoulrh ^ " w ° f r i » h t I | « 'L | t,,‘,t ta x p a y e rs chines. I f young Mr. Brown would imns, that the bricks instead o f. River (2100 It. C.). Bar has long been n nn'nt p ro je c ts hy r a a d o ^ put five of his twenty-fivo mil­ being o f the fumilinr plano-convex I probably earlier huildingr. at -i lions into u flock o f high grade, type, which is usually held to be i lower level. , lin to norish from ul>Another remarkable buildimr fast airplanes, use his income to the earliest type of brick in use in Med keep them flying, ad especially Babylonia, were rectangular in! was a ziggurat or u.wer of tp teach the young Americans to 8 ^ 3 J ° b y T inches 7 : n!<uri,,’r optionally large proportions/daL it* ahould become any _ Hr. l l h i t f y, he would lie us useful to the however nuit.' „ lTht‘y a.re-1 ,nX P'»H«il'!y from the time of Sarl nited States as the Medici were o fT a lf |E ,J aH. bt#/n “ * ri‘at de“ ‘ from its course it will full, nft,.r to Italy. U-mp!e( B ® d f * n.l?0't extinguish the rat r talk in the lust few years about is spent its force, Straight back ly atir wiles he will never «uc- “ th Z Planoconvex^ !rh |rk“ UP Th? thc ' W HS found "ear that of Nebuchad , M r,P r sh,in his theory of relativity." F have nev­ into the cannon’s mouth. PERHAPS YOU ha vo henrd convex brick i y.hviously inferior 1 "cter of theCCrit-C’i t l r a S n e d C o er found many people w)„, cou| ,> lad us say that it takes a min about the aide automobile driver •m far moro sensible understand just whut Mr. Einstein nte for the cannon ball to go up Jimmy Burns, who in fertile Kan­ <*%t e rec angular brick, and the the reign of Dungi (2250) B. (L). was talking about. i nnd come down. 1 sas und Missouri is giving an imi­ l>t to. bo rondjirod more tation of the galley slave choined Hrnt minuto the earth has I am indebted to Edwin Slosson ^ 1 to his oar und Ixion chained to his aad h," 1 ,1 ,','’k’ "Keeping Up Wit,, tlaaaen the leer In his wheel. Thu . gnlley sluve wus u ' i ' n "miles. " - I 0 " U s p,,th nr,,un d th “ sun 1,110 CLE AR W ATE R SUN eyed glanco chained below decks. When ho which1*-’ rf ',ri “ n, K,,islein problem Now let us imagine an observ­ which is fairly simple. } K* f* r less flercu and faltered they chopped of his Washington diplomacy Dr. Einstein Hays that nil things ing man with u powerful telescope hands nt the wrist, threw him ■Htbrn 'in '!" . '' * ° f ,," urMt‘ the number of these p,.rstanding on tho sun and watching zling over the qucHtioi human beings u fur m ” r‘ ‘ln/ ! r ' a" ’1 that measure. overboard nnd put in another. this procedure. What will hesee? tho mutter with Spain?” There’s ehance, nients of time and space depend on Ixion, the wicked king who de­ He will see the course of the served it, is at this moment in another army mutiny there. Why could be made idiotic! the position of thp observer TI10 masses, however, are dis1“ -James J, Montague. For instance, l.-t lls imagine ,, cannon ball, not ns a straight up. tho infernal regions to a wheel so rmmy Spunish army mutinies'” tlluHioneil. Twenty years of Why such everlasting turbulence mid-down bile hut ns u long curve. —---------- o -----------forever revolving. Jimmy Burns in cannon set at the North I>,d,., and political sleight of hand and ut Mudrid nnd Hareelona ami Cadiz Which observer is right the chained to the wheel of a Chov-' inililury inisinunngement and ofw W 'tk e city engineer Tho latter 'lV'co“yor«r'w ith “ » d Bulbuu u» d « » the conn-' rieml grafting are enough to <lismm, who stands beside the cannon rolet. The seeded With the work of h fired straight up into the air. ■ in«i nn.l * Bunia drive* lhere is a man standing beside «nd says the ball went up and advertising and illusion any people. And the Union Avenue, which Diplomacy always bunts for com­ spunish army, as a conscript army. ►d I p the City - Commis- tb0, ca.nn1°P nn(l ho has eyes sharp •nek in a straight line, or th!* man through cities and villages under "1 the sun who suw the ball go in taking to stay at wheel.152 hours plicated explanations. It’s no puz­ I* un army o f ihL. people. [tlme agoT .Dough to sea the cannon hull lie hus been at it 42 hoar* nlreudy zle. For two decades Spain hus -o-------Tho man watches the cannon T ? 1 CUm>7 Inspectors examine him, but always been on the ragged edge of a revo­ lution. Beginning with ] D0D 0 r id ^ ftw «i- ..^ e w . has hi S L " W l u.p into th‘‘ "«r- If 1 S r dH " n. whl‘r“ Htand. he keeps going. martial law prevailed. Everybody Holly’s picture on tho tho gur; is a|mu(i oxnctly up und1,- ,n oth«r words, measurements of ,pf Its last isHuo. Wo 1 R1ZE FIGHTERS, at the end jumped a foot high when an auto 1 ...... If u u voice •if their training, become nervous tire exploded. ...----*» voice w as!,. " aY'MK to work a little now and IwJLftM* tho News for he ought to.— Falm One expert says “ Dempsey is raised above a conversational tone.; , en lM ub,,« t all that keeps most ul>n k...l ilowii i____Of US f r o m RIH..L J..... ........... •nderit., treated to a swig o f spurkling «U the shopkeepeiH yanked t.h« ir »teol shutters. Only King death rr<’ m " mokine (*ur^TveH1,to ■ wine before break fa it.” I -------It will comfort admirers of the Alfonso a skiljt as an administrator i ftspontled mag­ big fighters to know that they at of palliates has stalled o ff disaster .# Rl*,s'ns would bo more resnucted " * * ' f6r*6id for _YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE t uy would quit taking up go least can get their sparkling wine H0'« " » • N tiN lv $he atorm area. Throughout most of the two de muUl room In mince pics. ulo and beer In thoao Volstead I .foodstuffs ond rollo' Kidnaping for rnnHom is un un­ , — ---n sent both to tho east dent industry In Mexico. It has nr living there. Yet in this latest duys. If prohibition wero serious­ en«les referred to, Spain hns had a I « ly meunt for everybody it would' wur on her hands in Morocco. It - k ," ? 1* h,aVc n" rv® ‘ " '’URh to go I oore Haven. onUv bov,^ arged . apparh pu,rHUed added freedom' I . - y .------ .... . “ Ihers tly, that the Mexican outhorl- , .‘lu,tc unbearable. It is provi­ It wouid bo a one horse affair fo r , have G*"" UCtu ,nplish u 1 0 troubled times since the toattempt. •Madero revolution. Tho abducted tlv* were inactive. They intervened dentially modified in favor of the America, but I f . big for Spain. h“ Vt l,,° It simply hus bled her white, in w ., ... -- !#flllitoa and his have frequently been tilled, urn rich und the heuvyweights. be commended oven more freduantjv Mexican ban- energetically, perhaps too enurmoney and young men. .it’s a war'-tieL Ut . . j " V‘untry nt'‘’d* i» Hpgeticu|ly, for the safety of the ubthu —. nristocrucy interested in i MlRk“ with •* v - - w . . nre . „ him )rented m ' — glue in tiieiu, • ft making to Contemporary Comment blit _ .1 file „1f.' v _------but nn? not fVin tho «>n»<L rank _and evei^thTt“ )i. ‘ J" tpported, how­ ever, that three bandit* were shot Spaniards. | You would be suprised if vm, m uld o n e o f them tho Mayor o f a vllT i f h* mad(> ot A good looking girl who can cook ddenti in t It’s a fine war for profiteers ' [hTn'zed £bc. Importance o f the , v H Udlnw *»H40nClin Americnn lago and another hi* assistunt. only i 6 to curb doesn’t havo to pick a career — R ■ u nice war for politicians t o ! 1 * Wh ch "I100'4! «brprise you — -Who have suffered from fo rc e d tulkmabout. u Kwa good wur wur Tor fm *-------The Mexican government suf- Bangor Dally Commercial. l' letter Mexican brigandage. Our governil , . •It ’s • M Cranbarrlcis don’t make such the training o f tony young officers. ttont has demanded damagos ns f t * In prestige from the provuienco These classes don’t get tired of it. very good cherry pie. 8* i,un» ,l™*pF to r tho erim- it o u t ! id8 th 0 It Is doubtless anxious to protect . J1 was a good thing for Rip Van But th. ordinary Spaniard,. scrubTime out for u mnn in St r re and preserve order. We can Winkle that there waa no parking bling hard f o r * living, (■ limit in hi* day.— The Norfolk up,” after twenty years’ ^ i t <ft‘d who ,w«llowt.J hi, wrigt1wuteh?” ’ “ortn°.f nfWr$°ih! n ‘l * 1 U m« ko the lm- *ort A « ion, otfort to do so which ta Ledger-Dispatch. , aslPOB, men were _ incumbent on overy civilised g o v being shot Jhcy^.clalra there is a style of ■treats o f "rnmont In thls ca*e a o m e W g h _ end. But em ,a,raady h®®0 ^ n e. But bob to fit every shape o f head. Equipment. UP to date We If*ven t seen any undltlbna In Mexico remain too ■■rvlce in -een any f a r S B i 'it b s * gur ■ OM kept the two oountrlea on un- much o f . « « « . wplbf »qu»ro * role •Then Lincoln **“ > • « f r n u m , ! U r n w th ’ t f f d S L ? • t*», and Star,. ' ^ iS it " lut0r' th" t|i, you 5 i ? t l.hln« "hoot a felt h it' I tm'jnf *m it»r4'4 fret) m M R S . F R E D S. D i OUR N E W American industry 2 0 . 1 9 16. <M $u .JL-> ' *t b £ ? r,!,-nd"’ e.an j '’^ S1’ uw j ' ", ' 1 * * * & « » P « «. m'. d cow, S ° ' - 1'our- :S w «S fY 3 2 .t5 3 * £ I .on . M . S ! ;ll0» £ e fe « .. fM ■•’•Np BUILT-IN FEATURES ----- f Ironlni CM | ‘ ^ • n-t IMcs'’M R* ri ■ o r mm • - 'V I N t a n i L B A T .. 'y - i IP' McCracken has re­ T rr’,m poii.ts in Geor■I*nder*®nvlMAl N. C., M r i Fred Daifter and Frederick tho summer. Dalger. returned home'Sunday a f­ ternoon <from Atlanta, Ga., where K. Beach, Mrs. W iL they speok the past 10 days a* the ®»d Mias Margaret guests o f Mrs. Godfrey Hoch. ■the day Sunday very ■ ‘ i • J the guest, o f tba M ri, De*ne Turner o f Fort My•r> Mm. j . S. Snyder ^■kht, aciortpanled . _____ rr wnu waa u*uvu w . , " 3 J»ho haa been York Saturday by the illness and i i Saturday for Bowldeeth o f Mr. Krupp’s mother, Mrs. k5?' ’ wi l l friendg And ■ith has returned to R Gainesvlile after a _________ 41.00 Rompers— Mr. and «»r. Mini Mrs. mra. W. n . E. c., White m ine and uuu j Mrs. E. A. Douglass returned children have returned home from home Sunday afternoon from A t - 1 TnmrtA where uthetro they thnv spent unjtnf. a u short thnrf lanta, Iasat* (ja., mLirn L« I Tamila where ahe «»*«*•* spent «the time. ’ * post week as the guest of her i daughter, Mrs. Bryan Hturman. ■ Mrs; Claire Evcrette returned home Sunday: afternoon from NewF. Sinter of Daytona Beach York whero she has been spending York, apent the day here i the summer,' . . y as the guest of friends. Two $ 1.00 MEN’S DEPARTM ENT Men’s Lisle Soi, 85c values, 4 pair for ________________ $LO O ______________ Boys $1-25 and $1,50 Shirts and Blouses Woodruff. Jr., and W. E. leave Monday for Chicago, id points in Michigan and ____________ $ 1.00 s p la s h ! ,: 1’ • re Paul Keeley and little Jane have returned home ‘iytona Beach where they ■pending- the summer. A CAR whizzes by and the dreai is covered with mud— a common accident to children on their way to school; . Mrs. irrla Worth ifigton and ___ _ _'en are oxpectod to re­ turn hoi$e Monday afternoon from nointa im Alabama where they have been- Bpfndlng the summer. . ,I «• '■ ^ ' f . *' e * ’ , Um Oliver No terrible mishap, though — they know th «t the damage can bo repaired and the d re s » freshened and restored t< its original Jdto state.' v ~ ' ' ■ ? ‘ One Man’s• Shirt,1$2,00 and $2.50 v 9 l• for— 7 , i'."'’1 WLft' '» *wi., fO N - W. 8m J,01Mrt.' ChtflM Lyerly; end Hi i, Gene Martin Loney have home Wetumpkj, returned*‘ b orne from from W otumplu, I im W . Martin,*; BaumeFs •___ . * Chart & . .-?Jt, ■m 8 ; . 1 jftfctfl •.' *1 *0 0 Tmwtlm, M , Tj i i S ' ,.vfl 1 1 .0 0 All llnra F lv . yard, bwt F a j u u C S M l i L _ _________ 41.00 Two and o n ^ U lf ■ p rin t, and d reu ea — . Men’s Fancy Bordsred Handkerchiefs; 14 for— ' : ' f l i u r * C n p m . . 4i.oo Five yards fsat celeved M and stripes— VM Men’s $1.50 Union 8uite— " " *1.00 !,V. fw : • Two and one-htlf jmr*t W i nil, islgrg <• v-----------------------w i ■ t gl g y.,, tm u ■• • �‘ *-X'.>S\YD‘ J*’ . v. <-. ■' ••r r v r : * * * * *»* ^ ^ * » -v- ” .*rr •' * . • fc • v ? »«: ; ••**'TT (" ^ n >T>'’,; i* * -rrrr * V ^ fT u S S ^ '-^ ■ r±#t&S!p^^ ■*>’■-■-■■ •'■rv »'?n' r . t ■♦••• •«— ^ i ;»| W 'iTv^ i''iir r c ^ i'?;a g r ,>>y ?T>^ ’» * K5flKfcv,.,: KM w “ tf,V*«y>Jj 1tjf»»)IttV ft k\k ' ' tr>*'rrV5fotr- f rV• « •l1«|M Ti] t , ■• N «vv airettSUPMUt ~\-~rir : , mBuopteauskSt v: 2 iiM $$V4; %• vWflfc .v : IT rf5 = T f r T “ < *? • ac AD. RATES — A. J .if' Jess Willard found It'r e r y hard Possum’’ — rfi to relax in the bout In which he I l Jokn2| was knocked out by Jack Dempsey L „ £ v * 1 ,,ruVe hon,. ; ! at Toledo, July 4, 1B19. . ' (W m fic smashes to Z a J o.L_ ____t ‘ head. John.,,.. _ # _____ J°hnsnn sim was nhlo to gain wae whirl he was to7im a ut-h‘‘ dla*l8t. knocked down. This was often : ° „ " ' r'h ,hLm- Suddh enough but tho. minutes in between L7n. , ,lf<‘ ftnd Set,were so filled with action that the by a rirk! big fellow could not rest when he u vltber 0( went to bed on thfe canvas. ” ave ‘ ‘’Red an ()X j. When Willard was foiled for th e l"10" 1 " f ,,xpert "Pinion seventh time In the first round, l. T “ e ,08er was sev< Dempsey thought that he had won|uy his fri«*'»‘Is, who ami left tho ring. However, the he Wffls Rruilty of — bell saved Jess for tho mqment and i Placingr himself in J ; the agony was prolonged until the; " itf°n for the tellin* u I. J! bell sounded iq r the fourth round, I No information when a towel was tossed in as a however, that g„r token of defeat. ’ ,• 1 K°Rh« • , , or me tactics of . M is. Wilinrcl, seeing a figh t for Playing dead , the first time, did not like it. She,much alive h* isnul afterwards tha shu wns sor‘ i ty that her husband had been det'Mted but glad that he was n o1 longer champion. | i Jack Kearns, then Dempsey’ t manager, said that his protege vvu.s a real champion. • “ Dempsey will prove a popular I champion, wns u prediction made bv Kearns im media tolly after the championship was won. The weather for tho bout was seasonably hot. McQuillen Pounded Hard liu l -SpMlalB at the SlorcB. A NSCO CAMERAS lt Cash in Adyaoca $ f Hi 18— Business Set vice Offered Dally Herald <****/ Promising Teniys Player INI K i: "T T r T v*r 01- f m f t :wJ IIU N N V II |kd>. will b« recelrn and flollector Mat for payment. ... — -— 10e a line 8c »'|ina 7c a line rates on request. jaccd rates are for Insertions, of average length a lino. charge o f 80c for tlon. S A N j-o n o im u c c o m p a n y Tho Rcxall Store" fDim n T n V 9ped,-,It3f 0f our r ro"'p t R in g o f prescrip tions mitt Quick delivery. Dn.es _ Sods - Hot Sandwiches “ D A y -F n N " An electric fan that is: =S»= 77— Houses for Rent. 90— Automobiles For Sale fO R RENT.— 0 room hogse, sleep­ m CHRYSLER ing porch, bath, $40 per month, rurniture for sale, also flowers. a n Aw ? ’ FULLER MOTOR CO Phone 002 Apply 5 to 7 p. m. nt house half 411 W. 1st St. block West of Stone bridge, West JEWETT AND PAGE first Street. Sanford Dealer h OR KENT— Furnished cottage, 2os w R,,VK’S GARAGE 2«8 W. Ist^ St. phone 017 chum In. Apply 310 Oak Ave. 91— Legal Notices J l,lJ l ! ! 2 . OK ( o k i w b c t i v b <u;n' IC K IIV l ‘ |;RLI(*ATIO.\ M n r r k u ^A* KAUV 1*101X11*8. soinnllmrs known um Mary I'hllltpa Uoruri>4«n. and also an W«r:i'a O. tin. corea.a itml Annie Phillips Uukur You unit each « f you nr. here­ by ordorud and i 0<,ufro«t to appear Ml ho i onrlli"il-e hi Hanford, th-inJ "Only. Florida, mi Mondav, Uie (Hi <lay of October. A. V. T»J6. In answnr llip hill nf cuniplnlnt t hOR RENT—2 furnished Bunga- . , . NASH rili-il In Mill Court asjilnst you ’_ | nt .'"ll Wherein anil in motor mr value. ynlier«*li> llir romiilHlnant prays for P h M M v " ’ 8, bath " nd Knr" f°' LCads SMITH MOTORS ( ’<> a deer CM nf forreloaurs nml sain of he ‘.Mowing ili-Nf-rlbeil propurty il-V ! u im<* e*#Hfy Hopkins Joyce. King* •If Jack Dempsey, i:i 1 hi* cure free Mini Dictator*-, have been over­ Tight Fielding Saves Hint j . Quiet Running tJX liiTkf ift'.* ' FOU S A L t-S p a c e on this page ,.> .T [nomadic dnys of youth had boon thrown uild forgotten, blit the day* In Pinches; Pirates T im fo r classified ndvertlRements. P„ Hurtkj iTrlhc's Chance al,le lo ,00'< i,lt'> t,,L* future to vi«. Jack Dempr.oyV name hasn't apOn Brooklyn To Win, 7 tb 4 1 Durnble nZhy iV0. t ur‘fnl t,u,!,c vnvnnt rooms, penred, for some reason or other, f-Pennaiit; Levsen and ’lali,:<, l !u' ,r"".,*,«?" ” »»>‘‘ PI»o r s e ll those second hand goisis ? Walk hand in |in the newspapers, can he counted 78— Offices and Desk Room FOR SALE.—One lot G6 ft. front NEW YORK, fiept. 20.—MP)n.viUl. HU ' C-r Tribe. 1 hand I.nn.i with with fame and .... fortune, it . on a polywng'a toes. The Wect half of Lot N„. |( on Sanford Ave., near San Lanin, N'ew York trounced the league Jbawitey Toils for Leaders might have been that he would of Hanford I’.lcry I>i.|tn; aesacrifice price. Sec 0. C. Fellows. Ttrtiilng Is restricted W K / n n ( Mn ISE:NBRI{KV PRINT ATTRACTIVE rooms to ront for Checkered Career leading Cardinals Sunday, 0 to f. Low Priced f ». j have lat-nme a railroad hrnkeman eqnlittK to plat thoroof recordPaih * MUtLig, Engraving classification, I stores or offices at Park Ave.. Room 10, Arcade Bldg. t<i In tho orru-t* «if Hit. ('|<<rk In seven ycurj on pugilism's j SI. Louis ............ 020 o:io ooo— r. 12 t Emboesing. See us first Wo do ferror is made The Ran­ of tho rircult i’ ouil .»f s«*mlinstead of thd world’s richest and heights Dempsey has defended his Now and ( a m mere iu I Street. W. M *’ ** York o:t() :)()] 000x—<> 10 2 Ask to ses them at it. rhuno 417-W ~ R. R. Avenue'-’"uiity. Florida, ami eonald will be responsible moKt noted pugilist. I ^ oung, Owner, 208 Park Ave. AUTOMOBILE D EALERS- If you Sherdcl. Hell, Haines and OtFartitle successfully five times. Hilly toinfiiK flvo «i«*r#n more or Itnw [osc incorrect insertion, Commercial-Street. want to sd| y0Ur u„cd carB n(, In these day.-- of wealth and Hisku, Bill Brennan, George* Car- rellf .McQuillan and MncMulien. l poll f.tilur.- to npp.ar, plead, THE B A L L HARDWARE T tiser for subsequent |OFFICE KOK KENT—la Me.scb Vortise daily on the classified page nuxwer or demur lo the bill of fame, Jack Dempsey, heavyweight pentiur. Tom Gibbons and I,uis complaint m.-u m , M|,f t.HUB. , hn me office ahouKf be 19— Building Contractors. I Bldg Apply A P Connelly A IMrntes Turn On Robins Defeats Boston To chumpjim of the world, sleeps in Angel Firpe bavQ fuiled to reach drcr co of the t'ourl will |iaT ben­ [hamediately in case o f oon«# MHgnolia and 2nd. der «*d saulii.l yoil USED CAR EXCHANGE e Cleijn Syvcep; Browns (be most expensive hotels, rides in ; the pinnacle .whereon Dempsey sits, BROOKLYN, Sept. 20—(>P> This order l«f * ft pii id Isii ,-fi once *ORNER PARK AND SECOND .SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile (tie costliest mid swankiest of auj He Ims traveled to Kuropc, been a Pittshurgh turned Oil on UK* the KOD Robins ' i ; ok. ,'T four <-,*!,.,.ciuivo. works Ima , L i; 4* ’ . * , ' 11 1 IlL.SlJUrgri lUrrlCd b From Behind To Win tfminlii Inc Q w. WANS LEY, Manager I !*. ADVERTISERS BOA— Real E^fate Directory roofs built up toofa. Ro-roo/ing Ih the Hanford Iti-rnld, a ncWHpaprr ,1 1 , thv diHtinctioii I movie star, had seventeen fights Sunday winning sovon to four. l»" lil I-.Iti-il m Hanford. Hcuilnolo over old roofs. Leaks repaired. IOi.crald representative t'« line ahle to earn hi the space with .Manager Jack Kesriis, heel. ' Pittsburgh 000 ri00 002 7 14 < oinily. Florida, mol .-..pi,-a of (hlx ^'OLBvlRl/AND, Wept. 2 //p>_ «»r a low nnmitf.H sums of money »innrrit*W, got a new tmse. <!*•f m-cI . Hro^klvn CADILLAC— OAKLAND timates -free. Satisfaction guarnn. (•9—-Wanted— to Huv. HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC. Ur familiar with rates, nni»r to t»«* m* nt •«• 11, H10 001 020 *| h — PONTIAC— ■ A ite r Joirtng four straight games to ! romp.truhe rumn.imhn tm •li I.1l>.I ...... 1,■>.... . i l l a aa . __ . ' •• * . . . . Real Estate nnd chissification will teed. Oak Avo.A 3rd St. Rhone 111. I i.V,1.'* ».f "i i i•111«11d ' l > . ti.inti-it In "hr lo what business king:: land Ixcn defied hv I he New V..| I K renter and Smith; Hrimes and | Jttll fji|m Sutiford Cadillac Company Iiot Ct«»ft»| » fill'd TWwWjartd. N«*w York rallied Sun earn m a y : complete Information. FLO R ID A- Jltl.nND O ...... ..... . yc nr Orlando| INSURANCE BROKERS i li M i I n i i Ha rgruve. 1 Boxing authorities, been in vnri 117 L 2nd St. Phone 121 VwWif'lllid- defented the Imiinns, 8 | (Jue.ii |you wish, they will CLARENCE SMITH Morn mg Sentinel; largest class!, , ~ r „ ~ Questiotwilile Satisfartioa “ li'- courts of the laud countless «u in wording your fied bun!ness, rat»* It a word, min LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, General Cbntrnrtor ~ ------ ) , » ' * y : VND "UI'CHKC till- .tot* Bet 'hiit h a p p in .'7 Some time:: for ini’ iim er'ild^ reasons, dodge ) >!«* --f .bivu-i. \ i» hj- inning.; to mnko it moro ef“ THE LOT KING" (UK) West First Street iimim 24c each with older. tone: Jack ha. Wondered, w. Im.i- been a t.oepa.-e without much sin PI.'•iiMin* car- nn<| Graham Truckx ! ............. v 1••" <1 1 .ash ■l«(i First National Bunk Bldg. , Now York 202 rtio ;:nn s n i .'••lf. il h" win n’t happier in ibo.-e nt Phono 411 (T ill 'f lbs •Trciill i *.,,ii f Elm and |;ith St. Ptiono 3 I‘> ■ A M I:I;KS. I > i ^ ‘■■Cleveland 'mo utlO 000 I 7 : ; days gone l.y when with face tie- I'ess, owned a con! mine, and a BTANT NO TICE \V !• ("It VW IT >|{ I > WSi,| |, ||,o ' hotel. ' WANTED t o u u y th rash er a g arner JAMES H., COWAN ''hjUcflther. Shaw key and ( ’..Fins; 'crimed, gnements I oiij. and stt.m _. — All kiipls of; 1'o mp I,tin ant _ s should give their SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX • ^ el Jack Hemps,-y can smile. ' Real Estate anil Fire lnsurtuico CLEAN COTTON RAGS Tin and Sheet Metal Work A iik . J i * s, pi «. | ! m n, Shaote and Scw.-ll. INC. Jpostdffko address as Water nnd Bout Tanks. At Oak ! ««’l* empty he darted through .he I*ante lots some recompense. Me 112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford AT HERALD OFFICE jjl>. . — --2l>3 Oak Ave. ‘ eir phone number If Avenue and Third Street darkness of railroad yards, swung (is proud of the fact that he ha: lx ( (H OT ok i iii \ r i j r iio f Tele­ ' i jPInch Hitters Save (.sine Phone II ' results. About one phone 111. onto a moving freight car and the greatest gate receipts | SEE R. C. TISD ALE for gooiPliuys 67— Rooms AVilh Hoard. ?'LOlVlH OIIIHA. %K r °* VrV ’•■r r, Sept. 20. |/T*1 Pinch found a hard resting place on the ■i drawn of a thousand has to an athletic event in history- ' in Rent Estate, 23G Mclscb Build­ tj decided Sunday’s Washing- brake roils beneath. tie nnd the others -r.1 .'-', J f ..' .".V .".''. i"*if ,*,>,i-1 " 1<,I 1,1.1AM U min,'! w o r k s ; n NNh r.ii-KK, HOGGINS A C O V A N CO., * u t > ROOMS, with or without monl.i i _ing. .the $ 1,1100,000 paid in admission ' inunicato with you otrolt gnhio in favor o f DeHOOP AND GOODYEAR TIRES. Ntilleo IIlf I t-li> k I ic ii , I,, all Toduy Dempsey hais wealth, fees to his four round battle with! f’ roft'ssorH Who Hold Football Radiator and ahi.u metal work^. know your address. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. McC ALL U. S. L. Bifttcrice. t, fl to 7. the Tigers overcoming health, love and funic, ami if for­ i ?' 11 ....... li. tlial lInderminvH Student Morale A FOX, Real estate in­ Main and ornamcil;*! shoot met/I (M l 'Lit nt Xi»Y»*ni hti. \ iion tb,, (Ieorges Carpentier in 1 1 1 2 1 . He I Btlnusnce M OST be Distributors Cleveland Six onc-rtin IcimI in the ninth when mer managers, would-be promoters I h I h . 1 1 iiits.nl Hi,.), rin i| lln* n||l)h vestments. R«*st buys an* among I Are Symbol For Jealoim Mi­ ►ork. Tel. 7HJ-V . gw Krsr, h 68— R oom s W ith ou t Hoard trsnn at The Hanford I hero was no lack o f composure Commercial Avenue un tint! Cobb biLvui. ly in pim-h process servers, panhandlers, nod cannot hut tie proud of the heroj, J iV* 1 ^ •••* II I >*t I <’f I Ilf fNtltlM ,.f Avenue. our listings, phene 715. i nority, Says Kmile Itockoi struggle in which to* defeat'd |-"r 1 fire or by letter, Teleon a lU-rnund lto-decision bout be" ,,T,*"D " T miih I* III fr il..... a*Dll es for Collimi and Fogorhiil, whatnot would let him alone, he I 1 ,1 * I.....I IlMe .1 tt M ♦; SlDltdtl. . P" at the Pole (ionod in pin.'!. He ooiiouances are not BE M : r e and see the new ciiHtom . IlMlftlf >■( * *t.J t’.llll t ;H .1,1,Iu,. ,,f iwe. „ Jess Willard and Frank Moippetively. «»*y \ E R ) uttinetive. cool, irnni. float mhiiii room,, E l— W a u lvd — T o Rent would have a cupful o f happiness. certainly is- proud „ f his ti.se, in a 1 NEW YORK. Sept. 20.—(/Pi nii.lt Stiidehaker.* i ;:; iat) at Madison Square Carden .i-l, t«»i I Mill «>\aI -2;— M illin e ry — D ressm akin g ! f«r 1 ur 2 gentlenieu. I’lmm* i l l J i Icoro by innings: ■ ll M l.... I | Jack heinpsi y's career ns chant___ 8AN JUAN GARAGE I lie college professors who hoi,I New York, March 25, IP 10. The I *“*,•.•■'• <• >\ "f \,|isu>t. A || ashington 100 no| ll.". 7 12 1 I pion lias been such as in keep him short “ pile o f years, front a hoi,, Prompt Efficient H ANTED one room furnished for I that font hall undermines student u wealthy iPhl. te vhont lie impular verdict went to Willard itroit H)0 OOa 002 k 0 ;; in lie p.ihlie eye prohaldy nior» i W II l .l l V ||. TI N S I l - M F F E •*-’«:rv i*-o I'OR your lovely Fall 'Charis nr i'DIt RENT One Hum-JiiTl front light tmusekveping all season. S A N F O R D B D J C K CD. , moral., and should he eurtaile-i with Moran recorded ns voting KIlTI \I: I» M TI V NTi •l.l |.-|.-|.j Is'droom. H11( Elm Ave. »Johnson, Morrell, Thomas. Cn.w I than any ot.h/ r tuunaii being i.v world looks for i hrili:;. Lingot ,o call on Mrs. Hays. 22IK Write H Can* of Herald. ’’No." 212 Magnolia Ave. 1 ire simply a -ymhnl for a jeahxi f t Ond ftuel, Tule, Ennis; Ci.llin*', <-epl po. -ildy ! lie Prince of Wal I People may « n\ \ l i. |- Dctttp e> i minority, heliev. s Kimte Rockn*, Sim fold Ave. Or .Mrs. J. f . Child * i'lmne :[i!7 i his gold, bill out lit.-, t n uIdes A fter the hostilities had sub­ i n Tin; rim i i t < o i u t i h <- t i i i nnl.s and Woodall. o(!7 Park Ave. Send card for up. I* DR RI'.N 1 Bedrooms, clean and WAN TED I or 5 room furnished . |giiz/lcd enn* h ni Notre Dame. «m ;» i -:\ t h j i i m i i u r i m i i t i > c o l. bet. cold water. Dili Pal:i<!c'l, Willard exhibited a t nint nu***t. sore Tin- is Miss Avery Follett, one o f ( ’.-.f.f.Mni;,' , weniTcr tennis players, apartment **r house. Rent imt I '*,N ' " j -N FORD * M> run HK %11Mll.lt m i N i l , FORDSoN I I heir coiitenlinn as enntaiin d motto A\o linger without comment, lcu«..,x *C|\II-. Ill I- - I.H IIIII\. leaving jover $5(I.IM) month. Apply J. S. ] ^ Edward ll.iggins hu Hej Chicago Sweeps Series • iTimes- Union cu.-Uom-, _ ---~ i hi several reports, does not liy in , 'napped on the courts at Del Monte, where she recently won the wo- !"*' battered digit to do his i n i i i \ m i :i i i . talk­ Driver, Seminole Grocery. ! ( (*Biin,T.-is| J k I'almetH men's Del Monte ehampionship. ( alifornin has iJlC H IC A C O , Sept. 20. »/l*i ChiPill. ot.pay any boys, want-125— F lo ris ts . ;;:i i means represent majority facul' produced many great TWO rooms and hath nu-r gnrugr S \.\| c ll; 11 I-l i l ' N T i ; V I I I I* •emits pastimers and experts see another future star in Miss Follett, ing for him. defeated Boston Sunday, s t< tt for Times-Union. (!, ______ _____ opinion,’’ Rocklin told the A sm •| u sT .frrs i .n i •( »it t*i it: ,\t i a t h' 8,1 ■weeping the series. • Unfurnished, padly furnished, or K2— Hllsim*>vS Fropcrlv. Moran was not so reserved. Hu (-"M I-I.A IN A N T ’ ' Phone t i l . |eiufcd Press. “ Tlies.. professor a comparatively newcomer at the game. furnished. 11ii i.i Elm Ave. Phone \s made no’ secret of the satisfaction j& Slficore liy innings: , :i sorted that varsity football \vn ; wu w. FOR SALE.A well located, clean, "S T E W A R T THE FI.ORIST" • h i ; • K.-! i >i; v t s i : i : s n itA N T U ttn lie felt at his own performance fund Found. oft/- .a ..ooo ooo 003-- :i r> o j a dislurliiiig nflacme, taking tIn I a \ l> I It'll Kit I-I.AI MAVI S I grin cry store, E. M. Gates, 219 Flowers for all (iccaaiona DODGE BROTHERS FEAR IS EXPRESSED I m:Nlt\ Sit l-M.Ti i.\ s AN|--( i|t 11 *‘ " ‘l declared thut but for his own W ALL S IR IIK I’ O I'K M N Q Jlfengo ...,.001 DOO 02 X—(J 11 II * minds of students from studies and BEDROOM, "i-cr-nd floor, next to Robinson Ave. Phone 981 J. Or­ McLANDER ARCADE I i>t:ri a .-i-:ii . k t a i . making them “ .heaters" and turn lando, Fla. JUohrUo_untl 0 utul .Moore; Monro: T Thomas and Phone 781. NEW YORK, Sept. 21)— (/!’)__ efforts there would have been no >11. 'white female fox ) N " 1 II I-: T - 1 K N O W N * W ti t 'N ! hath. 300 W. fith St. Phone Indian chief* _ T , SH ANG H AI, Sept. 20. (A*) - 1( outlasting elements of strength action. I •'.•liters K N O W N I'K I-'K N U A N I'S ing tlu* alumni into drunkard I brown ears, -smooth 385-W. |-------------------------------I t i i k vr\-rr: o k i - i , o n i i i \ t i p I That is all rot. , W itli the city of Wu Chang coin- ■and weakness gave an ii regular , ------- ------------------------------------ i H I— I louses F or Snle «1 tail. Finder notify ........ was„ '4lnjurod ler (nhovel knovm lo i it I Neither Wprncipal I rill* |«■-1f *4. i|>*\| KI .tIII •••• 4 Htitl trial ft ir murder, i l l n •»,! *1 At...__I. 1. f SELL GOOD USED CARS plctely shut o ff from the outside I appearance to j Theory Is I ’murund >n. < > 1 0 Pnlmetto Ave. 1 ••IhiTfl.mna in niifI.i Henry Sh>*l the stock market K,'rmih<ly, Willard’s thumb being ! FOR RENT. Om* bedroom. 1101 j -------------------------------(B y The Associated Press) j., Mackmen I.wife To BrowtiH Team IV L TP 27— Professional Serviics. I I mii • i)f<>i11, i|i*i*«ni»«•«!, nml in nil men as Crazy Thtndtr, ] IJ'-’il -Ford Touring ■ South Elm Ave. 1( 3, I or 5 room Bungalow. Easy ,‘ B T . ^ U I S , y.ipt, 20. -M*)- The .fiHl’ L “ For them t„ ask that football world by the siege of the "R ed "; ns trailing was resumed today., restored to its normal state in due been tried and icqinjqft I he National League Pennant St. I.oiiis . K7 02 |RiI’I d n. * iii’li ami r v p i ' t . I'lnlntliui P'2ft- Ford Coupe < antonese army, anxiety si inj Geii.-ml Motors course. Stations — Rcadvanced more | i*fl> I lit I-1i m | ,i | m t f t «*NlM lit Ut*' I HII' l « ' Louis Browns ennt** from he- ehnsu was jammed still tighter (iininnati terms. I, Bland. Fiist St. next .r>7H ! M‘ abolished, or even curtailed, In Ho 02 charge of killing I’ottmu 1925 -Ford Touring creasing over the fate of 27 for-, than h**r.*ln ( I . - , M|,, ,| n,,. mii IiJi t I «»f (lil i EUGENE PER M AN E N T Wave | FURNISHED hed room, 305 to spring. a point to a new high for tlie| ’ |prevent cheating by students m There were no disunities among Cundiff at (’unyon Lod3 d yip turn the Athletics Sun- , ("day with St. Louis holding* a AM ERICAN " N ” * umlt . iutt ••r (lie* nl»n\»* i|i* 132.1 Fold Sedan for $10.00. Murinello Shop, The Mugnolie Ave. pr, tdnnk.ng by members o f the aliinitu ■igners who face possible starvti- current movement hut other motor the spectators. to 'I, in 1(1 Innings. Team IV L utiffluiitx >*iii li nml fV«*i y tt Iiiin «« tion there. Among tin'NI fill' 21 Basket. 2nd and Magnolia. ' — - ................. _ _______ Ford Runabout j single game margin over Cinein- New York OVERLOOKING |*ln.*i* ..r t «**4ii1vt)« v \* uni, nott n fit IIDEL TR IM CO [Score by innings: (M)! , H . l,nHO,,,,,L Not only are then Americans. The foreigners hav** shares cnminitcred professional 8H f,H •:'3<i - Ford Top Truck Palm City—Florida Ut** ( "ini'l-Hii irii mi U m* i i h m p Htnt«•«! “ 1I ~ ~ -----------FOR RENT. Furnished hedrouni. I |nati. The New York YanlcesH‘ t ’levelantl selling. Nickel Plate continued HIGHLAND PARK V)7S I points not well made, hut then •lack Johnson tore a page from |Light f'oni|iany install! |the enr, not tho owner.” nr, or, Bi«rfSopn*r ft2r o oid mj ooo oj- 4 s I *■a ti **«• liiii) in nil nnU in.tt n pittilr s I*, on ' Rurstccl Axle .. foihiililen In ||*ave the « itv the rally started late last week P A IN T E R —DECORATOR I (its Oak Ave. j had sprentl their lead over ('lev*If tile Reds win Di. “ fit ’ emedy would not I Slui-eo hiMtgnlow, ft large roomti. j 817 for entimatiM. L Louis ..100 Ilf) util t-.r, to j w hoiM**,,, t .1 ntifl tt In i *<Nfit \ >*i cl it I iii “ Undo Remus** in defeating' ^ i i g ® " ^ A. II. Riggs, GDI I .mu ei Ave. - - - - . laodrfun IIntyAnierii-iin League tn'tlieit' g.iiiu s. nothing the ('iirdiiml.H i In*; nil. i i•t • i *-*«l mi inti iiotif hi ||m« [P'i*<* $K5t»lt.(Ml. ,:ish down $500 (10.' W RADFORD for a l l e g S ' X i t S ; ' " ’• ••? ^ "'y '* ...... apply but < Ite.xapeak;' an! Ohio ’ ust a by K itihei m the tJth round at fwinis. M t ii, Cro# ■ -rtpl Oh h* I tl|h*e , , causes .. Dado (’ity-Extoiiire MILLER o. PHIL,PS, I likable. lit*. m *i l«*t\ i im i|. **< r ||», ,| l.n nU till ii HI •* PHONE .!ii:( ,F ()R RENT. Desirable front Bart. Nason, 507 Niit'l Bunk Bldg. • and jr iia lf gaoies, point. can do will got them tIn* t.lug, hut ; “ "* """k m g . It would tu m-s as Vaitgllij er. (Jinrd and liar (/(ilnia, ( nlif., July I, 1!H)7. “ Br’er being aiamde to cuurthoj 1' 1 .....I i In .iin. Ii* i ‘1,1111$• Furniture Kefiuishrd ; room Rea..«imitd\ nrice-l. Centle P h o n e 219. | 1 The *Pants tripped the l nrdinal.; i I* 1 Hie R'-ds drop hot <>,,(. ga m e1 * ' ; ♦ ...... . » I -l nln (,. tt H l" ,l! ^ that exiiniiiia <»n- Ik* | --------- ----------------------------------'men piefct red. !'l I Oak Ave. —:--ZLTZZr >«•/ (*•»ili«y t! to .,. ( ’ineinnat i was i and St. Louis take all of their fiv • 1' Tin* \\ , H.Hf ».f 1*|, \.I||I)H«*H| !nV;'-v v". l b t im e that in VU LC AN IZIN G Elm Ave. ami 15th Street. S. J. NIX U u m M . i ..| U m* ...... hti i*,| 4J11.|l h i ,,j THREE G O O D H O M E S Idle o ti'idii) Init plays Boston lo ! u Iti m, e l In- Red- aut. |u,l ' " ill.,-! at the alleged chi,it lug IBLBSS A WELSH | . T . m tiNlHii JO Shiilli. 11it itu *i Attorney and Counsellor nt Law FRONT room, twin l«-ds. co nn ec t FOR SALE I .HHl A |mo th/»; taakea friends” ^ t e r H a ^ e n rf o T r y day. the Yankees heat it,,* Imli The I'alt* ring Pirates took t h e !1' 1' ’ «>‘'*’ ur) and with i inn300 East First Street. Ing bath. 1101 Magnolia Ave. ans H to :t, alter losing foot final game of tin On very liberal terms ll" 44III tli ll k; .If III" \\\ I........I Ilf i meat nient exercises (where there season with . i#. • I.*m Tint 11* 1, li> ,*t» .s Kn<i»;♦« :««» : traight. Phone 73ft or 781 J. T ! is as miieh drinking as risenln-rc) Riooklyn 7 to I. ■ «M4( n u n im lh«*iM*»* l : to tin* UE BIRD BEAU TY SHOP, PHONE 3 74-— A purl men (s F i r Ken I I Scruggs Scoggins Realty Co; The landing of the leaders fol­ \«.i 1Ilf’.tM , , . i h , i 111‘ lit, \ \ V ' 4 i.f I‘i ii i n n i n g s WVTV n ,Vc|,.( | *■;•■* demand the abolishment of EAC.’t COUNTY — The "W e specialize in permanent wav­ low : I , Masonic Temple Bldg. •*n*«1 Sr iM ioji. Ui.'iii i* S J.. *t < liniim Itiowri:* lii (icli'al Miilaili'iphia Ti ni I f o o t b a l l . ing". 20G Nortli Park Ave. I ti1 tie* \V I I ' ilinhiH. U m II", M 4-', '•tiipeiiduus developONE tarnished 2 room apartment. ,‘ ' -- --N VMO.VVL t" 7, Chicago trimmed Uost.in d to t | "I-oii-a|| coaches d<> m.t land il<*$;i,-« •» W ft, (|i. \\ i of H im* nf s,il»| *d rlimit it in the Palm S ^ ;v d A R D F ,N CITY. N. Y.. Sept. 2n. 310 Maple. Plume 287-W. , M )R SALK. New five room Snrll. ui : l. i,i . No i • Ii t,, U m* ....... , f o r cheat ing. It is one tiling Ihevj . Hu Villi H u m A llwiiir bt. Sample copy sent on -YOU can enjoy h e a l t h t ho -----._ . . ’ ____ | house. Just finished. Df Im-U III ll I ll i; M«.n, fcr,. .Iliigt'f. trying tins Exeep Will not tolerate. If football or ,4itir Owuf till lit,It H**uI i u H mi : <i tin* V m ' livimt I CHIROPRACTIC way. Inve.stiover-j Conn! good buy. P.-nt terms. I*. : y « i Uu* Salisinuv PARK APARTM ENTS Furnish Country I ni l,"I «,f S c 11•• ii i T o w tM lufi •;,> shadows studies, then it is he ause 1 ------------------------ -' gate. Phone -IK2-J or call and let hit tit SANFORD IU',1.DING AND J'. K u d u .’ .;•» I. nml i tinnhiK U m«iic «* ed i-ornrr Central St. and Park O. Bov liKG. I’tioni* 78G J. successive an­ (lie |no|‘<-sols are not doing <rea-* |iih talk over your health problems. Ave.— Elect ric.il S f l i ’ilfiM ...... . \V I •» f linhiM. al professional golf ihanipioui ofrigeration,— LOAN ASSOCIATION live teaching. It would he nonUjflirn N*»llli JO cl,nil,m. Uhiich K ch.s Service Offered I Ur. W. k . MucDuuruII,, 1st Nat’t Murphy steel kitchen, etc. I’lionc* FOR SALE BY OWNER ..... ..... ................. r is confronted with the tin1.« '*'».»!»**< f n Um point of Im »x|ii .-'en.-i- to tear down football in or­ Bank Bldg. 848-J. <1 room hmigniow, 3 hedmoms, hot 91— L e g a l NntlecM ® * y figure three of golf, just «s nliiM . I _______ _ _ der to luiibl up something el s e . ' water amt all modern improve ' ...........h It ap|M*.ir 'nt; U miii U m* n \u rn I,ill JjPPhy Jones was at Baltusiol. A T L A N T IC CITY. N. J„ Sept.,ner with him, romps, plays cards I In* t'-aelter of music might just <»r i *$*iii l$l it tilt In tin* ii Im v i* mhi |hi ( J32 — Help Wanted— Female merits. •*< adv for im i-upaucy. Own Ai>vi-:nTi*4|.:>iitiT riiit iiiiin N I ( K I'u rnished lious(*keepini; iPkll K I NS, Haberdasher 2(1. i/l') If’ Jack Demp-ey ■ a uni ) t(i)it )4", 111■| •-.) 4"li i)f i4iii mil: ^ l * orW ) V,,n Elm, I -os Angules, were (or talks until hodtime and arises as well ask that the teai-lung of er filing awny must sell, $ <1 250 .1 19. » K « i-:h < (iw .s t iiik t io x , %pur( ments, one tied I'm nil, first Tirtcis for C o l l e g i a t e 4-lnllll X..)().• OutK. till,. 4 -1 I 1 )1.-1-4- 4l .s nssnult on tin* natioiiiil to Ins.* his world's heavyweight the next day to do it all over again. drama I... abolished so he . ati Terms can lie arranged. Mr. Lon ! . h i m o iii ,. k i .o i i i i i a . III llllll ll, O),. 11111, V44 4|4*M|-t*( It*.,) |Uf>||floor. 31(1 8L 5th St. 110 First Street. ■ title after two failures, championship, his hyalth, his t I* <S • >■411’ | I llllll v,111 „|,(| Also \ Humorist Iraet more student a to his d a - sum. •Cure The Lender Store, ftlh muj I * * ' l ) l •"• (••''•■•'<*<t up in |' ' (.’‘ ! WOMEN-—To sell n line of Genuine I h and hi - .... h y•hed T1.0 Atlanta muster in *,.»o | , weal ..................... . arm*, at least one. Jerry kot*ps Jack in good humor Sanford Ave. i “ '" 1 st •‘’•■i’«'"i'**r i’7. I USD Uv III-!) Ilf > ft., Ill- II nil t’rincipul Revenue . ' ~ | French Lingerie Specializing in 71— Apurtmcnl i und Flats I III < 1 , 14 -f| I-. ii|>|M'iir Hint 11<r |. N.| h] tn<teh,^ jin jl**one of Hagen’s [ lflHn of nil the ihoipninds wtm now l)ItI■<« S T O R K — Pre- Glove and Crepe de Chine Silks. iinniiiHi ihi- i-<>n11>l 1 1 ,i )i, i, ami canes the strain of training " I he professors who storm about i '.'.'i N'tiples $10,000 new hotel to lie -ill rernqiit nfWW, 13 tmng' .Hm call him friend and comrade v i ( l l * Mil -111! Ilf (I('||,|||.| A |) would i FOR SALE <hie new ' Spanish Drugs, Soda. Wc are j Libera] commission Pleasant till with hundreds of fumiv eraeks , V- i football do not observe that the I (,riH*ted here. FOR JtENT. rnesteho Aaeka-.tho title for the stick to him. room apart ment.: bungalow. corner ( elery i 1■ * 'll** *-‘( im* Ill-Inn II Kill,. r>)iv { oil as vnur phone. i *i nuiigiiiow. , year round work. Equivalent to nice and i. . '-.V «l«y. Yet. next to Gone Not- I[ stadiums scattered over th>* conn-! corner |.elery Ave. I ,*,ly . ................... . m,.i-foi.t. ■if Mi Ih i-il m i . nr tin- I ' - m o 11i,«ir rcl timo but with two victuricK 1 #^ri • • • ■ . Call 103 |operating yofl* own business. Ad­ all conveuiieh .in. - lads, fiist floor, ||lMl, |C||j„u street. Will sell at ,1'ImiMh fin- ii,,- t-niisi rio-i loo ,,r tho in i hi- ( iiv nf Hiipfiicti, !ii-inin--liI I v are really the box offices for mile, Dempsey luisiness manager, I Daily to his credit. In following BMMi-rs. ' " '(" IV l-’ li-i Ilia, mill In <1• (unit dress stating your past or present ment, firstr Vflo< Greek," they call “ him. Daily to his credit 1 ° rlLS ; ry the , !:,L "!? » 'r Luva.lis, Jer Jerry protiahly is mole important in' luintira) sports. Without foot­ i!- :' ait* rK.,” lth.,mr ^^,4‘ rifi-‘’* « «)< w ll at - once. ll- ■')■'■' |ll II I'llllfvKNII Mill I),• i jjiHnAtcn* Iia.4 nt j-jvaTs I quire at Property. '/tolling experience. Address LinI l!'2tl tin 11 H.l lilt.I I \* fti*U«*, *|, H||| •Illl-O'llf iiti-i i-il )•»-. i-l n i l i -,n. mil,| i '-iii h .- i,,.. I St»v,: * Furniture Co. to Dempsey than any other man. ball there would tie no funds t,> fi. <" ?l In. <l!.i mpionship although such ' Z L ! S ‘3 I gerie Care Herald. hm n - m i ,|Ui.-l n il. In n,,, -1 K. First Street Jerry has accepted the la-k of be­ nanee field meets and otln r ports FOR RENT. IP, e room and kiteh-| rt-: i .,ig t,*_r m nail McDonald Smith, Willie McIln ft *t • tie It* 8)*KMIPII( d " <• i " i n , >1.iln.ini hi niiil in (I,,, f Harry a full line Hud the stocky. bowed, hlackI ha vi* always been bampered ing solely lespou.-ihle for Dcni|ienettc fu inisl.e.l for couple. GlH , ‘,,tH hor Sak vi-l"hi ill.,-,| l„ nil M Ifu r t h er l»l• U Htnrrri H . u i r, f i m n 4S hi i / *1 ww-Ariana un.l Jock Hutchinson, '.tt* hi. .I iii. ■' nii|..|,.,| Hu,, Hits ni.lli-i- l,M imli. y a lack of funds, ami f not bull are right. Cash or 33— llo lp W a n te d — M ale Oak Ave. si-y's condition. h^.lflnncf- or tli,. open in 1920, arc* not uvised Jerry tile Greek. Tho 4*lty will f itt ii loli |*i tin, M.infonl 11»i «I$1. a FOR SALE. Lot A. Tier o f H L. l"c want your husinesa. 37 rile little Giiek came to Amer­ has become the parent, or provid•fVnteru.l. tifwmpiip#*r pul<)Isliril in pi,, city Sleeps, Eats With Him DeForest, 50 x 110, with Iniild- iil'M k nnd ru n or pip.* Kn nf urit, .*->•■)n I in,11- i-iuiiil i . l<-|"i htn. I, W ANTED.— Three colored wnilica iu his youth and took iqi wres- ingsporl for colleges," Jerry arises with Jack after ..... r.„ 1 1 eru, must be sober and exporlenc- FURNISHED apartment very rea­ ing* $2800.00 Make offer, Ed­ A efitlfu.it " " i i-k fin filut- <-iiiim-«.,i||v« -lo-ek fu r 3 % „ f \aisily football hits "evils," Butwoon iKHU und 1910 “ Michuil il liii*ii li t uf lilil III liet m i "in pun v . w i i n i i s u inv Im ml nml nffli-l «| himi sonable. modern, garuge, In­ ward J. Cm till. 113 West Duuphin 1 Wl|b'n t'a,--lmt. Those 11 raining game und what lie''doesn’t however, the veteran madi lu*Ogorf" wum a household word sleeping *;,,il). Hidcwiiiks, Im ild-'util it v Co ' * ' quire at 103 Dnvcy Wiiibton Apt. Stic-et, Philadeltdiia, Pa. 1in'll Mil. familiar with <amp sav he know uhout it.. .especially irrigation boxes. J. R. 1UllMIy 1 ° ’ iUghoul England anil AinoHru. would sleep at th> I’Iiiiis nml Np i r io q lu M i i n l * | ( " H i ll! l-'lni-litu mi tills till- hill Um . ... ns applied lievi-s. Chief among the-e. in his the foot of Jack’s opinion, is the sulisidi/ation of ^r. Prop. alli-c Pi-|.ii-inli. i to Dempsey, isn t III the book, lie ni LH.V n f nl.-niIn.r, A I). t*in; ./ fu r tc e n editions its u novel bed if allowed to. i MR. BUILDER.- 1 have some nice Ni-Kliii-il SEMINOLE EMPLOY MENT He goes on SEE Mrs, Moffitt for' furnished I >tO £ I Ili-tT'n u ff l.i mi i|i-ti,i.slt players by members of lip various joined forces with Dempsey about ir, mi. ej- ‘ ho mmimcrahle pluys made the road with him. i lots in good Section at ii very I BUREAU lie rubs him apartment*. Ceicrv Ave. Phone v. k . n o fo t.x ss four yeni'M ago, when the' chain- alumni. Dm It ure known ip uiosl ovary low price und small cash payment, i 'I’li i* C I O l 'run III I .nlini n-Mi-ivi-n llu2(J4 North Park Ave. ' I r c u l l Co u rt , s . iiOimln 167- W. on their return, eats breakfast and i pion, WV ( ’LE A N IN G CO.; "For alumni members t. i l g l i l Ti» rejm-t any mnil 1 ,1 ,1.-, (,r ('•Minty. Kim lii>, a visit to New York, be­ |'" i*«yIn the comitry. This fail prepares him for bis workout lift-' |This t* u .-rood opportunity, M Repairing and ~ “ I t ‘ ~ u'i-i-|ii u ii) P M th.-t t1u-> mill dumn tty A M w.-.-i h arid -'uffing - bills for players ..... ! Hickey, Phone 7 -1 (1 . MchiCl H trogoff" will make its er luncheon. It** directs bis box­ came acquainted with Jerry in ., |ing Ph FOR KENT 2 rooms and kitchen­ (>• liu to lliu I) i- s l I ii t •-r«-i41 nf ( h itoft for prompt i <9— ftlon ey t « Loan rltv. I K, t NIX. r,,'" ,,ly r '" ,k W>««rmicp on the screen, a prod- ing and other drills, trusting iio gymnasium. Jerry at the time was 'greenback:! in their pockets is a ette in Lee ApuiIntent*. Phone positive evil that should he halted," S.illi-linr f)ir ( 'o m p la Iminl. FOR SALE .--W ill sell lot ftO x tv H M’ lUslAMH, du France, which also onu in the corner except liimselY a trainer, handling boxers who hap­ LOANS— Money available ut 7 per 9082. Snn fo ot, K l d l i l n . lfit) on paved street und side­ Id iylL u ** Misurahlus" f „ r Gni- or Gua Wilson, tlu* other trainer. pened to work at the gymnasium. Roi-knn s*Rd- He* suggested that Cltv .Malumor. Hold U-la-20-17. . *s b a r b e r SHOP cent. Close in property. A. P. this could be cqrrected by making walk. New Smyrna Bench, 200 Hi* H 11,1 Hie far side of forty, hut 75— BiiHini'HM I’ Ihcch fo r Kent [Utgnnlia Avenue. ! Connelly A Sons. Then he rubs Jack again, eats dili- does every athlete ravenl his means of feet of Atlantic Ocean, at reason­ i s t u b < i i i c , ' i t r m i r r o k t i i b not look it. 1 "irhers Special n t-' support. h S K V K N T II JI lll«-|AI, ( H I C t I T able price upon reasonable terms. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Why have wo progressed? t .^fitugrt— Hids solicited for pnvr,ttx* ladies nnd children. .61— M iscellaneous. OK *1IIK S T A T U OK K I.OIIIIIA FOR RENT.—Sparc now occupied Address Box 1268, New Smyrna, Mid-West Etiu'als East IN AMI KOI, MKMINOI.K , ProctiniHv nil streets in city bv Chrysler Motor Company. Flu. . I 'M n t v . i.\ n i t s e p i i v . LOST | Middle Western football, l{o,-k- ! lost 'f l , .inty.noo. Blu4.k portfolio i-iiiitalnlng FRESSERY ABOUT 2,000 feet o f 1 1-1 in. sec- West 1st. St. Apply A, P. Con­ K K O I'I .K M IIA.VK O K H A N K O I t P . i no believes, now has t jiken its! valuehle pnpers of Southeast ^owuhitchkn— Gull County’s nelly A Sons. (•"I ■ * a (• J it IliiakliiK •'•M'pol.ltloll. I ta,*< !J‘,n* ( oml hand block [lipe, price $3.00 90— Automobiles for Snle . j d « " ‘ mi an equal footing with the [Toro Comunny between Rives Gar.Courthouse will cost |92,lfi7. ( 'oinpiainiiiii o Avenue. I hone ^,ler hundred feet. Pteinuling ll'at.-i as a result of rapid develop­ I egn ii*id St. Johns River. Liberal vu . 1 naiujo— Sidewalks to hu laid STORE ROOM for tent suitable Plant, Beardiill. ft M. ( ’Alt tt A W A V. as Ailtnlnlsliument in tin* last decade. The ^evnry paved street in city. for mercantile business, lift W ild.YS KNIGHT and Overland. li>r )>f (tin Ijaialt- •>f Hum I'lillllpa, reward. If found notify Sanford i.Uliei than on narrow, ancient ' chief reason for this, In* says, is ilcreuNi-il, Mary 1‘lilllips cmi.-i lmc-s Police Department. F and M. Motor Co., w v . . SPENCER’S D AIRY PHONE 100 Magnolia. Apply W. W. Potter, that the Middlli West, unhampered known ax Mur, I’liililpH Huru to w n . Park nnd Commercial Phone 831-J STROUDSBURf!, Puflfi Sept.*20. v ."*' P??ple j — Wu sqll only tow’s milk nnd rnisa. unit ll Ito) us I.Mnrlen (I. |tuWed in Florida. Each (d’l—Three score member- of - C I N C I N N A T I . Ohio, Sept. 2 0 - by precedent and tradition, has oureasa, nml ANNIK I'MH.ldKP t-roi in .Seminole tuecd irm ,.,k .. r • i rr;-'Itcsni yruiiucvu III .oviniiniiu taken up the forward pass <»pcnXI ork Knr Sal* n i’KIIU nnd the \*l ltd IN IA <’A76 HUPS— MARMONK (the Glenn Country Club are re- (/ IV -fJImrles Hayes. 28, nnd his nundedly and developed it. Xtown y?i P n q T ,,,Sf*af d " county. No uowders used, double liul Slitrk •(■Iranian wife, Mrs. Lillian Haves, 22, are ttOl.INA (’ HKillCAl. COMPANY, a POST. Six cents ONE store for rent. Apply I*. Sanford Automobile Co. I gui ded with envy by their fellow in grave condition at a hospital as [dairy delivery.' O. W. Sjiencer A corporatlun, SANFORD BUILDING AND ’• ’bis fall, Rock no looks for Min*'x consecutive isau<*«. Connelly A Suns. 2UU Mugnoiiu Ave. Phono 137 I ( i -iitxi ml,. ti i h citizens of Stroudsburg. They cun the, result of „ gus explosion at Son. LOAN ASSOCIATION „ (B y Associated Press) catch fleeting glimpses of 'Gene their home, which police say fo l­ neaitn, Michigan and Illinois, aiming the "B ig Ten,” * to lH p„wJpchlding gnmea of .September Tunnoy ns he completes his nam ­ lowed an attempt of the woman • rliilly equipped for good seasons ( 11 . ».> ■ ing. Non-members are burred. _ B y (iE O R C E M c M A N U S to end her lif0 by Inhaling gus Me rates Ohio State Northwestern , National League Thoi challenger made his fare- enrly Sunday. JAttlmr, Hargrave, Reds, .:I5U. and Wisconsin ns dark horses. Of .p " t ■(• ••*,K S I ’M ( i O N N A P A S S ' ( O U V N I U L O E <NUIOM. OO COMtj OVE.H. will public fippcaruiirc yenterdoy ,Y. O tN T V ! I'LL H A V t T O Hayes, pollco said, returned to hih own team, Rocknc believes that ip j. Guy ler, Pirates, 1Oft. ' ■ j U P C A T im : t m a T C O R N E o H*r, q u t v o u m u %t T M IS t V B N lN c ; W H L ■ ’ , •• #J • *v• , , S P o N S t B A T lN ’ T o '( when he put on a show for n gath­ QW EP D iN M C R A T D lN T V ’ S us homo unaware that his wife JObles, Bottomicy, Cardthe mlded me aimed experience o off his men H A V B 4fk M i c a P A R T Y ’ t ' A T A M Y M B A v-T ering of 7,000. Finishing touches bad opened the gns Jots, struck u will be n telUnjr^Tuctnr. He had T O - t)A T .M k A C 8 A Z T : ' AM D A D O N 'T or TO U R FO O T on tho contender’s training will he match, und th«i explosion followed, 0 sophomore squad |a-t year which D A N O N C rlplcs, Wnnor, Pirates,'22. — \f C A f i t »F M T I i 0p to the very day of the i Iluyes wus knocked down and won ten und lout t^o j*;arties und W g e t S o r b R (C H *r “flt z 'Vi,,R,3* Gubs. 21F o o iio o t c a suppuuo tost. Buxing will ho on harped seriously on his nock, face It will be virtually intact for 1926. m AruO gD vm ' T o o CuyleY, Plratoa, PA'Nl A < A lM ’. l .............. 0- < tho program tomorrow ami again and back, Mrs. Hayes, who was m -0 overcome by the fumes lay help, Wednesday. . r( XromQr, Pirates, Jil.'-Z. )( lout 4. A fte r some road work yesterday less in hed while the fire', which Mpthcr# I dp not know what I will l{ 1 Tunney boxed four rounds and followed, enveloped her In flam**, dw I cannot stand it. I om nlft’A 1. vl mhst crazy. . -.'^Xmerfcan League .. then, Just'bcforo darkhess, he nc, Tiger*, .875; ccptcd.-jtvchallenge * from truinor 1 [(Signed) LILLIAN" jcet Saunters, " Lou Fipk for a few holes of golf j j tou her ipother Ip NnohvIIIo. rJad rpvived. denied hi* m . • The golf fa rm is making Jta Yf. 0 !lW ^ W $ W I,tcd to eml ' her ’ W i n answer yonr lotte'r. W «i pres ^ ^tlje camp. Fi|,lj I thov returned honta i /f glad to hear /; " 'u fc th you add «h d -£ tn® the cxplosiorl foU 5partners hnva R* had a t: : ^ <^ 2 * , i,t5uck n match. He )jjuH” *aia ha eaula not account for 'tha -^ r V» Stwudi V>.’ (Bat burners wure turned bout, wii . Ive‘ ‘ iver. any thaDKrai’ rie or ,, In [ans to remain . ‘ only in her night--. aevora 1 . T l«;( JJLy'.u..., d m nj * t husband waa fully. JPVjt>L-rn v , i w t li.. 'f ' IW./yAV, * ‘tr* '1>A\ M a i D i j n / jA R - v .1,'.*, OtL*.i Iffijv-. rrrrr *':•* ’ ; «.* reft Hitters On e Fhe Tigers Victory COACH ATNO TRE D A M E ANSWERS CRITICS OF CAME I TrTchidl Florida Sunshine Cake IsDelicioiis A. B. C. iwaaraiiiiBianniraB TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FURNISHED room, suitable two teachers, nenr high school, i 205 East 10th St. ONE I room bungalow, double garage for rent. Floral Heights. C-ili 917 W. 1st St. FOR MEN AND P ^ R m Both ■will'find out f* irjf cleaning of their HOME cooked meals, (8 per week; perior to any other offered ! also sleeping rooms, 1101 W section. We accompllab wefB First St. Phone 601-J. results even with tho moei ONE very large liver nnd white] dress or coat. Try us on. .] pointer (log with collar hearirr; |next order. name *‘ \\ liitner"; also one lemon •uut white Pointer. Finder notify} LA N E Y R- B- Wight. Phone Hi, Reward, j Dry Cleaning: H )R REN 1. 2 room furnished { Ssnfnrd, Fla. r pari moot, clone in. I2t I 2 Pnl _________ :ii't(-> Ave. Co. Phone * U The 12- i wm *1 B National League Pennant Race Is Jam m ed Tighter With Cards Still In Lead Third Sui'cessive V ^ ^ ’ ^JP ro Meet Policy -S I; Sells R eal Estate Jerry The Greek’ Will Stick To Jack Dempsey Through Adversity Or Success “ This is not i f as our fathers did” TIIK civilteiUon of the Chinese is old-older than the ol.lest ecoi-ds that are musty and yellow with age. Yet t",p,:ly ''.nJ°-vs vei’y few of our modern improveme its. I he Chinese do not welcome change. They ob- didr*10 mn Tunney Makes His [Cincinnati Couple Last Appesirance JAre Injured In Gas Before Big Crowd Explosion In Home •I n-i!:Iontwi!ii^\,-’7 ' e- tTJsln an.vthing- else, has made of us r-i h/ e,n nU Judfro s,.,ra®thing new on its merits, traditions. ' In Major (firues Are Given (-.tlm 'S ■ <l 'Z! i f lyKa sP°Fessary as electricity, sani,a, : t! ?nsit- It is more than thy system by informed of every new improvement <hv -ill inonn'i'd5ta^ ’ i ft ^ tfle catalog wherein, every S i ^ . S i ^ S elcs ;"'e listed.for with their­ • , m 'CIN(} UP FATHER Tj??-. @ 3 & m i? f- I It is time tuned to action— It is a new effort applied to a very old businessIt is a selling service that teems with* energy but applied by representa* lives that are highly intelligent—de­ pendable to a degree that assures both buyer-and seller that here one can get a well rounded out transac­ tion, highly satisfactory to all con>;^ cemed. . ' ' . li'.* * as mm w , . »•* *» I. ‘ w e know valuesi^i co^T<?cB,'YfCE LKARN OP rr' r i o ^ IS T 0 PROGRESS - TO LLARN OF It F IR S T S TO READ A D Y gR T IS lN f m W hat Is It? ,OM’ myin* <<This is not as our fathers w*!.!!l oil!!(,'.’ nt ^ l1,C,ie!ln J\,(,ay saving that he did not candlesJU ncl ,ecause ,lis father was satisfied with ,..TJ 4. 4 . ’ U ' i ■> t wm . DEVELOPERS h it � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Toll In Storm A t < ' FLORIDA’S W DAMAGE Injury IN FARMING AREA te WasfTaking jf On Long Trip ------- ■n Flight Le leri id His Escape BEM " I* Flames ip F r o ^ -. J i a a - ■$» ■ ■' - : - 1 First jWcture Of Storm 1 ... - .. — i. r g n ’ i.d n ai I'r-ir asa •■w M i Stricken ^Section In Form Of Triangle And Includes Some Of Richest Trucking And Citrus Land in State ling Of Wheel On Drug store nt First street ami j-a Landing Gear TAMPA, Fin., Sept. burying — ' heavy metal awning, which fell South Florida today was imed for Mishap .its (lead, caring for its refugees • . ■ '• Governor Martin Now In Storm Area; Per­ sonally Supervises R e l ie f Operations Many Trains Bring Needed Supplies Avenue, Miami, sWwttng how the wind tore away the j First to crush two men, standing under it, to death. 'Yocman Work Done by Red (Voss In Carinj? For the Injured ‘.iv To PENSACOLA STILL Loss gins to AddT IS CUT OFF FROM Of Si OUTSIDE i WORLD limited] Attempts To Reach City By Radio Fail Monday Night; Condition^ Are Reported To Be Bad in Western Florida I , Given By^ Relief Work*! Under Way* Rush With and preparing to rebuild its dcBIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 21 vustetl towns following the West ol’i - -An mi accounted number Indian hurricane that crossed the of persons were injured nnd it is lower part of the state Saturday fenced there wus toss of life at (By The Associated Press) MIAMI, Fla., Pensacola yesterday in the trop­ night. (AP) — Four hunt Tin; stale uf Florida has be­ ical storm, said meagre reports no damage resulted from either The worst damage was found in Publishers Ready To Help ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Sept. 21 the recent storm or from the one come one vast relief organi­ received here toduy from em­ and 5,000 Injured wal.| a section forming a triangle with ployes of tile Louisville and —(£’)— A wire from John A. Park­ in July. the' west shore of lj»kc Okeecho­ zation, mustering its man Nashville railroad. The same re­ timate placed today er of the Rnliegh, N. 0 . Times, bee as its apex and the west gulf suit of Saturday’s ah V power and resources fur (he ports said property damage was which laid wsate t<y */l president of the Southern News const from Tampa to Fort Myers very henvy. Tho docks suffer­ PANAMA CITY. Fin., Sept. 21 its base. Included in the list are Little Village On Lake Okee­ Publishers Association to Herbert While high seus were kick­ relief of storm swept southern ed heavily, the L. and N. round­ stretch of Florida’s > pt Konck and his Amer- as chobee Fought (ioad Fight Fclkel secretary of the S. N. P. edi/P)— LuBeile, Moore Haven, Clewiston house was blown down, and the up by stiff winds, no material Florida. Half a hundred director for Florida states that alternate pilot, Lieut. and Fort Myers ulong the lower Against Gale: Families A. L. & N. depot wus demolished. missing. As the ai|^ damage was reported toduy ill this th. Southern Publishers Associa­ Taking the lead was the Aside Ce Curtin, leaped cleur off line, and Arcadia and Bradenton from these detolls, the re­ Trapped in Homes by Water tion taixls ready and willing to section from tho sweep of the hur­ places became along the uppor angle. Along the imesoasis* ill newspaper publishers in ricane out of the Gulf of Mexico. slate’s t hief executive, John ports -poke of general heuvy more Injured refugees irlm W. Calvlor, French ra- coast nre Sarasota, Boca (irande AVON PARK. Srp». 21.—UP)— the sto. n stricken district, wheth­ Efforts to get in touch with Pen­ W. Martin, who rushed into property dainuge. Mni(<>r and Jacob Islamoff, and Puntn Gordu. The reports, the first to como nnd more bodies located, Moore Haven, eusimltv cent r of er they i>e i.:< '\ers of the 8. N. sacola have been unavailing. tlit) territory from the capital mechanic, were trapped from Peiisaenlu in 24 hours, etary damage also woa^ The triangle encompasses the I*. Assoeut.on or not. Actual damage to ' fiiM'luge when the plune richei.t citrus nnd vegetable dis­ the hurricane’s path through tin* I’a nn inn City is a gulf coast mid today was going into the heurt were mm mini icated by messen­ business buildings was < ger and patched up wires. Tho over an embankment at trict in the state. There are few interior, today counted •’>! known l .wn iii extreme northwest Flor­ of the region, lie spent the most Ins A r e On Time All nearly $50,000,000, but T I of a thee fourths mile run- large towns but innumerable dead and estimated I2T> missing. ST. AUtil) STINK, Fin., S e n t 21 ida. It is locuted on St. Andrews of yesterday nt West Palm Beach local officials said they were au­ that the value of the f thentic and direct. The railroad and was moving today towards the groves and Kinull farms. For this The little town on youthwe.l —(/!')- -All trains over the Florida Hay. is working with its full resources priceless palms and Miami-Fort Lauderdale section. ke ose __ in ... black clouds ovorjreuson reports of conditions in the shores of the Everglades reset voir Fast Const Railway making tho lo estahlish lines of communi­ were uprooted or cut 1 Communication Liner ut Numerous relief trains and par­ ant*. Women fainted and interior were slow in coming in. I^ike Okeechobee. fotigni a gal- southern run weru reported this cation and to start its trains In­ by the wind, would dout CHIPLEY. Sept. 21. »/P) All ties have moved and nro headed morning as being on time. A Refugee Centers Established , |A soldier who hail been shell Sorious wash­ age estimate. „ . . . . i i lunt battle against the gule. 1 ro- specint over the IT :‘idn Fast Coast lines of communication were dis­ into tho stricken area, carrying to Pensacola. Paved roads, sM went into hysterics. Sebnng and Avon Park have ■ , fn|m th„ ,lillnK waters of Railway :nrried Carl G. Fisher, rupted west of Chipley toduy due outs ami high wuter between plane weighed more than I .......... .......... been established an refugee centers the lake, by a giant reservoir, • the millianoir* developer of Miami to high winds. Chipley bad re­ physicians, nurses ami medical and Florida, Huy nnd Bay Minette ment gateways and ctebl pounds, loaded, when it at- 1f„r for the section around the lukc. , .UMJIIS for hours pumped water Beach, anl J . W. Young, develop­ ceived no word from Pensacola provision implies in an effort to nnd southward prasentsd enor­ had to be added. Then! succor the survivors of the worst mous difficulties. to tuke off. When it The const towns were taking care from the streets back into the lake. e r of Hollywood, into tho stricken since early in the day Monday. Two daya to business lim a bjr tt calamity in Florida’s hiatpry. would he probably be required of work doe either to, I the end of the runway, it of the rescued from neurby sec­ A littlo high water resulted froiji the force of the gale Increas­ urea, both men being anxious to Speeding from the nu^th WWi a to get trains running, It was age or lock of wi Red Cross s t a t i o n s have ed Hut into the air and plunged tions. and mountainous waves lifted nscortain tho extent of dumage a deluge of ruin hero yosterduy but relief train from (’hie ‘ a breaking Se> been established nt startegic Cent­ jown, then burst into flames. from the shallow bed of the lake wrought and plan for reconstruc­ no dantugu was reported. ull records and follow! r no sched* said. ura and the work of clearing away Fire Alarm 1h Given • crumpled tho levee. A devastat­ nl*;, huving us passengars, exporti, j AOfqONVILLK Sent 21—UP) the debrU was progressing. |ing flood engulfed the town, tion. No Lives 1 .ost At Mobile Tho special from Chicago spon­ itl,cr plane circling overhoad Moore Hnvon near the southwest NEW ORLEANS. Sept. J l . —f/P) houses wore swept away nnd boats sored by the Chicago Herald and u nlren fire alarm from Jacksonville is Kcisjr CltjK • Telegraph Company reported this No lives were lost ut Mobile in and thla, with telephone curve of the lake was the heav­ torn from their moorings. Most of Examiner and bearing upwards of — Jiieksonvillo wim acting as the morning "indefinite delay" on calls tho storm which lashed the coast iest sufferer. The dainuge will thu casualties occurred then. 100 nurses, doctors and surgeons > s c k Whs [brought from Westbury the not bo known for days. It was rity yesterday it was reported at relay city in the work of rushing for points in Florida west of CJiip* t f r k w d s '’ The flood, sjxxl by the gale, beat enroute to Miami to do rollef Apartment to tho field In 10 work. Is due in Jacksonville nt.l*;lho office of the chief dispatcher aid down state, nnd riUmextoUS ley. reels. wo e»»d i. Grass was burned for 60 swept by a deluge of water w h e n . . f t * ™ ^ V r W h cities of north and north contra! ft-eviously, the Louisville o’clock tonight and will continue <'f the Uuisville nnd Nashville railound the piano, 2 3 J tllfd fw feft J u S u t J . Wh" ' , ...... Mi,. w,rc Irnpiml . in the run on southward. Florida were organising to rush Nashville Railway had anon road here today. < their homes utul others attempting After a brief delay during which supplies into the region, through at River Junction that no comm tly before the take-off, Tho known denil today number­ to leuve tho town wore suid to huve . u-aa. oottihl* ever [F. Schory, chairman of the ed 01 whites. Two hundred per- ( boon i-iiught by the onrushing wutHodenkaugh Enroute To Miami the train crew communicated with Jacksonville. More thnn $57,000 of' TO ? il aeronautic-committee, had sons uro missing. Refugees arc blk*. 4 U(M: 8TIN K, Fla.. Sept. an^New Of loans, thu train continued hud been pledged in JacUsofflllJ 9Q . crs. . . •­ ulono townnU “carrying on” for s trip und will arrive here some Attempts throughout the night the two l the gasoline tnpka and baro- taken out by train. Thla is tn»* N. .Ro lit -(/!')—Viyu President H. On Friday night the town siren tho storm sufferers with the fund E ast [time during the day. Damage in hy the municipal radio broadcast­ ,W ‘«W k Whbt^er the plane third In five year* that Moore Hav­ Physlcit warned thl- inhabitants of the »p- denbuugh, of tho Florida Other sections ing station of the city of Jackson* 6ri fuel nr landed onroute to en has been washed away by the promliing hurricane. Kverv able Coast Railway is due hero this af­ the city, they said, seamed confin­ growing hourly. . e$ throt wore responding as eagerly. viIIt*. WJAX. to raise Pensacola official c l Fom k und hiB companions lake wator. Tho plight of the bodied mini rushed into the streets ternoon, nnd leaves tonight fur ed to electric nnd telephono wires. __ loss of life had been reported Tho American Rod Gross has were without result. Operators re­ biasing rod theh kpted to hop off last Thurs- population in tho devastated area uml hnrrioil to the levee. Sunil bugs tin- hurricane district lo |H*rsoniilly No In Mobile when they left they said. mained on duty nt tnat station moved to tnko u lend in the reCross. The cross fbut were prevented by a gas- is described as pitiful. Tho liv­ were placed in weuk spots, louds direct relief work, a hig program huMlitation work and today its during a greater part of the time leak discovered ut the Inst ing have no homes and hundreds ol loose sand huuled in, and of which is being undertaken hy Storm Wurning Displayed nntioiml director of disaster re­ since Penaacnltt became cut off lost their money and goods. the railroad, such as the transpor­ pumps were set truingWASHINGTON. Sept. 2 1 .- f/l’> lief Henry N. Baker, was on route from the world. equipped screeched tation <>f wuter, food and supplies No I.ives Lost At Clewiston |was feared then that there For many hours the feverish Just what were conditions in the mercy Mr. Rodenlmiigh was on vaca­ —Tlie weather bureau today isimeil to Florida. Rushing to the scene Clewiston with 600 population not be another opportunity work continued und it was believ­ tion in tho Pocono Mountains of the following storm warning. from like activities in thu north­ Escambia county city Was a mat­ "Northwest storm warnings dis­ west, the storm and engino trouble ter of doubt. Prptected ’ as it is off this year .because of southeast of Moore Haven,escaped ed the town had been saved. But Pennsylvania and left for south as <r conditions. Tho leak wua without loss of life, but only one ut four o'clock the wind sudden­ i soon us he rcalixed the extent o f played tl) a. in.; Bay St. lxiuis, forced bis piano down lute yester­ by Santa Rosn Island, Pensaceln mea ..... left. I-akeport, ly increased its velocity. Waves Miss., to Harwood, La.; tropical day near Gordon, Ala. hits withstood henvy storms of tho in a few hour* Thursduy building was Traffic would the disaster in southern Florida. storm after reaching vicinity of (the flight had to be delayed north of Moore Haven with 200 from the lake grew higher and tho On the same train with Vice Meanwhile other organizations past with little damage. The lest stop and mllltiai |today because of unfavorable people, lost six dead, one missing levee begun to crumble simul­ President Rodenhaugh tonight will Mobile has turned townrd west, nnd leading business men and mu­ storm of very groat consequence their way a* the I and four injured. Tho village was taneously in several places. The lie Dr. J . N. Fogarty, Chief Sur­ with diminishing intensity. nicipalities of the country were] in that section was In 190$,. al­ approached, heede *r. badly dumuged. men rushed back to their home in geon of the Florida East Coast It is apparently central a short preparing to aid Klorulii. Nu­ though henvy winds have swept motor cycle offlees, [Trapped In Closed Cabin dintamv wont Mobile, nnd will Esenin bin county many times the hearses from ] La Belle, 75 miles west of Moore an effort to save their families und men killed were trapped in Haven, with 1,000 population, lost many esiuped by reason of this Railway and the i*ast coast hospit­ cause strong northwest, backing merous messages of condolence siik-d. Tho navy maintain* wn lishtnonta and tlHL , al. Dr. Fogarty too cut short his from practically every section of I doted cubln of tho machine. •a few houses. Citrus damage was foresight. vacation upon hearing of the luir- to west winds, prpbnbly reaching the United Stales were received nir station base with a wlrdlsss who were trying to tell ( lSikorsky, designer and build-] 60 per cont of tho crop. . the correct facta ako I The first hour after the levees rienns nnd its devastation and gule force at times today Bay St, by Governor Martin and news dis­ station. I the plane, could not be lo cat-, Tlmt tho hurricane made a full of way. . .. broke, the water rose three feet hurried south from Philadelphia- Louis to Hurwood, und diminishing pute-lies indicated that relief funds im At Fort Myers, on the Gulf, (mediately after the tragedy., east and southeast gales east of amounting to thousands of dol­ swoop of that section was Indicat­ While Miami were drowned, including two ill the streets. It continued to rise |crash was caused' by thu; ' eight women from I’unta Rnssa, the until I o’clock Suturday afternoon jjE W ORLEANS, Sopt. 21—(A*) hay St. Louis to and beyond Pen­ lars, and much needed supplies ed by inland Florida cities fooling rounding area strove 0*c|„,.|i today tne tropical sacola." would soon lx*’ pouring into the little of the Mow, nsldo from heavy plate check of its dead gi """ "ho” oth^m wore from a Cob.,, which was the maximum height of — Jig gear that was To to nun fjflhjnK bt)||t Thfl capl„jn and a the wind und water. The flood waii clM,tra| a „hort distance state, woe-tiegonu in appearance rains. At Apalachicola It waa re­ grave fear* were felt * i dropped into the ocean as cabin..boy, six years old, No Casualties Are Reported stood sevi-u und one half feet in west of Mobile und swerving westolil, w ’ere but optimistic in action. Gorinany ported that very littlo damage had cola, on the nartyt its the plane got under way. picked up on the beach ami revived. some sections. MOBILE. Ala.. Sept. 21.—(/Pi- has expressed her sympathy to resulted from heavy winds. of Florida and “ " J wind towards New Orleuns, an ad­ Unable To Get Pensacola (knew the wheel hud crashed," The principal damage was to pub­ of the gale. visory hurricane warning issued Driving into the mainland from the President Foolidgo and tho United NEW ORLHANB, Bept, 21—WP) Fonck, "but I could neither lic utilities and warehouses and Food For Moore llnven hy the United States weather bu- Gulf of Mexico, the Wost Indian States in a message rplayed —Officials of the United States Pensacola ves tropical hurricano yesterday and through the country's ambassador kBor rise.” will total $3,600,000. it was said. eontmunlccation JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21 — reuu here said. i:___ _at __ 7:80 last night swept the Mobile region at Washington, radio station reported ut Curtin said "The piano (£>»— A carload of food supplies is e gale there e( Punta Gorda, north of Fort My­ g that they had in a furv that vied with tho sever­ [driven full power, accelerated ers, on the Gulf, was hard hit. being n)ude retuiy by the Jackson­ ,(U.1U, Orlando Port Suffers Little Anti-Toxin To Be Rushed linen unablo to communicate with an Rour. ity felt ‘along the Florida east ‘ leaching a ground lpoed There was no loss of life, but prop­ ville Red Cross for shipment to­ Scarcely a cltg’ orjl. ^ ORLANDO, Fin., Sept. 21— (A3) cither Pensacola or Mobile In Id Efforts were being made to rush I ndies. Three quarters or the erty damage was henvy, estimated day to Sobring where 1,000.refu ­ —Canaveral storm area escaped, the t Harbor, Orlando’s coast. ‘ r ■ It brought the roughest weather totntius anti-toxin into the region. hours. of a runway it seems that nt $600,000. gees from Moore Haven are re­ deep sea port, suffered very little They believed, that the giant left in the wake of th*’| |«tbourd auxiliary wheel col, if liny damage from high winds Mobile has experienced in ten A plane and its cargo of 484,000 towers or other equipment at both Greatest havoc vroq< ‘ Sarasota, further north, suffer­ ported to be quartered. units of anti-toxin wus marooned carrying away the left ed a loss of 91,500,000 to public resulting from the rocent hurri­ years or more, isolated the eitv at Jacksonville yesterday when in of tho isolated stations were de­ and Hollywood vAf from communication with tho out­ rudder. cane. . utilities and buildings. Two men molished by the hurricane which 300 are ia>PWn to hgvt; Inquiries from northern _ cities side world und s o fa low barometor landing after a record flight from raged inland from the Gulf of and drowned'y r plane veered to the left, were reported killed, but this was Norfolk, Va., tho propeller of Lieut. as to the extent of damugu in this record hitherto unheard of here. [k was Imposaible to head It unconfirmed. tern swept in .' The barometer at the weather Clayton Bissau's army plane was Mexico yesterday. locality promoted officials of the on a ’ straight course, and InThe known fouled duo to the-soggincss of the $100,000 Damage At Venice harbor to muse u thorough Inves­ bureau had dropepd to 28.77 nt four ne went over the brink at cities alone la placed camp Johnstone landing field. Venice, between Sarasota nnd tigation of tho district with tho o’clock yesterday afternoon and of tho runway nt a speed while the ostlmated prc result, it was found, that due in clung to that point until 6:30 o - j Col. Mark Brooke, United States _ at HO miles. When passing Fort Myers, present terminus of age has been pb District Engineer, was on tho scene clock when another slight drop was' u large measure to the nnturaJ ...... .......... . brink Captain Fontk pull­ the Atlantic Coast;- Line railroad $50,000,000. . FH-, — , _ It is difficult to get in the Mi­ protection offered by the harbor, recorded. No casualties reported. -of tho disaster today, making * the controls to offect a ulong the Golf Coast, was dam­ known to have occurred^ ami devastated zone, unless ope can survey of the situutiun before aged $100,000 by high water. No , landing at thu same time Haven. Homeatepd-] obtain a military pane, according placing this branch of tho service lives were lost. lling down his motors.” , Redlands d............ .. in operation. .Col.” Brooko was [Gu Tanks Are Ruptured Bradenton, 46 miles south of to Dewey Bell of SanfOrd, who re­ Miami J0| turned from th® E®ft Count today. working under direct instruction . Georgn Totmey woa flned-$26 cm l.ueemed tA.me that the right Tampa, wa$ damaged to the extent Mr. Sell is employed by tho Pitts­ from Major-Gcnoral Edgar Jadwin, a charge of loitering end b*wmg bles, Miami' ' collapsed when* .the plane of $600,000, mostly to buildings. burgh V$]e Foundry and Construc­ chief of the corps of engineers. on Hnnford stroote by Judge W. E. and„ Hialeah, put Tampa'S storm damago was $25,.­ [ wheeled on the right wihg. tion Company and Is engaged in Major Brook® Is in White in Municipal Opurt Mondov. [la* tanka were apparently 000. Five people wwra Injured work at the Phopnlx Utility Com­ the Florida division wit! He must serve 30 days in Jail if °* “ ! W_r,V ^ ? r 2 A toUl of 1)36 refugee, h»vi tion, who is in charge of ths relief quarters in view ot the fact that b y flying debris. No one Was pany’s plant. . , uartera ut Jacksonville Col. the fine Is not'paid. , Ja^klo - ^ ' the killed. ; * train made up hero. Tho water 1s been carried out of tho Moore Ha­ [fu poured down oyer the still Military passes aro issued under north te Oakes, district engineer at Charles­ . Clara Morgan was fined $100 on The only report ffom tha inUr‘ exhaust pipe, v ' strict regulations and only after ven flooded area by tho Atlantitt from two to 14 feet deep in the ton will collaborate with Col. a charge of possession of liquor. ior of the triangle was from Ar­ Coaat Line RallroadTs relief trains, F* plane burst tnto flames an cadia.' ' Numerous buildings', in­ a person is properly identified, ho according to n tolsphone message street# of Moore Haven, and the Eight defendant* faced eharges of pit after the two pilots leaped cluding two hotels, were Unroofed Tescuo parties are being handicap­ drunkenness and seven 'or- taste ■‘ afternoon ‘ ‘ “ dhack°a\PD0e^ray,r wWch* Is^lB this from Lakeland “tilra It. Heavy clouds of block entailing, a Jos* of $600,000. < miles south of West Palm Beach, road officials to Sanford. Many ped by heavy growths of weeds. forfeited, bantu of $10. They were blanket authority to ute any wean* ke railed upward, and the nearReports from every, section tell “II will save you embarrassment of the refugees are scantily Virtually every house was dam­ available to clear Dm Miami har­ George Small. John Graham, O. H. fWo spectator! Crowded for- of heroic efforts to save and pre­ ami money not to attempt to go bruised and’ sick. , Will Brown* 0 . A. GrowRelief trains aged,, most of them vitedwd, ac­ .,i 1 Thors were 9^00 gallons of serve life during the storm and, through noW. Mr. Dell salif, “un- were mads up at Sanford, Avon cording to Mr. Hansel!. Tne weeds bor of any obstructlo*,' ‘ nrty and JO. U old» J ,' W ~ in .lha tanka ' - J - - since. Officials and volunteer Iobs' vou have TSlativea who need Park and Lakeland Sunday nlgcfsA. omas waa fined being combed fo» milee in th? __Atlantic Coast on instructions of Atlantic Coa charge.-.R^&n* ««£»* lass you nave Proxlmately 1,000 persona had workors were cb tor bodies, ... • . S E S ir r-slde In automdUlee, on trains, -bins .officials; " ' on a drunk and *«d to watch tha start of wrpat horaabaek, rfoot-and toJw att . #i*V The Sanford relief train, whisfcf I to have boen an -eeie weyagwr on *Hotels ? t a and - O S O M W i r A l J B . n l . r , ! . * 10 buildings eveVy; left hmrs at 10:65 o’clock Sunday nduct c '.tha plane crashhed the cMWd where have publlo been thrown open aa o ’clock Saturday night with C. C. night, carried food, clothing $i»d Funeral senses a u ^ - a .< c S M l. su m . . cou'id; n o tg p t refugee camps forward,... but while the wore Of garet -W JW , who * medical supplies. Eight nurses, 61 DEAD AND 125 Reports On Storm Situation L I S T E D MISSING AT MOORE HAVEN 5TIUJRY, N. Y., Sept. Ul»_The mechanic and i operator of Capt. Rene i'a airplane perished [the plune started a non­ light to Paris this mornThc plane crnshed in si "»■< m SM G Passes Necessary To Enter Hurricane Section, Says Sell Judge Fines Man $25 OnBeggingAnd Loitering Charge 935 Refugees Have Been Carried Out Of Moore Haven By Coast Line Trains M yards of the plsne ] and three Children wait ne him l i Piurtalh 7/ t —r reconstruction was taken up by able bodied survivors/.- , , y ( n tOiSL*5 ’Miami ■& I aortdrtgh , ' The -enrollnient at the, i«h ‘school h»e .reachedn g j M boys' and , strt tor , is the Urg^at « . month of P*" tool’s, history uJk Mrs. Wilson Will .Be Burled Wednesday TVffc Dora Hotel Open For Storm Sufferers <&Flk±F He was able to .Disu fsgulatl$n» hurricane tow off roof* and V en d business Htks: top story >1d ^hffj part of » and ^windows hs iskid* HU. mads 1 in ' the jA he did M j Tha facilities of the, L»k«ide Ipn of ML Pora are available to ursei. , .-U wounded . refugees snd W « . bodies, j^ tl^ '/ad d nurses will give strict up to? trips !»•»• * Moors Haven «i ‘v since •the first m sArlthin fivs.milssA * ’ * .this — = a f f j Jty- ” Sp *sm J&j dd — at 4- -o’clock 1 bo held morning, **■1»1• — --­ Wednesday afternoon at the F t Presbyterian Church, .The Rev. D. Brownlee, faster; wUT> Jb e4 charge of the take plaoe; In WIUod, ^Burial M i u rat i'flnoi -J. Hj “ �•» ' ’ y p n l * fs * w A n w ' - . - f r vrr cm ’v ; J; 7\ ■' f »V - •-VF.* i * .r ' a S' ‘ T H E S P I R I T OF NEI G H B O R L M N E S' S R KA i THE ...a n d t h e ... MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE T CAN’T be described in the printed word or illus­ trated in a catalogue—” In our initial little message on the spirit of neigh­ borliness as exemplified in the borrowing of a cup of sugar, we emphasized, if you’ll remember, the personal element in prompt, efficient, honest service. You know that it’s good sugar that is immediately handed over the fence because it comes directly from your neighbor’s table. BJrV- Now, where or how you buy is your affair. And to our mind, a would-be neighbor who interferes in your affairs ceases to be a good neighbor, lie ’s a busy-body. But may we offer this suggestion? A fter you”ve looked through the mail order catalogue, would it be worth while to compare the pictured articles with those right at hand—that you can sec1and touch and instinc­ tively determine the quality because a neighborly, sales person offers you a choice across our counters? Then compare the neighbor’s places with the catalogue quo­ tations plus postage and postal delays? You may be surprised. HK h It’s just a suggestion, from neighbor to neighbor. '• "J I : a The Retail M erchants OF i THANK YOU S A N F O R D This Advertisement Paid For by the Following Merchants and Business Houses: The Yowell Co. Woodruff and Watson Lloyd Shoe Co. Inc. McKinnon-Markwood Co. Gonzalez Grocery Co. Sanford Drug Co. Geo. A. Speer and Son The Outlet Miller Furniture Co. Inc. Bond-Hill Lumber Co. Sie’s Place Hill Hardware Co. Edgewood Grocery Celery City Lumber & Supply Co. Kilgore Seed Co. L. P. McCuller Sanford Feed and Supply Co. Churchwell’s B .L Perkins. ■. Thrasher and Woodruff Smith Bros. In c. Laney^ D rugstore ‘ ” Roumillat and Anderson The Sanford Bank and Trust Co. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe. Wight Bros. Co. ' Piggly Wiggly Sanford Paint &Wail Paper Co. Security Lumber Co. Ed. Higgins, Inc. Ford Dealer Seminole Pressery Seminole Awning Shop 1 The Sanford Herald The Ball, Hardware Co. The Seminole County Bank The First National Bank •. ■ •V • ■ - ■ J y- * v A -“m r Wv ^ n’t' . 1 „ - s& h k ••..£al �-i.-n tS i and '.tana of rl* cov -rjT — »~irk it* entire In ba length. at breadth, • •. iMNbg iome* j , In t o . .business'dfitrict Miami’* in >kw . : to salt J?fB •* tHkneiidouMi iThs Mejttr- and'-clothing. . Kiaer balldlttir Was cracked and is K Continued. From Pag*’ O ne)' k ^ ' canaU th€ipa ia 't^ th ^ Jr4n • W. ,an angle ot |0 degrees. butIn the llaml’a water front has taken on wreckage t f ^ S n Jh e •fcttfa front. Is badly damaged yach t*.T h ey are up orf the la la grotesque appearance with •np the building has been condcin- of Plicae. Every type 2 [ yachts, pleasure craft, coast guard ned fa r future use* It wi will bo to m _______ and ships of all kinds caat architecture and construction aaf.J down.* Reports thut the lM jly . fared. •xj ' 'i -------- ----News tot Newa tower was destroyed* wero• __ While the estimated d e * d l~ fh nn<* <1*7,along the shore, at Miami Beach la 26, 1* of tbeaa |HaU7wo°* Hit Hardest By Storm although the ” 'jaw _ n liefTw kR iighed 5ftV *#«'/.s/fi;',- !/•/; ‘V r Guards Go -bat Return way, all of “ T»ty*Aft■ n j j torn towns Hollywood Is Kit Hard iS B G iS & S S 3 ^ g f3 g & ^ tan Describes eh* v» *’.*«■ . * ' •i•*VT ■:.Tf«VV i -vi* ‘ M >res ifipvc.iy.'.r.. f ib tire proceeds to go toward tha re­ lief of homeless and destitute peypie of South Florida’s devastated area will bo given next Tuesday midnight at the Milano Theater.. J. L. Marentctto, manager of the MUene theater, one of tho Fubllx Theaters, *Inc., chaia received n message yesterday from Sam Kata, president, directing him to give a benefit performance. A special picture will be shown and 8anford entertainers will be urged to appear on the program. The details are yet to bo workdd out, Mr. Mnrentette said today. Louisiana Town Has Blaze of $750,000 X r , -■ Oil A benefit performance! the en­ thorn rescmhl.ng s h e ll1 “ “ndlnos large deportment found washed up on the froach forlateam er lay on ita side and s S t ! of France, wo pnssed •*!,0,ro °PenC(l for business at II ! ih #> n « .t two - weeks. .— t— . ^ • " M r .... .............. , agd scat* iho next terod about. the tall royal' palms I T l p through Hollywood. Hollywood oc , k Mondny morning. Hardly People Storm Military-Offieea were a number of smaller craft jlooked os though it had seen sev­ a window was unbrokin und in Back s,ca7 ejf ■ halldin* In th# city remany places huge chunks of th e ! lir“d " ‘ * In Miami we watched huneral twisters. • ; building had been stripped aw ay.' "e{£ of people storm the office* I ma,nc,l endamaged, whllo fevery passes to th alponc ° r ***** 'n the area la reportl ( ! i f ^ t l - P ' l,,nv°y first,’ Many thousands of dollars w orth1.'1 l P® military for passet —......... .........of •> , r iT h Jp m S h 1' U PT ucd*^ ,l;r, t,tly Of Stock wore lost by this company ’P“c^L and other sections of the city I<d t0 havt been broken. which aro temporarily roatricted.l Hollywood, , located 17 miles 1™ iT JE SW ‘rC ■ I',J S U > V 1 .a l0nr- Cromor-Cassels * „ S s and Gapt. lu rk went into co n -, large store, opened curfy, but the Down several qf the streeta I no-lnorth,0 , said to pra^ n n H fT h h th° c l>m c,,ntmiH<xio:,- entire force of clerks wns^busy hu|. Ucod Inrgo crowds before the of-|,ent l"e most pitiful scene In the trs and thb mayor. Tho men Were vaging tho wutcr logged stock, lues cf insurance companlaa.|hurr,c* 1}* afe“- Scantily clad chilOIL CITY, La., Sept. 21.—(A5) stationed opposite the courthouse, Philpltt* one of the largest nuisi- •lany of them were awaiting «et-|t,ron erM {or their paroata while —Fire which broke out early today nnd stayed there throughout th o ; Hi‘? atores In Florida, Was ruined, llemcnts for damages. Many oth-|ff,<,* t numbers of horteleks, many In a pool hall, destroyed two and morning. In the afternoon both 1 Bauch Conditions Are Severe ers were there to buy Insurance.' |«lnd in bathing - suite, searched a half blocks In the business here, ■companies were ordered to Holly-* Conditions at Miuml Bench wor> 7 hK el? c*r,c P°wor ° t Miami will h ? ™ * the wreckage for traces of causing damage estimated ut 1wood, NOTH: When (lov* Company D. was placed on «l»P«lHng and no one, not even per$760,000. artln ortU-n-ri tho local |guard duty and the medical do ! ,,,,H whose homes were there, were not be turned oi^ for at least *|nii>odng relatives. mJE/1! \°. ,h* "torm sectarffernlil sent a special jtuehntont took charge of the suni- . n"owc*l to cross over from Miami llvo with thorn to T*'o military ruled with Jl»o«lrP for this i>np«r. 'la ry government and inspection ' prwP®rar wsif tho first JutMaJ. Stevohs and Capt. Pork were , ,m iron „ .hand. . I learned -- this ........after mainint on the west side of tho pt‘ to lP*rjtWH permitted detailed for duty at tho hospital: ,n>), -f nlfanipf to get ovor. plunts. thoniselves were alsq dam-'jnnd fed by local and outside relief town. I ifteon residences were demi n««rh. At 10 o’clock yesterday morning nged. . The national guar Ovur 400 wore injured in MiaP mrd * agencies. Six hundred stroyed. mi propor. MdJ. Stevens tobi Vnc 1! rnUK.ht “ r*dc «>n a truck hcadcli ' S - W * bc kept on duty until the were said to be packed into three R . L . Hooka?v —- causeway ——” '-V at 4 o’clock Monday afternoon, that I . Ulr V ‘^---f ctiuP 'ghts are again ,n use. V- structures left Intact by £ , h S * D, 124th Infan- nt ll*n!,t 50 l){ these were The truck was halted ju -t before it growing areas Hhow a steadily T jT T not c x - , W(M,t ()ll the causeway and. withthwc " « t mounting estimate of ^dunnage to m e menical d etach , — - pooled to survive tin- rest o f the expected to live. , under command of j <laynu and was crops. In the HomestdTid sestion of I’ogrosso Totally Destroyed i r w ^ f f i i r sBeach. m S 1 TThe h e1s d »lph S te v e n s an d Copt. I Miami wn . trying to gel back to ;.ff At noon yesterday tho high wa­ the Redlands distric t in 'the south[ had to walk all the way If' ' u ulso Uch* The Mmm‘ ..... hues I Herald . Pul)|i«hed an extra I tors of the' new 'river “ 'reced^i ’’r» section of Dade county, $2,000,'Park, a rriv e d a t ' t h e 1lK," m“ scn‘hi«nce ..f ord. r. Tho nn- down town. . II the morning and The (enough for rescue workers to be- I ?®® Huliored to have been the toll At 12 o'clock a s I was sitting on ' t h S u s e in Miami M on d ay ^fun^,, Wi,s handling the sit hack ••ivI of a truck across Vews was preparing a lorge edl Kin their search of tho wreckage doniaK® th,! ,,r|tnge. grain* •J“ fr at 7 :0 0 o ’clo c k , a f t - ' i u S w i t S * 1” 1 *’y Civ,, n^t, navu' I mm the i-onrtliouse writing n 1 ion for tho lat:- afternoon. w^iere it is expected to find large fruit uud avocado crops, while Ft. Kestnurunta Have No Water *" numhem of <lend and injured. jl - B l g h t rid e, th e lu tte r ? Bed Cross Forms Uunrlsrs Myers on the wwit coast reported | story tor I be Herald. Mnj, Slev- ' Restaurants were ojien yester- Ox Which wna th ro ilg il j ^he Red Cross established head ••ns came over and told me to hop: Progresso, a suburb of Fort nn estimate loss of more than $1,-1 swept ares of the lower ‘li'arters nn h^st Flagler .Street in, that we were going to Miami \ lay. In one place, where I a to Lauderdale, wos reported totallv 000,000 to crops from the high j | Another passenger nc- >leak fast, there was no coffe#; (destroyed. * j racing the Royal Palm Park-M any Beach. Two thousand persons winds. compnnicrl him. It was Abe KanKan. ., Thf,y hod no water, In a harbor were made homeless, und no check Meanwhile, stricken citizens of j of ■erious dumniro |"!n(,r0(,s " r Injured pern.,ns were there were two gallons nor. from Stuart, who wna acting 'lh<’P there o fjo f the dentrnnd injured has the devastated nren hnvu taken i -s of L possible ............... [ first seen shortly after the i ly iR on cols nt lirnilqiini'lert'. uttemuteil Jurea has heart from reports of relief trains j Ml MRaaAri til..* t. • I counted 12 large boats in the ns persoiiiir representative of Hov- water and I was tald that they been attempted. t™r,n S s $r. ^Fort - J T Lauder-; . R ' " 1* o » »j n-----, S ta I J r !> " w >••?«« • » « & -K i . ! , r t ' ',c r * ° ' s u z ; s t Newspapermen, who flew over from all sections of the country on ; "tm #,.r could arrive tnun Tallnliassee the two gallons were gone. _ lta which greeted our Jvort‘ <|‘’,noli*‘,H’d. Ilaiiureiis . , . , |tb*' ,,pva*t«ted area in airplanes uruiiccjH m of an au- Th-itv. the n.o way iI filially gut . . . over ........ I <ci. . . . . . . . . . their way hero with doctors, MursThe restaurant in which I had compare the scono to tho shell-torn es, clothing and medical supplies. Jhorrible. Tho slreota In ,U,m'’b l’,: ! " 'lr tho wa!' 1' Ir'»nt . section of the c ity ! n(>rp c" w,r leU,ly iestroyed. Along . ing the world war. They found vVklpity of tho Dixie High-! ,Msf ,!y,,V Houh-vurd at least 260 I In mage t annul He Estimated asked f o r another %<ll A Hliutlr I,,1mm yachts, I-urges and tugs were left giant palms, towering |4nes and ’^ T fttd e r water and fall i»n i I H»i never again will I,1 „ n returning from Miami, I v j.. In IN Vran other debris made pnss- high and dry. The ’’Nubob,” pa la t l-ave i„ witm-» 1 su ch a s ig h t as iled the section neur the ocean. The large oaks snapped off, unrooted tint yacht (nice owned hv Kaiser i that wh** h w, nn.l strewn about in n tangled mass ‘ impossible. -The high beheld in M ia m i » Wilhelm, was v reeked m the yacht Beach. It wis U :d c ta m g h g id a g beautiful Hollywood Hotel suffer­ of wreckage. in cleared ^nd wc were basin. SANFORD BDILDINn AND ed great damage. The wuler wag 1 ' i t . M a n y w re c k e d maeiiini-H lav Reports from farm and citrus ! proceed slowly of rourur, ix feet deep in the lobby, dur­ LOAN ASSOCIATION I he c>ty docks were damaged ah inr t<ie c a n e w a v arid eve n ! ; u .... business section, ing the storm, and the lobby is on d i" d i-, burg--, bad le ell w a s h e d u,i , badly. A nuiss «> f wreckage greetthp populace th- second floor. Many large .and at work b v 'lantern lbu ' 'Vl ub,M^ *he entire water and left high n r | d r y . I he damage to .Miami Bench can hum. s were completely demolishes Hmiring w hat'they could ' i n ’T fivo ,naM”‘l wIi.M.n- hardly be c lim a te d . Hundreds uf ■v the huge waves that swept over >»ins of their homos a n d ^ n u . r l r r e s . r ' " * “ <mee niagnifidem homes are now most of tlie oast section of the city IN EVERY PARTICULAR bou»es. Tho downtown 'nu irt ., « f « m.le f" in ruins. Jlie once i.im iuulate Again I saw hundreds of wreck­ our auto renting system is satis­ ^ > r d hit, many of the d o w n e r ! ''nv' lawns and Urge estates ar cav­ ed automobiles. . a n aged couple, rode I .buildings being completely On th-. road coming north factory to our patron*, as they It through the storm and up into <*red with debris V,, *n d the stocks have the selection of the car they U. it. Trven are dowm l v th thou' w.l7® Lim ing back the CU------ of nior- tho new park. desire, nnd catt driv>o the boat, , In nearly every instance Mino’s. Row nfrer reiv e/ anil!';;! by lh« "<«3 City Park Is Ruined j biles ' losses. they have n multitude of earn to were completely demolished , " y f,iose who had nelltary ( tty Park, on which the city o f. chouRo from, find nil are Fuarmi* ;■ t h . w h .,u i. i ; f £ c 7 ^ s s r w“ ,c w''d in * ° nn:i (eed perfect, mechunicully nnd otherwise, and thn rental rates, by the trip or by the hour or day f.vktVi are reasonably low. it A t Beach ■0\l Show for Refugees — */UV» --------------------•~ tea ■■■• ■'___________________________ . Section o f Miami ShoWfi f '.T ; i of Storni : * Tj BEofcii-hff. C i ik' // • : • •M' y ■ r* • • #* z r m j I1 i ~ 1 I III I»r s i Iks I I 1‘ "1 ! • “ t m iYa mu o iri i H o w lo j9 g c o u ld •.v . s r - r a r t arts Lraxsc1 ..... ...» r z t -&fe,rf s s i r "t? - - «-'«*- *• A T IS F Y IN G Y o u D r iv e It T a k e b read a w a y fro m y o u r daily tion and h e r e s w h a t happens — y0«_ m ind an d body b eco m es starv ed for d S five e sse n tia l e le m e n ts w h ich are ncctZv s a ry to su sta in n o rm al life ; protein for* tissu e building, c a rb o h y d ra te s for ener­ g y , fats for h e a t, m in erals for bone build­ in g and body re g u la tio n , and vitamin”, for s tu rd y g ro w th . 8 F o r ce n tu rie s p a s t bread has been al m o st as n e c e s s a ry to hu m an life as the a ir w e b reath e. I t io unsurpassed as the m o st n e a rly b alan ced food to m eet cverv need o f th e hu m an s y s te m . In Merita B re a d yo u g e t e v e ry e le m e n t needed to give la s tin g e n e rg y and stu rd y health I t is n o t on ly ric h e r in food b e tS in flavor, but a s n e a r p e rfe ct as fine in­ g re d ie n ts and sk illed b ak ers can make it A m e r ic a n B a k e r ie s C d m pai E R V IC E - J !; biUs* « V xZ 5o Reel & Sons *y>' r.r/iir.:- - r - v p .'p ** ' < Vf| B r e a d R ic h * FRESH tPAILY FROM YOUR GROCER Myrtle Ave. and 2nd !4t. - r rju. . SANFORD GROVE Amid Majestic Pines" LOCATED IDEALLY, SAN­ FORD GROVE OFFERS THE -GREATEST OPPORTUNITY TO THE INVESTOR THAT CAN BE FOUND. WHETHER BUYING A HOME SITE" OR INVESTING IN REAL ES­ TATE YOU CAN NOT MAKE A MISTAKE IF YOU BUY IN SANFORD GROVE. COME IN TO-DAY, LET’S TALK IT OVER. 11 sy.t' BODY BY F IS H E R -S Y M B O L Fisher Bodies are the choice ol the foremost car designers and manu­ facturers—proved by their adoption, exclusively, for all General Motors cars. Only in Bodies by Fisher can th e .builders of Cadillac, Buick, ChevISfew*' ■ . rolet, Oakland, O ldsm obile and ; P<Witiac cars find the skill in design ' Vt. V., pi OF THE BEST and constructipn which makes their products instandy pre-eminent. And long experience has taught you, as it has shown the industry's great­ est engineers that, the hallmark of the best is the emblem—Body by Fisher. r s T ? r .:.------ uj wind’s doings in East Flagler street, and. v Charged With Felony kn lie Held In Ja il Upon a ugilive F r o m Justice Warrant, The Judge Rules sSjri jftr? N aU oaal Bank Bldg. L M O T O if/'. I ■* * WrtW1 ip MhyiM I f * ______ aw 1- . w 21 soath J l& e W| U fd ta* a s 'J damage* HoW I Standar W *i Jai B e lk w jT i ^ C. W. Zartpg Emma divorce. m w u t i' U ke U B t f i ' m m lioif She TRUCKS ■*j v *■A m 3 ' -NEXTW • y- tfM 1 1 .ivtia'JifM Tlila» *..- ua A FORD TRUCK $100. •• LINCOLN— FORD— FORD80N * ’ * vh. i I * A Is an essential element to v ir Happiness and Success V '> StfM ttiT * mm r$i iTqt about ■vof . Avon m rth of '* ‘ . t-1 ( . - -. '* ‘ ‘ ' ? •' ' ’ -V'; ........ . ' And All This Can Be IJone So Easily—So Simply Try On a Suitor ./Qvereoat of the /l ^ ^ 1. ivAj xhtmlJpi* i' S .t irtSS i.V1W U f B a l t tm m 8 Ay Ait * .t ^ •> -) p ' . f *„ ^14', *>’. .lifl • ly :sn«.' » ;V), -k ■■ ; ■■M i m k o b J;Sp v *r -wugi CORRECT CLOTHES MAKE EVERYONE THl^K MORE OF Y(4ll5 They place a higher value on your work —your abilities—and *! your "w ' ments. . Your Women Folks think more of you-—they become proud of they like to speak of ahd be connected with you—They like to bb seen irf * »P' I *— r ‘ e. VH A Hfttii la aa youhjr an ha draaiiw>| a ^ e ja itat ao)n*tWng ’ be ashamed of— bnt neither is it aem elklBf |$ The wise'biiaineai hum ioen h a t want 'to look ftftjr i t f t f t ^ v -^boat And « P°v*r en to her lata a-lfi'tS Stylish, Becoming Clothes Are an Absolute Necessity to a Pleasing Heavy Damage To Seed Bed#V: AVON PARK, Fla., Sept. ^imago' ^ b u ^ n jK ^ a mrrvoyt —(A*)—Out of the tragedy nl tj,0 rjtuotlo7) mad*, hero toddy Modro Havep has come tho tstoryjc|0iie()< Crop damage wn* of a community without a burinl ma(Cd at about M per cent ground. Flood water* from the P* Built on muck land and with tho Beach copal at the hour the* Jose predicted. “The pregident Wator tabl* practically at the ,sur- patch-was-filed covoroij four given, hjs contribution.' uLthe*, Copneru .highway »U *“ Jl*g,wqtt of Palm Beach, mage wna done to bog** on of t o . L*ke, ' Pleasing =*» OKEECHOBEE. Fin., Sept. lown/Of M o o r e , —(A’)— ( Delayed) - -Heavy duma lo seed bed* and truck farm* Haven Is Without . .m n . j* r v .1 Gii>v nrctlon was caused by Place To Bury Dead ^ y'r} Edward Higgins, Big Office Building Wrecked the membor* will give Individual; J.aken, the budding, which was bent in the middle by Ole ly, It WM -clodded. Brief talk*.- In support ,df tha appeal' word made- wind, wna leaning five feet over the street, Photo taken One member.I* reported.#* giving hack of police dead Und, one block away. •Mr. DuBoBjq. addressed the high school student* In assembly tins morning on behalf of the R«<1 Cross relief wqrk. He urged tho boys and tdrU'to appeal to their perent* to '4»U t In-providing,far. the humanltarlan yfork. ■% ;22 l , Tomorrow, night, hilnirtor* will r--n .:V ,.y , hound th* appjw for the Bod Cro«a in the Wednesday; night ptayor aarvlees,, The appeal will bo cop-' '. ” l of U o - tlnued Until Sunday. The spi: }.of Florid* wjll. assert momtrifj At ilf in the present crisis, •Mr, Russell A t j i isonville TRUCKS remember ICh ^W-rN*w Oommdnfty s huilUlh thU ^ty.rtrt jjg fe k : FortMyers—Work started, In­ stalling new sanitary sewers, and extending city’s water works sys­ tem. , Pensacola—Now bridge being planned7T>etwecn Pensacola and Excambia Bay. Monteverde—Addition to he built to Mnnlvcrdn School. ■ .arim , nn Sanford—Work started, on rwm. RemL nola County’s now. r-Agricultural School, costing $12,,060. . .fata, ,.\V,‘r.,'vil111{! e! " nn.Ht,rntc * FORD TRUCK loaded w ith 4,000 pound* of Amonlum Sulphate. TRUCK will bc driven through the HtreetB of Sanford loaded with TWO Don't raiaa RED CROSS HERE APPEAfeSfORAHL IN RELIEF WORK rc of * .......... of the.......... Uni low*. Designed *• a test for . Jnoat for •ne^rs’’, the-expert? pt.eflfer*, opportunity to reveal f*ci$ offering est solution the “crime.” Round table discussion cpniducted by journalists and teachers of na­ tional reputation will augment the program. « ’’Quill and Scroll” was organ­ ized as a national society, here, la*t April, and since that time many chapters have been formed in cities of the United States. A TTENTION- fm not contesting now that the i* not u fugitive from juxf f c T *«oTTshqidrrrrtilietrtior,* { * \ Bel s:ii*l ju st before Judgo khl announced his decision, “It |brlher a telegram and letter fprolcihlc causes to hold a man Idays on a fugitive* from jusIwnmuit.” Mr. llouHholder in •_ , bti'il after Judge Wright nn- KOlury Club Members WiW Give Individually; High red his decision that he would into court to show that School Pupils Are Urged Irhcr is not a fugitive from To Tell Parents Of Needs tc. le scope of the hearing ns con.. The Atlantic Coast Line rail­ ttl hy Judge W right was to dc- road lias placed nil of its facilities, linn whether under the stutc for the trunxpollution of food,' atr-- there was sufficient ovl- clothing, medicine and other bi-fort* the eourt to warrant emergency supplies for the relief Irrlculion of the defendant for nf sufferers in the storm stricken in another stutc. ureas of Florida at the disposal of Wiidde cause for holding the Bed Gross said « message from din- has not been shown, Lyman Delano, executive vice flier'. counsel declared. "Here president of the railroad to John ! Ika.e an unknown mun sending Barton I’D.'ne, chairman of tie- i •ue signed Jo h n .Glynn chief American lied C r o s s , according to) Ifnliri* i<* arrest I’aul Fletcher," information received here today t>v | llaiil. "How do we know that hi- J . J,. Wells, comim-M-iat agent of ! (fkii-i **f police th ere?” lie enn­ tho railroad here. ui there should he some eviThn supplies will he transported : other than a telegram to free when aut Imri/.ed by the mun. represontativTs. In thn eV*ii E .hi etcher’s young wife nnd infant Rod Gross wishes to move qnjergin Judge ' Wright’s private oncy supplies from Sunfuni -t^> |hu her for the hearing. She wore . devastated area, advantage date voile dress.. A girl about offer will lie taken nt once. |l. G Iff«rs old, Fletcher’s daughter DuUoso, chalrnmn of tho .Suiiiihijk' |uiiitlirr marringc, accompanied county chnpter of the Red Cross step-mother. Her eyes wero said today. ‘" . . ’ ll |with tears through most of the Tho Red Cross chapter hero whA; king. Fletcher, a paint con- authorized yesterday to receive j ttnr, was nattily attired, wcar- contributions for the relief of retar I |« crenm linen pair of trousers gees, tho wounded mid sick. Dorm - j 1white sport shocH. tion* of juiy amount can be iirniin . itcher will he charged with in cash or by check nnd left Ib’Jw x-t! _____lonating n, federal officor, cs for this purpose nt dfug stores to C. E. Williams, mo- and Jo e ’s Smokehouse. All IolvI 7th officer, who urrfstcd banks are ulso depositories for ri’*w r the morning after he ar- lief funds. Checks should be made liere by automobile from puvablo to W. M. Haynes, Ireup*, ■uah. Federal authorities at urer of tho Seminole county chap­ „ The Meyer-Kiser building, 14-story structure, in Miapil'a FMmivillo have wired that they ter. bring a wurrant here for his Tho now being dismantled due to damage, which It wad l no Sanford onuiuni Itotary nuiiiij Club uuu toduyljhiinrt, * it. . endorse^ the appeal for fund* *ml feared might cuuho it to collapse. When this photograph wafl M m A tm choI6nf<!e_ m f'of S The State Comptroller reports the following registrations to June 30th, Total Number of Trucks (all makes) Registered in Seminole County .... Total Number of Trucks (Fords) Registered in Seminole County........... Think of it—75 Per Cent of All Trucks Registered to June 30th ktcher won arrested here Fri* Small yacht washed into ilbynl faun l a r k, a block oil the bay. Tho mun standing oh [on telegraphic information i circular giving a description dry ground in front. The windows of the big hotel ill the background wero blown out andjl mun. A fugitive from jus- thousands of dollars of other damage done to it. [varrant was afterwards is— H l.on the information received where »ha'-V ■A-4 I [mmi charged, with felony can |Id in jail till a fugitive from I warrant. Judge W. W.| ht nf the Seventh DiHtrict j mudn this statement tudaj jring tho writ of hnboat cor- [ I(ought hyiiounnul for I’$ul ber, r, nl*& -‘fChick TH/?P8 m” with criminal assault on a ir old girl of Laavcnworlh, »tmertt. I E. C. M lLLEfi, Pres. gxteg from iturro t^an 60 chnptern of tho "Quill and Scroll”, national tly organised, wi l i ' » first annual conh0”OTJ Tention mtion hero Oct. 15. Chapters an ----------fur cast---as lUlelgh, Raleigh, N* C., as far south as Phoenix, Aris., as far west as Great Kalis, Mont., and as far north as Min­ neapolis, Minn., will be represented In tho convention. George H. Gallup of the Univer­ sity of Iowa School of Journalism sponsor for the new organisation, and its national secretary ana treasurer, announces several contretn to determine national cham­ pionship* In varldus fields of new*, paper work. The content* are in new* writing, editorial work, news­ paper technology, copy reading, head lino writing and advertising copy work. • F a cts: COURT FIGHT ,r*- O..G. Ru* Aven.uo died ’ Janies Hotp. 1-^v rtf -wv* FORD TRUCK See the yvertur neii mUomybiles und twisted steel-work in the right back- Hurricane Plays Havoc Along' Waterfront It s . ■ ■■Cri TRUCKS |H( is alleged to hftvo impersona federal officer when he bttm-d to iicreit the .father of oung girl to whom h* gave a nt Leavenworth, on an alleged u,|r charge.'. il J>,7 [Sheriff StrlngAdlow of |Leavrorth is expected to arrive |»ere * afternoon, bearing extradipnperssio Uk« Fletclier back :Kansas ,^ r trial v ", rij*, Best because safest, most beautiful, most comfortable, most convenient, most luxurious—in all price classes. Robert Tywm.iad WilUo Rufus, negroes, hsld In co^pection with tbt death of Ro*p, ^irton, negro wor, man, wers ’ released Monday on order of Judgo J. O. Sharon, who Mid he found no avldsnce to show that they wero cohnscted with her death. The woman was found In a dy­ ing condition on tho Sanford-Orlando highway Sept. 12. She had a fractured skull. Sho died with­ out being able to tell Deputy Sher­ iff C. C. Stenfagnson, who investi­ gated, how she was Injured. Ty!*,,n and Rufus admitted that she was in their car on the' momlnir Nh* was found dying. I tfaiaraiaranraiUMimiaia value by tha I _ Frostproof—^oni-rdcilon starte<l. on new $(18,000 Frostproof High School. Vcro Tlearh—New State road No. 1 to he ’routed through'thin city. Ocala - $.tt>,000 new city hall to b(* erected fter«. Tho delegates will odlt and pub­ Winter P a rk - Contract awarded, lish one edition of the Daily Iowan, fnr construction of new high school student nownpaper of tho Uni■m Huntington Avonuc, contlnk verslty ofjglowa. $13(1,800. ■ A feature of tho convention will P i ' Hurricane J R ek ..... .... 1 im �U.'^SaxSAtX-'W PS m u<> 1TxV-1 mm ytedr- E3SS, r^ krt,.*(■%•» «**± s sw *- wA*. asasn •k'Jr - ■. iB s: -A ll obituary BilMK> A«P resolutions > n «(Him«ntn M where "H• bs charged I ng ra tss., hB ^S^!5J!l!5/laW ^ hie little sort but a t ^ hlg * 5 * * hb W0«ld cheat a lit° " e' k . chl,d rl* ht there.atid than was shown the difn i r v i r . ^ . WS?n ft and knickle, and between a f t * l l l f ,S B; h FBS iB|r “ T ? fo r;the youngster, the fato mo? tho? n,° th7 dJ t? e f t f later ^ the day was amused to see that the boy had had It changed into pennies so as to have more money In his box. ^ 80 n oh fl? ® P lld‘ tA + m o 'eafes* hut At the ,. dime, deal he ran every step ijtherV den to show ° n thi ^ eranda th at evening, the father disu * a?S £ ue" t,y upon the wickedness of cheating He 8f.ld1-thnt a grocer who will palm off defective 'M » « dla■pntohen S m o f ^ K i i i • t,*e Ch,ld’ ° r an y m an who wiU t ^ 6 advanh W 8 ,firnorance or tru stfu ln ess is unspeakably MMr and also the Jo rS ip t. b»reln. All Iff l t»C •pedal ""tcmd 10h,a ,a,1( With a“- mSlofy :?8 W *V !; * V I »»• I T h e n e x t m o rn in g h is little son stoo d on a bo x ip th e g a r t i i b PLATroRM ~ thU 1 i S . '° Ver thc hed* ° into the next yard. In that yard '■« S n l w f * frnal (ir. won _ ighb? r waa r°niping with his little boy and girl^ It Moum^To°Sk cnchflnltilf «ifirht. Those children ne?t door ■■{nMlta .«•' Jad y o n - L™1et- pLV^ withr hTm8 -mM- * f «• J r t u - U ' CaaaL . W di« way. teaale court., K '.711 _ •* haildlaa pro. .to..*, bn«»l», apar«- — •t llt d n n a .,. ■* h « " l r r a r d f ei'••■e Monro*. M of rltV brnutlflraat. oT Mkunl atalrnt I Mina for tarrro.nl M falhCr' Thc G™>‘ h ' m ‘ a IJ <r.n ev er told Him s to r ie s . _ jw S y y i’ f f ii B p S S r o V JR BRISBA N E ilf^ « ,,» / ;» « a r c * .) SPANISH CONQUEROR8 of Mexico would read today’s news­ papers amSxed. Mexican Indians that had Chris­ tianity forced upon thorn, often with horrible brutntity and thc mnssucre ore now the aggressive defenders of that rollglon in Mexi­ co, thc Moxican government with weapons and written denunciations curtailing the liberties and privlieges of tho Catholic church. “ — . M v\ -?H fc ■-fir.* ’ • To, ORDEAKI WOPS Re SkNRJ UP UNDER !7 a U ^ IG H f -? A ^ P H O N B T jg ; ; 30x3./2 Fabric 30x3% Cord 30x3% aJmi) m * ^SO C IE TY E D IT O R ,» i,uw. ’ iy f nd-per * " of now residents who - " ”u ; are members of the Episcopal Church, slck persons, those in trouble, or sorrow. t - .......... ... . Among the church organisations holding regular meetings Monday *ri®r,'0,>n was Circle Six of the T r®8®yb,rian Church, whose mcmP?” m,,t the home of Mrs. W. , Morton Thigpen on Magnolia Avo- i . R E S ID E N C B -* * 4- Frazier-W heat v i .. f. * , •• V D tjet • * --- - ‘ 7-nmm hoo*e on Union Avenae, « a Meafc Lake doable gerago with upartawnta real boy. ,-A The many friends of Miss Thelma Frailer, a sister of Mrs. Robert Hines, who with her parents Mr. and Mrs.., T. A. Frasier spent several winters in Sdnfnrd. will bo interested m Jh e following Rnnounoemgnt. ^|R. AND MRS. THOMAS ANDERSON FRAZIER announce the engagement and approaching mnrriago of their daughter THKLMA NORRIS to WATSON SRDDON WHIJAT The marriage to take place Saturday evening, October the second, at reven thirty o’clock »t the Berea ('hriitian Church, it Snotsylvnnla, Vlrglnin. Aj] - n , f e - f e a v s s , ‘f c , i > f t : [Some of Mrs. M. M. ,•»»««■ G. Sharon on Ninth Street. ^ f . W ^ K o y on Park Avenue. tllonvillo AVenna at Each of the meetings latciv has lhW rtaif the flr/tt meeting of tho 6-room house on corner Myrtle Aveiuio and 7th .ML.' b®**n in tho form of a shtrwer fall scAson nnd was well attended. in Club of the Bapconveniently located to schools, garage TMa m m Plans wero formulated for tho ^ o ° r h > ?rVbcr" turn ln articles for priced to sell •. meet ..— a—t th'4 _—, Home ------_ tho i Christmns bazaar which will y ear^ v o rk and a most instructive TV _ n at 3:80 o’clock. I be held this year on Dec 9 The progrtAp lias been planned. J meeting of the 8 t . , turned in at this’ rncetlng R M ’'fM9rtlmer Cllovcr gave a will bo held . a t the i and fnney work. ’" P 1*' thc,r bnzar articles : tlon Day, which will Do Oct 1 ! splendl^. talk suggesting several A. R. Key, 907 Park , A short prayer servlro was hold ways lh which personfil service b f c ? » T f r t , " t , ' ,y are f i n - 1Other plans for work for thc cn-| 311 First National Bank BMg. Way^ n tho chAirman, Mrs. |suing years were discussed. o’clock; ’ could be rendered tho church by u m i suffer°dC f in S?uthern Eiorida who M. Mlnnnk, may mnrk them and I This was the first meeting o f 1 meeting Of the Mis- suffered from the recent hurrioane. guild members and listing fivo SANFORD, FLORIDA nnve them in readiness fo r 'th e the senson, the circle having uis-1 m ? 8, ^ i,lin S()^ ta ‘ jty of the Methodist ■ R e a l E s ta te 1112 l Sanforrf Avc. 8 : ph After the husines part of the ways in which other church organ­ bazar which will be held the first banded during the summer, and jgieft at pio home of mooting, a musical program was , isations were succeeding in this „ - ............. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ita a n n n w n — g n n j , , , , , , , in December. Thc Guild will , was in tho form of a get-to-gethef i jenter on Hughey rendered. Mrs. A. M. Phillips in * namely that of Christian so­ week not confine its booths to fancy meeting. ! o’clock. rter usual charming manner s a n g ' , 1 service; united thank offer------1’ J.i^ work alone, hut will have cooked I The hostesses, Mrs. Thigpen anil • group ofiL soprano solos,• accom. K.H* ...LI duenlinnal work; periodical vinrk.a n, s,_. D O tllA /l nl f ■ _ nlut. _ . . t II. . . food% canned goodd* flowers and Harvard, served ice Vednrsdsy panied at the pinno by Miss Mar­ club, which sends literature to ner Circle will garet Davis. Misa Mary Mninos, "shut-ins” and sick persons, nnd candies m, well ns the usual Christ- cream nnd home made enko late in the afternoon. nins articles. • " ll""•«»No Ahl f t n . S. W. Varn at a talented pianist, delighted the box work. 5}r=>y<=!s>fi 'L O A N ASfHH’lATloj* 1505 Palmetto Avenue, members with a nutnb?r of instru­ m s& s The next meeting will be hold fhc latter course hna been in­ during the last year lost $20,000,­ mental selections. eluded in the St. Agnes work for Monday afternoon nt the home of on fat ankles. Other Innovations 000 worth of IMlriini’H.H l»f ( IIMHO I l Spaulding Circle wUI I^ntc in the afternoon Mrs. Shn- eeveral years, carried out by the Mrs. I). W. Brown mi Highland inlcude jeweled shot heels nnd home of Mrs. J . S. ron assisted by Mrs. Mary Mainen Fashion presrrilird short clonks) earring, to match. g k t T U K JIR ht clothing of a mountain girl at "S t. Avenue. Holly Avenue at oil served a tempting salad course. and overcoats. The shortening | After all business had been Mary’s School on (he Mountain." Flower Urns. «’o„,r,.,(. b| . Sunburn Silhouette of all kinds, R,M,f„,., Tli" * S , [g, Dnbhitt will enterTiie business session wns pre­ transacted, a social hour wns in The -unbiirii Hillimiutte hits oust- msnnt that 44,000,0011 yards less | ment Coloring. !•;»<-. fr((rn’ ^ sided over by Mrs. Monroe B Hut- order. The hostess assisted by ed th« Id eotui plaster beaut of clot li were demanded. ] ifhi")u at her home on P r e s b y t e r i a n / C i r c 1 e !ton, during which it wns voted to Mrs. Fred Daigcr and Mrn. John i mark mi the shoulder; of Mayfair’s ! These figures were produced by ■ur nt 12:30 o’clock ti/T,... 1 xTr 1 " ’V * <,un[,K " S A N F O R D CRM KMT Wh c e •e? l.ennardi served a delicious fashionable women. .. Liiiin Ruth spencer. lvI<?ets Monday With I,,nl,^Wl,h t,wwomen of the parish course. : the Association of I Julies’ and P R O D U C T S CO. in *forming a Church Service Here is the rule: i Guild will meet with , MI X .T 1 1 U / ,v rv ,i..i,4 fP ** ’ 'Girls’ Cloak Miinufiietiire rs. The i r.ih nnrd Maple VV 0 0 ( 1 1 U 11 IaMigue. Another matter brought Members present wen* Mrs. I'h,,,,, Before dnimiug bathing costume J fashion expert for the "Deutsche 'tie H2.1 [Brown nt 3t30 o’clock 1m 1 *■ * J • 1 to the attention of the members ion llighlnnd AvettU'). --------Mike Wilson. Mrs. Clifford Walk- i you must cut a desi vSo_ !< / I-el your lifr be a constant flsma of achieTcncnt->4 Circle-Seven, of the I’resby- was the solicitation of funds and ,-r. Mr., .•tort, lr ,r ly. Mr,. 1.., ‘S V .’ ™!.’: i '" ” k Snfrt, r „ r i ,,,,, burning its way through every obstacle. Now while you s>nki|i terian Church, of which Mrs. Eu­ other necessities fur the sufferers \V. Brown. Mrs. H. B. MeCnll J r . nlng toward thc shoulders- others flKl,n;8 n" n l,a"is f,,r ‘‘" ‘ unating are earning money, determine also to save sad deposit gene, Tittle is chairman, held its of the hurricane in southern Flor­ Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Wil- prefer stars, crescents mid r o s e s ''" ’" ’ w:iH loHl 1,1 ,ho w,‘.v of Plu* H |irr rr»| .IhLIr.a, regularly with this obliging bank. ^b, j regular meeting Monday after- ida. liarn J. Hardy, Mrs. John W. stencilled on their backs. Pierrots,i dfeis-goods owing to the shorter \ Sovernl new committees were Meisch Jr., Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton, Chinese, monkeys and eats are oth­ skirt fashion. At a conservative . .... l " GOn nt tbp b°me nr Mrs. J . D. SANFORD lU IMHNG ANB i , . I per cent Interest Paid on Saving* Accounts. • M. L' ffler and children Woodruff of Sanford Heights with named to further the work of the Mr:;., Mildred MaeAlexnndcr, Mrs. er designs that have been seen estimate, she elaincal, tho losses H home from Daytona Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. Robert .1 Uuihl, among them being (lie Altar l-'reil Darger. Mrs, Chris Matthews, The sun does tbc rest. It burns ....... in dollars to various nauufacturL o a n a sso c ia tio n tliey spent thc past Holly, Jr ., nnd Miss Marie Totmnn' Committee. Mrs. Hutton and Mrs. Mrs. Howard Overlin, Mrs. F*. M. that Icinptiug bit of white t'le'sli . .. ors we,t‘: woolen goods, $1,1,000,­ I ns llO.stCRHCH. A. It. Key will be assisted in Ib is'K in g , Mrs. It. W. Penrman. Mrs. ! which -Imws through the bathing 000; cotton. $.1,0(10,000; silk nnd In a few days the dr velvet. $ 10.01)0,not). | During the business session wavs work by Mrs. P. M. King and Mrs. John l.ennardi, Mrs. Raymond Key costume . . 7Matthews. I | sign l- baked clearly on I hi ■km I. Allen of Orlnudo means of rnising funds were Chris and Rev. Mortimer Glover. Jinfind Monday for a discussed. Bonks of Christina* Thr "loio,| TMkk** l|«l| |uiil in stopping.nt thc j novelties consisting of seals, cards i Styles At Biarritz ii*t It i*kKItin—It Inn't Hoftli , lirc*elies lire of silk or satin with .• jv JEV |nn,l PaP»r have been ordered and I "A whitx* and tan season” m IU lloiiiilif. ■ —■ |will he sold nt an early date. I diamond buckles, and are worn style I. in pi ogress at Biiirrit.: S p e c ia l M e s s e n g e r S e r v i c e is SANFORD Bi ll.DING AND Flair of Styles Reports from the various stand span of Daytonn Beacli under a very short, satin dress to which, with Deauville '•nine and m a i n t a i n e d d a i l y u n t i l 8 o ’c l o c k in gone and Monte Carlo, Nice and *y in Sanford Monday mg committees were rend nnd I.OAN ASSOCIATION match. High, fur trimmed guiters W iM roxlx For Women showed that ninth fntr-rest had Cnnnc-, still a month away, has business. S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O hi R E 8 6 t h e e v e n i n g t o d e l i v e r p a p e r s lo in 'doth tn match tiie coat is an­ l.iuidon's autumn fahliimis fur been manifested during the past become the fashionable water re . sort in France. WMim n inrliid” tiie real, ultra­ other variation. vc,1 I Rive ig spending this month. a n y s u b s c r i b e r w h o is m is s e d by Hand Painted Footwear It wns decided that the next masculine vc“t The preference for white, tan Jplrasantly at Daytona Deeignci" have r e g u la r b o y . Hand-painted satin evening slip- and Isign is overwhelming. At the ■the guest of friends. meeting will he in the form of a flirted with the idea fur many picnic and will bh held at Oleander years Init there is no pretense tiers combined with kid heels, "aperitive" hour (lie terraces of Pecle or Sorrento i L°dge, which is the Thrasher suin- about tin* feminine waistcoat of­ straps ami fastenings, are the la t­ the cafes present nn all white ap­ pearance. . fered Tot this season. It is ex ly in Sanford visiting . ,no.r c" mp on M,,rVWhite knitted two piece jumper I At tho conclusion of husinrsH, n nelly like the best men’s products est achievement in English wo Nocinl hour wns onjoyed. Tho host- of Saville-ruw. It lias tiie ortlm mens' footwear for autumn. Tliey suits, Ixdgo lints, shoes of a fancy CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT patent, with a trim of beige |Mrs. J . W. Mnngham i®8*®“ by Mr8’ (‘ ni" ' 'V'1- (|ox number of pockets, the very also are procurable in crepe tie white kid, sunburnt stockings and a lieigc ■ta, Ga., arrived m t h c . d M * J « mc" J "ck««»« serv- correct bone buttons and (lie fas chine. rintitiiiif strap ami buckle at tiie Hand puinted stockings to mulch and white pnrnvol, just at present • ' *» -Sort ,-to.y .» ■ SLi’^ S T f ^ y S l L r .......... hack hy which most men (unless witli rambler roses or Parma \io complete thc Biarritz ensemble. at the Seminole; they’ve' reached tiie safely pin lets clambering up their sides also ,u „ , . . F IR E DESTROYS COLLEGE stage) nil just their vests to a per are being exhibited. They are loss In Short Skirts ConiImiciix from I p, m. to feet fit' claimed to h a v n thinning effei I Gi naan textile maniifiirliirer11 p. m. " in S >nforc'lnM™d»y , 21 , Ruffle To Replace Hearts? Uuy onroute to potou , TODAY The ruffle i . making a strong rn part of thc slate. , i. __ |(-olege nt St. Bencilie., ------- hid t„ repli ................... .. ■uumi, ..carl' rlolm Gilbert untl Lillian 'N Mrs r W Johnson. Lf ",* ” vslmiatetd loiy of $r><jtl,4IJitt. Rngli.di woman's affections. Al Gish in i were among the visi i origlimtr i l ‘ hirin- Her ex ready it is deemed a sneep.isfii cit^Mondnv pinauui of a gasoline tank in the livll|. H ls „.,( the a'l the way "LA BOH KM E” [city Monday. 1college garage. All of the 200 iiioiiinl ruffle, or even tiie nilitp Comedy fltudents escaped. lion of the Medici mill film! ion to "A Flmning Affair" Underwood hna ro­ costume, hut iin essentially mod I ne after an extended koxvillc, Twin. Mrs. Jam es lln ff returned homo ern design in nire'l npp.-irently by. Sunday afternoon from Oklahoma tho electric fail. W EDNRSDAY It js worn at the lia'I, of tli' i Mrs. Harry L. Giiison and Texas where she spent six neck, where ii s flulteriiig “funs" those from Sanford weeks- stopping j„ llackjmnville "The Snrial Uigliwayntnn" of diaplmimii* tulle project a foot wedding of MiHS Nor for a few days enrouto home. With Dorothy Devore, John or more. One such ruffle seen ! |,anil Allen Jones, TuesI’atrirk, Montague lx»ve ill Mayfair was attached to a at Kisslmmeet Mrs. Jack Hewitt, who has been thick, twisted row of forget-meII , „ , visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry not blue glass beads. Tho ruffle:; Comedy nwiiy of Eustls spent 1Fnrdon, left Tuesday morning for "Sqninvl Food” fill n much needed gap in Hie at Monday attending to Jacksonville where she will spend Aesop's Fahltfs tire of women with shingled ho.uls •si* fhof*Ut?tory nnl?lUfnS ,C ‘° « « " for,«' slmo thcV sofl n the outline when ^ ^ T z z r = ---. --. .................................................... the latter part of the week. ' 0VclUpg ,|rea.« is worn. A Im Jones nnd daughter, Nothing will do more to fit them for Rurcexs than s - Gaiters nnd Hreerhes . kirr Jones motored to Miss Myrtle Franklin nnd Mina, know fudge of the value of money. Madison Avenue at 45'!' Street this morning where Mardio Pratt of Orlando, who are Gaiters and knee .breeches are *<l the marriuge of Al- attending Stetson University at the somewhat daring fashions into I* in in Important that they should know how to ssre as to know hoo to read. to Misa Norma G rif-j DeLand, were tiie attractive bouse] which the English Rosulind has was solemnized at U j guests of Mrs. John Lconnrdi for I hrmn. led this fall. She wears n A bank liiiok will tearh them some of the mint nduable short tailored skat of tweed, with Hi** week end. icsMuni of life. a fold-over front, and, under it, »ker returned home | Mrs. M. Minnrlk and two sons, breeches to mat'll fastened below mug from Miami and left Sunday for Winter Park where the knees with a buckle. It h Exlrtt .special— 1(1 dozen linen hrcnkftiKl nets with colored borders. 36: they will spend a week ns the deemed a practical walking and inch cloth with fonr'napkins, $2.(10 .values; one net'to each castomer— rough weather costume. Wurm ~ ,~7~ . 'gu ests of Mrs. Be.acher Kent, n Abbott Lyman of | ______ stockings, thick shoes and a Nor­ iSpiiugs spent Monday Dr. Paul Foley of Saraiota, a folk coat •worn over a silk chemis­ ■on loudness. Ln dies’ Muslin nnd K ilt llndcrwenr. forihcr resilient of Sanford is ette completes the outfit. A soft Lace Curtains— Extra special—Plata pANFORD, FLA. spending a short time here on hat may lx- worn. Teds nnd Union Suits— cream nnd colored ruffles— ’ ''U T * Ulr.H .1. T. Thornley nn- business. In ' another mood the knee Jjit.OO (^birtli of a daughter on $ 1.00 wtmm "nc hnhy has heen 2 Ladies’ ILnssicreH— 81x90 Seamless Sheets, 91.50 ■ *4ft Mnr0 1 .0 0 _____________ $ •flc;' D. Brumlcy reSuuday from New Four 35c Pillow Coses— Onu 'Fable of 1’nncy Work, $1.00 valuen I *iie hns spout several i i - ,/r * - i S i r if e ■SLfssi i i t e '< COLCLOUGH REALTY COMP^ THK FLAMR OF ACHIEVEMENT .’rsonals V TEMPTING PER ILS PALM BEACH PCJST ........ ( ,vnttm s W a -f f c j ? j s s a w . Herald Subscribers! 5eminolB (jfounfyT ftank S a n fo r d .F la . Amusements Phone 1 4 8 The Sanford Herald of Music In NEW YORK stay at Sanford School o f Music Teach Your Children to Save The Meisch Building O O SEVELT p Tomorrow-Last Dollar Day $1.00 FIRST NATIONAL BANK uind Wuft W. Warn* hy evening by motor J Palm -Beach. 11 lintel Iiuh returned r* Plcasnat trip to Chb tn'i lioints in Wiscon- WITH ATTRACTIVE PORCH AWING 5 Rooms With Bath «c Herndon, Mrs. E. A. "<i Miss Lillie Ruth orrd to Klsaimmee' oriiing where they at- i [ marriage of Miss Nor- Allen i o n ^ V* | Mr*- FVank MacNsiil 1 om" Monday afternoon * whore they spent the •rjorio Dempsey andj »"yno teturnod heme . ooh from Jackson-1 ~___ * ** BUILT-IN. FEAirURES . a ■' • ' m - Baumel’s S r - '“T,»- «*-•' >>3* mmi Blueberries _ **■ RtITj 1 (>»'' •'K slnf I II • tf ,* ’ .1 jov] Hamburger » ■ 1 /? _ 1 o c Outstanding features " A cool haven in mid-summer — all three dining rooms are refreshed with washed <m. Ladle*’ Silk floae; vulucn up lo $2.25. ( ’lone out. . 41-inch nil linen Table Cloths for— v Ladies’ aud ( hlldren’.s - $ 1.00 $ 1.00 Ben Bemie and his Roosevelt Orchestra. The Teddy Bear Cave for children of guests; with a trained attendant in constant charge. Men’s 91-50 Union Bultah— . _________ $1.00 1. ’ • H $ 1.00 Travel Bureau, Guide and Auto Service. One Man’s Shirt, $2.00 mnd 93,50-talu«s t u , . ; LflTfOfr L $ 1 .0 0 ;;^ $1.00 1 . 1 WM ■-:w Ivr 448 m ____________ $ 1.00 Two und one-half yards fowl prints and figured Crepes for.4 ^ dresses— ............. fx ^ $ 1.00 Five yards fast coiored P ertal ind stripes— • ■ T _______________ 1 1 - 0 0 •lag; all * ‘ ..... ^ ■Wrn18 r-'*h#a m M i t. >1 Cretonne—New m Five yards'lib • ' .Salasf. . OTA* ‘ IR- n vulVilT} 1 Five yards best P*J*ma Checks Indies’ 15e Hnndkerchlefaj for— «as*; |.| Two and oae^holf yards Ever-fMjt1 _________ -M r jfl' iv V . fireproof garage conveniently located. W R N Y Broadcasting Station and Studio. M $1.00 Hoys’ $125 nnd $1,110 Shirts nnd Blouses toA-V. r ! ? ■ ■.«— — Two All linen Towels, 65c _____________ $ 1.00 •f — k $ 1.00 D resses nnd MEN’S DEPARTMENT Men’s Lisle Sox, 35c values, 4 pair for for— $1.00 Four Tou'ets, 35c values Men’s Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs; 14 for— 1 ’. ,'s BDWARD CLINTON POGQ ■mmm u i mmmmm w ____________ $ 1.00 Horn pern— An hotel with thr friendly comfort of your own home and thc most thoughtful ad­ herence to the true spirit o f hospitality. • w \ ** m _________ $L00_________ $ 1.00 COLONIAL THRO UGHOUT : ■ W OTEL IKK) U O O M S - S IN G L E or E N SL^ITE 26c - 5V EW EST -es> . Us Blackberries - C O R K ’S iM A R T Wednesday Specials S“«U8t*. a?-, AsheVilie, lenderaomrilio, N. q,, 1N. 0., and Chattanoo- y. ■ ri tJVallaco Wright has re- fI , f iP*nding sev-1 ■’■ f ilm ■ h,» £VBW 115 Magnoliq Avc. Cliquut Club Ginger A le ......................... Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise -No. 2 -Can Tomatoes .J s ' 1.00 TheFRIENDLYSTORES,Inc. * ”eWrCR!,h‘,UHt0 P,nnt G ik T he Sanford School of Music offers facilities for the study of all branches: of musical art under the finest teaclfe'^ ers in the profession. Register now '^ for thc fall term in violin, piano, voice uf and theory. . .,r-3j r Advertising Means Business 3 Cityf . ’ rr. . D Organ Members Hold Meeting At The' ST- AGN.ES GUILD HOLDS ITS F IR S T i. ircle Six Members 'Meets At The Hoitie Home Of Mrs. Sharon | MEETING OF FA LL SEASON Of Mrs. W. M. Thigpen ' The members of tho lenJar Full Oversize C’d 1 29x4.40 cord S" 31x5*25 cord 29x4.95 cord 32x5.77 cord 30x5.77 cord 30x3U tubes ! Spanish Bungalow JtoV rss r t&dl TL -j V 'J l I - a w .f t MJrnl * >'('£ LVafcNTr?g, 8AfS r®' ■ ci“n” *■ m M JtS . F R E D S . fir t B: TO 8E xthe-mw,” •- •1 •ip m All Guaranteed^! THE CRY /Viva Mexico y Mucran Los Tiranos" (long live Mexi­ ? . " K X £ co nnd death to tyrants) is thc batS d p e8 <u ^ CT f ° ^ bl(; h n m e- Ht> ‘ n e s t e d t h a t he b e tle cr^ " ot <’f European Bciishevists or Cnmmmiii.ts hut of Matas, ^ p o lite. C H e chief ............' of ......................................... the Yaqui Indians. Ynqui warfare is not to he de­ rr^nd the ;,oiun.t »«• if y«»u don’l already see it, is that the spised, they, snvage fighting In­ Grtal M,m ,ri hls f'T men who cheat little ci.il'iron ku diana, operate well armed in small hands, harassing the Mexienn sol­ diers. . fiS E S r ? A te -.. . •W r r l-f 'W t e n iT « i; T y",mKa™ .. iV« v ./ / U TH E W HOfte nation sympathi­ se* with tba city of Miami swept by a severe hurricane. ■W But the people of Florida will not be discouraged or Florida's prosperity set back by It, no mat- j ter what the axtont of thc-disaster. \ Every rogion is subject to a t­ tack by -earthquake, tidal waves, cyclones or hurricanes. What nature destroys man sw ift­ ly repairs. Within a few months the "high wind” will be forgotten and Florida will be going ahead as usual. MEXICO’S RU LERS, seeking to discourage banditry turn hack to methods adopted by Louis the E l­ eventh in thc fifteenth century. tiOiifs decorated branches of great oak trees with swinging bo­ dies of those he hanged, and walk­ ed smiling among them. The Mexican government allows the bodies of raptured bandits to m tV .* Tliu third serious attempt on the soli.............. . ui in daily danger. When it life "f Dictator Mussolini endeii further is i <nisklered that the lives rub r " ! , ^ tW°; of the KOidle V .,^ in h ig h ^ W»0pl«< Just like the 11 ! . ----- ,,v UDVHI l><“ |n>niUW|lrt »r fjovernmont are none j ®ve by thlH timo that everything too secure the Aniericnn nation Of courtHhip I . h 3 r t Z . w mth a tl ! Ww S | h ™ „ T n l i KhM second to h e r a f t e r we w ere m a rried ” " " L 'h tly bad ; *n optimist,e view „r..................... R’nirnprnii 18 “V* , - Sucb n conviction n n t-!having hecii called I hottest and semo of piditms and peace prospects. urallv folli.............*- “« h w ' 7 ............ u_r.il, wlua S i u ^ | to ‘£ j,^ ~ ^ Jc2 ri^ ^ r t r h S S I •camps, Unlike some other optirniiils, in- indivijuuls make an attempt ........................ v tho assassin, tho position of the only "rm u tid cr lo „ ? to I by eluding seiitimcntalints that would f n<1 " nt‘ a * •• «n the. short space ofi of,Italian Italian dictator dictator immediately he■ft fipnee l,fRhinflr> “It,J r icd b u t W0II,(I HloI> r i^ h <- s h o r t b e fo re he' C ttt4 West, > r,e t? a K‘ n who so onen lv tinnod h ,^ ..r r l c r e ,np month 8s t'm*time. Last push us into the league of nations I ten l'”’nth L,u,t November November'j comes one of Imminent imminent periL peri'i It openly tipped him o f f 't o " h h a n lS te r socialist always is is dangerous whenone " t tht'WVwt any morel” as is. through the world court hark door, |n_ "ormer rm<7 y90c.? ,,.t deputy (*uPuty by the always dangerouswhen* name "of was discovered, discovered, man’s man’s word word is the ilu> law lav Lloyd (icnrgc knows what he is flf f zZaniboni * " ib®ni was The poo ■ •omething IVo heard talking about. lie sees hope l.” J?. . “ ".nat 0n I’M ? n Italy’s) pie have become le urea hone of # 4 • . «wuy«|PJC nuve heeonio aciiuamted with fore. ca u H e ^ h o d o u a ^ d e fe rT o ’hiy ^ ! -^-U-*> Wb° - m a r r '.0H ,l Kiri b e ­ hotter understandii ling And 'firm ^ " ' n i o n t by con'gresses Z cl I tic e o *f hii« is w o d \ iy ,n aheH,r ,‘ nd ,<lo(!'s tak o bonder no­ peuce among Europe e aarT rinneessr«n s s, and WM one o f tho Forty-, >ean nations tnd solini was to mni,! ru», ^ ut1J P«rHiimeiits ciuisen by themselves, m on ey trTying y in g to irive h,*r him w a s te h is to g iv e h e r ni S r e ^UMe 1 ,k . T k.u “ Hpt*oc.h- “P(1 "!>!' these................. at times may not no . . while . . - nmy h' ” ” «™ »1 with » h i«h.pow ir^ ',f(U : ante to keep a nntion in orderly , Isthmus and back a f t e r h is w ed ding dist wedd i n g dday ay d iHc!verHUt h a H i H ft>W m o n th s He is m prison awaiting trial, EDDIE RICKENBACKER, chief Last April an English woman fired paths one-man rule will bo looked II, d o in g th e "“id idet,. c le v e r ro ll, e d VMlIS " V ^ WM H ctin* n on ns a remedy more terrible than of thc efficient air fighters pro­ h ei ri fu tu r e ........ tLt’ as Weri?, to land a a shoi at him that did little more* i; landed, part of the p ro v id er fo r h w an..ts. rgpu rl ■ I duced by this country, gives up the thin l»urn the tip of his nose. She the nilmcnt. vice presidency of his automobile [ R*tting restless, and TCir i»°n hwhol * I™ M fw 'b ir t th a n f h ' w-h? s " u ,'r,,|>' company. If this means that he i^Tng fo rlo rn ,» 18 l88t Attempted assas-1 geslions. They mean that if he has leisure it should be used by the I®*:’ ^pilgrims here for me; 1United. States government, t. with ' y e ^ o V r X f, helie vial* t!‘“ha!o V 'w m ^ c o " 1? '^ S'M" 1 ^ J « (West like it used to i .Mr R—bedhackcrs consent . to pro- |Uon influenced Ly enemies of Mus- tael with another will ^clvin '" " i ' mote flying. ' soimi «c.f exiled beyond the hor-! a .in g le 'V ^ o n t o ^ S a ^ S f u i " " « Y i 1 ■ I ne lie unite,t united siaies States needs men ! der* of Italy. | f a i l u r e s f a i l e d t o ADVERTISE against hold's of soldier., and govsun-pressed piiu t< fly, that know how to Itieken- i Reasoning from these facts it is BIMTOK AND I'U IIU SItK H ’K I ,S I ' ■ mi irr.Mii . — ....... eminent, in ceiinls. Sooner or inter •tills | ___________ backer could easily arouse cn- not to reach »a• Ii'iu con- , imthe tin dictat I troublesome , .. ................ nil or or yields, voiiintarily or i August snows remote, .. — ------------ 11thusinsm that would bring thou- elusion finding the life of Mus- involuntarily. Eighty-four per cent of the bus- u „ „ ,a . . k ows |„s subject fully, be,ausol»«nds of volunteers. The fervor of blue h ill.! mess concerns which failed in >as ,,# been truined in advance 1 emnnh durintr 11*24 n i " V n,l.M ‘un tn I " my.^yos Ikd Htabs COMMENDABLE RECORD advertising, ifesse M. Joseph h?^ ! Jil"'1 whv tb“ door-to-door canMR. DANIEL Guggenheim ami {th r o a t.... . __ > S T . PETERSBU RG INDEPENDENT ss while his ’ yertialng man. told members of £ the'1 ^ " " !!K ,h" t,u,<im‘ son have set an excellent ex ­ — r iJ f'f * find tho West it' • Uincinnuti Advertisers ciuh at |«ck f ofrLlth<> ° winK tw n ample to other rich men by their rrteienty, is not.’ «M ty It in his breast, thu,r weekly luncheon recently ‘ ff,dcn ' v .............. financial encouragement of Aiiicr- J u f t T 7 - ,<* -»rryi„K ' . . . . tho h o . „f Some advertising thirtoon per CPnt adertlsed in hap­ M STO N E COATES. speaker ^ ^ mi« ht b« «»- channel of the courln, Pincllua I ‘St,l.to l,4?rla,nlnK to nuch canes, hazard style nnd then only at rare it is is writtpn written >" iR “high-brow “high-brow" n lh'H 8U»*C««tion. '% L y . o .l ;. county haw ftirnishoil nil object les-1 ^iaellas county hart set n rointervale, according to Mr Josenh Blncc ‘l cord. Needless to say, Mr. Ricken- son in tho conduct of th«~7pi«f help but recall that The remaining fou^r four ^per r r acent n V wwent e n t I ttK S *' * .!!!!', - — '• not u'" lp;"tandablo ll,r«tan<iablo tto -'Much t« be thankful " Uf ox^*tence, boenuso of inter •nth. * U' of the people. a’cen °Sln 'months ' ,B knows" h“7hn,,t twH ,mw two for the! Twi often nmhs have claimed as iW be thankful that the about it ’ nothinK !MUrd* r .o f ° fficer Blewfield, Tar- »« »» excuse for their lawlessness d“tio n s T a r in g nm ° thcr ^ veKU„l; : ,'y:.^ ritto'!. bV national ad­ hit ut and that wo ure It Is a nitv that n ui I Stpr n^ ’ 11 fVW we‘!,(!, “K"|t,mt thc courts were too slow and i - l i y ' Mr. 'rtising ho said " W t o T L . ' S ii Jit iS ,1S IIHT to aid those who Were vertising. , 8®l/i*,h,” inasmuch as eomnlnfe P. i , ftt with , ^ le88 t,,m‘ ‘ h"'' one month - were not to be depended upon to d “It often U, y* j , !f,"ow,0<!* eof f|y|n» and to be exact, just 25 days— from t|lc I ndminister justice. Judge Lane has i happens that advertis- desc^i itbin^ f "t^"0'’1 7 tirdy t0 « irreat nfluencc among young perpetration of the crime, th e ^proved the falsity of thut cluim. ing fails, because bn.uu.se of oi tho the indiffer in 1 tii. f pl'i1 f tho Pro<iuct, leaving oenl dealer in many many instances instances Americans should w aste hla time iriats accused Were while nltowing allowing the the accuse i i ‘ ff‘ r* , ’T l j or j the accused were comcom- ttnd, wnuo n T * i “ hsolutc discourtesy of for help, suck •• has beon m any commercial pursuit. His J>!et«d and sentence passed hy the i every privilege in accordance with 1 f K ° n‘ ovon to insert thc pW hout the country in tho sales people In a storo.1’ he nJrn name of his store. knowledge could increase by 5,000 C° a n 'u ____....... ............................. k sto rm suffersra has m sn?OI ‘ " P 1*8 J " tb« f«ult of tho Ltbrir f«ir trial, even t o T Mr Joseph presented figures within two years tho number of 1 All honor is due to Judge F re e -1(he point of appointing counsel to management, which has neglected l( « l agein th at there U a banf’> Attorney E. I ,,l t in their liehalf. has maintained t8 hclP in the art of sell­ showing that $000,0(H),000 * was young Americans able to fly and I ■ food In the worst of M*nt in the United States for rottildy to defend their country in !• Wimon, members of the grand! the majesty of the law Pjople gave unselfish- ing and being polite to customers. f bf need. Vou can expect aa clerk dork to I 81fm*nnA*«nii rdv<*^,M'nK ih 1W24; .'mi lt expect tbey Jitad Just as tho compete with the salesman 'who' v o rtl^ J; ,f«r jj a,,; h.!!«HnK°roftht ■ ■ h c s h n r i f 7 rVterl|y V'y. ^ V 1'1 *®^®V't"'the*' prartiee"of : Boss from house to house and S l S I m m i K f° r TH IS IS writK'ti on the train ,n K i J, , Sheriff Hud- Judge Lane nnd Attornny K I * 1 traveling from New York to the Run „ ..!!“ f.o_f ’" nty' . wh0 .caPtured Wilson is thus quickly convoni« East Coast RailPacific. It would Intercut (Jnv- the murderers, ib also deserving irur court for trial of cases ot sim- i m rtvsnuei for the first TH E CURFEW of high commendation for bis oftrnor Smith of Now York and VV >rta In up Itna of this year exceeded forts in upholding law und orde- ilar unportnnee, it is believed that BARTOW RECORD G. Me A duo of California to know moli rule would disappear from the I 3 It 1b bellloved thut for prompt - land. 1f*n .°t the first seven that reporters along tho road fre­ hy sixty per cent. An ancient curfew law, giving quently ask "what in your opinion * * l °.0^ bbo a Kood summary notice to Tampans under ‘-he division in dress between the of Senator Reed's chance of tho THE WAR ON DIPHTHERIA rt which to base the arrn 2 ° l 0 to hu h,,n,e hefere "Id and young. It presents a heavy Jt FJorhia in “hustwl." tu SARASOTA HERALD i JO, has been resurrected and put problem to tho cop when the slim Democratic nomination in 1!I2H.” UK N. C- Times. into to use to curb the wild tenyoimg thing slipping around the THE ANSWER to their qunu • The health officers of the United -rOdenotes of modern day youth ribt I") its prevention— The iissoda- I ?n,®r J n 8 lor,t <,ro«»es may turn tlon" tb'»( many Americana States, Canada nnd Mexico, who A few years ,,g„ « curfew* l,rw havo this consolation. out to be somebody’s grnndnaothor, would like to see in the White have joined in a movement to Don says tho children ot the Amor- ! J ?hmi wen 36 and lost 21. 1 * " “ r«*"*nlMd part of the ordi- or the clean shaven youthful ap. Houho a man with Senator Reed’s rttump out diphtheria in those conn- Run conttnent can be Immunised am inat diphtheria. winning 21 nnd losing was strtrMu"10#* * Ve,ry l l t y “n‘l <« Also that certain Ameri­ tries. say the conquest is possible Elimination l'Z '7 " ,nl° in knee britches Torce. Would have won tho wns stricHy enforced. The gn»w- chnuffeurmg a car full of girls cans that dislike investigations a l­ provided parents, co-operate. While which of this scourge, ho frequently k*nvi*s Jagfinn! ! . the, f^prida State Ing indepetulenee of the yougsters may he their grandfather. so dislike Reed nnd would supply eason.— Saraiota Times. act It aside for a time hut the exBat the fact remains that a curIf Sarasota had played libertv0 1 n newfunKl«d Ideas of ew Inw in neoded morn i„ any necessary money to confine the Celcrymen would liberty bus proven anything but the present day thun more in him t„ his seat in the senate it ever which gives them trouble enough. l better and won the suecessfui in the eyes of many of was in tho pant, Tho comthe older generation. In fact many Ing of fw ay.. . ! year, >v school a* an inevitabic* nffUctii.n!* ^Vt^TiI tS tne . motor car witli who resented curfew most in their IN ONE year Great Britain has •—— o--------In 1924. according to the presi- .^ o r d U e J^ “ dlesaae. Many , g its nnnihiiation <if distance has inown childhood now see the wisdom paid out $229,000,OMF to the un­ Atlantic flight has of enforcing tho .home Influence creasexi temptation ton fold for employed. dent of tiie American Health as, s d e m e S v n m f m in it J 'J Tho prosperous clnss sociatlon, the death rate from this w ith' nirfnv ° ubh ^ U> "V pJfti'M f burning of and bringing the law back into children under sixteen. Mo«t crim- consider this outrageous. disease In tho United States was f«u| ^ i“.convic|ed 0 f ■ | »na a are made not born, and it is mfKy plane and the use. It is rather a nine per 100,000 of population * ’ W ---------roJcssneaa. who,< in the imprasnlonnhlo imprssslonnhio year* yearn whan T 6f Its dcctibanta. The only d ifficu lt* forseen Is the ’ m few year* before, the rate W, I ?iU7 ,,riH0 t0 lcarn thHt Mexican ofFonck and Lleutontwelve times that. 'The'Vtrikh.a IA m eH r.T .C„ V £ ratl!,!K wi,h their ■ Contemporary Comment narrow escapes. Tho reduction is attributed to the !J *'rcthrsn ftW caWa tho indefinite , ; i in th,e ” ” Hn «Hphth.ria. thoir of anti-toxin In tho (rent, ... M . treatment of | stand shown how dearly th.v The summer season for channel the disease and,of toxin AMERICAN WATCH M AKERS ra S 5 u to VtUnd‘. nn'! , swimming having ended, Eliza’s tin anti toxin icalize the menace of this malady. ________ L . ATLANTA JOURNAL • trip, which if succeasccessrecord for crossing the ico may he M ?1*t brought Fonck , “l,r“ni«cy enjoyed by eighteen milliw five hundred thou­ contested next.—Now York Eve­ REASONABLE REN TS rting Post. ! b? Black Forest clock and watch PLANT CITY COURIER Industry le seriously threatened by sand for the American industry. In .JC T T M t .) , the irreaf forward-ttrldes of Amer­ « word, the total Gernian produc­ 4 M o f tho schools The difference between commu­ The time Is nearly hore for a chambers of ’ community Stabilization, and where ncccitmuy, at tho same time opened and others ican makers. The German Indus­ tion of timepieces—watches and nity boasting and ' ' ■rntt‘1‘ . .. - •• ^* lu ino R®nio time arc* oomm^ down. t - J W »oon, a little try, In consequenco, is tmnsiderlng rlo ck a-w as sixty-five million und boosting Is the difference between « readjastment of rents in Ft,,,-. new methqd* o f manufacture and There will bo nothing particular 5 what they that of the American industry six­ tal kand action.—The Courier- Ida. Journal, Louisville. *». .T'lw • order, marketing in the hope of mainUinto gain anywhoro in holding apart­ In r its proud and' profitable lead- ty-three million nine hundred thou­ This also applies to I’lunt City. ■ i f ^they want, a or*nip, *. ments or. rooms for rentals which ■ Myr the idea* There probably will be plenty sand. Time was when "Europeans Perhaps a man in Chicago who ■ will not bo paid. Wh, r e « RUck Forest predomin­ of patrons for all guest spttve wc her quoted by ance |■ In the World’s markets fc.rm- enjoyed almost a monopoly of the shot two train porters wanted to nave in the city, but changes in That Probably would bo * U ld: erly was prdnounetd. today United world’s watch and clock*busineas. egrry .his own bags.—The Hunt­ one o f , ! the economics of oqr state Uro tho best attraatlon; 0«r. • system .B a te s dock and.Hatch manufact­ ington Advertiser. ^ x j " W l: could of- 1■ Tho Germans, after experiment"Uch that there must bo changes cannot eHmtn. urers are crowding for leadership. with new methods of manu­ made. , It la doubtful if there will ^a-r-maj» edThe Lakeland asJnsUnce.tom paratiYe.fliw res for Star-Telegram be any. achei* ‘ for^rsntalx continu•ingle head- ing a*, Se bureau or facture, •Involving standardisation .» * y were during >a to ilta, no mir0 ACommerce, the 1 >Oom.’’ Added of flocks f i° bnJy'^way t that pre- ouarte TOM SIMS if Up daily, and ',of cars ap* there ' n milWR?y throughout f, are great* Flo llllon S ‘ ltl f l ^ Ms f c ^ c^fflldstlo'n0 of ®a on a more k.the road •ton .. and ... Japan othw subn»' the open. Hi Japan K the? movie j . . ,. • •j nr *nrEfKM* ^more are postr tM aloud by g j I* - r lug ‘ *nd wi mr& p ira-, riv.n Mt tho tourist e«mpi W Jv r H e nev^r IE FOR TODAY IE “Bo „ f I !* MAN”— MAN’’—"Bo HUM! lH)V is n assin ir th rm iirl. U'M. . . •nd let US play the o u t o f th e b e s t th in g in a b o v ’I I feh rt " ' ch e a te d .people and for the fin e fa th e r * y ,,f<;- ^ 0rn ra d e sh iii w ith a •oa. - 2 Sam. 10: 12. -O *. (J,, Thou mighty •tneM lawless days More Danger When She Isn’t Herself eourtfi ahd* to do Swfb'STB o -----f 0i#r‘ •• 'pedplc. S a y s D o ro th y D ix : “ I f I w ere a m an i should co n sid e r ' °--------- • I Jf M ifM e r Cornea Back ilT r-M Tori p i l l fi'wn.'ii 4L.-/1' -V' - lira :: �/ -: ■ ■ . ■' •U* *■ -JLfc.9 . . ' 1 ; _ » , , v. *'*—■'r . v * ■ **» * m. ... > ■■■ /': . * '“*•* * ^ ' ‘ '” - ■ » < ............ **x*f'*rjrt^WWW M»OrAInr - t'i mg)#.'. ■ •* -V ,.; . ^ ' -,1 • .-• •CY/n " -IJBWJWV : 1 ! I fl 1 >mvW •-tf/IV . -- *n3K&9*m | J I .f ev *?w o p w M s*i Rflfcl M i* 1*f §i» m s* A * :7*‘ — rSPBj*L' ptiffli Nil i *(■ *♦<* !■■■■■ ■■■« m J. . ------ - - i£ _ Daily ritralrf '■? . V- ad . r a t e s %• [|jCb*h in Advance , (4*. will b« received •nd collector sent for payment. ........ 10c a line ______ 8a a Hne ....— — T« a Hat 4m oa —t-r - A Pair of Fish Stories iFAVOR,2-1 ,te Come From Be­ d To Win Third me; 4th Of Series n Orlando Today ______ TUNNEY Revised Schedule For Local iGlrldders » Police Think Scarfnce Capone W as O bjective of Hullcts Fired By Rival B o o ll e x e r s ; G an gsters use Machine Gun Challemfcr Won Crown From But I Huh Levineky. T hen Losl It To Hurry Grcb Hut Won It Buck in .'Ird Mcclinif Vj’tf ^My •* «< d J9 *i* 1 **?j V *A«V ■. ' October 2 Leesburg nt Sanford.. . October* 9 Palotkn ut PAIatku. October 16 Orion Date. October 23 S t . Cloud at St Cloud. October 20 Titusville nt San­ ford. November 0 W inter Gardon Sl. Loniw Ntm Hits Tvvo-Ganic at Winter Gnrdob. November 11 Daytona Boheh Ntiv.-mlimo Over HemlricUs' it* Daytona Bench. TV hii; Britvos • ’Mol.o Hits | November 20 KiKsimmcc at Counl For Runs i.i Opener i Snnfinij, ; November 25 New Smyrna nt iford. • ' • • ,jeed rate* are i, trwcrtloaa. .... for of average length I $ tine, i charge of 80c for on. .y. -tialnfr la restricted ( classification, rror is mitde The Sanwill be responalble Incorrect insertion, ^ ^ | w « S « v lM n m n p r a n s fu a a m iil O ffered I B* ^ PERH.INS,—lI,ilH*rdi,shvv hoadquartora for C o l l e g i „ t * LOANS—.Money available at 7 per Cluthes HO t-irst Street. cent Clasc in property. A. P. Connelly & Sons. ANSCO CAMKHAS nt mS----- :------ -----a n d SUPPI4JLS , f il— MlsceiJaneouH. ™ E S e m i n o l e p i Un t e r y n OOjr W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley/Prop. 1 AB(|UJ J.JM ' f«*vt of 1 1-1 |„. «eeJ5'R ,il; Store” " ~ ' Rt-xnll Store ,SAN^ J ho Rt-xall I Lut. ^ardaSI. e make socciaifv ,.r ________ We make aa specialty of our prompt1------------------------T I------------------------------------------Ituing Of prescriptions and auiikl ^I-«cmJn at U,e S to re s _ di-livery. I Dru?s Soda — >lot Sandwiches I bQIt SA LE- Space on this page or chuiriiticd ndvertlHenienti. Why not n ut thoMe vacant rooms, or sell those second hand goods' Wi n n u ClIn ISEiNBR* IlY PRINT 1 rintlug, Engraving Embossing. See us flrat. We it. it. Phone 417-W. R. H. AvenueCommercial Street, ‘ tJA V-F h N" 77— Houses for Rent. 90—-Automobiles For Sale - ■ in iin v n n i 191—JLegal Notkea ONE -t room bungalow, doable DODGE tiuuuc, I Jhn mjilmu of Ida B*ox (Hlnglc) or! r„p"m f,o r.I r,‘nt* Ilcttsure cars nnd Graham Trucks . I'U Po* and----- P ««.1 Call ill^0 7 u W. at St. I,’,or,ll Heights. * Elm „nd 13th St. r hu„0 3 In lhe Hint* ot Florida, tlic aervlee! hOR RENT.—6 .---------- . . . room . . . house, sleep­ £ a Miidpiirsn upon whom would1 bF-MINOLK HUDSOIV-ESSKX ing porch, bath, $40 per montu. I. nd you or Hth*r of you nnd ’ m oINC. furniture nk A, curnitiirv for sale, alao uIho flowers. ..... —. . ......* • /'**4' mtu iu un *K« Onk Ate. ‘ S f!r.”f •*r»««y-one years. NOW. Til KII CI-'Oll K, you nnd «’Mrl» of you urn ordurctl to __________ 1F itst Street g p v i- i 7 i r, ". 7S r : ~, T‘ : i ___ LK . bN 1 » Hl.( a n izin HcmiiV am iV AN,ZIN g W O R K l ! £ ! X r l U ' t . U i ' - F o U W S I a n d <h r i d y e a r t i r e s . ;ruV:boi^ vA„f Dthli,3*?Pl«;>« j FOR RENT.—$26 per month. 5 room i ro« “i houfto, electric lights, 1-2 atie land, flowing well. Wont First £ for four rona.-cutlv* w>>»kr ivommcrctni Avenue su I ?*«h^d ,M reei near DeLand Road. E. A.’ _____I J" ’ ,,p Hanford llerntd. u nrw»papi<r SLrout, rurm A ^ncy, .... I circulation Kln ; FOR R E N T .-A new four room house. Inquire «08 W. Hughey M. A n electric fu n tout Is: SAN . m ij ISM JUAN GARAGE .- 1 ^ SANFORD BUICK CO. 212 A!ngnolii, Ave. Phone 307 39U> J “y " f . h" tl "fflolnl A. , V. K. LKiUOLAKN. <I'-rk I.f III. rirciti Court In and ("I- S«-nit mil,- l onnly, Flnrlds l*> A M M i: c ICS. Consider-now for sufomvr application l« a preacripion for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. “SIMON PURE AND 01 Vi :v:~SfiS /: H CITRUS BEANOS? V ■« ■•(- , i “Time Tried and Crop 1 -iliiSI It kills the germk *■■•4 For IN Y.ara Kerr (Inm lii Nfroosrr SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION —■—- - “ ■. Ammi.>otadS 'jL nirjioh Pure No. l’v Item Fruit AVine tlrm CltriM- 4-13-4 Citrus rtpectal * 1-I#*1S ' Trull A Vine 8 4 S 4 J r r ,Cent win aSpecial f iTer 3 Cltru* Spec^la l l - M 4 Tras <lcm Ornnice , ’• * ••• • *• »‘f» v jU «Mpeelat ine Tangerine S j leu ma 7S—Offices and Deak Room CIIICAOO, Sept. 21 ~ (A y)—'Tho iscr for aubnrauent N ew Y o rk sT,end ^ P irn .A D FL P IIIA . Hept. 21 advent or a im-w era In naiiK war* me offlco should _______ be I Get new pries list, ortkr T H b c Reduced id’) -Hono Tunney, the lw-i-nt r,iro wan marked today in Cicero nfdlstely in case of . A flR A C JIV E rooms to rent for I LINCOLN 'QUALITY first. £ a TR PHI FORD FORDSON | '/"'cunmlnlnanc ,:V’ SuUclu>" for eight ytmr old former Marine who Gnme.s Rut ( icvcu!j wht re a broadside of rapid fire . B*ori-x or offices at Park Ave., j PROMP1* SHIPMENT, Thlp Edward Higgina, Inc. " ‘ .lug 3i.'wri"»i7Ti4-st. aspires to knock the heavy weight Quiet Running A R C H IT E C T from a cavalrnde of eijrht motor ' nnd ( oimnercinl Street. W M Conimcivlnl 4 Pnlmvtto. Phone 331 I --—----- ---------G^ood by l.asing >j enra manufacturing (iirtlUl -J tW b t a d v e r t is e r s ' ■ rown from the head of Jam 19— Building ContrnclorH. ears nut roared the suhurh’s proYoung. Owner, 208 Park Ave. ' First Natioiml 3ank Bldg. Florida Growers. CASH Wl Ih-mpsey, is one of the D-w pugi­ ild representative viohs volleys from pistols or a lone IN ( OI nT OF COIATI JL 1)0H. familiar With rates, SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile lists who regained a ring title after i machine (jun. Durable ai:tit>oi.io ro» \-rv. y r tn : ot-- S a n fo rd ,------------ Florida L ORDERS DISCOUNTS ° F»i'!CK Vl)n RENT—la Mcisch losing it. classification will Fl.Oil III t, At least two persons wen| . Ul‘lg Apply A. F Connelly A roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing Jer,m|iietft information. over old roofs. Leulcs repaired, ih . Henc’s championship aff.i'i Siwiji, Ma^noliu anil 2nci. I" i> Tilulv of wounded hy the fosiliirl,- which TEEN PER CENT. DODGE BROTHERS I jdu wish, they will timntes free. Sutiafaction guuran-1 were confined to the light h -aiy I drains Beat 'I In- I’liillii-s " j 11>«•1inltiii j, Allama. raked the Anton Hotel mid the •*"» "fw k. I Inn't I.,-) |( ' *K i in wording your weight or 175 peuml ( Ip.w I D » t*t*i| K e 'i J T ig e r s und AfhletiJ Iliiwthorne Inn, a short distance teed. Oak Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 111., I .uw 'Priced [ NBA— Real Mxijale Directory Hush Allowin'* Only Mr h(till \«in ti mako It more efever, HOlne time before lie tool. I lie j E. O. Painter Fertilizer Co. Double Rii|, jif, froln where Assistant S tate’s A t­ I wo Hits wild W inning, ! ii N'lllo,- I* tiereliv given. 1,, nil -po|light as an outstanding <hat SANFOIUJ BUILDING AND I 'eah-rs torney JVIeSwigs’ in. and two eomCLARENCE SMITH W inning First, HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, IN t. " >o«y ■ " iio mi . H im , 1,,. Jarkjonville, Duval County, Fta longer for Dcmpsev's laurels. Tun pmiiotis were slain in April hy ma• LOAN ASSOCIATION General Contractor ORTANT NOTICB *;*, h.day "( llrl«i|i«r. A. I> ] y-jfi |. Real Estate nnd Ask to mvv them nt III .S I ON. Sept. 21 fi H"si aey won tho light heavy-weight SKI.I, GOOD USED CARS Hi.ni apiily io ih- lluimrable Jim. — ehiiu- gun fire. I'oilee sought two 000 West First Street *rs should give their INSURANCE BROKERS CHICAHO, Sent, -ii ‘1 " Slinroii Jmtgi, „f «nl,l r u>irt. ns eimmpioiiship of Amerira iroin |Ion iiun«-lei( the i lull' i o f St. | 1H2I5—Kurd Touring other reported casualtieH. at Phone 441 [^postoffii-a address as . miiIk'* <>( I rolinto. fur his final illsengo cut down New W THE BALI. HARDWARE itattling l.evimkv in •Inanm-v, l-.u ’ laiiii; in t lie National I ague pell-| IU25— Ford Cuuihs '•luirgo ns Admlnlstialur nf thv W Snnforil gut away to a pu»r stmt «ir phone number 1/ LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, A witness said the wounded or over Cleveland t„ „ 1 omit >-'i’iiggl . .y dclilt Monday 22. It was ritlher a shnky < rowi, ' l'J25— Ford Touring ••"•"*•*,,,f 'Vllhelmlnu *- Aitsmi, rtf. Wf-B.yeSJtcnlny ••* WhhftK**') • f« chalk dead hollies of two persons were i results. About one JA MES H. COWAN—All kinds or K C i r - r v *but Foam BegitiH H eavy Grind in a«y by taking THE LOT KING” ;* ''n‘* " int *»f Hie niniP Hm» 1 m those days, for (ienrges t r - i ing Cioeinnati in hull) games of j l'.'J.t— Ford Sedan Tin and Sheet Metal Work tivvapj it 7 to « victory in the third dragged into one of tho uutoinnof a thousand hus 300 First National Bunk Bldg. Hill ores,>nt i„ ssld r„url my final l'n*|mration for LeeHburn double header *7 to 7 , , pentier wan still tho ii-cogai/ed a iloiilde header. I hi :< mol -J tuP. 1H24— Ford Runnbout Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak H'-poiims ns AilinluUlralor of said and the others bJ ,t V u »f the Bori«s with Joe Tink- hiles while a mnehiue gunner knelt world's tiHo-hnlder in the division.! H liile tIi • t *-tj-«111in s m-ii- idle. S t . ; (Lime Week From S a tu r­ while the Indians |«8t I estiile. Hmt ask for their approval. I l*2fi— Ford Ton Truck nunicate with you Avenus and Third S tre e t Tele­ THRASHER A GAftNKR “ on the sidewalk and spread a cov­ to Bouton. Louis Hum gained a fwo-giin-e Lut 1annoy lifted it t*■ promin j Rucsteel Axle * day; Mobley Shows up Well Dated August loth, A l». lfl’ o. , know your address, phone 111. | A f S l c t k % £R *‘ *hC Mu,‘U" ’" 1 ering fan of linllets. Ronl E-*tutv and Fire Insurance etico through a series of hilim li ildvmitjge ever I la- Itedr. FIRST GAME .adnusnre M UST be KURD W. tlODK.V, 112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford (> (> — Wanted— to Buy. r ; - ' The fourth game will be played Ona who fled with tho opening ; New York nq| no (.anie MILLER O. PHILIPS, lac. Aiiinliilm rutnr. lermn at The Sanford JJUJJUJNS A COV. AM CO., a d o l-ouis fhavaiid, life guard at I.. -laged eonflietii with Harry (irehs, |<'incm mit i IFirst Hy Hill Dulluse Orlnndo this afternoon and the idiots was “ AT Sem fm e Capone, i .Fulinn T. Crandall, morchaiit of p i i m ii iu ion :j in :t ; ( hJcngo |m 010-40 - or by letter. Telenadlator and sht.o metal wora,. •lolla, t a lit., taekled this one—a- the I’ittslnirgh windmill. “ fth Ij'nmo hero (omonow. The one tune vico lord oT the siiiiurh I Ashawiiy. It. I,, i aught this one • Fun ford High foothull nquud lb- i "a (i|P eu| o | u Heating (ireli - %)ULa N D O - Orlando I S !?K u ' J ! SUAi ' Pi f.‘.’r bu>* I enniM-k, lt, ;i|| ;in,| Cotl n seven fool (Mnrliu Avoidfish off oniinuances are not Plain and onibiociiuJ noa^t me. : FLORIDA ** • Real Estate, 23(1 Mcisch Buildl» r *,n* i|W!n t***t t*» five Kiinii'B who rei-ently gave himself up mid | Hhodc It hiinl, ii. ing the rod and •ight foot shall; with lus hm I uinicy and lin-li fought three ■ l’ i\cy mid lla ig r i ■, iiciigi-. i"id imii-H io improve au the team her nnd Schnlk Ehn Ave. and 13th Street. Work. Tel. 710-V ** uirVt.1T' i < S4‘n<" ,cli larttMl 1 Ing hand-off I In* h--;li h, and after W'^utnplro Hollins., announced from was released in coniii-ctioii with i Mot-»i 'g-- mid I ku tomd Li round hatlleat Madi on f Avenue. • J1 1 ' rate lc a word, minK ''••Kins its third week of prnctlcc. NF' i'.Mi game reel he is holding, v . hih dll minute hat lie, htoiighl it ashor. r -}h fj diamond. T h* coun* now i.Undn the MeSwiggiu murder. He was j imam 24c cash with order. I* 's|" <I.h grow brighter us the New York I - Prompt - Efficient Fuuare Harden in l*.»22 and It'-".., Second (,.miiOld ion McCALL A FOX, Rest estate ’ini$ * S P 10 0,,U 1,1 11f the Celery- dining in the Hawthorne Inn, hi. p i i ii p u p p u p u s -j (earn begins heavier practice fori Ciiic-ngo Hreb took the title from tim e in |C iiu l im a ti F-.-rvico ji t (too joJ 22— Millinery— DreH.smaking vvHtnients. Best buys nrn unumg reputed hi udipi irt'-rs mid foim I llpfl III t |i|, ;, u the first game of the reason which the first eiiroimler lost i* on ,i ' Hi till, i’ll ONE 3 Jones mi l Scvcrcid- Bid e y e s quickly recover their "ur listings l'bvne 745. i hasty . ,u Hirougii a h .ii door WANTED TO BUY *en SunJ.rd' k ,j<tar ; lose derision in (he second Day! I -lips- ,-md I’tm in" u; : -.nth and I (o lie played Iu re one week from and Met urd\. st rc n s tre n ag ith i f tre a te d 11-OR your lovely Fall ChariH or CLEAN COTTON RAGS I >Hecl Ives aovaiiced the theory |and Found. ii- first •md had his ehalb-nge la aten hm ! .1. 'I ay lor, - attmluy. with L eo n ard o s G u id o n Eye 1 Lingerie mil on Mrs. Hnys, 2213 ,NI— Wunted To Rent. AT HERALD OFFICE m the third. ,, ............ pitch •hal. Cap...... was Hie ohjeetive n'f H im ili. Ilrn p H a ir I n t u l^ ST. I.DI’ IS. Sc,,) *| l Latest reports from Leesburg I l, ,• , " ,7 7 * ' Sanford Ave. Or Mrs. .I. T. Childs I-Wound and Iti-n ihri-w wildly hnllcts fil'd l>y rivnl liootlcggers. Lotion. Hlo<^j-yhut„inlluniniaThereafter Tunney tried un-ue ' Nl ‘.V YOI.'K. s. pi H " 1 "ii W m ii I \ 11in,,r I. i-1*| indicate Hint il Will have a heavy evikitors .h-r.-iitH h,* ftrt llirge l.vor and w hite,307 Park Ave. Send card for ap- 67— Rooms With Board. W ANTED.-One room furnished^ l i n t , nllowinit Ih-nii-kr to scort1. Tin- known victims of the gun fire tion and soreness are Itu relieved •e.-tafnlly to gain the wotld'- light |4 he < liieago Cub. woo Of • ’■ Vunr ■"Hr nniif llnnl Ask ll»» III,,, 7 -------7 . cv c u H< ' ■-i tiles t'.im ami will he particularly day 7 to l. lox with collar bearln ; : pointnient. eln nidylcd to loft and iStan- were Mrs. K. C. Frocninn, of May I for light, housekeeping all sea- I heavy-weight title, which passed I "I 11 doiitde head'-r with N* J' w York strong m Hm line. Wafthingt 'ii , 0| | > 12 5 SANFORD BUILDING AND ■ without pain in one day. Cools, Itm -r ; also one lemon 1 ______ __________________________ Many of laHt son. Write II. m«- Herald. , •cronrtrd the .plate- on Vim-> l a., and l.oiiis Htirko. Mrs. Free, •coin ( birpentier to llattliug Siki I>. I »"ihiy Ito 2and 2 to I. '.'.'■iir's team are in uniform and Bt. Louis imp quo ■ HOME cooked meals, $8 per week; ________ LOAN ASSOCIATION , and strengthens. Bi/fle to left. pThat wan tho laid man was wounded in the left arm ,K f e . : -i5 r i o r i s i s . Mike MeTigiie. The wily Irish ; ' First t.'.-imv also sleeping rooms. 1101 W. u< 11. , , “ n „ . u „ , Covoliskiv mi(1 RuH; I irtill others are expected to report LEONAlt Dl'3 if/jiho Hcnrlnjf^/or Inninif. |whin shots swept the nutomohil" First st. Phone fiOl-J. ( w‘— H ouses F o r Nnle "i"n lefiiHi-d to heed 'i‘iumev‘-.' • hieago POP III;! Kill I 91— Legal Notices. l»-fori- tlu- opening of season, it in nnd Schnng. ’STEW A RT THE FLORIST" ’ g v lj1 tbo.eocour) iniiipa. Hill Myrrs m whirli she sal. with her small GOLDEN E Y E LOTION •hnlicngc. When the crown evept N'**w York pop jop piiii small fox terrier, Lenders I.IH* reported, Leesburg wan ulso very Flowers for all accnsinnii. MAKBS W EAK. IVES STHONO T th o Celurymoii ripped the hall soli and hiishmid, a horse owner j (Hy Associated I’ress) ! meets deefal just once more OVERLOOKING '" ‘'lv Pahh(m| on to I'aui Ibirlen Kmifniiirih mid Hom ily-, ROOMS, with or without mcuD. *»* on when last seen, i AlIVKItTISHMn XT Foil inn* fortunate in having three hoys McLANDER ARCADE l i t •/•/( Jrmf/Ut> Jeff fttf'ooe liane. • flip Dunhnr racing at the lu-nrhy Hiiwthoine The St. Louis Cardinals found i Standing today: HIGHLAND PARK had* nti'l lately to .laid; Deb.ney,' nnd < ummings. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. klvin Taylor 800 Magil. ,,, -------------............ 1 XHWKH COVSTIU'I TION, Imlinnk Arc B oat, I :"r,.»n northern sch /ds to enter Phone 781. Crttod. IT. Myertf popped ijp to plant. j themselves with a full two gmm_ I t>tucc<) bungalow, 5 large rooms.] SANFOiiir, f i .o iiiiia . Second (Lime ' |Team \V"it l-oxt Pel the former Marine was lighting an I CLEVELAND. Sept, 1*1" rv nnd these hoys uro expected Boko, who threw the hall to ' lead over Cinrimiati today as the I 1 rico $8500.00, cash down $500.00. , **'' .......... iiluil lilitn . Will !ii« 1it‘C n «*l\ r n r*i| ri| up up in to • Dill-fledged heavy weight. Th ■ < liieago noil ppg uiip Hurko, a hotel guest ami follow­ Cleveland’s elmncei t#;i to fill the places left vucant byi 27— Professional Service. |(W- |loom» w it,«>''> Board 87 Ii2 .5 8 1 American light heavy-weight title I N«'w Mm-k It a fte r dropping it. Tho hall er of the races, was hit in the 1 result of another Huston Hrave [St. Louis Hurt Niiaoti, r»07 Nnfl Bank Blilir. f :30 r M. °S»|)|‘ i i i i I m*i 27. I b v POP |i)p otip K k portfolio containing the graduation of several moru- American Lcaguo pnuu #t wide of the Imp: and W. Mv- shoulder as the lintel and shops in - uprising. Plione 241). ] Cincinnati xri lit .571 n u to m a lic a lly w ent into d isca rd |papers of Boutheant Hush mill H artnett; ilarnes nnd . hers of Inst year’s eleven. Naples -$40,000 new hotel to be caily went glimmerinjt (•corwl. • | Tiniiraves, who are spccinlizi The Yanks yesterday EUGENE PERMANENT Wave 1 , iRENJ ’.T Kront hutinjam, atl-Jw ith T u n n e v ’M d e p a rtu re fro m tin11.unity. dropped I the buildings were sprayed with ■fly between Rives Gnrerected here. the tail end Boston tci TH REE GOOD HOMES However, every one continues to for $10.09. Marinollo Shop, Tho 1 n * n^ i . nnicko then came to the Con bullets from the slowly moving I1 in«r in walloping pcniuiot ' onteml I two games to Chicago 7 to .'I un i iliisM a b o u t tw o vi-urs ago. s. Johns River. Liberal P h i l li e s How I n lliir-i tho ' l mirnIli(tt of Kiiefiiril, to 2 in in innings. CIS, defeated Cincinnati I wire yes 1 I to l, hut with the Boston He. FOR SALE O th e rs Who C o m e Hack Ion that, u . tdypsp made pn In curs. , Klorlil i fm Hi,, i unitriielIon uf ilm ' found notify Sanford Basket. 2nd nnd Magnolia. P I I I I . A | l l - : i . I ' l l l \. Se| l. 2 1 .— </|*» In very optimistic regarding the Boston uni IK K ) oiO . fidlrui in" hi' u i i " ti rdnv. Inis five more games to Sox whipping Cleveland -I to 2 in On M-ry liberal terms B iscu its ; t tea ti a : .. ny^Umd’^nis nut. ... tie . . . mimt ......... S e v e ra l o th e r fig h te r? have had rtment. Pi I ( slmr;* || v. t he i . i a n i r of a chances ot tho team and rtiorc Cleveland |miu 001 001 PAINTER— DECORATOR 10 ,1 BENT. - Two limiieki-iqiiiig plnv. tin- smile as Cincinnati. Phone 735 or 784-J . wen- several new .faces' nt the I Hi i n n i n g s , o n ly a h a lf g a m e w as >h- d is tiiu tinii of w in n in g l».e ' forgir^'jbilm t he’^iiikgttotTipt litre, gome xs ;f I, ||„. )•>,,( JlH ft. H U fill S C I'V rft*\V «T!f' M il j (* f [c . WJ ™ * f * 1 1 W M I ! ! uf l y l i ^ ' u hi *7ti i ts Wiiigfii-I'i imd Gibson;) in :r in di.i .laid; tle m lrie k s m a y la h Ilia '•lipped Horn |hy tliie e a n d a h a lf 1rugg.s.Scoggins Realty Co, practice Monday which was held' A. H. Riggs. 001 Laurel Ave. AJ “‘" ns f,,r , " u:' J ''" " " faw jto mnkti u umihle play hut gurn- Old-Tini*? Actor Dies had n|(. . .In l t-llhl.V I lo ;t Stations — Remen to v ic t o iv in all five gam e-', gmm- m a r g in of \ , w Y o r k at th e Masonic Temple Bhig. ^ .... lit* ft XJ •■If**!** Heuinml P II..wing tiie hnticliall game. Ross j Hudlin ;omI StWlI, MyI PHONE 30.t " *~^ll up thr> Works, lie started ai lid. middleueig! i •'ei-iinn '-. I iilsoorgh * IIM I (III.I nol I |o ,, 1 In the Sunshine City one o f I lit-in .with S I. I.oiii-, and top *>l tie \ io e i n an leagm *•!«•■*«•% -•(Ail fli'llt 4*4 III. ti> ''c r v c t l ti.) a i ;u:c'.»n i-------Furnituro Kefinislied On > "- hack to kmnj, out Hill-, t‘.l(,| , • Ini I•l«‘!|ill I.I olio (nut nun || .» ,, M"l-ii>, formerly of Lakeland but I Tmpire Tandy and per- | l1•* In *11.1 I lIR M illtiD room, suilsl.le fur FOR SALE. —New five i„„m Tiger, and Mark* III! "lily I ic M ill) I In I'm iliii.'il il i o' Th«* r»i v will furnish h*KiH**i»l p a n i r r - nc o f %r a i s e , IT ‘.eiv York win hill I ,io of . vehementlv that lie w«s I'r c v io iis li X,, in,; - "i I-. |DEL TRIM CO h •> -v •" Ii; Wdloiighbv and ("•-' of Sanford, entered school ''-ach'-i-'. " e " high school., house. Ju st finished. Exccp- I'lu-'U nriii r-cui r |«11». S T . I ’K T K I t N I H 1|;ti, F l a , jk-pt. S I. L o tu s win.; l i n o out o f In *- the iv it-maiiiiiii' e.lines, tie ln- • S. J . NIX d"inlay ami was out iii full uni-1 DETROIT. Sept. 2"-VF Tlho car, not the owner." s l"" •"•Hand Inin elf. In ||„. f.-.iii, • umpiic waved him to the I ! i<ui<tl good buy. Part terms P. rh c ir tlc jic a r c g o o d u c s s T h e C a rd in al, can |o«- duill.; must am all o| llp-u u to <M ,|“'s- AIm> A11 lit mat. lie,I i his Attorney nnd Counsellor nt t.aw -(i.* Imi t 10th St. -b itc h . Den like r-uil inucd lus ur ■‘I- i/l'l Marlin .1. Nerm-y, VII, gam es. i tiirm >i-Hii'iday afternoon. This Liking ili<- find game 8 I 1 R17 for estim ate'. \ i-mi tin.-.t .-i,,., 1; r,,r ;i<» ,,r '<». Box 080. Phone 780-J. "mof tinheat known of s i. |V | 300 Eust First Street. three g u llie s and tie il I nit 'iu iu li gl a h I he haulier. hind Riminii-H's air tighl j “ g l liertO and lie i na ordered off leal hy knocking inii hi t eno ne-i.(| i h»y. who Ims played the game he­ invites d iscu ssion and 11••||111 til Mil Illicit 114t*l»11||Mtl) VI-.Ki attrat live, cool, front r o o m ,------ — .... ___ ___ _ ___ *I•• IV/ RADFORD ei .liurg’s e.doiiy ,,f eel.-hral.-d p... •h «l*l<l i ^ t)if ground^-, ........... S n 111y 11 , . I ael, |',t in ,,,! .it It* to Joe |.\ in i, lie ii re won it ll'"-, was easily the shining light Philadelphia <lr>p|H-il H for I or 2 gciiHeiiieii. Phone 411-J FOR SALE -One m-w Spanish nle. was Inlliid mail In tieil \e 11"in (IIIlatter. Johnny H uff Monday and he Ims BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP, •‘Huh .... . Mii-i ifi. Hihiii r in »h. d ie secret is o u t— they •"I Kill l.ewi J. I M I.I plenty of to 2, when I In- Tiger pit* s^ifiaWHftii singled, scoring Huuhar •"•day afterii"i>n at .'.fi7 kk.i-ml - — -- hiiiigali-w, corner Celery Ave. ••Ul«*«l iiM*i S'* |it •’If*I•»I |f», ;i||*|fy ..inn .l-oiif !•> ih id.-nm Herman I" cd. His tackling was deadlv ed too much for tin- ' I "W e specialize in permanent wnv-l n ’ i haiMlin.ti. Wgd had adygig-ud oiiv base on Avi-nuo South, when- lie linn inmlf i.ci .-r arc ma d e wi th S n o w ­ I't-dioom l l " l and Elliott Street. Will -,«•11 nt 5 . doji».i*i '<4 *•tf»•*i- * n ij* iH**u ‘•mK f«» li.ivp 1 \in >i ‘•tn^i* a **orr11* (""I lhe opposing interference had ES "ULCANIZING <»■*"• 200 North Park Ave. ' Soul!, Kim U I man h t the ii,.iil.(MFIRST GASH r — -i/ilcke^t wldo throw. Myers was h's home for several months san-itite, if can ve-ll at once. In h.e k :i"i| regain title hoiinni, JEI.I-SS A WELSH I Ik** f'Hv I ‘oillIMlwtl.ili |p<4p|'VP| tilt* d r i f t , a r i c h c r e a m y ,a hm I time keeping from the run­ Philadelphia "02 ""0 im’thrown oUl At third on the play I, „ .......* quire ;-i I'ropertv. I tflil III I’l-ji .I 4JI|> ..I* oil hliti or YOU can enjoy h e a l t h i___ . Mr. Nerney, one of the old time ■ that mnkea frjenda" ner. He is also n Very good hull Detroit Ny further Scoring. F URNIM1ED In'il room. 30.",'-------------— ___ _ . ____ 000 000 •*••«*l*t pn> lilil i hot tl»i*v mitv <!*•t*in sh o rten in g . I CHIROPRACTIC way. Invcstl................ . . Actors who eutild boast of iiitimaie " i c i e r and bids la ir to give Homo­ 1•1 t'l (Ilf. hi Ml lllt«l.-Mt of |fit* Rommcll and Cochrtfl«| THreo hits au an error netted the aenuaintame with Kdwin Booth, ! <■>.»— Lots Fur Sul ____________ ___ i gate. Phone 4H2-J nr call and l e t _____ K_ . _ J r , , >: "lie a hard Tight for one of the urn! Woodall. djKOTnker team two tulliej in the .lohn Drew, and other figures of ,.(/ I us Lilk ever your health problems., L’n p i - i.-.j t i.-i.r,.; i. i i i W. It \\ If.UAMH. halflnu-k positions. ?,,vrtrard Inning. Tin* visitors scored tho American stage, had made this SECOND GAME| ' FOR SALE l.ot A. Tier of H. I. ■CM COUNTY — The I Dr W. E. Mnclhnignll. 1st Nat’l , i».;‘u a *'ltv M.iimuor PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21. i/l*, <; MtDKN CITY. N. Y„ Sept. 2 1 Russell and Higgins arc also Philadelphia in the ■ixth. Tinker reached city his permanent Imme for inuiiv *t’U>rnilou§ developBank Did*. Ulk Av‘ * Del-oresl, 50 x 140, with build 010 000 ; If I he I letup..e;, Tunney heavy 5Pi Waller Hagen is s ia r t in g WHt «s n tfiolclcj-’s «lnii/e mid years. showing lots of fight and both are r>n “ SOIJ I'ilURN T aA IIU U H T S Make om»r, offer, r.u Edi i. v i n .,,,11 *•.„ , lugs $28iii».00 huiko .'ll'O 000 20| |d »hout it in tho P hIiu •------------------------- ------------------------ pm/ 91— Legal Nol ices i weight halt le Thursday night is a j his quest for a third mi i x i; (itmiiully fast. The outstiurdon Vim-’s single. ive Sample copy sent un i 3 3 — H »lp W a n te d — M ale | room I * ; . V o l r m l. 'yanl ^ r“ bb. 113 West Dnuphii j / abltipuonjuh Soon drift Gruy. and Perkins; W ell Mr. Neria-e had played ill San 11-out" and il wan almost I tint i f."ll 1 hampiiuisbip like It.it.bv ' ________ ' loom. Kt-.i;.eii.ili!\ piicid. field len,.(i p|,i|a,|cl diia. I’a. ing tigurc in the line Atonduy wjis % yl.The Celorvmeii put three men and Manion. 2 Cupfuls Viour i> t i i i : t o n e r o r t i i i : m i >t i i |J one id last w-'-el,. s l " 'i * who, who. time after timu, t&NMT i " y.Ul^• sixth frame. Allen I' raiieisco. New Vm k, ( ha ago aiid lludai, the paid adnusMiui.. will •D'i»ta:. MDiiMii.i: ro ix -i-v .' SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT ,------1 _________________ i SAI J , “ ................................. — prni-ti(,-all-' every large city m Hu Iu / Tabletfioanful S u g jr | cm(7tfn infield hit and stole Hiniiigh and dropped the feed hy lipp|-o\iniatel.\ Hi,(Kill the I ness Service Offered s ’I'a t i : o r i- i .lim it.t. ; Him Int 05 ft. from V\;;ln i w on tin- qiin lifyin t- m edal BUREAU country, iu eonmany with all tlu- liighent previoig; attendnni-e ieeI n n* Hi** F h I j iip » f i i i&L>4 firtbml. ^Tlrowe walked. Myers )lM,llf for losses. His tackling is j I'raspoiinftils lUt/ting I'utvtUr 1 in (In- pri-fesN ional g o lf a s -", atio n K,i“ ‘N;r ,VMMr i*(,l1wS U' ^ ’ t ■ "» Sanford Ave.. near San i.a'i 1:,'. , _ 204 North Park Avo. •Ij*r i « I •luliit i i I>*•»•».imi•<i twsUI mg l.atli. 1DM Magnolia Ave. j sacrifice price. See G. l.‘. F e llo e . '.♦•i tlr Clkckcd nut a two bagger. Heoring lu'St i,vnn, known aetorr- of his period. ord fur boxing. -'I and if lie ever intercepts an t l '" i i 'i-iii-* ot on the S d is lo ir y I DRUG S T O R E —P r o ______________________ __ I X 1*11* *MATI.* » ’ a 7 ir. / 1 po o nfu l So ft J870 to t Still ho was nartie^ '1Ufn. th m h .rV cacfifice acmed r° " ' '■".v’s I or ward puss and gets l l \ \ l . M IT M K • , . I. i> . Iti.om IU, Arcade Bldg. Tex Rickard figurct- tlial lie will | w ith 7 0 1 0 - lt d H ire r Drugs, Soda. Wo are ! WANTED.— Farmer or farmers 7 < IU-» r , Cupful M ill or 7 4 — A p a rtm e n ts F i r R ent la^AUtOVVo. \’im-» vines nlndo n wild piteh tijtirly at live* in staue work. Y d will take an automobile to have I.N.titio paving eiistoiiii-i ( oi j i i - 1 • h- ; th an lio M iy ’s w im im g us your plione. son or man willing to work, to Lawrence I buret t. Mm <; n I M 'Tli’K I II1: It I | -.V i:lVK.N Ills I its to tally. ' him tor hiis not only ex'O lcw c^nill.M yer 90— Automobiles for .Sole Call 103 •til. nillliTHii* fi* *1 Will. .11 ill,. |t,III Sift together dry ingreiiieut.x, i travel in county. Steady work. Fori E()|{ RFN'T I i ""in Hilbert. Mrs. 5rolt Kidih.iis, all the Sesqui (Vnlenmal sladinni The -(•-ii- in ilo- q u a lif y in g roun d f r,r furnished _ __ __ *1.1' •r NhI uiiiImI \ II |'i:!l,i f•I4* ••111 "'•l.v last lad is also very hard . m .- llifi'* ( eTerymen' w-oit the th game in were familiar to him and with Siren test niinil"] of paul admi-t- H i -1 m ii e o a l u ma 11 ur tm ii u.i'-o-nt. ; » < ;’ -iinilii^s write ;n.l i(iviym.ii par, M a g n o l i a , »«• flu* 11oiitu.i».*■ .hnln»t nf PHI LADE 1.1*111. Sept m i in Snowdrift with two 'I o p after lie is tackled. Meventh inning, lieasli y heal these mid many other fmmm:< smu nt any |ii-vi"n:i halite. |M C'-ionet i|ioii mi fope ( out , i||j, s « TMltlflls* 4 ' u n t i l 4 I ' l l . rill 1, I f t o i r I I tin I full address to J. W. Witte, Rt. No. r .ir, H| .im !ll -|-.,viu.h. Sco | W II.LYS KNIGHT ami Ovcili.ml. ISt-vv .V Furniture Co. iiWi fniJi nil ihffgfd IMt: ’-Ho wont to n r- names he had plnved in all tile i'Wy». ivii.-i 81,non for Hie Firpo- S'.-i -i.n to (itl-V, stro k e s. • » i u » n . h c i 'i m h i i ; i i n t \ i i m l i i*i .* i t h i urn. plenty of speed in tlm — An attachment , foe' ' knives and work with fork a, Itox 74, Plant City, Florida. ___ _ _ I F and M. Motor f'o., I E. First Street » X .l iU.IUH •t f ill. |*> |;n , ,|t N t'llle I Mil.-cMnd on Frishin’n saerifice. Crowe repertoin-H of the period. Hi'l Meldhorn, who h.i an ip. 3 "-kfield and on the ends. Sanford |»y " " f Ii"’ p.. Willard binil mi HoyIi-’ i Ttiirlv furnished t*«rk and 4'ommorcial •enriy u full line X I s n i i » l . u l t i l i a r t t | . i a m i n t I F()R RENT. .! room _ until well distributed. Add High’s unol iu i» the il,,, f)ghtH (il-IH- Tlinnfy iwtpffled In center, scoring Hensley .i'oed hand, failed to g.q a ,,|.(l.,. High's olio ono weak weak spot is in iilil liniM t i n t i i r n l Mur**, t u n It r ap- ' •'« Jer:;ey C i|j , in |!»2;i. (ire tight. Cash or apartment, close in. 124 I -2’ Pal­ night was issued in com | 111 i **ii l li'ii to lit* *.11*1 ( iic a ' litjiiids to maku u soft dou ki Ajffl teok second on a throw to the amotig ih,. ;|2 qualifier, for ;«»; forward wall which is in need of <ir«! HUPS—MARAION8 M has been estimated Hint Venice $50.1100 aiim -x s* want your busimms. metto Ave. living | t l n «l * •• •! 1 1«’ tM**i kt * i f i l i . i i i M i m l i i l H t r a ,lil1 Myirs singled and built to H o te l Venice. ""<■ or two experienced players to court today at the S a n f o iii A u to m o h ilu Co. JO.OiMl or more saw Ih-mpsey m.iteli play hegiiiliiug loda.\ and that can be handled on V U"fi f * l Mini us t ii11 * and for m i ni*dt*r ! t.... "TOWo scored. Myers got three t Ilf green mill nri'u I UUnul.l ,<*■k I bolster the inntcrfal. Should JucV Kenrns, Dempseyf P h o n e 137 '!t»* ii.n ain u i ii'n i h i llu-ii i.\ ... . Ilai-en drew defend hix title against Cnrpeiv- ‘."'ling Sat ii rdnv. ONE furnislied 2 room iipartiiienl. 1I 2110 M n g n o lia Ave. hurt AIende Coiitrnrt le(, board lightly floured. Han­ manager. i Cancreto Co., general hglCH out of four times at the this material be forthcoming nnd ! "C bis Opponent in the first round t"-r in i'J2t nt Hoyh-e’s Thirty 310 Alaple. Phone 287-W, eoiiHtruction of new $]80(iou Tex Rickard wns n*B*4| |*jurk. sidewalks, build dle and work as little as pos­ Hu n- is a good chance that it will C H R Y S L E R "T !. ' r' ' a " ' ' l* " i -. ' h " h s> hull. Acres, luit Rickard is authority for tlu- youthful star, Joe T uiih-mi. ' ■' L'r j llu-ii it will take a good eleven to ishce, and the bail toMtoT AIrrigation boxes. J. R. So that even more people can be PARK APARTMENTS -Furnish. C H A S . T. F U L L E R M O T O R C O j ’ ' I. \i " i .c i n h m i t . Walter is in the upper half of Hie statement Hint only 72.(Kin a,sible. Hull thin und cut with W , Prop. .i ri u m it i .i-:v, yi iprill: box renre: sey’s nssets wns Hjm »» flown tho loritl loam. P h o n e (itl’J ] ed corner ('en lnil St, and Park i - 111- -VV. lrt St. I "ally paid to •<-.■ |tie "haul,, of the 'll aw. to I III- lower Imp »XM I’’K♦•**til 4>|'M *»f tll«» small cutter. Place oa ^rtaud Kearns is suing for nor y 'ij All-Stn-n Ail S a r a -in nmi Jim Itaim - worn I’.MMlr o| Nt’Hii* Mil In »' Dutton of last year’s team is Ave.— Elei trieol refrigeratino.-the ienHir,v." shown Oiv New improved ■■Dfelileke, an . I) JE W E T T AND PAGE |expected tn bp out soon and his ed to be due him undo1 Murphy steel kjtrh'-n, etc. Ptmne c fm- Hie PRY CLEANING CO. Mlowing for :.,I»(IU e m p l o y e , p o diauti ngain-J each H . 1-21 s«. . .. 'r V s Y ^ s r N T S l 'i a 1 P 411 o r baking sheet and Lake '■}FTfomhlw, r f 2 t round .Sanford Healer Harry 848-J. , presenco may mean a lot to the of his former conlran "t»-i- was Repairing and --------------------— | in hoc oven. I" emeu, firemen. in w spapei in< n a (Stanton, cf . heavyweight chnniplofl' I drawn in tho lower RIVE’S GARAGE i L-am. while ho may not lie un ■rnrjnp ‘106 lor prompt i\ K l i n it r o i i i t . k k v k m -i i I I against ami other:, who will n,,i p«v t " g» John Holden the lust, three yesr*. CHEVROLET ix. H ^ .y.............4 J l I II C I A I . I 'l l l l l IT . I \ AM» ' housekeeping, W- 1st Ht* j Phone 017 N I C E furnished ......... .............. ; outstanding star still his experir- - “ ‘ticle.x, tbiongh the uirnslilex, Ri.-knnl F O U S K S I M I I 'H l O I NTV. | dli 4 We failed to inentlon yesterday that the 12-24- , apartments, one bed room, first , nice will help the team a great F I. O IIIIIA . I X C II A \ C l ? II 1 . figures that f;i2.li(i(| all told, will ATLANTIC CITY, HvJ ncia, e . . . :i Tampnia S 150,001) e\Ieiisiitii h,,. floor. 310 E. 5th St. NASH deal. Several of tho boys aro not b a r b e r sh o p II W. IIA IH t. see till1020 fistic pectm I.-, Hie .10 policy Is anHj^uLlvc ono—we’ve determlmd Wo want two more Salesmen. .men, lb . .. a inir Imilt to lampu, tor ii si- ot post Ixiuds tho world in motor car value. jtnolla Avenue. m uniform due to the fact that 21—(A1)—Jack Dcmpwfj ( 'o i n p l a ln u n i . grentenl ever staged. davit, presented in wf“ ker. nli-na 1 office. FURNISHED apartment very rea­ SMITH MOTORS CO i Hu-.v are not eligible to play. I jarhers Special atVh. definitely thut lf^ * n Is worth doing It b worth The promoter estimated that today answering Jackj (iKiick, rf-2b . d sonable, modern, gamgo. In­ B‘ Indies and children. .(. I. I * A V I A ( S lim lc ) . I H A K l I X , ! It lias always been the pride of Vein It.-ncli—lmpidvi-meol; less than 7,mm Ink.-Is Were a , ail Iforcing him into ’ men, p I I quire at 103 Davey-Winston Apt. < H I ti l ; I n ) n r It m i i n I.-il. M u K<ix m ill doing well. <. AUTOMOBll.E DEALERS—If you c, ,lt.|4 Hu- high school that It has never charged Kearns witk. &.$'&■ able in New York and I'hdadel Ddiag $13,(ion, mndi i,, \ l*'iix. line liimlijiiiii. ) -6|ie;: 1 STEAM P R E SSE R Y want to sell your usod cars, adV ', Imil an ineligible mutt on any telephone system of South,-in 11,-11 4 . * '.7"” —" '.T "‘ — Hu(i-nitunta. I'li in. . , 75— Business Places for Rent vertiso I. pressing, .tailoring. < " in pany. daily on tho classified page j Til tlm iivfemniuii. I. t. Huvis nml | i "am and this rnlp is stressed very $600,000. Dumpsoy gnvc tnia m We can’t, be induced to do It any other way— £] JlTotal.-i ___ _ i nil Ill'll 4S L 4 III li'llWIltll mf\ (X *fUo Avenue. Phone 7 W I nilUKH OF PI III.ICATIIIN I . "i"ch In order to play in any for" discharging K/,rDL WHITE-HIGHLEYMAN, INC. gplttifon il PO USED CAR EXCHANGE liln Fox (Hlnulo) ur If niurrti-il Ida FOR REN T.—Spaco now occupied • I Ipaiich of high school athletics it was continued * o f ; we know that we cannot serve yon in the M.t)inec, b y 1 Chrysler Motor Company. CORNER PA RK AND SECOND Fox. Hmt----- F i j i , tn-r liimlinnd. necessary for tho play or ta Dempsey also chnit~J Hlork Far Mala ’ I*, niyieorlmt from tlm nttlilavlt Q. W. WANSLEY, Manager Weat l i t St. Apply A. P. Conthat will give yon ell the satisfaction wo can gift !,i,ve tnissed nt least four subjects war .at pnq tim« 1"" Sanford Ave, at 10th *4t. ot " J. ( lliomaa ■MWIMHH >IU llurro-v. I II’ J | of Irounai'l "Uliao 11*4 Au Mtork Satriman W. VA;, people i noHyA Sons. f‘*r Ilm coinplnlnnni. huraln filed in Husemester preceding and bo TO^ferowc, ylh .. 2 2 cerious chargo. you—-without you make it pofniUe to do so by ^ ^•b d in Florida. Each t Him you nnrt t-uoli of you are realCADILLAC—OAKLAND "'u si also bo passing•in UR^Sim- «*WM4*Sfl L v n -' jx,/'W e MyeM,‘2h I 2 SANFORD BUILDING AND UriilH of a - Htuto iillmr than tho » ■oflgh a classified add in 75 I — PONTIAC— exter in which ha' plays, </-j . HIuIh of Florida; Unit the addreaa giving us your property on an esdotro “ ^Irfgtpnlmr, If . .a I pfw n POST. 8ix cents Sanford Cadillac Company • of J. 1. Duvis Is !’ (>. Unx 114t>. ONE etore for rent. Apply A. P. J LOAN ASSOCIATION il ’ Mycr*, r f () ‘ 117 E. 2nd St. Phone 121 l’lttaburith. IVtinsyIvuriln. itiat the F consecutive issu^*- i Ctmnclly & Sons. fawfoa/ici ........ i.4 n. .■j/y*J In the lost analysis—buying and aeUlag M f r .'viktnlwoH, p Jack Dempsey’s defeat of | ( nrpentler’a spirit was willing VICE! is our stock of aMrchandke. If Georges Carpuhtier in four rounds but the flesh was weak. He-nt•V itSlr : (By Assorls.— utw^TotaU ...... at 7 12 27 ti a . 244K 'u'.( tn W ith nt Jersey City, July 2, 1021 gavo giro you ths moot service by haring on» tempted to force the fighting hut 'Score by inhingfl: Including game* » boxing n stunding in Hoeioty for h e l l o '. v m o i ^ T H i s ; < 0 6 5 TH E , W RON <j '’ . ' '' RATS'. TH ja h fo r t' .......... ........023 000 20x—7 nir,,y Bin prog, ,,,,, t0 „ TO .0.’ . o . DY csO LCT*. IT ^ T O O C W f r iL * 'j f.Yt,3 K * on an exclusive basis. ' tho first time on a large scale. successful \ SMOUUOMT TBU BPK O conclusion against w h o w a u t s t o Kn o w kll-titam .......... 212 001 000—0 N U M B E R 1, Henry Led,; negro, keeper of the- 'X'i'L *N*Uoaal B E L M D O p W iT B A . V IT M lCH T BU CJfiT UP. L Society attended Hie bout in such Dempsey’s skill and brawn. f o o t i -i ' :■ . 1 ^ W H A T ? Batting. Rant pT-—BjkMrxIjfor Ifro/Iibic ip ninth. " / '" “ l" “'^ fljirts of th* Offtfu K. s. IM PO gT strength nnd splendor thnt it was ^HammftrLrTwQ, Iiobb Hits, Allen, <d I . Lodge of Osceola, didn’t keep ■ • •i • J i t ' * ™ ? ™ ' ' ' ? hi« h1/ touted gJvon the suggestion of an inter­ V : uniUM*, ESdible, Fromba, h.s reconts straight, aCcof'dtll^r.to right connected once, in tho T ill national polo attraction. 1 .onlckv,' Double pluyii, Cantwell fo ‘ ' '' gf-' *• ; nala 8It iiYi r '!2 rr? j cl?a,T,nf - embeixlimont The fight was a model of pro­ third round, i„ a fashion that I Crow*.to Allen, Butu-n qn baits, Of the lodge’s funds. Lee left.tho Triplet. stirred the crowd to Ii„|h.-s that ho priety. All the conventions were had Dompsey groggy, but the Captwcll, 4, off Vines 4. Struck rounty suddenly, U 'WM aalfl,-and , HomarsVWi1' - -»-x-- observed. Not an epithet wns upjjjto Cantwell 3, by Vines 1. m- was arrested in Dade, City, qn )f-Stolon Btiat. ?r ryniVi champion assimilated the blow *r- v-t' piled by either prinolpuls or sec­ Without difficulty and made short jplteheji, Vines. Passed balls. information furnished by (bb aneiwj onds. Except for Carpentior, V(ho « , 'Umpires. Rollins,, Taindy 1f s department of thia Cmfiily. • DEVEtQI could not be expected to work up rounki ? ^ ^ Chulll‘"g°r in th? next vsdeHcks. Tibi* of gam* 1:80, iii' S?f-utii 1•*rBkr!J%,4f any great enthusiasm over the ira ir, it was an altogether d#HAIL r esu m ed lightful occasion. ididata foi* V; ,Th«ro was only ono right record »• a ULE, Fla.. Sent, g jl jmed while ad among the i • ; v j£ ;t«tors, Tw o-of . . . , ■ •“hodulKl t p Flor. v V r '; ihed during-fhe! Id*,A isfopier»‘ declares he .(it choie Esthe [»■ resumod t.iM » ac. ’ Jl'bcftUty, U8 uuaan.oi & g r y . “^ S » t ho#dTi money handl roundup and a; ,»nnouncu5|nt -by K/^-TJV .Had forgotten of f****H4 -tamp<Hl \ iw iF ~ ” ■ “ift E. Rots. Jack* Californians want., U> Honolulu) E p IlIH I ,wga -cantosTiyfit . Of f e 1" " YlFP bM he I ’jOllltr lijr ' inezBggp j fen-; Fawn" is aiijtlrt o storm k - »; ift ent-uporii $ tj-Aajr llween-r • * L u . ¥j. -a ** MB ME Bii, _ Giants Drop Fair Of Games To The Cubs Gets Trips In 4 Hits CJeleryinen Bunch Hits “To Put Runs Across fcjjPlate In .‘5 Frames FOOTBALL SQUAD SHOWS FORM AS 3RD WEEK OPENS Klton J. Mougfhton Senators Victm, Over The UroJ 1strained The 12 Cardinals Have 2 -Gam e LeadOverCincinnatiClub; Braves Beat Redlegs Twice 7 127,000 Kxpectcd Ha^enl{ej»ins(hi(‘sl To Witness Title ,For 2rd Successive j: Bout On Thursday Golf Championship I m A Rival for Indian Beauty Honors & Kearns Has At< Champion's Sha Purse From Big J1 It D oesl What Is It? Si«rns By Radio . S n o w d r iit . & m Fam ous Battles F o u gh t Fojr HeavyweightTitle Negro Lodge Officer Of Osceola' m Leaders I Leagues Are] By GEORGE McMAiSUS filNG UP FATHER f§P^ im & xw.-W;-s.f mmtmm m f t —* ® * /X ~Y iW J i L<^0,:,“MUrtod^ v paSA .■a? Sells Real Estate §i*ii m �•r*4?>iifVaeai/ait *- •-L. , » ^*»./• rtyj.-•/ 1 •r i r. ix ps«a& vm «r k »• I ’ th* H Iv<«» 1$ 'm . ’ » w a r i;r T 7 'r r 7* r r r i t r r • t r r r ^ r r r r r t T ~~*r ~Tv~r. ', I V»* vTXWX ij B S S g K '; Ifa'-r vr . . * m :s i BSS . S ts >? ■ vvssspa m . n ■ n ia i tf ' ~ • V rC fT » 4 t ) Vf iM . #<7 .> v• ■i'•>!»■■II— TTUNNEY A Pair of Fish Stories rr* r _____i . l ______ « Ca*h In Advsnes charge of 80c for ,-on. < rrrtisinjr in restricted classification, or is mtlde The San* will be responsible [ow Incorrect, insertion, T*e ............... rtivrr for aubneauent N ew Y o r k ’s I.cnd d* Tne office should _______ be T f lb c Uedticcd u l nrdlHtely in ceae of G a m es Itm c*n,.. t . . l f _ _■»- ^ PERK IN S,— HulH'rdttsher neadquartora fori v* uo i1 i1 I' K 7 .» •— »” Llothoa Tin o ,.. . N i a i e Clothes 110 w.v-c pirtt Street. -• , uiii. wdl bo received 0 and collector sent Jr for payment. ” 10c a line ._ 8« a line - t n Hat [niea on reqntat. _ed rates are for Insertion*, of average length a line. nil ' October 2 Loci burg «t San­ ford., • . • •” , • , October 0 Palntkn at Pftlntku. October 16 Oticn Da to. October 2» St., Cloud at St. Cloud. * October 30 Titusville nt San­ ford. • November 6 Winter Garden nt Winter Garden. Novctnber 11 Dnytonn Bckeh .it^ Daytona Bench. November 20 Kissimmee a t Sanford. ; November 26 New Smyrna at iford. ■ - • C h a lle n g e r W on C row n From ; B a ttlin g ..L v v in t'k y . T h e n Lost I t T o H n rry G rc b But I Wdh I t Buck in Jlrd M eetin g D ad . r a t e s Revised SbhedUfe For Local Gridders 11 P o lic e T h in k S c a r fa c n C apone W a s O b je c tiv e o f B u lle ts F ir e d B y R iv a l B o o tle g g e r s ; G a n g s te r s use M ach in e Gun ■ im B t U M M i ju M i a a m Dally Hsrsld k\*W ;'>r fHCom^JPirooi Re­ id To Win Third ‘J fSif * .•>o*i •i tv *i «k itfr - . b -5 ri ssaascsS BREAKS OUT WITH 2 BEING WOUNDED L*»VTta* fiw BB ,r ANSCO CAMERAS TU P SU PPLIES THE SEMINOLE HRlNTEHV W. 0,h SC W. N. , _ |77— H ouses fo r R e n t. cracS7 :t e " !7 i.l proptrty*l A T ! ONE 1 r™"» UHirig of prescriptions and auick j ,r>— ^l *ci«Vi at the .Stores _ udivery. I ------- -----------Drutra — Soda — Hot Bandwichea I ’ ~ * HA V-F m ;>’* 191— L o x a l N o t k f o .loubl. «. 4. : r i f ~ a 5 i r ~ ----- ----BI M iscellan eo u s. ---------- 1 ABOUT o .mn ----------- f ,.ii ai. “r 1 1 1 >'»■ "cc-! ' I'rlw 43.00 |rt feet. I’reu.olIng Fl..nt. niftidall. kAN^GRD DRUG COMPANY “Tho Rexall Store’’ Wo moker “ a flPcn?Ity specialty «f of our fllH.T our prompt 77— r------------------------------------ hOIt SALK- Space on this page u*i 1 “:‘slf'»‘d advertisements. Why not u nt those vacant rooms or sell those serond hand goods? hunwlow. W — A u laro o b llw F o r S a le ■ **mmu*wnmmmammammammum9m* kOR RENT.—(J room house, edeepporch,Hath, hath, $40per permonth. month. •«<in? < P'.rcn, Pun'iturv for mile, also flowers Apply (u 7 p. at house half W '"* \\out of Stone bridge, West r itst i rnt Street. Sit F •FOIt RENT.—|2f> pur month, 5 room house, electric lights, 1-2 ; aero land, flowing well. West First Ntreet near DuLand Road. E. A. Mrout, Farm A^oncy. j hOR RENT.— A new four room house. Inquire 1108 W. Hughey ut. DODGE I «he nditr.»n of Idk fo x (Slnald or Ilca.sure cars nnd Graham Trucks; »,« m,*rr,l<y* . I,,H Polt ----- F»*. Elm and l.’ltli St. Phono ‘t 1 iciiJn i'n ’"I’m’ ••J ,,l**t»urgh. Penn­ ---C J In m- tn* Hint* .,h,U. '* | »"» Persimi o( Florida thv service riuiiUH| |7 ■*rV»i UD< ii ? ...... ........... upon Whom wny u e m in o l e h u d s o n - e s s e x .>•’«, Vf «* you ami INC ' , n^ h* I'ellevr. >uq each to lie 2'»'l Oak Are. N<)\V# TIIKft LI* vfitrs, OIlK. you iW nntl Phone 41 ........ ... Itl ♦•iicn ur >nu urn h«»r«'l»v ordon^I tf> {4lT i * r 1,111 "* Com plaint Honh WORKS. ' >■:< tin. K„ur, !£*»!nrfll,;n v.B Mf-Meyers Gets T rips In 4 Hits FOOTBALL SQUAD SHOWS FORM AS 3RD WEEK OPENS S'Gelcrymen Bunch Hits [lijjTo Put Runs Across In 3 Frames Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or OillnuH Fever. Fi,ur.'hl)T nyrf °uf It kills the germ's' Distributors Cleveland Six \ . t.iJ ofdeT o f ' tvominercial Avenue I |l"hed tat four ronatciit?v« woik. -------------------------------------- I H'i> Huii foul Hvrntii, u lirwtp.urr *-- ...... me i | built Studelmkers .. u'| l T iu K 'M? n. 5,‘ > . " * n 'l a n d o f f ic ia l SAN JUAN GARAGE K l U 3 b " S#t ' d,,y " f AuKU«l. A. u . . v- k SANFORD HUICK CO. ' t c r K of ||,C ( 't rm ilt C o u r t la a n d I fur Sunlit,it., c.iniiiv, Plnrldri I Magnolia Ave. I‘hone :i«7 »> a .u \ v t : t : K n . W1« n n n C lln ,SE,N IiE!,IiV PRINT SI. LottiH Now tins 'I'vvo-Ganic An electric fun mat is; Pmi , Engraving, CHICAGO, Sept. 21— t/P)—The , Offices and Desk Room Adviiutatte Over Ilentlricks’ PHILADELPHIA, Kept. 21 Embossing. See us flmt. We <?) Advent of n new cm ill gang wnrnP» -Gene Tttnnev, the tweni ■ it. Phono 417-W, R. r . AvcnueT ipim; Brtii rs At.'the Mils fnro wax marked today in Cicero ! A TI RAGTIVE rooms to rent for LINCOLN _____ „ FORDSON rwM FORD !— ! ' " ' ‘tv m W n a n t KY' Sol,c“ '11* for , Gonunereial Street. eight year old former Marine who whtre n '-roadside a t rapid fire Count For Runs i.t Opener Mores or offices ut Park Ave„ -1 'IK I t . Sc|>( Edward Higgins, ‘inc. 14-51. aspires to knock the heavy weight Quiet Running from a cavalcade of eight nmler •nail ( omiiiereial Street. W M Comnu'iclnl & Puimetto. Phone 331 Good by L a n i n i t ] KAPVERTI8 F.HS <rowu from tin: head, n’r .iie i< 19— B u ild in jr C ontractorH . ‘ «rs nut roared the suburb’s pre­ ‘ °ung, Owner, 208 Purk Avc ' Dempsey, is one of the Ceiv pngi- Giants Drop Pair Of aid representative vious volleys from pistols or a June i\ n u itr of cm m ju k ik , lists who regained a ring title after familiar with rates, .SANFORD ROOFING CO Victor i machine jrun. * m e' Durablw OFFICE F o r KENT—Tn Meisch Tile sk a iiyo i . k n u M i , v r m : of losing it. . Games To The ( 'ul)s clasaificnlion will At least two persons were roofa. built up roofs. Re-roofing I f i .o k iii 4. Uldg Apply A. H Connelly A ’" 3 ’ The fcr.nipiete information, over old roofa. Leaks repaired. Ik 1 dene's championship uffah wounded by the fpsilade which » oils, Mfi£tii>lia and 2nd. Ill le r '- l i i i e u f --------7 • «i:pmrcu. I'.l I [you wish, they will tlmates lintaa frAA • guaran- 1 acre eonfiried to the light h n . I’Iml os Bent 'I In* Cltillios DODGE BROTHERS S’ • --------raked the Anton Hotel and the free. Satisfaction U iHuliiilii.t t,. Attaina. weight or ITbpiuiid Imu T iR e r s and Af hlr(l« 'nj in wunlitig your teed. Onk Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 111. Hawthorne Inn, u short distance 1 ■»'i.«,1 > \ i ( h B u sh Allow ino Only Low Priced JSOA— Ri>al ks^ale D irectory to mako it more cf•ver, some time before to- touh me D ouble Hill, from where Assistant State’s At­ » rm r% A Wk .a I wo Mils and \ V timing, !-H 'i»otlight as an outstanding <lad Null,',, 1, Mrret, v given. (.. nil torney MeSwiggin and two com­ CLARENCE SMITH** i tenlers W in ning r jr s f. HIGGINS SMITH-WIGIIT, INC* longer for Dempsey's laurels, fun 11 ,l',,v ‘ "iieei 11. Ho,I on ill,panions were slain m April by muO RTA NT NOTICB General Contractor Sul t.'lti (tsy ,,f t ),-(,.Iht, A. I>. !»'.•« | Real Estate and Itt.STMV, Sept. 21. </('!• Hos-I Ask to see them ut nry Won tho light heavy-weight eliine gun fire. Police sought two Si'Ll. GOOD USED CARS 000 West First Street „«r3 Hhoiild give their r ,a' “W h .l*! the ItaunraUle Ju« INSURANCE BROKERS CIIICAGO, Sent. 21cfinmpiniirhip of America i'r.,m toil In>o-.|«*d the etliinee < of Nt.i V ,f" lnr,i»- Judxo Of snltl ('min im other reported casualties. at Phone 441 D'3tl—Ford Touring cago cut down Svw Vi« 1postoffleo address as -in,Ik.' of t rol.Hte, f„r his ftniil ,11*. Loin.i i.’i the National tu ague pen-J ______ THE HALL HARDWARE battling Levi nr ky in Junitai'.v, l.»XJV Sahford got away to n poor start — Ford ("ou|*e ’ eir phone number if A witness said the wounded or I'liai'Ko as Ailminlxlra(iir of n,9 (L IS T YOUR PROPERTY WITH. over Cleveland to three, It wns rather u slinkv itowi, ".m l -tniggle Monday by dH-at|>am B cg ln R H cu vy G rin d In D'-.»— Font Touring Mewny hut UlMutgml tn rlmlk •lend bodies of two persons were results. About! one U. COWAN—All kinds of “f 'y"h*>tinlaa Adams, da"THE LOT KING” 1 «U..V by taking both „ in those days, for deoige.- f u r - [ bur Cincinnati in boili games of «»"«rd. nn.l Hint nt dm Mi„ m , L'-.l— Ford Sedan ,« 7 to fl Victory in tha third drugged into one of the automoTin and Sheet Metal Work. of a thouBund has j 300 First National Bunk Bldg. ! Pr<>|mration f o r " L e e s b u r if double header 7 tn :t ^ uni (.r.H.'iit io snld I'oun nu flnnl penlier was still the recognized ' n donlde header. I to ;| and to«l. l'.iJ4— Ford Runabout Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak Wo of tho soclcH with Jo * Tink- blips while u machine gunner knelt co and the others x ml MS Adinliilstralor of s.dd world’s titlo-hnlder in the division, i 'Vhile |li • Cardinals weie idle. Nt. G am e W eek F ro m 8 a (u r* while the Indiana U t tk —nunicate with you Avenue and Third S tre e t Tele­ ostnth, Mild ask fur (heir approval. li*2tt—-Ford Ton Truck THRASHER A GARNER to Bofltoh. $ d * S t e l afc-^he Municipal on' the sidewalk nnd spreud n cov­ Hut Tuiinoy lifted it to pnunin ) Louis thus gained n txvo-gimu* phone 111. d a y ; M obley S h o w s up W ell Rnested Axle lay know your address, ering fun of bullets. Dated 'AukiiM 1otli. A l>, Iti2c, Huai Estate and Fire Insurance encu through a series of hitleily ndvanlage over Hie (teds. FIRST GAME ontlnuanre M UST bo FltlCl* H. OODRJf, 112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford lie fourth giimo 'will be played Ono who fled with tho opening : Gli— Wanted— to Huy. conflicts with Hurry (Ireiis.! I ir-.t (.aim New York ntti nn MILLER O. PHILIPS. Inc. Mrinn at The Sanford HUDGINS & CO?. AN CO., Am . f.ouis Chnvntal, life guard nt I lwaged Ailinliilni rultir. Hy Hill D ii H imc Irlando thin afternoon and the shots was “Al” Scarface Capone, I Julian T. Crandall, merchant of la < iorinnu' i inn dim mn I HI I'ittdm igh mi:id:>i:ll. r'.lcoK.. ....... (flee <>r by letter. TeleRadiator and shi . 1, metal wor*,, 11 Jolla, t uhl,, tackled this one—an tomorrow. The one time vicu-lord of the suburb i Ashaway. tt. L, caught thin onr ! be Sanford High fonthuli squad _ Jifiganip W * here .................. .................. mil nut n Heating fireb : H" i"n LORIDA DUL a N D O Orlando 1 ' (, J^ D A I.E for good buys I cnniH'k, I:. .-, u „n,j p |J on*<nusnces are not Plain and ornamei lul snout me. *1 ICS has been cut to five games who recently gave himself up |lll(|j a seven foot Marlin wordfish off ■ight loot shark with Ins hai com miles io improve as the team l>or uml Nr holt, ’ Tunae.v and (Ireti ti»ng|,t jliic c 1 Hivy and llai gra .. , Morntlor Sentinel; largest ila s s i-, . m Ken Estate, 2:ifl Meisch UuildKlin Ave. ami 13th Street. work. Tel. 716-V . m i iB w , Rolliiut, announced from was released in connection with i Uhode Island, u ing (he roil and hiimls off I he laairh, and after , lorral li>-round battles at Madi ,.ti f -M«*t.rr • and .1. T.-g. !m * fil'd business, rate 1c 11 word, min- n*r' •"'i:ins its. third »f practice. . ........week ........... r SIJd.Mi AMEI Avenue. •".<> minute buttle, bioughl it ashor< Nitmiv (iardeu in 11*22 ami I I. diamond. L Tljju;oii The count now ..... stands ......... the MeSwiggin murder. He was reel he is holding, v. bile .Imam 24c cash with order. 1 ---------------: — Second Lame . i’rompt - Efficient I ’I 'l.spei'ts gr*iw brighter as. the I Vt!'^ ' ^ ""I 10(1 t 6 ono In f ^ o ^ o f tjio Celery- dining in the Hawthorne Inn, bis I *| Mi(>ALL A FOX, Krai ostatt* inmill mm nun Creb took the title from Cine m * 'in. i onat i S rvico "'gins heavier practice for Ham begins fo ri1 Clncngu ’’Ku 2H lino iqI 22 — Millinery— Dressm aking vestments. Best buys nre among remit rd Insobpiirl era and foiinl ono u| i m , the first encounter lost i» ..n ., lie lot, G*e first game of the aeuson which Jones a("! Suvcriid; Blai PHONE 3 our listings I'kone 74f>. e y e s 9 u itkly recover their .». Jinn lord's ksUir a luisty n i t through a rear door i toss dei ision iu iIn * rood tlav WANTED TO HUY and Met md\. * ^'''pa* ami I’irn in* nth and 1 tn be played hi re one week from stren o rf if treated ;i'G U y*mr lovely Fall Cliaris or strength Tt Ravs txVajmsscH in the find CLEAN COTTON RAGS Itelectives aovuuccd Hie theory•»ud had his challenge la at«-n bad. J ­ I nnd Fou n d . •atimlay. 1 Lingerie •all on .Mrs. Hays, 2213 S I— Wanted To Rent. with Lconardi’s Golden Bye in tlm third. Cox banted to tho plteh- Uml. Capone was the objcctivu „Y ; AT HERALD OFFICE limp Pair To I'nJm ST. IJH 'IS . Sr,,t 21- J Latest reports from Leesburg rJMoi t bullets fired by rival buetleggers. | ' Sanford Ave. Or Mrs. J. T. Childs ound.............................................. nnd Hen threw wildly Thereafter Tlinuev tried lliraie ' M *A m *i : k . Si pi 21 Lotion. Blood-shot*inflamma­ ,JUf Park I[llK Ave. Send card for ap­ ll«. toil ttnnl t II,mil* iiMlicatr l hut it v^ill have a hnivy Eenatois .b f- .d,-! (|le Bro„ Ilargc liver mid whit. 1a()7 ib lt, allowing Deriicko to score I be known victims of (he gun fire j ' cssfullv tn gain the wmtd' light ' •1a- < liicagu 1 'til, w >n |it»l,i ' aim s |11 WANTED. - One room furnished * 67— Rooms With Hoard. n ld*>g with collar hearing pointment tion and soreness are relieved Of Vimr On 11f \„|, Hon am ami will tie particularly <l«y 7 to i nel« siiltfled to left and Htan- were Mrs. K. C. Freeman, of Mav i I for light housekeeping nil sea- I heavy-weight title, which passed <•] ;i dmiMf Ih’.t I' i tv1111 N« w >01!; strong m tlm line. Many of last Wiishingt oi , OKI 120. Inner ; nwo one lemon < ______________ without pain in one day. Cools, SANFORD HOLDING AND , crossed the.-plate on Vine’s l a., anil Louis Hurko. Mrs. Frc<*Imm Carpentier In Ihittling Sil.i to H'day I to 2 and 2 to I. iknidoo; HOME cooked meals, $8 pt*r week; son. Write H. r are Herald. lPfliater. Finder notify U5__ irio risln heals and strengthens. ! .war's team are in nnifornt and El. L'mia LOAN ASSOCIATION jtla to left. *%TIir»fc wna the luid iiuiri was wounded in the left arm ' Mike McTigue. The wilv Irish ' First (,:in.v ,o r ,s l8 also sleeping rooms. 1101 W .) u > » _____ ' ' ■'id! others nre expected to report I nnd „„!»'"o!!u !' I<U‘ :l"f| ,twll | It. Phone 1C. Reward. 1 scorln^f/or Inn in*, " h ill shots swept tho automobile | Itill) |||;> |pn • LEONAUDP3 "'H " Ieftlsed In heed Timnev * bn ng„ First St. Phone A04-J. — H ousoh I<or S a le Sehnng t bctoi'c the opening of senson, it I h ‘STEW A RT TH E FLO RIST" 91— Legal Notices. to tno.second inning, Hill Myer■liiillenge.- \\lam tin* ermvn ••\<nt. New \'oi'k turn jnti nop 2 . rs in which she sal with her small ' GOLDEN STB LOTION pwn smull fox terrier, Lenders Lose — I reported. Leesburg wns ulso very Flowers for all eccssions. <tho Cc|«rymen rapped the ball son and hushiuid, a horse owner (Hy Assorlatrd I’ress) ! meets dee fat just unci inure MAKES WEAK E\ fcS STHONO '"‘Hy missed nil In Paid IhirlenKaol'uinnii and Gonaalgs; ROOMS, with or without meala. *ss on when lust seen, OVERLOOKING lortunnte in imving three iioys Ai,vi;itTtM|.;vmxT run nuts McLANDER ARCADE tt f ^ W f i l p DunJmr rncing at the nearby Hawthorne The Nt. Louis Cardinals found j Standing today; hui'll mid lately tn .lack n.b.eev, and 1 iimminga. SfO •• aUJrmfllim HIGHLAND PARK dvin Taylor 809 MagReiiHgniilde rates, l.involn Hotel. hid ians Arc Bat T:\VKH < 0 \N T IlI ( TI0X, ,'iToni northern schi/ds to enter Phone 781. themselves with a full two game ty ® 1* P«fn*d, bp to plant. the former Marine was lighting as Stucco bungalow, ft large rooms. Second Game H.t.SrOKI,, KI.01II0A. I Won laist fVt tb«re and these hoys uro expected -,. CLEVELAND, ............Sept. . Icke, who throw the bnll to a full-fledged heavyweight. Th • ' 'hii'iigo i)I(Ih will hi* tt*r»i\f*4| up fd1—, _ nun imim nun I'ruo $8500.00, cash down $ft00.00. Hurko, a hotel guest and follow­ lead over Cineiiinaii today ns lh< ' t" fill the places left vacant by 1 Cleveland's chances to 2 7 — Professional S ervices. |fiH- Roonw W ith ou t Hoard A a fte r dropping |t. Tim ball er of tha nicest, was hit in the ' result of limit her Boston Hruv, 1st. Louis N7 62 /»k I American light heavy-weight title Hnrt Nason, ft07 Nat’l Hunk Bldg. *:3ll 1* Al. Kfptwnlicr 27. I:i2ii bv I fk portfolio containing ‘dilution of several momAmerican League pftuu , , ' r 1 ! “ * • ' : v » « ' „f „ , „ U| IV. WWb o f tho ling nnd VV. My- nuniildcr as the hotel nnd shops in i Uprising. |( 'iiirihiinti ~ Phone 249. Hr> HI .571 automatically went into discard j papers of Southeast cally went glinunerinc 1 imLv. ''era of laid year’s eleven. Nuplea -$40,990 new hotel to be , .... speeinliz- 1 The Yank: yesterdav dropped with ’Iun(lev's departure fmin (he 11.un EUGENE PERMANENT Wave , ,KENJ ' . T Kro,‘t bedroom, n il-!---------by. the buildinga were sprayed with I Tile Hr.uves, win are •ny between Rives Gnr• Mari -- -nolle -- Shop. The I1 joining hath, «reasonable. 018 erected here. iieunniil ontirnd j two games to Chicago 7 to 3 aid (lass about two vears ago. However, every one continues to the tail end Boston Ut BBlcko thon camo to Ike don- bullets*'from the slowly moving I ing in, ,walloping . for 110.00. THREE GOOD HOMES , , Phillies Hum |n Itiles X Johns River. Liberal to 2 in 1" innings. the i lly ,'.„„i,ilM4|..n ..r ' * J K err *•>« defeated I im iunnti twice yes I to l, but with the Host mi Ite.i Elm. I'lioni. iliM V .^ Other* Who Come Hark n that, II. Myptjt .mmlu pn In curs. FOR SALE found notify Sanford Basket. 2nd a n d 'Magnolia. I’ll 11 .A D EI. I 'll I \, Sc] 1. 21. —l/l*i be very optimistic regarding the Boston k1", lit i tin IK. •..„i, rurt Ion ..f th.. ait) opt) nio l| t, rduv. has five more games to Sox whipping ( b-veland ■ ' to 2 is chances of tlm team and there Hy^ind'*, # ad'od t. Ha mils Several other fighter: have led On very liberal terms _ . ftp must —— -------------------lirtment. Pittsburgh won tic opt |., t „f a B is c u its : t tea ii . jv Cleveland | m tu ttaj ool plnv. Hie same as Cincinnati. I Hi innings, only a half game wns PA IN TER —DECORATOR 1 OR KKN T.-Tw o housekeeping !b. distill, turn of winning |,, i I11" '' !'••"»« forgc%qitfLhnt hc^ iftfU sA i 11 Phone 73ft or 7Ht J , rt- . w.* I, tt„. j 'tu| were several new .faces1 a t the i'll ft. HlltlltjlM* MHYlTd, Ml) Wingfii'ld sail (;d,S0n;| • OH-TIna?Actor Dies H u ffy l i e ' l l h i . c u i t s dad: Hendricks may la d! hi i: dipped iami i Jh three ami a half 1" , !"-« they bad I.. (. f A. H. Riggs. l!0 t Laurel Ave > f" r <""Ple. Ui09 Ummi |to make piin'lire Monday which was held l»» .M <lli •*>ruggs-Scoggimi Realty Co, I" I--.:-.; I |„ ;i^ Stations — RcW 4 •'.! ||f| f| men to vtcloi v tn all five gain*-', ; game margin of N< w York at the k h*'c’"hr I, mirldl. . c, 11 up jp tht the works. IJe started in I' ll"wing. the baseball game. Ross Hudlin .nnl J.. Sewell, Myl Masonic Temple Bldg. PHONE 8IM i VLt fch tun no.' uui 'j ,q ' • i • * I • • H «*k'in **T ii •’ / r v c tJ t o ;t i j c c o n t III tU Vk Ml«)|114 .1, vs f»*'ii» 4M In. t*» one of tlirni .with SI. I .uni . and , top ..I th<- Anieriiau lengm 'l' : with '' buck to kiio, , | ti't,., c j | • ’ '"I 'dolphin oni 1 linn (Milt u •> p ' l i mbi , formerly of Lakeland hut npire Tandy and per Furnituro Rofinlshed n i r t k i 'm ii 7 ,' 7~" , ,, - ...... ................. thi I,, <n.« Tiger: and Marks O il ----------------------------------------__, I URM dll.l) room, »uit:d,le tor l-OR SALE. -NVw five only tie with tin Caidiital ii prevhaislv |„ , If *.eiv York win but t.io of j ,lM till tip vehemently that In* wan 'l it** Pir v mIII f »ir n|*«li *"'K„».'l,l ! p u n i i r - n t o f ^ r a i s e . ■<••1 • h; W'lb.iigtiby and in"' of Sanford, entered school I d e l TRIM CO ST. I’KTKKSHIMU;, Fill., Jtept. I St. Louis will.: tb tir •oil of 11\c j |hr iv leoianuni* T'.mie He III- I*!" berlami him d f. |„ n„ DKTK m IT. S< j, U ||<U||. S. J. NIX t'.'lo u 1 ''. ," 1' scl"*"1' house. Ju st finished. Ex.cp- hl»».,k ii ini e* \\ <*r |<11m nt, the umpire waved him to th< , Holiday and was out in full uni.................... >'|it. 'JO-iAl > llhu ear. not the owner." AHomey and Counsellor nt i.aw |“ '* 11 's,t' Himiil good buy. Part terms. I*. I T h e ird o iica ft. g o o d n e ss jCh, Dcnltke continued Ins ur- 21. f/1 ’) Martin J . Neraey, 'ill, games. The Cardinal can los«. j dian . must ,vin al! .,1 then 1 l'*rm .vcsteiday afternoon. This ! Diking the fast guiuc 8 I, to ''' ' , ‘ss. Abe Alt, l| mat. Ie .| i in-.! 817 for estimate 1. I V cert ifi...( .'Ilf, |( for 3tl0 Eust First Street. |.7,7.7., ‘7 .'7 (y Box il8(i. Phone VKtl-J. •iniiia II s stir "S real l.v knocking mil Ids , on |.|.-( ' tight 1 I V iliertta anfl_ he was ordered off •me of the lies! known of Nt. pet | three guinea uml lie if t'uinnnuti grab I lie banner. *"•>'. who lias played the game heI pln,vi a me giimu o e -! ....................... , -1 I•i.I I,,li.I ii, t'o„i|,,t„, j nvircs discussion and .’ RADFORD ____ ________ _____ _________ |VI'.Kl at t rm 11ve, coal, (rant mom, -----------— _ ___ .".i.tlllil t 1" to .l»»(. |.’ or.j ( Han 1ew«»n it fme, was ensi •Tahlirg's enlotiy of eelohrateil p*'o j . .. . . . _________ _ ................ " MJ III rgrottnd»v> . sily the Hhiuing light I 1 ntludi'lplim i!r»i>|>«ii t I v Sullivan Ja d . Itt if r.,t< I "III til" l;t| lei'. Die. whs found ono. in br*l ves BLU E BIRD BEAUTY SHOP, 1 Dm t „r 2 geatlei.ien. Phone I I I -J FOR SALE -One i„.w Spanish ■bihnny ! tu f f M aid I.al Kid l.ewi ab.we :, ,| , •inlay and he hns plenty of t'* 2, when Ha- Tiger pi .mil ....... ill. Ml!,.,, r m |... 1 th e sec r et is o u t— they Ruwnbfi Bearing Dunlmr t'ldfiy afternoon at r,r«7 Scon.I 1 sue I ."ir tu d, 'hire llerinaii P'cil. well, i eiiampioii. "We specialize in permiuu'i.t wuv-11/.,* p i v c *' bungalow, corner Celery Ave. ■-«••••*«• oil. i S“|.|.i"|.. | |-, ,,| C||y His tackling was deadly od too much fur the vir l»d nnd adjfjuegii. ojjv bane on Avenuo South, where lie linn mail. , i i. i,,t « r , ..i 11. .• , n ,|. ....sit i.r : "till to have I \ in'll u rc m ade w ith Snow » , ------------ -------------------. o 7 ‘.7, . 1 I D‘ l and Liii-.U Street. Will ell nt ‘ . oil ES "ULCANIZING ing". 200 North Park Ave. stag.- a come .mil the opposing interference hurt —j I, ticket -wide throw. Myers was FIRST GAJH Herman t i|; I. Hits' >h e t. nod -------------------------------— Sm" ‘ K,rn Av*' .meritii< • , f em i S e | | „t once. In " uasn title iinnors, |tel>'SS A WELSH a hurl time keeping from the run- Philadelphia (1(12 (HH); }WH mfl a t third on the play i *"• •’I* v I -Ofll,111 1..|, I .IOI V"* III.. | d r i f t , a r ic h c r e j i n y , «f1,1 1.1 I. j.<t JII) ..!• :,|| 1,1,), or YOU can enjoy h e a l t h t h e irm>\|. n e n • • ;' 1 •'•oja-rtv. t truxt umkcH friends" »' further ^ncorl ng. He is also n very goml hull Detroit MOD D M '.' * i'1'l lin> Mil llini ili.'v no,v ,|«'M,i I shorten ing. actors who could boast of iutimuic *' ' 1 t CIIIROPKACTIG way. InvcKli- j * \ ^ ‘ ,.,'1"1 2" " ' — - - - ............1ai rier and'bids fair to give some­ Wo* hitn na an error nettcil thg acouaintiinco with Edwin Booth, Rommell and l'ochr*n«J *" l" Hi" Im'j.I 1r,I•, . .si of III.. ___________________ _ * gate. Pitoin- 4H2-J nr enll and le t 1 g la __ _ jo .) — L o ts I nr Su l one a hard fight for one of the nnd Woodall. ! I A Rival tor Indian Beauty Honors * r team two tullws in the ••“hn Drew, and other figures of C</ in. 1 os talk over vour health problems., L-n II 1. i.-7,.,7' ,, .7 7 . --------------------- ----- ------------ ,-----halfback positions. W. II U 11,1,1 A.MS, i Inning. The vlnitots acored SECOND GAME| CM COUNTY — The I |)r W. E. MucDougnll. 1st N a t'l. , ‘L’ V , 1 la’droom. •FOR SA LE J.ol A. Tie, of H. I '*111LA DE LHIIIA. Kept. 21. </P, J <•AliDEN CITY. N. V..s . •*, •in in tho aixih. Tinker reached citv hhlmoaniin^'T) hml 7"'" Russell and Higgins arc also .. «111V M.iiuik.t stupendous develop- Rank Bldg. _ Ulk Aw'| D, Forest. 50 x nu wui, but!.! w fat an a d id d ers clioiio and dtyrhis permanent home for many j If ||,e l>r„,p.a«;, Tuu.iey heavy-| •/!’* Walter Hagen is showing Iota of fight and both nre ! Philadelphia 010 000 k •bout it in tho Palin . -----------------------------------------------“ R " ings $.*8iM t.O O Make „tfer, EdSOI m u ; IIN T.1A ni iCUITS 300 000 211 (X inti', llv fast. f..u« 'Pk................■ w " . . i weight battle Thursday night is a hd ■ t for a third :m . ive prod on yine'n single. BI— Legal Nolicos < xit iI iitiomilly The outstnmi- Detroit Gray, mill IVrkins; WeD[ I '" c Ugiifc in the lino Monday was Famplf copy sent on l 33— H "lp W a n ted — Male* - r im IV - , ,, u ,1m “i r- n 'v•',r<, J * (;r " l,b' n " Went Dtmphii. j I'ablesfioon/uh Snout/rift The Culoryinun put three men KrV..!,‘. s j l r v‘V hv '""M"' in San 1"sell-out" and it was almost that I «bampiondiip like l(..t>bv mid Maitmti. 2 Cupfuls d o u r a i?' N,‘w ' !"'h. 1 haago ami j toduy, the paid adiuis: i.,n. will I dal last wd.. ix t h i : , ui u r o r t i i i ; c o r v r i I f hi the sixth frame. Alien >t'*'ii, who, time after tiino, •II IMil:, M.UIMM.i : I III XTV, ' SEMINOLE EMl'LO 1 AIENT ---------- ------ -------------------. . . T V . ----~ — , looks' through and dropped the Jronvjgn- infield hit uml stolo country, i'nt'eonu.anrwithV«il i TabUipojnful S u rjr ness Service Offered x'i'ATr. o r r i.o itin t. ; BUREAU 1 L’u n v T . '* , *'DK SALE. Oin- lot 4ft ft. from '7 ’* 11' >"■'>"'> .... |. tin tl««lifyi„.. plid. ‘ Ttlrowo walked. Myers j r"»,"cr for losses. ILs tackling is tRON I loom, twin boda. .mime. t ; (1I1Smifonl Ave . near San Lat in. In ," Kir Kilnlr >,r, 1 , ( ............... . • i -^ * * * , i , < , j I rutpO'infnli /hikin' I’owiiir Iiest known i.eton of il, p 'ri ' ^ l| ,"iV,m 'r ....................... . •«•«! golf as... a,an, 204 North Park Avo. i.-ig Lath. IDtl Magnolia Ave. . niterifire price. See G. C. Folio v>. '..'I,,.' .•Ill'll I.tlllil, l| III'.. .,H,|| I r ckcd out n- two-hagger. scoring i m" "d and if he ever intercepts an tI>RUG S T O R E - P r o IN fill III A IM ■ I From 1R70 to I H im | ,o wm Hrb i o . ' f . / u «•“ ^'h^nry J j ( r. i ipo o nf ii l Su !t |||en. Dimbar’n rutcrifico uporeil i en.-.iiy's forward pass and gets m Room 19. Arcade Bldg. I t XVI XIlilrK . I*. Drugs, Soda. Wo are |WANTED.- Farmer or farmers 71— Apartment* F ir Rent active ia stage work , ; ,1,i" ,M’ wi" ! V \Z. ' . ' 7!* l 1" "-ec , Cupful M ilk or tt'*, r t>«*e. yitien ntnili, h wild pitch uUrl.V I •'« y it will take an mitninobilc to Lawroneo Barrett Mrs t; it have l-*JKI0 paving ctistomei, ml ' ' " *'• - than Hobby:. inning as your phone. boh or man willing to work, to I •TICK I in.lCl.llY ' it VI.N lion S{, »Y|«1 It iiljowr^; B ill( Myer« 'to tally, Gilbert, Mrs. 5colt ’ Ni.ldiuis j ■t"i' liim^ tor he is not only ex­ Call 103 B0— Auinmuhilos fur .Salt* . , 1 Sesrpii tVnt.min’d staduim The I 'he ipialifying .......... f„r ' I" l,IMl"reU'"• >1 will <11 III! I.ill, travel in county. Steady work. For FUR RFNT. 1 room furnislied _ __ i t " ' '"'l.v last but is also vary hard yf/'wthe CemrymPn' wait the game in were familiar to him mid '• willi greatest number of paid admis- j .I.t, , f \i»v«iiiI«* i l I, | |,ii«m.||| Siti togethertlryingredient.*, h," " " :il amateur .................. .v'^i;.,,b,fs write «ml give your | .,parlll„.,lt , jiagnoli,,. " , lilt* I f.nuu'.i i.i" ,'..i,iil. jiiilK*. uf ml in Snowdrift witii two a Mai. Pll 11.ADEI.I’lll. Sept i" stop after lie is tackled. \'k(|W seventh inning. Hensley heal Ihese ami manv otlu 1 fanuoi ■ sioiei at any previous battle, be I .......... f'mr ...... . (hi, ,>, , Takach. K iiiiiml.. I'.Mii.i. l'*t..I'M.. Hi.'" IIiu,I |St<»Ve A- I’-urulture Co. full n d d r e B B to J. W. Witte, Rt. No. r r] . WI LLI S KNIGHT nml OvciIi.imI an wimt to sc­ names ha had plnvcd in all th" ■says. WI1.-1 Nl.nim f,,r |IM . Cirpo I s*:l' lo strokes. [ " ''b plenty uf speed ip tho — An nttnrhincnl for Ji "in'll. HIT..... I .•fi«I \iiiii'liri ii jih j knives and work with fork 2. Box 74. Plant City, Florido. ’ _ I F and M. Mot*.r <'o., fl E. First Street se.v’a shun' "f the pura*_ , ifcjd on Vrisliie's sacrifice. Crowe repertoires of tbc period. I ••r* ill! F.Mf It, ,)( N«*((le I ' i* "-kfielil and on the ends, Sun ford \\iIIne«| bout mi Hoyle' < Thirl v Hi'l Mchi horn, who b.i . an iuIrany u full line Park and Commercial 'Lii’ll! Lt’lnli.’irt di t't-dHfd, .uni nt i until w J l distributed. Add kOR RENT. room furnished jfrlHtrlfed to center, scoring Hensley .i’ni'd band, failed to g,.| ;l J D'pli’s ono weak spot ih in the fights Gene Titnney Ai res, Jersey City, oj |!<2;t. . - • •— — ----- ----------- -*lil Mm** tii* ft mil i Iipiv , mill, i* aji- • arc right, (,'nth or apartment, close in, 124 1-2 Pultook second on a throw to the ' l'"i word wall which is in need of night was issued in Conti It lias been ealimaluil that tmaifig tbc 32 qualifier. |',,| an HtIPK— MARMON8 j nit. ..u,.,, i„ in, -,.,,-t i.„ „• liijuids to nuke u soft dou kt Venice $50,(100 annex ** want vour businnna. being nieito Ave. court today nt the r«f Sv.4uSte. Hill Myers singled and built In Hotel Venire. Siiifniil Ammn.ilillst Min i •‘••iili’iM. mi *.r flirli iMhiihiiHirH ; "*>" or two experienced players to fOJKMl or more saw Dempsey I".Ill'll play beginning today and that can lie handled on V , , AUtoniotitlo Lo. • »1 sunt .......... ."Ml for ,,i, nnl.r Jnc\ Kearns, I>cmpsey!| toWp Bconsl. Myers got thren Ila tin drew i bolster the green material. Should .Magnolia Avn. Phono I.'m Ii.umiuk tfi*in m *u«h i:\».*n-; Furl Meade Oontnmt let, for d*‘feml his title against Carpi-n- 1 •tilling Suturdnv. ONE furnihhed 2 room apartment. ogles out of four tliuea nt the manager. , 1 Concrete Co., general hoard lightly floured. Han­ 'his material he forthcoming nnd in the first mimd, construction of new $180,(itNl dtv .'tier in 1921 at HTi'vles’s ' Thiri’y i :\,r h,s 310 Maple. Phone' 2K7-W. |WorL. sidewalks, buildTex Rickard was rumfdl ■ !. Die V youthful star. Joe Tuin.-u, i ibrio is a gooil chance that it will hull. ' Acres, blit Rickard is'a,ilimritj'far . CHRYSLER ! .. muln' , v " | . ' l l' " f Ht " ! dle and work us little as pos­ ,,“tl,r,‘l slar* Jm*’ kirrigation boxes. J. R. So that even more people run he |then it will take n good eleven to ishce, and the trail to (H A. S. T. FULLER MOTOR CO j * l. ii viit . J vv-,l,,-r i in the upper ball' ,,f j 'he statement that oalv 72.nun PARK APARTMENTS sible. Roll thill und cut with *r. Prop. . . . . . . ... ,t•* \ i!Jlt i .\'i . in Hie box scute sey’B iiBsots was fixed « down the local team. ’ the diaw. In the low » bull i . |*urk I 111 'Y. I rt St, Phone 992: *t rri .*•; x.*>f III." It.ally paid to .... H ie • ’hatllc of ad corner Cetilral St. i,n,| iiiiii , .ir, i Kxeeiili.r*, Kearns iH Hutng for nu)"' ii AII-Blai-s Ait it small cutter. Place* o i greased S.'t!a in rii'il -I mi I!ai ni were the century." Dutton of last year's tcum is (.■i..I,. <<t X, I", Mr,rh, Ave.—Kle, trieal refrigeration, cd to be due him und*T J shown the New Improved ttilcke, r.s ’. (I I." i.l.iirl. 1 ' • • . i.INril | expivted to he out soon and hia JEW K IT AND PAGE .Murphy steel kitchen, etc. Phone pan or baking bhcet and Lake PRY CLEANING L’0 . Mlowing for .ViHHl empb-vi s. . ‘. 'V T ' ,Vm’h the I 11-21 28. li. |.' I*,.’ i; 2•!l ll* boinhiii, i f j presence may mean n lot to the of bin former contract * III KI8-J. Sanford Don lor ••niiig, Repairing nnd firemen, m o^iapi'i'm, n , ,ir.». , .,,,rrv * • ■ • M ** ' was ! in lint oven. heavyweight champion, Itillton, Cf . -........... — ----------------------- ---- | ivi , r, a GARAGE i f'lim. while ho may not be nil RIVE’S Irhone 406 for prompt against IN nil' I IT I "I UT, KKVKNTII j'Md other.', wl," Mill no. ,u,y to go |J„i,n 1bdden’" V"f the last, three yearn. CHEVROLET B, If j "iitsl.Hiding star still his cxpcri> N I C E furnished housekeeping WIflt St. ■, Phone 517 •II III* IA1. CIIICI IT, IN ANI>‘ thloilgh the iiirnstties, Rickard idea, 3n . FOIl RKMINOl.i; "IINTV, 1 | w i l l help the tennl u grent apartments, one had room, first figures that 182,01") a ll told, will I'l.Olt Ill.\. IN (lUXCHIIt. ATLANTIC CITY, H Midp, c ... t o floor. 319 E. 5th St. ileal. Several of tho Imyn are not I g BA RBER SHOP NASH see the 1920 fistie ,peela. le 'the i i , J k T ? J lM ’..... ''x' ( i,si„M beII W. IIAtill Wo wuiit two more Salesmen. SttthB, lb . 21_(AV-J»ck Dcinpwy *n uniform due to tho fnct that Phenol in Avenue. Ix’uda tho world in motor car value. greatest ever staged. office* ^ " a " ,P‘l> f " r use of post Comiilnlnaut. Inker, nii-sn davit, presented In «** , they m e not eligible to play. FURNISHED.apartment very rea­ , Sarhers Special ntSMITH MOTORS CO V«. The jiromoliT estimated ibat ' ’ i'* ' ,, itBpek,-rf*2h today answering Jack sonable, modem, gonigo. In­ Indicf and children. D has always been the pride of forcing him ini') ... I. I DAVIX (SiliKl"). ||>\ KOX. «•***■ than 7.000 lii kels wen '• -Iinprovements l-.. |noB, p ..... quire a t 103 Davey-Winston Apt. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—If you iSImkIi ) or ir i.il, till, Knt unit lli" high school that it has never 1 Yen. lb ,teb ' Kearns cjiez* ..... r ................... ........ ......... ......... charged . .H.i«.aants. Fax. tier IiiihI.jiikI | STEAM PKESSERY bud mi ineligible man nn any system of out llern Hell want to Bell your uboiI cars, mlI•«fr,„l«nl.i. *500,000. . vi 75— Business Places for Rent vertino dnWy on tho clainifieii pii^p i T o Ui« j1' pressing, tailoring "inpany. Irani and this role is stressed very d« foinLin(H i !. D uv I m ami ^Totals ’ . Dempsey gave i/tiiipaoj h"**' thi* * » "J Urtto Avenu*.;. Phone ■y g much. In order’ to-piny in liny ------ ------------------------------- -----------------OHUKH OK V I U I A C A T M * _____ _______ _ WHITE-HIGHLEYMAN, INC. ; Han ford f for discharging ^**rr'J' FOR. RENT.—Space now occupied -CAR_EXCHANGE! Ida Kox (.single) or If rri4irr1«'il Ida blanch of high school athletica It tuna onnfl n 1 1 4 1 1 ? IDf »?* ijSiicy, cr . wn* continued »»«_., b y ‘ Chry*ler Motor Company. CORNEIC PARK AND SECOND K n t , n n <1------ K n * ( h**r hti*l>nnd. ,'s "oeeasnry for the'.plnya* the playal- to Dempaey also charfW •Jibio, HH-'J. Nlnrk Kar Hula '1*. iiiyienrlmt from (In* affidavit Wjtrt J« L St. Apply A. P. ConQ. W. WANSLEY, Manager have pnssed aitt '1- -*■ *four- subject* ’ ■■ * •' lea*t , Sanford Ave, at 10th St. v w at ono time in ’. ” 1 uf J. 1•liiiftiHM <Jurri«‘V . 'M of ICMiinuf'l ’lull,' I , "H lias'l fOlYN, W. VA„ people | noliyi'A Sons. in the semester •l*t No Nlnrk Nalrxman tor preetdihg and ho aorioua charge fur lit,, cinplulunnt. luroln fllt.J, “ "d in Florida. Each i llmt you nnd ,'itrli of you urn realmust also be rpassing ..... ............ CADILLAC—OAKLAND m hin'the,Mm- - r-vx T■— *2(. —* >• - 4 ’ JrritH .f a atilt,' nil,nr than tlm SANFORD BUILDING AND •»Rh a classified add In 75 « \ —t*UJNTlAO— -PONTIAC— ester in which lire7 piays. inbnrt if ......... 3 Hlulii of Klorldn; tlml tlm mldremt •Ikiwn POST. Six cents ONE atoro for rent. Apply A. P. Sanford Cadillac Company of J. I. D iiv I b I s I’ O . II,ix 114(i, .1 ' Myerx, rf ... 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION W conaecutivo Issue*. . Connelly A Sana. ‘ 117 K. 2nd St. Phone 121 I’lttxtiurKli, r,'i,n«> Ivitnln. llixt tlm' ^VVS0»ft«»il*‘.o...».4' itwell, p ....... 3 liofent of ,, Jack „ Dempney's . i C’urpeiitier’s spirit *»»!• willing Georges ( nrpei.tier in four round* |4 but the rikah* was weak, at-• (By A s w c i^ ^ l , ^N* — ______ ._ ,_ . ofcfts .......!U 7 12 27 9 3 . . .......... . »4irv. lie 1141 ill at Jersey Cdty, .hily 2, 1021 g»vo templed to force tho fighting hut Including games of i rgftS'by inhlngs; ............. ................1 " mAx boxing a standing in sneioty for > rd v.:................ 023 000 20x—7 HEIA-O! W H O ^ T H ia ’. RA TS*. THH r | < O E S T U B . ,o .-: -. - - • V, v M I W RONCi DV COLLY'. IT ’S TO UCH TO surU.'f li l “rry ,liH Pr"K'»'» to a tho first time on n large scale. 'T 6 L B P H O !iiI~ » tiH O U LD N T successful conclusion against JUtrir ....... 212 001 000— fl W ' NsUonal. x v *4 0 W A kI T S t o KNiovx/ Henry Led,.negro, k egp & ’af tho BE LAID OP W IT H . A N 4U M BER.', Society attended Uia bout in such Dempsey’s skill ,,nd brawn. < E T U P. O U T VT M lC H T B U FO O T', Batting. H«fg n ---------W HAT? strength and splendor that it was I ret P O R T A N Y ! Tt “ f i x ' ■‘ Runsi Cuylor. , M given the suggestion of nn inter­ l*^ov^e»*7fW«ole, Frombe, Doubles, Bow right conncrted enee, in thu national polo attraction. Double pldye, Cantwell •ftals 37, third round, in n fashion that The fight was a model of pro- stirred the crowd to owe,to .Allen. Baaun on ball*. ; ■ that ho prlcty. All tho conventions were had- Dempsey groggv, but the WpUi li off Vine* 4. Struck observed. Not an epithet wns upCantwell 3, by Vines 1. hi- wna arrested in.Dade Citjr on' ■C piled T>? either principals or sec­ champion ass miiatcif the blow ehes, Vines. Passed balls. E ‘"formation fuml^hod by ibb-sheronds. Except for Carpentier, who .eMtnplrei. Rollins,, Tandy lff s department of this Cotfnt|r. : '**PHcMn|r. XrM Stfi' 1 chnlk‘" Ker »h3 next could not be expected to work ijp round,. pricks. TiM»;of g u r h x m ^ Leo wan returned l t e ;U & o l a . i any grest enthusiasm over th e ' ** ' * » V -to i.ii '•>VT>« County by Sheriff C. M. Hind M d1* ■’ . "7 *, ' ■•-- S'JT, n H * affair, it was an altogether dtls tm t ■K IL RESUMED lightful occasion. ? liminary V hearl. r< ed for bund. * WLLK, Un., g ept. alto have been H Scheduled F|or, 1 7 9. k0’’ aohiet declares h resumed today, ac; fey .y W " E .U ie# i ’ beauty, ug queen money hsn ” *7^ *J*Ur|dup and tol. jf.jmnouncsififnt, 'by Californians wsntA -V c lg hed „ •mo c o n iP " ^ '-miti dd In ie a prescripioa fur Senators Over HroT .'llnu.n Pure Kn. t " 'in Kruli AViiia Hem CllVus 4 -tl-l Kver lir im l.i Stmaarr Clirut Bpe. lal i- H)*ts SANFORD BUILDING AND I’rult A VIan !l ( ■Vr a. -*'eat x-ni opmai s Hprelal <K rii. Special 4-X-l 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION , •>«■«" Oiange Tr## 4 I< i« a, Tangerine ll sjisunia Herein) Anuad For IA Years Elton J . Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Rldg. S a n fo r d ,------------ Florida <HtDEILS DISCOUNTS TH W . ^ * * '1 W * '*01 “ TEEN PRR CENT. •'"> •‘look. I.... . |.r j ), iM ii.- —M y ..11 1 K. O. Painter Fcrtilirov C a ,' SAN Km|{|) HI II.IHNG AND 1.larkjouville, Duval County, F la LOAN ASSOCIATION ^r The 12 JjJb strained Cardinals Have 2 -Gam e LeadOverCincinnatiClub; Braves Beat Redlegs Twice m 1 Get new price Hat, order -gU A U T Y first, FAIR PB PROMPT SHIPMENT. Thlrtf' "enrA manufacturing fertilltar l'loiida Growers. CASH • W 7i.ia In the Sunshine C'ity E 127,000 Expected HagenHeginsRuest To Witness Witness Title Title For IFor3rd 3rdSuccessive Successive _ - —------ - ‘ - X X .T l r s ... To Bout On Thursday Golf Championship ------- --- Sells Real Estate Kearns Mas Att Champion’s Shaj Purse From Big It Does! M. in*}#' What Is It? Siffiis By Radio Wu failed 1 S n o w d riit Uf ,i; Fam ous Battles Fou gh t weight Title V Negro Lodge Officer Of Osceola -€)i9rflred With E m r f t S |S0 Leaders In Mi Leagues Are^ [CING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS Y S$frh|. ppjs&IT io m T ® p fe f' Wnuchtol«55S^ that the 12«24* determined doing tt la worth (o mention yesterday 'Di policy is un exclusive ono—we’ve definitely thut If u job is worth doing well. : - ..... It any other way«~* I /we know th at we cannot serve you in the manner th at will give you all the satiafaetJoa we con giro . you— without you make it possible, to do so giving us your property on an exclusive bests. , t We can’t be induced to do . . f - T‘t the lust analysis— buying and selllng SJDfr V IC E Is our stock of merchondhe. If wt a » give you the most service by having our Mst _ on an exclusive basis. In TF rr H' IV'. , 8 cM it'X.-m: B fe ii JZ W ' •'rfK 'V/'D. 1 ffi PV'v . l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 21, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 21, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 21, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/631d4ea15da7d4050d9fa9e18ad608ca.pdf bb0fadf0d0a0f9cf57cb915315b29f6e PDF Text Text W '? r LM.r-n.'d fiP ? leat Card u ind Associated Press Full Leased Wire P P ' » 1 1Wfc ' iEITEMBER 82,1926 1 W&: " £&mSL™ z~ f mmittee __ aters i d e a l T a lk s O f NO LIVES LOST Local_ Makes Plant;: To Provide FUND IS RAISED Give >ry-D ay Things In IN BY RED CROSS D eath T o ll :erview AT PENSACOLA . y' ‘ eivisl from the Haines City A committee of Sanford citizens moved today to cure for all 'rcfu- Cfiamlier of Commerce this morn•■7 '¥• 90 g*es of the hurricane nnd flood in*. Haines City is caring for I-1. BUitM ureas who may come to the city **or hundreds of refugees, it was unid, National Organization Takes Properly Damage Will Total work, food or shelter. arid city and chamber of commerce Over Work Of Alleviating Approximately Two Million The first refugees to arrlvo here officials wisli to distribute the Suffering In Section That Dollars; Damage At U. ,S. includod 22 negroes, workers on Worker, in other cities. Was Hit by Recent Twister the truck farms of tho Moore Hav­ Air Station Will lie Heavy y The relief <o umil (<T hern will WEST PAI.M BEACH, Flu., en district, who came in late last make iiiqinn*' Sept. 22.—l/l’i An otficinl list of *arniers and night. The men were taken to iho tljor.e who can use field men are cuntnining mere I ban 1,000 names iToldr.lmre section of Sanford, risked to notify Hie Sanford Cham­ ■if person* in hospitals, both perm­ where many negroes live, nnd ber of Commerce or members of anent and temporary, in Miami, was V. * s : • through the work of two ministers, the special committee appointed to­ made public today bv authorities. Tin* list contains the name of Oilando Newspaperman Re­ Wrntl Velocity 1h 120 Miles shelter and food were obtained for day. T he memberi are It. C. Du- Assistance. Both In Hupplifft every person in tin* hospitals and them. Tie* refugees are staying Bb:e, c. I>. Wolfe ami W. 15. WilAnd Money, Continue To turns From Scene of Disas­ An Hour; Pensacola Mayor in the Colored Growers’ Associa­ llnmr. includes children Inst from their ii« % Pour Into Stricken Area parents and a number of homeless ter on Lake Okeechobee; Sends Encouraging Report tion warehouse. Triok farming is Die **liief m*cuiicmim nnd the iiumes of hundreds 100 Known To He Dead The citizens' relief committee*haa pation >f itdmbdanl* .f .he Moore (lly The Associated Press) nf persons not i misiderod serious­ . MOBILE, Sept. 22 * f/Pt f'on- j *700 left in lh<* Moore Haven The American Red Cross today ly hurt. ORLANDO, Pin., Sept. 22— (/!>) firinntam of earlier imager reports emergeucy relief fund and this will Hoyen lii.tri.t. uni both white.i officially took river the direction ninr ne. i'oen I’r ... .bat •■•vtu.u .ire Among *lio*'e on the list are a — First hand news of the honor, that Pensacola had escaped the jin* u.cd ... caring for the wants of of th.* wnik of relieving tho i;uf- { large number who >tn, k nails in of liie nitliation at Moore Haven |hurricane without lose, of life w as'ihe flood victim., it t" •iioiounced. now I.., , mg I'.., ...I. hi .Hi* i ign 'eritig and letiuliilit.iting of the ! i lien' !'• ct ii;.-■!•i' tin* tun *'irane >>r tallowing tiie hurricane of lust mole this morning when over :i J, llnlly was appointed . rensurer j cultui i1 ectioti lot in \\ri'i'ked 'lectinns oi !• lorida. imniedi.ilelv aft* ri«:ird The more MIAMI. Sept. 22.— rrisT l* A Y IN T U B t uiulay were brought to Orlando W. H Ikqu.' I'rank P P*.i -ter. wire of the American Telephone uf tlic cmiliuittee. Lr Cl! K H IU K N T nut il*.\x n With the niuiminremenl from ,*«.rii>n> 1 y in jut .'.I follow. Those search for additional dead) and W a* bingtoii An up)ieal to tie* Sanford f'liam- J. <i It.ill, I*! \. Itoiigla ’ ‘ |i ii mu. n |i**r:*i>nul this morning by Franklin Lewis, and Telegraph company from Pen­ Iasi night t lint the j |,;n ,,,, :• t lr«* i- following them care for the injured and h{0. "rh^■t• tiifoiinnlly. mi­ staff man for the Ke|mi'ter Star, sacola into Mol.de, a representa­ h**r of Commerce to aid in finding Frai,I S. \**rnav •itlendeil »hi.; relief fund being iai:eil tiy tin*1.,,,, f,,,n« Miami: >I III** 1|llfllUllllH lllllt who bun just returned from tiuee tive of the A> orbited Press *it woik for truck farm workers was moiumr's : peeial lne**lnig. Red t'ro.s Imd .iggrentcd nearly] M. Heul, fractured arm; AVil- less went on today am< I |||< Ill IlltlH Ilf till* fallow days and nights in that district. witia'li they would Ilk** $bl)U.UUU, active work got under limn Bernard, fractured shoulder; Florida's storm devast Pensacola ••luted Hint no lives won t According to Mr. Lewis Story, h»! lint property damage would III ili.-v i m i u I i !. T i m iMili'H way, Nettie Bishop. Hollywood, fractur­ lowes east coast, late . pr„v.il in Ik * ■utli Inter- Moore Haven is no more. Where reach $2,000,001). (llini uf Urn human nhlr Henry M. linker, national Red ed leg; J. J. Blake, fractured ribs; from all sections of UhL once stood a thriving community gM'fUtlvo that lila Cross disaster director, was per­ Mrs. J. .1. Blake, fractured leg; D. Ttu* damage at the Pensacola (lji..l iq.nii l|lm 10 ileimrt o f about 1,000 persons now in cov­ sonally on the scone in the lower Carter, exhaustion; Mrs. Frances ricane area showed Jpnt In thin nlnglu In- ered with one to five feet of the naval station will also mount high, eust coast, having hurried into the Carter, alidnmitiul Injury; Char­ toll of more than 400; ft’; ft lliA v hlmflolf to he wnters p f Lake Okeechobee. Sixty one of the lossr*s being 35 airplanes American people region from similar work in the lotte C.isi*. arm anil leg broken; ing list of 160; more ' of the inhabitants of the little costing $15,000 each, which were i floods of tiie northwest. Mr. Baker Richard Chinn, right shoulder frae- 000 Injured end 50,000 town in the heart of the trencher* lost. The planer, had been taken ! pns-ed through Jacksonville last, Direct; F. H. Abbott, exhaustion; Varying estimates from tlll.i I'Bruce Barton) ous Rverglndea were buried la t into a bayou In creape the storm night, after speeding into the state *'• C ell.Nn. fractured rib. mile coastal area in tha By Tim Associated night. bat felt it full force und are prae via airplane, uutomohlia und railMi i. I'i.\*is Austin, Hialeah, the gale placed the proper | rPffss- 1^2fl Forty others are known to have ticaily u total lore. runil. |seriously injured; C. W. Austin, ngn between $50,000,000 and and chairs and perished when the tropical hurri­ Tile San ('ailnss hotel wsi's un-( Warrai.' F t Arrest Of State Raul Fletcher Sought For Ob­ Relief headquarters were o|H*ned I Hialeah, ribs fractured; R. t . 000.000. Rescue workers taining Money by False Cumpl. !.c. Issued After in Jacksonville today under th e! Briani. Coral C.iildes, kidney inid all j?one; the tele- cane wiiicli/ulreuily has tin* distinc­ damaged except for window . I.lu.vn Pretenses; Kansas Sheriff direction of James I.. Fiesor, vice jury; Robert Brown, right leg frac­ complete search o f the of being Florida's worst i out aad such dumai'c while i In* J (irand Jury Ends Hearings; trunients were talc- tion wreckage in the score or otorm, swept across the watery A m os " . lines to Comment1 Due In Tallithassee Today cliuinnaii of the Red Cross, who tured: Alberta Brunson, nnll in stricken ville and N;c t*vip** depot, towns and fand the little farm lowlands from the east const and ] l.oili1 came here from Kansas City. knee; F. W. Burgess, Hollywood, "lr! f,rat reported a ha mg been **ar-| counts of the p bich had been the hurled houses, humans and am 11 led away was also undamaged ex- \ WEST PALM It r .V ’ H. Fla , ii Paul Fh'R'her, whose extradi­ Jacksonville during tin* entire pe­ left arm broken; Welmn Brnndley. th« As.tht, tion in Kansas to face a charge of riod has acted in a more or less severed tendon left heel; Annie ter;: office . of the mills before it. c«*pt for a minor way. • •pi. 22. (/P) -Six West Palm 'criminal assault on a 15-year old clearing house capacity, the city By mini, fractured skull; John H. “ J* Y f f j m Nearly 1,500 refugees from tin* th° d**ih 1 ■ * i i * m i"1 Staten government Mooro The wharf front at <he fool of .... , i Beach hmikeis und one husniess j nwortli girl is lieing sought relief ei.ininiUce cooperating with Bradford, fra. lured ribs; Albert n,orc th* n Haven district now ure be­ for ita return to ing enred for at Seining. Two Fnlnfox and Itaylin Streets was |„jm were arrest • M is morning I ,»y**K I'',.-, nithorities following bis o t ii *• r municipal lomiiiittecs I’uffrrd, left leg fractured; Wil- 1 The death list at Miami expected to reach hundreds of these arc injured, some carried away. Three hundred feet charges of violating .11 s ,l 1 mn ‘ urn I tn Snnii>r«l !'Yiil:iy, fe. i' • »vant* throughout I lm north and north Hum Piirueil, back injured; J oh n ''**" I’eters, internal injuries; Anthony mornlng as additional laws following tin* return of ed mi a third charge according to leiitral portion of tin.* state. H o w -.............. lie Louisville and Nashville ndl j sonously but most of them suffer­ of the given up by tha Water* < sident sat in one of ing from exposure and disease. Ten dock was carried away hut the the findings of the Palm I5**nrh ever, other sections of Florida,! I’nlamlm. gractured skull, wicker rocking chairu o f the injured ure not expected to Frisco railroad docks escaped seri­ county grand jury and a warrant infot .notion received here by Sher­ even those feeling a touch of tho 1 Mrs. It. J. liattee, rhucraatism cayne Bay. Mora than Sit [the porches of all sum­ survive the ordeal of being pitched ous damage. was issued for lint arrest of Ernest iff < . M. Hand. nnd Infected hands and feet; R. E. jured have baan given He is wanted nr. a charge of ol>- hurricane’s wrufh, have given un­ Payne, lacerations of skull nnd left assistance by hoApTtela . his secretary sat on from their homes into the flying Amos, state comptroller, on similar stinted. About three-eighths of a mile of toi ping money under false pre­ [chnlr which, after its waters of the Everglades canals. "Meaii’vliih*. iissistnnee, both side. John E. Phillips, fractured Cross workers. Miami Louisville and Nashville bridge charges. tense from Mrs Charles Oreon of ported 22 deaths. v “tfi&I of glory, was to go Benjamin It. Cluyton, presiiie'rtt; A storm unbelioveahlt* to those across Escambia River was de­ monetary and provisions, ronttnuo right arm; Mrs. Roy Princo, IJt1.. . .eiiworth, according to a news­ tle River, nosslble font fraotura; Seventy Mlsafag At tif* nblor things; I nut on who have not witnessed this de­ Ralph Payne, Vice president; D. to pour into the state from all sec­ stroyed. The steamer Cnrdonia Riley, leg fracture} Miss tester Williams, Vico president paper of that city. Monday, ’ ed- tions of the country mu) were bo- „Freeman A misting Hat of 70 ( vastation is presented by tin* sad­ went ashore in Pensacola harbor. Howard P. Smith, Vice president ornl authorities wired ttit* sheriff's ing relayed from Jacksonville into L c cv iev o Rocquemora, poaxlble wood was expected to Ine a been heard by more dened community. A ll streets nr.* The wind velocity nf 120 miles dopin'. " ut to arrest Fletcher on a the storm urea fractured skull; ( hnrles Reese, nl- 40 known dead, aa tha of the Palm Reach think and Trust ........ f kthnn any other prvsi- covered with wutor,which, hovvevet Cnrrying 10 physicians, 40 broken ribs; Miss Ethel Roe try, where many ate balk .., ihe . .harumeter ; ..*.._ fell ^..u Company, and A. E. Pearson, vice­ charm* • i impersonating n federal ‘ to the radio,"I said. has receded from its storm level of i president of ttic* Commercial Bank officer if lie obtained his release. nurses, extensive hospital equip­ hill, Hialeah tourist camp, fractur­ hav* fled at the approafh ' few will ever see 10 to 12 feet to a lev.d of about l »"»»**;":," 1 » l,U‘ torm nnd Trust> Company, both defunct M *»■»' 28 01 '« ........ . fl.e iiff Stringfi'tiow wus ^luo to ment, medical supplies and lood, ed leg; Utuist* Koneh, fractured i storm, la thoroughly search •(•times think it would three feet. uf I fti*oi . arly M.mdav v *> u bi' li rag* arnve in Talhdiai.:.«•*• today from tin* special seven car relief train rii.i, lacerations. possible carnalities. Two hy ] institutions, which rlo-ed June 28, What few building' wen* n**i ful thing If every cltEzra P. Schine, injured spine; i nnd fifty Injured peraoi lie will probably from Chicago entered the atorin I t•■ported at the -la-riff's office im- Lea. uwintii. chartce to sit down completely wrecked by the fme** ,.i v *.'i lock .Monday nigbl. I mediately after the grniiil jury i»- Wr't m I be capital rer tioVernor region t o d a y — b r in g in g ,xddUiVvid *M r ' “ K</' r" V ' h*Ap Jtlxw madleal Iftninuleit with hie iiresi- o f tno rain and wiiul iiav.* been ' ^ ^ tnfurl.-K*. Miss TM aim *haBT Pen*..mil.-i Mayor Sends Wire dietmeilta w«,>»sr*tui .f.b '-ere «r* *;,5fi,ii Martin t*> return from the .................... . H im n a t i o n ' s ’ s p i r i t o f r"he way we are sitting turned, into (temporaly nn.rgiies The death list at Ft. mercy toward their lellowmnn.” l,,uU'“ h* l»c«J«tcd scalp undjrac- remained at 11, with tha Nl-W (till FANS, Kept. 22. i/P) i rested and made bonds ranging 1 1..cm urea of South Florida. 'Ihe srould ask a lot of and first uld ktatlons. Others lire lured right shoulder; Muso Skltej lieril'f lias extradition papers Dr. Herman N. Bundenseit, health tmlng used as commissaries with Tl,.- fidliiwiug message was re­ from $2500 to $7500. more, fractured knee; Mrs. “Frank ' ' ^jured numbered at mote ' still others dispensing what little ceived by tlii* Algiers i.lution of tile Twonty of these ate? Thomas M. Cook, president of 1.. .111 the governor iif Kunsas, commissioner, for tiie city of Chi­ Shmiider. fractured and skull luccrSort Of Quest ions?" equipment und provisions left fol­ United Slid* s Navy from Mayor the Commercial Bank and Trust winch lie will ask ihe Florida chief cago in in personal charge. ii ted ; Charles Cirill. leg nossibly 1 ^ (lurl of questions?” the A pica tliut a supply of liquors Company is expected to re port to executive In In-nor. Du;, le tit peii.uicul.i today: uHkotl. “ Not |Kiliticul lowing the gale. he sent into i in* Moore Haven urea fractured; Mr. Skinner, in tern al'*r® r* po.r,<f d The stench from decomposed the sheriffs office, f a il A. Cur Was In I ritvemxnrfii on Visit “ Peii.-acnla has had u severe iniuiies; Mrs'I' E. Smith. FuJford, 5 I nimwered. “ They are I'letelu i , a paint cniitini tor mid for relief to aged and worn refu­ fractured arms, ankle sprained. li na< j.tood it wonderful- >ter, business man, reported and I * * * so much interested in bodies became so strong yester­ storm. day that officials of the board of |y w* II. resident of Sapford ''or the Iasi gees and lo tin* rehabilitation uml Mrs. T. F*. Smith. Fulford, back in °° Sin ail shipping suffered I made a bond of $2500. Washington thinks they | Iiuh been brnud- i llju iv c l; ^ rkl * I a•11ii ^ (m irn a ffiiri. H V Hl it I in month, had returned to tAXivcn- 1 relief health ordered the site vacated exW itfl n R i i o D H . »i._workers, . I , 1... l iiijuivo. Mrs. ’Julia Stearns, fruc- I l l W considerably. Light structures |thcy are enormously inA iiuh Silent (in Subject „\wxlMvr. , (iln Mae Stevens. trolling the streets. ci pi Jor those men absolutely ne­ lieur .valer imill badly hurl. Santa i worth for u vital at the home of e„si through the Hchring ( hambor ] ^ lymi and Mrs. Coolidge.' cessary for the recovering of bod­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Keg' Unitor Phillips at the tinu* of the of t'oniuu*ri*e. Retiring and Avon ' oossihle ....................................... . .Mamie J With the locatloa o f tb r ® internal luluries; Rosa l .lainl prelected port as uliroul.l auk very human ies and the‘ Tcrreli,' unciiinonin; Shirlt*^ Thorne, I eighth body at Mt>0f * . , reconstruction of what 22—(/!') “ It's tin! first informa alleged assault, uecording to more I'urk, cities on the edge uf ,,th‘ ntiul. ISunks arc open for business -friendly, but curious might in* salvaged. information reaching scenic highlands region us p: linn 1 have had about the matter,'' <oiuplcte injured hack: Mrs. II. F. Thomas,i workers placed^the probabt* kly frank.” ................... Martial Uw Wtt'J Bodies were discovered in every as usual.” Ernest Amos, eomptrollcr, said t" la re. l* lel( her wus placed in the territory dips onto tin* flat lands, " a frncturcil thigh: K. Thorstcinsson,toll nt l50. ** “ People generally busy cleaning day when nrked for a stntemeo' Phillips home when an infant, itj large portion of which has been fractured pelvis; Carroll Tongg, 1‘ablishod her* yesterday, psorl of questions?” he section of the'district, some float No deatiis reported. No es­ regarding his indictment at "We.-t js .•lumied, anil lie was known as overriden hy the devastating wn- internal injured; unidentified in­ throe batteries o national' i ing In the main streets, some up. : barge. ..idv.lfl hick Philiipn, although ho wus ters of Luke Okeechobee, huvo bc- fant. fractured skull; Miss Lucy artillerymen timate nf damage in dollars and Palm Bench, along with tievoral pitched along the banks of tho ca­ in cl . u*yi for one thing, every •oim* relief centers for that storm Neill, Warrick, injured hack; Warr t Ml Twelve Killed at Afart _ en would want to know nals which abound in Hint country, cents made. Not inclined re be­ others, for alleged failure to close no relative of the family who ruis region, ren. mute ami paralyzed. | Twolva persons lost ta*L. l not you come out to see many snagged on parts « f house -. lieve it is as bad as expected. Rail­ tlio Palm Beach Bank and Tru t ed him. in which they met their death. Men road communication, with north Company, when they knew it wii Mrr.. D. Wilkes, tinctured le g , ( nt Fort Myers, on the Wtef-t Two young girls had attended a ' Numbers of Hollywood refugees ! insolvent. Jwedding at St. Joseph’s Church on were being taken cure of ul Fort sculp out; Albert Brown, elbows i eight w«ro killed at Lake tsidrnt unshed his felt i «> l,(,at:1 patrolled the country day OK.” Fierce. Twenty-nino persons, most a lit lb* L i hs itle il him- and night in acarcii for additional Mr. Amos intimated that he m;a\ Hie morning of September 7, ac- of them sulfering from shock, were fractured; Marion Anderson, L o -I virtually a score of moil Citv, shock; Horhott (Mark,; cities in tho territory ...rdlng to a Leavenworth uewsbodies. i.ism* n statement when official tin* old igrcen rocker. l.rought into Fort Fierce lust abdominal injury: Flyutt Taylor,, West Palm Beach and M Parties with powerful search­ puper and they were on their way idictemnt lias confirmation of the It time on 1 interrupted night, and 200 more were expect­ •Imulder dislocated: Mrs. Coblclgh,. tho east coast report I homo prior t<> going to Behind been received here, tut i Unite additional ques ! lights worked during the nights to ed during I lie day. Coconut Grove, both lugs und shoul-1 casuallties ranging from | locate any floating remains and to I when Fletcher is said to have Be did the rest, tti.'l ho ] Mujor Herman IMilnier, Jack- dur fractured; Bert Cobleigh, Co- seven, “ spot" any survivors who might stopped his car and asked them if |to In- ii* ving a real good Late reports from Pea have been marooned oil pieces of . they cured to ride. They accepted I sonville, inspector general of the conut Grove, Internal injuries; John Florida National guard, toduy was Coirmnn, eves, body nnd nrm hurt; the west coast, wher* flouting houses or trees. L i s t I s ln C r C U S C (I the offer and while riding home i not |,i possible for me in West Florida hurrying towards \V. L. Collins, Miami Bench, shock; cane etruck with wanln Dead cows, horses, rabbits, the oar went into a ditch. much time traveling. F. nsucoln. it The i.**Ruy Hint, frncturcil leg. .T rpassed ------ inland, wera . M IAM I, Sept. 2 2 l/P) chickens, rats, mice and every lilt A DFNTON Flu Sent. 22— Fletcher asked one girl whose |the country," ho began, form of animal life clogged the gru pupiilatiuii nf Miumi, which Margaret Chillier, Hialeah, back wns no Ion of life. ails of administration beInjured: Jack Conners. Coconut damage was estimated III. occupies a HCgregutf.l purt of tin* (/!•)-Brudenton’ii’ death list result- <hristian name in Dorothy, to go o f the ... canals. Wreckage . . . ! I from the tropical hurricane M.. her father's home and ask him stcr and greater und ro­ ImnkH Grove, fi**cturwl ribs; Mrs. W. j 000. floated here nnd there, hindering city, was almost unscathed by Sat­ which ..truck this section Saturday . if he would help to get tho cur out und inure time. Tho the aeurchora and often hiding bod­ urday's hurricane. Cox nnd child, exposure: H. W. j Mantf boats kn of the expenditure of Crawford, ffnetured arm: Rny- beached, nnd several brk There v.«*cc a few cases of in­ as it sped to the Gulf o f Mexico.! of the ditch. She assented und ies Af entire families. t,OuiM)00,000 each year Is monel Crullmun. chest and head in- mxid to have been washed i It was u picture of horror and juries and **mm* property was des­ leaving death and .destruction h-r along the east const, uiy;ensi.l to go with lior. The girl’s father was krge task. It is only a ( jured; Floyd Delaney, Hinlcnh, sacola was cut off from hell, one which cannot he painted, troyed hul practically every home to . nine to Fletcher’s ago that our expendinarulyzed: Jack Dolan, broken ing territory for. 14 ho was still tenantnbl.* lifter tin* 1two last night when the "body " f t<)P busy .... unidentifed negro Wat. picked help and n“ T..thy ci.ine K«ck ulonu. I.--s than $500,000,000. but must be reproduced. ldg; Phyllis Dolan,, broken nrm; to sevored communka'’ .•torm had pussed. The negroes I'hysiciniu, nurses, morticians, II. L. Dozier, Hialeah, fractured ade at the nmuth Another man, Walter r rev. crline to tn told that when William Virtually th* whol* rofmu d to I.eJieve that the danger up near Fort. I >: Fletcher’s usslsluiico uml tho cur police officials, and rescue work­ ^ty was secretary of the ribs; Mrs. Helop Ely, fractured tated area preae was over, however, and hundreds oi Munalee River. ers from Sanford, Orlando und was put buck on the road. ler Cleveland, he was in destruction heyo shoulder. Mayor Davis and . a city em­ remained indoors until toduy. Fletchor drove to Dorothy’s Kissimmee were the first to flu only 05 days during Mrs. John Enright, HloUah, left Parts of automol Asked to describe the storm, an ployee of Anna Miuria yesterday give relief to the flood bound in­ Of course, that would foot lncerated; Mary Josophlno trunks of huga tm s, morning discovered tho body of house, hut left ulmont immediately habitants nf Moore Haven, and aged negro said: Funeral services for Mrs. O. U. niicd On Hugo Six) ••Well, boss, they was fust a an unidentified Cuban sonman on with the little girl in tho ear. Her T. L. Damns, superintendent of the Erick. Ilinlcnh. nail in leg: Mrs. A. ] phono poles, glass and friend suw her in the car and went IUiBsell, who died In a .Ini ksonvllle kind of a blow like a low moaning tho houch nt Anna, Maria. L. Fountain fncu cuts, frncturcd were strewn through th *' A thospital Tuesday were' held at her und nobody paid much attention t" ' Ih.lli men are believed to have tn tell her mother, hut the car. Jacksonville division . of the .... t lug, internal injuries; Paul Gnr-: by the wind, White th* . Railroad had disappeared when they reached Inutic t'uast Linu luto residence, 1108 Uiurel Ave­ hit, thm tiny was a kind of high wlth (Continued On Page Six) ( waters o f th* gulf ■terfriy l.een members of the crew of a Dorothy came home IlciitlquurttTH here, ill duscribiug scores of yacht*, echoon***, i nue, ut 10:20 o’clock this morning, moanin’ and MiHter them winds schooner which was sunk off An­ the street. th o Rev. S. I. Hendrix of Fort begun to howl. Course we ul! na Maria dock during tiie hurri­ about un hour Inter, it is suid, and I ho relief work toduy beforo tho ers_ . gh on th* beadte*.W Sanford Kiwanis Club at tho week­ told, between sobs, of her expe­ Report* from trie eitru* r Meade, a closo friend and spiritual werit indoas then and they wasnt cane. ly meeting. ctable growing Mctlopa rience. adviser of tho family, had chbrge nobody com* out. Tho rescue workura were taken Search was being conducted to­ th* low to eror- J— of tho services. Ho was ays sted The description of tho mnn to the, Moorelluven urea uu a spo“ We wurn't looking for no such i estimate yeeterd „ -r— —■ ^ »jV tho Rov. W. P. Buhrman, pns- trouble, but thought de Judgmont day for additional hndlcB. given by the two girls und Frey passenger trains to Railroad tn ciul train mado un in tho Hanford O NVltLE, Sopt. 22— (/P) tor of tho First Methodist Church hnd shoroty come. Most people tallied with thut of Fletcher, It wns yards Sunday night under tho in­ New Orleans from tflorid* )int« damage at 15,000,000. .j’ Orlando— Contract awarded for •mired refugees from the | this city. Burial was made in out hi ah whs preyin' all night construction of n e w wing to Or­ alleged, uml police wlio were noti- structions o f Atlantic Coopt Line are being routed through Mont­ Dpt area of southern Lnkoview cemetery. (Contiuued on pugo four ) Sut’day Ah looked out de doah gomery, Ala., boenuae of tn# waehofficials. [arrived here today on the Mrs. Russell 1h survived by her oncet and de win' was blowin' so ange. General hospital, at $100,000. Judge J* G. Sharon gave a short out of L. A N. railroad tracks woet rial refugoe train oporated husband, three children, all under fust hit most toAk my hold orf, talk on tho United Status Consti­ of River Junction, Fla., according ironville, •* * 18 yours of age, and her parents. so 1 suys If do Lord is going to tution. Mre. Charles Fuller had to word received by tho Sanforu 1hundred prepared l • con­ She woh born In Alachua county JH kill me, Alt wishes him to do hit | charge of tho singing. Two new naeeonger office of the Atlantic * l« their former homes, years ugo. while Ali am in de house. Kiwanis songs were sung for the Coast Lina Railroad from the di­ Aynla, i7, •here north of i here, while “ Along ubout sebun o clock sue * first time. A. J. Hanna of Rollins vision passenger agent at Jackson­ liberty •indcr expected to remain died down, nnd'JuBt nn we all ville. able at.t College was a guest of th* club. onvillo temporarily, pend­ thought hit was over, henh ho The washout will not be repaired federal c . ogviriente for their return comes ugnn nnd de second blowm for several weeks, it is said. It wae tried on, Preparations were completed today for the fight results IRlaml tone. ' ' was worser than ever. caused by the jwcqnt rain storm. of numetour which The Herald will flash on tho Bcreen tomorrow night. V of those who desired to go ING, Sept. 22-—UP) A SEBRING, Sept, ter* wkT Ijho lacked funds were supThe fight is to start at 8:45 o’clock, Sanford time, and the olluge roto to President Presldcn Coolidge rier at “ lh tickets by tbo citizens message . preliminaries and all side lights are to be given in addlPIon questing that he uso his Inftu influence At o Mary Chamber of *' handling public sub- through the war department to The Lake dal stoxin sufferers. OthCommerce U raizing * reltef fund l°Magnolia*Avenue, from Tho Herald office to F irs t Street, for tho victims of th* hurricane and K*y W \ •ufficlont money to pur. rr«v “ t tho w-bnlkUw rf Jyk** along tho south opd o f Loko Oheo, Ralph Minor uras fined $5 in ..uuu water* . . . . . . of ................. — JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 22.— plalnte i «wu tickets. flood South Plorlda. chobte untU a thorough hivestlgn- Municipal Court this morning on is tp S roped off and City Manager Williams has donated Contribution . boxe* bav* b*«n; pP)r )ng*nulty came Intogte In •lief committee was pro­ tion has been mado by a non-intei^ the use o f oenchea for the comfort of th e Jpcai fans poet-1 devlou* way* to reeldznU o[C ' care fo f the destitute csted presidential appointee, was a charge nt drunkenness. J. A. Curbstone boxes will be taken early and all fight fans placed in ^ the' Lake Mary Speer forfeited a $10 bond on a according t, Crystal1 |uoa«> stopping here « t the e urged urged to be on hand by 7:80 oVslock f o r (iolce seats. :FIow *r*;i y>nty armory, which had (SSLrSod to W m Wr f b s j j similar charge. Monnie Wlgginj* rae Janr*. Erii a gropp o f clUzent In the Ever was fined f 12 on a charge of tican machine loaned by itioi • House*. tfeod as a temporary r*« •Persuaded by j Barton to AnQuestions Afjg Private Life miration louth Visits 1 ,5 0 0 REFUGEES OF MOORE HAVEN Airplanes Costing ARE AT SEBRING 35$1,500,000 Destroyed List Of Injured Headquarters Open Now In Jacksonville Miami Dead To Be Mow* 250; 3,000 Receive 50,000Homel East Coafll Storm Hits Pei With Waning As It Goes Ii tof Presidency Occurred To itive As a Boy SEVEN, INCLUDING LOCAL PAINTER IS AMOS, FACE TRIAL W a n t e d n o w o n IK BANK FAILURE A n o t h e r c h a r g e Negro Section Of Miami Has Little Damage In Storm Bradenton’s Death Kiwanis Members Hear Account Of Storm Relief Work Funeral Hites For Mrs. Russell Held >rmRefugees New Orleans Trains* Route Is Changed Herald’s Fight Show Will Open A t 7:30 O’clock Thursday Night Asks For Probe o£ : ..,v Everglades Dykes Lake Mary Raising Funds For Victims Liquor Violators In Municipal Court “racks. Llttlo demand has upon this accommoda* ver. «nia number pf fugitives created by the Everglades drainatorm area arrived here SS?dUt3ct *nd that coruytlon oi and Itet Sight,.' tteteable,' in °ur ?pMon, to w y throe who sought i armbr * ' JT7-.V 7. v - . '/MM 'Li Used Stolen | On Petttngi ! KIT xntst, drunkenness nnd laorderly conduct. Two defendant* were charged with exceeding the »Pf*d limit. T. 5. Hyatt' estrpated » |10 bond and Mr*. N. B. Kennedy wss ftried $5. “ V. 0. Brooks rind Jack Drake fbrfalted $3 bond* .on a charge of _ .'.parking 9g tbemOMl G •* |n Tbe HoraW is to use a s S“StL7‘ ni ^ Mon-! and .there will be no d o S a ^ a S h t o g b l r n b y b|0V w c b t U lU o f th e D em paey- I a il- Used Flashlight To Perform Operations mate to rglw * fund. A $i00,waayl»igte tn flv* pointed i*iaim »Ti' Ori ,'Vftei .11 fv' Ford, »to �** jP IM V. 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Hc,10°* opening and rlosin? esrir>w**1 . obituary He npver H*d '* l ° comft hwmt* for ,ho nf>on meal. l-*re ® td » will be- chmheio, a rg ed ' He never thinks o f go.tig to a tencher and talking over hi -, f r ^ d V .rtl.tn . rates. property values swept nway. None I he less, Florida will NOT lie dl*courn«ed. The rest of the n n t I o n, deeply flyinpathizlnir, knows that all part* of (he country are exposed to the fury of nature’s force*. “ knocks’^or it^th p *1• M ! S lhr ,^nra>r,, n,an if his motor or thp l l ™7* i» t w slow or the carburetor slips lied Press is oaclusthat hours’ lf h° bnows hifl ,ftr- explaining this and I WE HE A I) with horror of “ hun‘Pm l!le U,B tor B JR *«w s dispatches l* lf ,P « P V ftful a 1*0 II,., a f i i V ' ' * ? u ,m ~- - - » «>■ herein All w ith hla c h ild '* m in d o r a o u l' tn.kurm B , » » to ™ ™ i w that on. .la g ], a h o c m t id rR cm rspubllcstlon or special horejty />rc Also reserved. 1DAY, SEPT. I*. 1926. 4 *W a L1! Pl.ATFOKM ALII *1 - ' 3 0 x 3 * 4 C ord C ? 30x3% ' W U IP CERTAINLV cm ser 2<h!!l<i A t r3iZe C’d ^Jx4.40 cord 31x5.25 cord 29x4.95 cord 32xo .77 cord 30x5.77 cord 30x3% tubes I; ^ L i T l C A i . G A M E TC rpBO APi^ oJ%*Sq* I LOSwa A*t Apmw t'lirstinK in wnr time, may rp«hv o P th« a,)pnrent •^difference to a child’s welfare is kill' more thnn were killed in this One heavy I really a compliment to the public school. Berlin ns the aver I' lorida hurricane. ■ZnLaT ■'.h J n'k: , ' M “ «- h .* l t e a c h e r T l 'm J d eiiuipped with intelligence, fairness ami » *nrt > *■*»» Ml Is a fe n ra frost potyor that onabloa her to know « child '.i V X h-c w ater reate to Jacks o s - F a b r ic - ? Tie imnllc . -trfTltl t»^L "r*T The Lisbon Barthqaak*. A Woman’s Speech. Vscuum, Flask, Mapper. OY AR TH U R BRISBANE (Copyright 1IM, hr atas Co.) ma? ft otl) er i r e f u l where he takes his automobile fo r repair. He does not like to have an inexperienced or a reckless mechanic tinker with the motor. He rather likes ■Alts* to Know that there has been no trickerv in the oiling rh,. THE */1° DISASTER A a ,r‘n «in Miamta and ■Altar her port* of Florida proves to be nut-tightening, th- nttmomn. little j ^ t h " t ...u«t ll^ d ollo more °lh" P“ r'* rld* first reporta extensiveF"’ than .A A T E I to make the car safe and speedy. f indiente. Hundred* are killed, gj- g «f"W • BIx Months— i i .su. „ bt . 9 * rrlaf- P-r ft, .:Woasly Edition |* oo. Ih FIorMVs DbsAtW. * A l l G u a ra n te e R i n e s F i l l i n g s ta f hell, dropped front n bombing' t“ be nil plane eould wipe out more life , >- mid property thnn4,the great Flor­ M m ! ida wind destroyed. MIS Snnfrrd Ave. b^th'e e “ T ' tL'" ''h" r" “ r® afforded a rem arkable' tribute MEN IIECO.ME aeeuatomed to y “ 1,0W 01 <»' • > ' part o f their p,,pil3trsrtlea a* St. A eb ss-ls- pay4 m , everything, espeeinlly who it bapla H irer Cn ■L liens at a distance in u apace and J •a e» e k li e s t r . a n v 'r h n d a,t ^ ' liSn li il • T tu" Mv ‘ lanstrroas fo r litt le ch ild or time. We talk now calmly of lean/a ronrts, IIiicUmi ii, r,m.rnai|. _ ,,y "*» n i - 'i s a LOAN AMSOriATiQj twenty million lives destroyed by . it I k - much I..-I t,.,- f,„, |,j|d ir . liiytarattna of kuiiAisa provon made ilif the great war. mid that number ia ™ J ? T ka" mCn' kn teK apart News of bun-' Meat knaare ’M M I k m,.k<e that leach* no exaggeration. i r s work a beautiful huitcsh...... '’ died* killi'il in Florida Ulirvi moves us be»a.C**"“ ,"",“" nt ,,w* W" M' more deeply than did news that I * () "paetriirtlos of b o u l e v a r d '••O' of thousands had been wiped Ii around l.nkr Monroe. T h e F r e n c h In T e n M IS •■tit in a single tncile. raapletlon of rlty brant If Ira- . [Social ilendar Mr. and Mra. Wurt W. Warnor and two sons, Ralph and Franz < Monday rc K will are now at homo to their friends ut llcen Maliciory clrc' home o f Mira.. M. M. their new home recently completed jfellonvllle A vcn o f at on Highland avenue. jQfgsn Club o f tha Bap-. : *111 meat at the homo , Sharon'At 9:80 o’clock, fall meeting Of the St.. 4 will be hdld at thd A. R. Key, 907 Park 30 o’clock. „ meeting of the Mlaiirty of the Methodiat meet at the home of if. Spencer cm Hughey |J;30 o’clock. .. sanfo ph G E T I I IK HURT Flower l'i ' 'I -'-to of all kind nient Culm . Mr. and kfr*. Edwnrd Land and B. W. Herndon returned home Tuoiidny evening from an exlend« l motor trip to Aufcnsta. (;a., A t­ lanta, On., and Hendersonville, N. Wednesday Turner Circle will . Mr*. S. W. Vam at ’ 1605 Palmetto Avenue, 'clock. hie Spaulding Circle will flhe homo of Mrs. J. S. 1219 Holly Avenue (it .'i .Word has been received here from Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Tcrhune and their daughter, Mrs. J. Well­ ington Roe, from Fort Lauderdale. that the wero not injured In the recent urrienne, but that their home had been demolished. Mr*. R. C. Keene, and dnughtef. Eugenia o f Jacksonville, arrived here Tuosday evening and are the guests of Mrs. Keene’s daughter, Mrs. Nathan 0. Garner at hot home on Mellonvillo avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Farris atjd two chlldrcnr returned to thel'' homo in Jacksonville Monday nfter spchding several days hero visit­ ing as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Smart. Mrs. Fnrris will be' remembered here as Mi** Mary Haskins. I ii -4JWii£4fr>; -rjc!— ft-1 JfL . rj M R S . F R E D 8. D A IG E R , SOCIETY E D ITO R Mrs. Robert Newman Is Charming Hostess To Members of Club The snacious home of Mrs. Rob­ ert A. Newman In Rose Court w«s the scene of a most delightful so­ cial affair on Tuesday evening when Mrs. Ncwnmn entertained at bridge, her guests helng members of tho Evening Bridge Club. Quantities of red rosc3 nnd ziniaa combined with fernery were used in charming -profusion in de­ corating for this nffair. cACd tabes were arrnnged onJhe screened porch, and nfter a raoht interesting game of bridge had been played scores were count­ ed and prizes awarded. Mrs. Er­ nest Housholdcr holding high score, received a set of six crystal sherbet cups, whll£ the men's high score prize, socks, tic and handker­ chief to match, went to Ernest Hohsholder. Refreshments consisting o f a .tempting salad course were served by the hostess at the conclusion of tho card game.. Those enjoying the cordial hos­ pitality of this charming hostess Were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest lionsholder, Mr. nml Mrs. F. K. Roumlltnt, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. jsninucl Pulcston and R. A. Newman. R E S ID E N C E T E wood- laiudardalo storm-stricken area a refugee train of seven enrs, all fUTed with injured hound for hoapitala north o f West Palm Beach. department. Tho figures Includ­ Movement o f food and medical ed storm damage to structures as supplies into the dovastatod sec­ " ’ell as the loss In aircraft. tion is free service, being a part o f tno railway* company'* contri_________________ Crew Member Washed Overboard ---- kml j T a m p a , sept. 22.—(/p)— nichibc Kano, quartermaster on the Jap­ anese freighter Takoakn Marti, which arrived here late la»t night was swept overboard and drowned during the storm Saturday night, according to the ship’s commander. The vessel was on route here from W . 8. P R IC E , M gr. Baltimore. She was o ff Fort Iaiuderdnle when the storm struck and almost 710 W . F irs t St., Phone 172-W sent her tojdmre. Minor damage was done, it was said. Repo rts On Sto rm Situation Mara Nuraes Needed M IAM I, Sept. 22— (/P)— More nurses are urgently needed in Mi­ ami, American Rod Cross head­ quarters announced today. Doctor To Make Survey JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Sept. 22 — (A*)— Dr. J. II. Linson of the United States Public Health Ser­ vice, left hero today for the atorm area to make a survey of health and sanitary conditions with a view to placing the entire resources of the service in operation if necessary to prevent an outbreak of an epidem­ ic Dr. Linson spent only a short tlmo hero, linving arrivod this morning from Washington, where Sympathy From Japan ho is attached to the staff of the JACKSONVILLE. Sept 22.-</P) surgeon general. — The other aide of the world to­ day extended the hand of sympathy Troop* Are Ordered Oat to sufferers from the south Flor­ W INTER HAVEN, Fla., Sept. ida storm. 22— (A’)— Fitfy five members of ^In n cablegram received today by Service Battery Unit of the 110th W. D Jones, president of the .luckField Artillery, National Guard, son'ill,. Rotary Club, the Rotnrian* loft late last night for Moore Ha­ of l’"kio, the Japanese Capital, ven, where they will natrol the said storm-infested district of tho Ever­ l"kiu Rotary Club sends glade*. Cupt. J. Donald MacGnlla through you to Miami and other was in command. club1, dccti sympathy for the dis­ The city has forwarded a $1000 astrous hurricane.” Il was sign­ to Sehring for relief work. The ed "llorlkoshi. President Toklo city has also volunteered to enre Rotary Club.” for 100 sufferers. The Price Is Right SANFORD . Port Mayacd— Several streets being paved. — ^ ----an. r __ plcfe Line o f Ol • $ 3$yy S A N V O B frJ g ll city i. Lo A n a i IL.: - NEW LUMBER YARD C yprcrn ah S T Pine F ra m in g S h eath in g S id in g The »■ ■ ■ n a n A a a i i U CASHLUMBERCO. S A Co ■-- -u ■»*<‘■•r'V.a+.-l General o f th* _ here havo Dtanded as fkla«‘ ington reports th*t any tort or tho tracks w^re washed, out or bridges lost. The substantial con- a a ■-•’iiiMS&a • ■ On re*Mencee or In p rm yl twala * ,«* 1 from $1090.00 to $10$,000.00 for* * Interest. •• * Will also consider Construction loans le aM to Uti atruetion of buildings. J. H. Office 112 East 2nd BL r a n n liB a * to i* iiiN U g B M ia a in r a tt B B p M i F lo o rin g C eilin g Fin ish S. Babbitt will cntcr[iuticheon at, her home on M ouldings S A N I-O R I) fm ip v Mr. and Mr*. N. O. Garner and Perhaps the Uailed S\,t, i,, -i’ ' lr*Z iyenuu at 12:30 o'clock J*r. "ebool arstrut I was I, ■"•mhur a little cocky M\N I HI EADS t spechill.v the t Wltfc provision fee Iserrnsrtl daughter, Marguerite, motored to Jis* Lillie Ruth Spencer. L a th I’ R o m i t s c o - t f ki of nature's po\v« r, realizing! H Guild will meet with Orlando Tuesday where they went to tu-lplessHess before it. ;>|h anil \iimi,, p(,(| At any ! B rick h«ne I|; Brown at 3:30 o’clock to meet Mrs. Garner's mother, VERSE FOR TO D AY ft; mint m<r great sea coast cities' seum. Mrs. R. C. Keene anti sister, Eu­ oe on Highland Avonuo L im e might be swept out of existence by 1 W O RI It is the aim of Dr. A. R. Crook, genia Keene o f Jacksonville. *«(«•»» r,.r l m,r <n»|, P la s te r a tidal wave. And man can not fiew-n Cars of Refugees Moved”™ • Lord God, the Word tnat director of the museum, to recon­ Naval Station Han Big Damage itel A r r i v a l s mme prepare against it clmn the .ST AUGUSTINE. Fla., Sept. 22. W h ite Hock P ln sler Hoard I'lUN S |„-r llAit spoken, concerning Thy struct the scenes at the governor’s ■V'; Mrs. W. E. Watnon, Mrs. II. C. W ASHINGTON, Sopt. 22— (/P)— ~ ( ^ ’1—At the request of authori­ can prepare his tiny city »nd concerning hi* liousc, Nulls Du Bose, Mr*. Monroe B. Hutton, "dresft parties," from the earliest Damage t° the Pensacola Naval ties in charge of the reHef'work, SPECIALLY in Florida— whore reAl r e liw ^ f ' against the gardener's watering SANFORD rtril.DLNG l»l> it forever.” 2 Sam. 7:25. Montezuma l - * ' ' I * Mrs- William .1. Hardy, William times dcjwn to the present. Screen W ire pot. * mmooon1' " W nH e,tlm. a t^ nt th«' Hofida East Coast Railway changes hands often— Insist on a PRAYER—0 Lord, establish OOO.OOOO in an overnight radio- Compand yesterday afternoon Builder* H a rd w a re * LOAN \SSO( |.vri().\J Bradley, Welch; W. P. Ldkfl and Ben Cantwell were MF.M HAVE learned to take tlis|Jacksonvlirfe; D. M. Miller, nmong those Jrom Sanford attend­ New Freer Opera DU the work of our hand* upon gram received todny hy the navy moved out of the Miaml-Holly•phiee.lly, and to find insurance policy to go with the deed. Doors F. F. Byron, Ipwich, ing the marriage of Mis* Norma l i ) ' .. \ didn’ t play golf. In iLxiJr T Jl ',. *••«• Hi.* l-.’nglish reliefr philo, CHICAGO: A pretty Alaskan in effort. W in dow s Griffin to Allan Jones, Tuesday C. Elwea, Jacksonville; M E X I C O W R I T E S U S legend, portrayed l»y a Chilkoot ------------ 0 -----------\ to compete since Joe |;i r j l'** !" ,,S !llVr ,n;i(i,‘ no JdIt was not Ko, in other duys. , morning at Kissimmee. JmkHonvillc. TAM PA TRIB U NE Maiden of Skagway, the flower ci­ th b narrow w ay When you buy a lol In a large development, ^ Fram es and Screens mcliuiuK positio.i and CJeor^s 'a tp eu I ' N i ],s ^ 'V Wlien "the great earthquake of Seminole ty of Alaska, provided the theme l.istmn wiped out ihoitsmids o f! fV , ' U M ade to O rder Ihc owner should furnish you with a pollejr; • M!r. ami Mrs. Paul Diggers and for the new and third one-art op. Wntuley, Sanford; E. G. S ro«d that Is narrow, yet leads on U,e jaw breaking his Ii'.ee and tie til,yeti i -itv. many f son Paul fr., and Mr. and Mrs. era of Eleanor Everest to aucces*. Freer, Jirksonville; R. W. Mar­ w s s s « r s .... 3 iiiHuriug (he title to your parchas^ 1">t tb- r faith .a t;-„| ne(l eternal M urphy Iro n in g Hoards L.; W. A. Sells, Sali*hury, Iiec Crowe motored to Palm Beach which has just been finished. Like when our road that holds trials, and “ 'lUu P d l',ST.|l|''U k| U hirh <an,,‘ to n « la d u S p e c ia l M e s s e n g e r S m i o e is Wednesday. M edicine C nhinels (!. Brnttdt, Taike Alfred; her other works, “ The Chilkoot •nd dintress; jjJVle r »•'*. Wn ‘r.,ww! ” f ‘dly in. •ieteat I d th» iraliaaf gallant »>d ....................... 1h" " ' m X L ri i ; , , c t z x m ile F hrciiolmian, Jh-nri (Vr«‘' h-Iu -i V,- "* v. . a irhhers, Cincinnati; E. L. Maiden" is in English in further­ m a i n t a i n e d d a i l y u n t i l 8 o ’c lo c k in One small prtqpnlom insures the tttfc log f that seems hardest, and champion.-,Ilij) f,„- six ’ j *H ■ nafionall. ,hl '-‘ "b'limkc ami dreadful try w; W ITH A TTR A C TIV E I’DRCIl AWING [Orlando; Mr.' and Mrs. H. VV. H. Tunnlcliffee left Tuesday ance of Mrs. Freer’* life-long e f­ 'past to climb, • f > •' r s t & t h e e v e n i n g 1 t o d e l i v e r p a p e r s to whatever length of time you hold the feMb Zy(j> viviir in fh,* makhi-s Vinrei.i it; ,UV‘ 0,|b' American sur- ( !,v " " :l •",|v d«y. when theiimve «arinen under the present and hanging the bandits Jacksonville; J. A. for Tnllahassee where lie will spend fort to establish opera in that lan­ on trees the road which leads horn iModin, Pa.; F. P . Howell, a few days on business. ti,, ....n i.ti,,,,;, ,,y „ n o „ , , , r ':r H « s > S guage.' J D i ? F i n f H f i ? l B r o w n prevn.u* adm.n.strations. , along the highways „ s * a V lU nur a n y s u b s c r i b e r w h o is m is s e d by Secure your ,copy today of “ You Know Y f * ^ ^ that Kingdom Divine. I; S. E. I’oolo, Palatka; L. Several passages in the “ Chi I gallery Hottled itself Roof- of of Churches churches and and <athedrala <atherlml* '■t^in citizen* of Bfexk»TinU||' Tcx^s ._C tr’ ngbig example to other bandits is M F CJ \ ; I S I Roofn r e g u l a r b o y . > City; O. II. Smith and Own It— When the Title to InahWd.” ...‘aiSS Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer and knot Maiden'' suggest the Indian S k i z ^ r r* a way that i* easy, u not approved in most civilized father, G. W. Spencer, Sr., motored musir, hut Inrgcly the score is • Course that I* straight, ^ C ■ t ' //<>* »/ / ,;'.,/ r ountries in modern times, but the Valdez to Orlando Tuesday where the lat­ from Mrs. Freer’* own resources. t -'mis: ~ E f ” “ a : ; . * r *7* 0,V £ " Promptness ■ path fu ll of roses, where pie an- M'V-backnwm t i k e ^ J l r f h ^ S S r out ol' IJ. p“ rha,w' merry. l (, fi.-TT'"^T and effiiiencv of the [Parshall, Atlanta; Mr. and ter went on business. A recent set of “ modern dances” ih FOR TITLE INSURANCE IN HBMINoLfc C O n j f i ’/Vt *^la await; • ) 'S ( 'n v r •or llivir . plomli.I A. Earsy, Weatburg, N. the vehicle for a bevy of waitres­ ‘ ids, mny enjoyment ne’er mu APIfLY TO t > ZWf , Kinard and son, Saniord; 1 •urcMafutlr trrat .............. ..... ses in an Alaskan dance hall, fre­ you uway C IR CU LATIO N DEPARTM ENT Hhrumatlam. N*ur|lli, natui.-'l disaster could be nunle a l initton. | I. b -ipptoinl. »m, Boston, Mass.; S. Mcquented by a pnrty of young Eng­ the blessed reward of that Otsvtlv* Dborder*, fNsshsville: W. N. Walton, S T it le G u a r a n ty ^ M n r tK a g e t f a 'i m way. ronv m mg mg.nneMt for ah,.llow, Mcnmvhile, after thi* reported C’Jv S S 7 h’'‘ infvrmv' 1 M b l e a r and Kidney lish and American surveyors. A R T nthe,*--m. Trouble*, CaUrrti. ;lfr, and Mrs. E. W. TayMon have l«> t much of lyn-hing, n citizen o f the United he T-UI|-,\ ■( l,M, s By The Associated Press Aithma. ],*, Fever, SANFORD > !u >t« , b,,|r -upers tit ion, without 'lot ing JState* was lulled in Mexico, I un; 'W. W. Pittman and |h your load may seemdiaavy DUejim uf Women FU N E R AL RITES HELD Thomas A. Edison bus g„ Lenglen As Style la-adcr W. Evarts, Pittsburg; E. faith I•i lei an) wivil iii a n d Chmnlr a n d “ * oross h->rJ ui bear, IH* DJI Not that ail. Cumnllratrd l>lmra,«i MONTE CARLO: Suzanne I.enold, Atlanta; W. B. Shaw, pcrliiii*!, u . , E i S g p I R tp rc K fiH n g , >er that Jesui will guide record aguiiutt ml. ||,, H of Men. ^ d i­ lo insi.t t The funeral service for Mrs. Ipbia; E. McBride, Lukc••rally n-gur.led u , loo ' glen when donning the profession tape i i And toke care; PrZCIAL NOTICR— spoiled with a •mow that natm.-’s law* U l ’nsident Call,-s’ forceti lost no i r<*‘! . . ... ll lit "•I'llal “ A ' ::u| I tacts are a. fn-t If iinilil, L. Michael*, Albarny; al clonk did not shed any of Ian- Margaret Wilson was held at .back will stoop under a bur- •• there Omt lit.-rr.lly ouH,,,,, * will i ‘h(J t--irisilly and cve-dv. .hhI il m,ie in pursuing thi> TfltTirfi f I ii' ' 4 11 ,l' " !l •’•ported iq I ' • w!,l‘ h i'it.t ftum-j »ltlll, rirn rtl elTnrl*. N k w Y m k the in w>. thn, a M-.iifu, „it,r. jCophtn, New York; A. M. popularity as fashion leader which o'clock this afternoon at the First awing their Ina „l hi* ,| I n al inn ‘•NVium in I e„m- ni.ni.te I II, aaya He, fidelity tn nhllanllon* b.s 'utclli .at lea i half a ,|„zen I n T t l u " v i ? lo . '’ J ,l3 ," " « M » JM « M H A « a a M a a M . a M 5;si brn, I,n( w|lh j. Presbyterian Church, with the ( |„. „ Ktlnnta; Hugh Sellers, At- for yeurs she bus enjoyed along • nd in e a la b lto h e d _______ dCh was faithfully curried t , l n,,i T o i„r •ml -a f•rol,-) | rruUt! I'„r the d,„(h „ f ftos.-iit).:• I na- lic'ii ill gaily killed t In Rev. E. D. Brownlee, the pastor, reputation in *rcompli*hln* reaulU, M Ittyer Gold, Baltimore; C. the Riviera. • '" 'f i d Flute . i t i time f,,r this * llow Me.” I * 1 Kdl.iCAij hiiH Iicon sin,,,.- f nt lol. human nm,d f,., T it l e a n d l i M n u i n in i with xlen llflr equi|imenl, rear* of e «n » In Iact now* stories indiente , hat in charge. Burial will he made m Ian, J;u k-onville; IL Quack** pol l rail Of herself |,y „ country to get Seine quick results , 5 The tennis idol o f France has rUnet, appml tn your InteUurenr* and alaIII! mone thun a dozen bandits met ton Packsimvillc; P. K, Brown, magic in her feet on the ballroom Lakeview cemetery. Mr';. Wilson As tl„. J ..i erdion in Ui* *alnetinn o f a lihyatotan tn . rv'yt* I worldling* will *nedr at y>mr famous artist -against American bandits. The I® death in fighting with the M " C O fito W Y ,, who died Monday morning, in sur­ treal you, come In »ee me an built U„'||v.^' u Itiu ss'1 | 'V HEN THE heat of the tropics nd ... Investigate nearing ,, elo.,0 jM p C. W. UoBevcar, Atlantic Mlt YOUr faith and your ruuv exican inoinbcrs oT the Texas mob, or any ' ■ floor. On her way to Italy re­ my advanced lyatem of IrfalmPiit. ilrnent, whleh 'federal troop*. vived hv two sons nml a daughter ‘Woration s„me , ' r '! r Vr:ii ,V,,U....;*‘ y *’•>•• I t chide, but pity, they've hro1 3 8 B R O A D W A Y B * lL 2 ild A V V a t M I* universally endoramt. Nn Inrurable e*»e* ;n«di in Fltnida or id her states, are ■ cently Suzanne stopped at Monte bv her first marriage. ,llnt t,u' «K-'or:,il..„ fN m, , gauiliiu-'-s l," s . n|V «'«< "Iher mints,» of air 1 That is one case. Si,,,-,, then in of the same e.mteteptilde chulat ter !J nrcepted. m< mall order treatment InitlylUft God’s Jaws; NEW YORK IRMUH via Carlo over night. Clad in diaphan­ “ No ’ ' f L-r| " " 'u,‘ t, Hlf «s well. D.v,-.I„;.sh ,lf Cl, "ul “ ,i.Vr tvited. nn faltto prnml.ee marie, no alittar" :,h «■*■•■•••»»»« a tornado, lit.- due course „ f time Hie Mexican as Mt xit an bandits or Cl itiant and tel) them that God ^ Book ( W . Medicine Chcsl, Kitchen Cabinet, Ironing Board. ...... .......... Edison, "your i»ii-lur,-s Inf. inilHreathle auerantre* aivrn. I *dr*rous blue - Suzanne blue and n hine-c hailnuto about the i'exas ease lias v " ’ " s( l"' ••'“•trov.-l •jo » b * » I d o — I d* e lu t I i f r t r i h a Drain Board; Towel Closet in Hath; Complete F.lcdrlctl tills. Capital Funds over $30,000,000* M them too, iftE A r01 ,,y " ‘ “ ehineiy | map,,i ..print,. cmh,,||1Shmeni s .i, ' , i merry foot encased in pale blue kid Cbarae* rea*nn*hl«, term* arransed to mill Equipment. nudum: but t,,;" " ll«- •*'*» milli,,,, reached Washington. ■ :P«! lnd.ftem ioe Is block1 '•*> » ‘ 't believe they I Americans have been used to with diamond button fastenings, patient’* con van lane*. Call or writ* for ♦ Mexico mi doubt wonders " ,,CN ’- !»•«. ",i the whole, timre m""S tti!l '-•i*|.i-nd .1­ t t W r 1view. Information and advir*. •f we speaking in a superior way .*»' the simiiar^iupurt' ‘ ’r SomK,ll"b' « f '' K«'n in decorative pxnressh... MW‘* Desirably Located P. Weinberg and son who tho tennis champion evoluted for I **a my patient* In P«r**n. I > M n li and >d' physics, f,,r'"'ill display ns much ability -md ij,.i — SL Jo­ several hours on the polished floor of law and order in* Mexico no bramh afire*. "medUol cmpool**1’ a«4 it-.- maybe ■ome day, when yea, by year. Artists ,ln. ^ Prlrc Reasonable Easy Terms '••m liny plum t m one vmall £,d lr •*,,epg y a» Mexico did. ll»n spending tho past four CREAMY IS n‘ R 'dune systea.. having i, l.„,, to the music of languorous tangos in Chinn. We hope the gtHxl I in New York and tho Catfound God nt Inst, m ite r realization, hut It in just u coincidence tlint Hu Yitizen* uf Me C O L C L O U G H R E A L T Y COM PANY INQUIRE A T xico will not find jj Mountains, havo returned and lively fox-trots. ffe r a prayer for the tiny m two unpleasant incidents on op- th(. United AS CREAMY DOES The next few days there was a •ate, lalh.-n to where m | While nway Mrs. Weinberg 311 First National Hank HMp. TelepImre 7 3 2 ? l,i"■ a u * s : “a ?;‘r*' ; Is....It YOU passed no B L I I HERE is nothing tliscour- pus,to suits of the border occurred lln-v c D r n11 it i i k h i ftifowN an speak tiatruniziqgly .,f us. td a most complete line of rush hy society women seeking blue way, and so kindly stretch disposition hers to quarrel with uging about that, notliing to di\ kid shoos, nnd jewellers were kept S „ , r SANFORD, FLORIDA Mr. Bdison. It woulil be ,„thcr goods fo r the Diamond I N hand :>; (> m a i s i . y.miiiist, faith in eternal goodness Or Seo Your Broker busy equipping the footwear with « Real Estate Insurant JlOW them the path to the hopden.i to attempt n *|uarn |, f „ r TH E SO U TH A D V A N C E S u! i ” btm Child falls it cries and till trea t mass of the people is s„ ■ ■ ^ s a r i L ' S f fc.......... vJACKSONVILI t t • a diamond button fastenings. 5S ; .-Promised Land. turns cold•|waits * for " * ORLANDO REPORTER- STAR its father to pick it up Look at Snowdrift in f. Roscvear of Atlantic City, e i,,!'7 " *'Wh «nd line,i.i for’ him. him ,U But Hyt “ m unreservedly .•mudy warms tmvaid 11,at A grown man falls, gets up, blames hi* reference cnerol manager of tho . f h you find the path ruggud Kaiser’s Home Movies I* or the l'*.*t two decades at least wl iicn hini.g|f, and i, nmre eureful. the can -snowy white "* 'V1- »'*•'>’ "'" I climate is all i„ picture* i* worthy of discussion '* restrained an,I fitting. and stony and rough, I Advertising Agency, spent BERLIN: Princes Flermine, sec­ Childlike ages, in calamity 'X tho South k'\uvv" th* " ‘'H-rvui.t’ After all, (|u. matter <<f .ui here on-busiasss. t ond wifo of the former kaiser, is lean on your Saviour, Hi* because it rai«e* exactly the point fr ,..i| l , ' K h "r‘l in understand. calamity,, that n* by n whoh waited for Their Heavenly Fat hr and creamy firm. Then Care Is enough, . V-.-i, : r J L . ' i i ’SS an 'expert motion picture camera l“ l'"'k them up, and doubted iii* The ^n*t (•h!'l!ntU|M" 1^ tn. N‘ t,l,r «- [unknown. To the"average^fanm'r fttlde and protect you nnJ estimate ha* left out just one ' “ ,N "bout Ins job ^Clilttenden YetUrned home If he I,, start a cake, creaming operator. She maintains nn ama­ •j*ng and that is the test of £ . "Bring you in time from Miami and Palm teur standing, hut sho films most fmd.ng w lia ts o e v ,t| , l,:H ;punliil. ; human ruce, wasgrown ,n k n " r is a place of swanun and' (he }tv this , , lh,‘ w ,,m . iN<»uil» golden gate* o f that King- whole niatter— art is tlio exprosthe sugar and Snow­ of the movies thnt are thrown on X EM BROIDERY PAC K A G E O U TFITS \'aotn Divine. •drier wiser, has outgrown that, b> I last^ood l„„ ,U-‘ ” f ‘,<!ur''i',• >he fevers, of uncouth negro, s and the screen in the exile villa at * •*• — Mary MacKenzie. 1 katliff and Harry Keller fulTt r 'l.V/'' '’ itrtelf' frate- ' « low price ‘ Htm h tJ,,‘ »'-*d at •savage white men whose only didrift together. See how , With Royal Society Quarsntosd Bedinf Dya EmtoeUsipCottseo ' home Tuesday from Mi- Doorn. u>w ----1 •—••••• ” , unairuet ti.niitv n„ The principal characters In har ..... Palm Bench where they "already-creamy” it is, h a s n o t p ro d u c e d it s e iq u a l ,.... irea of Miami look a* If that mechanical proce**. ' Th, search for relatives who dramas arc her five children by had been hit by a;cycltmo. could bo multiplied her previous marriage. Tho for„„ Iinnupneii million* of nieces .... i .... * " ,,l! nf *•»«’ best ........... ........ . the hurricane. and what little effort it .......... near future. Then mor Kaiser frequently tnkes a part times. But the feeling imernre > a* hd l,Prn. ,,rf- S"">" on.. nd fh!., r" lculwu8l>’ 1(jw Price, its _«level,,,pltient will collie. DEI PER A life Ilf struggle and Li Automobile engineers—keen analysts of Land that produces or could takes to make a smooth, not a clonn-dp v wt*ek' to l*nd Mrs. E. W. Tayjor, o f In the little skits while the Prjn■* accomplishment, in a world with .. 1*lorida is hrini'ipg neouio Vou.n ’.A Jk.»* ■ V motor car periortnsnee—were the first to • tha cltv look Juat r ’ght be­ III., arrived in the city tezs turns the crank. *fkii+' ..........«»■ .. •" to !•« it. .......... i--ww,u;:; Fin,i,|„ " * .................. ..... ■ laws the same,for nil, than the begin telling one another about the f ^ i n g appreciation „ f hi.,, '.miel.le U ' H-elmg j., rtha tourists come down! even mixture. Snow­ ■ v M Field Marshal von Mackenscn, ffo r n short stay here and slavish life of an oriental .beam ' J " t1 h‘'r For , |p. f,rv: I hut such land should he 1,-ft wonderful performance of the Hupmo1'V;! ping at th* Valdez. when visiting the Kai*cr, wn* in­ 0,1 time these travelers will Imv,. ,,, ' ‘'lying on some Aladdin's the murkut year aft, drift is a c t u a l l y as „ ao , 1,1,,,.^ ... h "- R,,di about machine w. or proce** lu cun do tfln» thnt. 1!.>> bile Eight. . vited to witness a homo-made ►'Anyway Dempsey will khow to­ _ A rt U , . I„|„K f U*r , ypar is iln* • |>p<»rtunity t.| mp e i u i,.,» l lump or other device to bring .vhnt most surprin in America.' ^ ^ Bd Mrs. H. A. Earsey, of movie show nnd is said to Hltoe de­ r •- • TJ is needed. night who’* going to be 'T'RAVELoooneof thi# creamy as it looks. . fl'.'l, AmeHcs, they lid, had not produced J ** l, ^ . ' •*"’ " N. Y., were among the clared it the most interesting he . next heavyweight champion of Florida ............ FLORIDA W IL L big comfortablo »S the missiohaiy its equal to vliitor* arriving In had ever seen. j'Hiar.tvrf'i Others havo de­ |;toorid. rtiug lh a'l-ifl verting the American people Clyda Liners and get f r e e t e x t b o o k s M a y . ", clared that a motion picture con­ knowledge -oOne car, they declared, might compare. BARTOW RECORD R eal e n jo ym e n t '.if* cern could got hold of the films, hurricane w «* a henvy Mow of Cbicu • harS,l C,i,nuU’' « ' v « n u i C Z ” f * ------ — ___________ I GEORGE E. Brennan That was a hand-built Julian cUtsdc kmirf Beaton, Mass., was five or six reels would he worth u 'Yfie Tampa the first large city in ml but the “ Magic Cltv” will <* xvJiich coots hevferal times the Mupmoi t before too in„rh I F.°' runni'»K tor tho senate 1 business visitors arriv- a million dollars. The Princess ■-i'^W W» to ita name by rebuilding this section o f ih c state to try out Se^lan '•at,! “H a I STRANGE UNCONCERN * ' uford on Tuesday. • ’ presorves the pictures merely to S n o w d r i f t owing Hfle price.iter city. . the free text book luw •s finding ,t i r t i L n : : : ; ^ ,,p ________ ST- PETERSBURG TIMES Broad decks, ddickna have a continuous photographic T: --------o--------Now, all America Is hfarhing the ffccta far from satisfactory up to l In­ •Bride of Lakeland spent record of tho development of her •liniis,,,p U menus, perfect reat and • Qeno Turney has marc i-resent time I,, the first place ., there Tuesday attending to about the unprecWetited 'atpoothnese, concern. IH it „„t possiblr Recreation. Orchestra. children. blocking Jack’s blow* than ca*eTol hanJT,^“ a’ccelt •heir own. In Ih a tw a v , lW " u .s. B ¥ »"ke Uj embraced in the Tampa Ho-' they road thnt , wd v.vre vn ’ may have cause to regret A wonderful trip, learn* i* having in trying •« estimated that it j* costing sman supply would he Bsdan, flvsqmsenf^r, steadiness of the Htfpdt 1. needed and'm !!” ' 1’!1 ■---- f" r »iiiii T uuuiii • 1 llillt W,f° W.UI Hl,t,nk him j: ^ ,l88‘>cinBon havo voted uimni-| thnt unconcern later, when too Hillsborough county $fi(i,()00 to Ole .problem of’ Queen Handy With Duster 351 r r the fight. 8*d«n, •svsB-pMsn|*r. $2*7$. liio Me leaves tho hospital. a n,uu»ly. for the plan t)f fixcj g...]1 , listrilmtion would Bcdan-f' ” ' ' *Vatrtti “ retirinu..1... 1... 1 __‘ —, ‘‘.‘ i < W W W w‘“ th of hooks to th- I not be so costly S a ilin g ! fr o m , - LONDON: Queen Mary has Owners bf the moot costly can drive ft V- . «• ra * . -------- ©-------rvvo-p**i*n‘ iO-'i M* a guest at tho Seminole. proved literacy that “ the Colonel’s n the second, the nhooks | But work it n u l h i n r i a 3 E ’ t * i n^ i PU!i’ ,rhed rUtUB’ m,d th- « " t o . , auiiu uinm —and thereafter Wfll not wiflihgfy <Mv* Susie Cahill ion fell down K o v S i'i I ' out as drawn d„ with P UMC*'’ ° l j wUI be po*U-d by October ]. j t, *2345are far from nil that the first year „ r tw , Th K f making. J A C K S O N V IL L E t * N E W Y O lK lady and ‘Judy O’Grady” have •day and-broke a board on her nro needed ce....... any other car but, (he Hupmobile £jghu I fivaJ*(*r, with tumbU Mat, l*n|] Mrs,. H, 0. Whiting of mtich in common when it comes to " ‘ ‘J 1 ‘,V'■yj'By. saving if-und unsatisfactory w i can work ” • ’* ■ Sei»,l„«|P But voters will crowd to hear i N ° p,an or ProcodurP could apt $Km:h.-3E*Bex. Vt., C Clarion, the parents. "little. $2045.,*fiv^p^tresr. T O M S IM S ' ’’xrMMEn PAM .I f 4tlXS _, 1 1 . — .Lastly, the rush remodel it toward r ic arrived here fo r • insndging a household. . S1'M- a«> 2«.io, o,.f. • tHSJ? * On BoU Until a*.,«**wr ,.p her. She may only say, “ My him- 1poar mor® Practical nnd business-------[th a t's the very tenderust tei It Fa the product ol a modern- a'better wvtn-naastn• b- i r« lull or nml bother of getting the hooks H 1Hricney. m " of ef|»i»it Tuesday and are pleasFor a time while King George priff* I. o. b. Through tickets aad b a ild * bam is ,1 good mnn, a good hus11,koR'Khtly or wrongly, Florid» ' . ^ " “ Icsnmn hn* to stril engineering.. Add at on os you see and proving far worse t„ the aver,.go ! f locate,! v " vto. Iliihioilt » ‘ » c . a i i 2 iao lie Seminol Lw •Jstroit, p lu s revenue tax. was spending his shooting holiday 3 1 9 ° ltS “ »2 -1 0 u nd. a,,,1 n good father,” and with j hotel, as a whole are under J Z : r,K,,t t0 >n“ '<c a hit. *' « n man through to all Northwa P«toh fejel the difference when you take the parent than buying them outright a iu j j i Oct. 1 14 aa in Scotland tho Quccp was'busy at * * • X . \|,„r||,. 6-pUca fs t wheel . . . . ^hundred dollars was raised We do not doubt that the samel Brooks, o f Oriapdo spent Sandringham House with a house­ to»',K. a IN 27 AirroM O BiLsrcAUUP I. -*• '[‘/ftiSi! ' i f t i s I ; , h“ ■ r 1 *>'fttorm sufferers in five mln- situation will prevail „ r doe* pro- I Oct. 7 10 S3 ’ In the efty transacting When it comos to gettinv t!.,..-,. r' t ? th° nj8t of the countr>1 who maid’s duster getting it .ready for A comparison t«rfoTtncnoe~«f tha Lake Mary Cht.uibor vail in Bartow and Polk County I Sonieprominont citizen* wh,, come back and <lo his best l v r.i Vwl a ie x r s i.o o ’ ----- — , !?U8t b,® depended upon to fill them j |,erHP*retion beats i n ^ S n bis return. keepec* — ““ ' ' * “ ce. That’s the spirit We are undoubtedly p„yj11R Gunk thoy dazzle tho public are I f, IN NEW YORK Governor Al , i7 h^ c,oud c«n«ot bo a great state. ( other ty^ee W more for the text hooks tlmn/the merojy cinders in it.-D c s Moines Snook o f Media, PlL. W te S t . J o h n s R i v e r S e rv ic e Continuous from 1 P. n . to tsmith s young daughter made one • dispelled in any . one seato keep cool „ Ver the »ig. mbune. —.................. ' wumld cost If bought dire.-tl^-t,. ing of a •nford for a. brief atay Ott From and to Sanford. Eatmwise m------ DeLiad tof m I campaign speech in eighT*worda^ H° n ® ,a,rc8t record, record- but be a Ion ^ coal situation is ,,u*t. w p :< 11 p. to.* ---------beadqtor. tores o f renewed activity In tho |>orents. And there will he * c * u«nn up to it bt‘ f(iru ,0' y« n,U8t Lv. Jacksonville TvSHayTThursday,‘ Saturday, * P* mi' "1 hope you will all v o fe fo r • S I A O rush and confusion and S 0Pto C ?n knl l Ukon toward« it by & b ! , — oxhanatedJ SGjhiim there is a style of Rtotate field Jn Florida are Invest the establishment and puhljcution .TODAY • Sanford Wednesday, Friday, 8unday, 12:15 p. ■ with the pictures and other orftaw m s if t .every shape o f b‘-»d. But thor, npd that speech tan wortll of rates for this winter, ftto f* The Co*Opuiative ruppl.es when the grammar grades I , jiTv<v tween w ____ more votes than the best thnt Gov-' open aad tho demand heconn-* [& Powell o f Palatka wad nienta aa they are taken from the and prporatlon, o f Miami, re"The Social Highwayman” I tv Jalu wi‘, hHV«n 't »ocn* any ery hotel manager who in- m 7 : s : ss s r “ »-»• a d «a and ndlliaiyjflfle y 'W really square bobs.-The Lincoln ernor Smith himself could deliver' t f f i ^ .... *.•' t out o f .town Visitor* sir w U h ?1 “ o f $1,000,000 in realty acute. With Dorethy Devore, John <*w fore you purchase. . Quqen Alexandra would allow to hoelnyu hers Tues4a.vf knnur* * hU l»t™ n s Hut offsetting those detriment In' August. ugu«t. Buyer* Pal rick, 'Montague Lore SaHin/i to*V f v Freight to "W e should stop regarding th,.1^Knows 7 " , "now, ° W; or can know very no(m hothJng to be changed at Sandringat th“, hog-calling con­ Bora discrimination than to tho plan are the facts that u, . -, i astito,ube thi* winter « icata if you . .............. are lust .sUirtin ‘ ' youth with a flask of ho,itch b, hi* n*,?".-* .......... S a li m s * * * Freighf to r of. Orlando Hhototod Batodurihg her lifetime fa “ y«a r ago. but there and there i* nat ’ U y<i“ 7^1* *,ut t,loy ’ro far Cotaedy tho -w‘*rld?” m^ny'nn.r.iTmny ''SnmZ n‘ r' 1 zord ■■ wished the house to remain' " 0t "tell UM tho I T t ? . I»«cticn l thnn some o f our pocket, a flapper b * his side, and — *BE plenty o f money for urally inconvonlonee whin we pay h<.r nn th« t 1 and spent■ the * “Squirrel Food” Many tourists this season will on \ .-f» ‘v • •* .When , the prospective nrw is Inaugurated, ami that 1r w . lUU . gathering*.— Arkanaa a vucuum in his head, as of any aa was when Ktog-Edward-: como to Florida town* whose ho­ «> , V ' Aesop’s Fables Importance." ____ convinced o f ita worth. •hough it Is costing the county ", i *,emoc,aL It over for her In 1882, a year betm All of them li|;t. t(, , Thus the bishop sj(eaki: in Mr tel rates they wlli know before H.' Allen, listed as a bank a while more t<* furnish the hooka ) ' G■ fair am| As just, but just try . , , , -f A> In New York still many more poor - people niv I As a general thing the meek in- Bonfils’ Denver Post. The vacuum hey leave home, utoo might como is or1 H Iling one *ho J ■ only just. lf interest in a getting tham who otherwis,, could in the young man's head 1* indeed to others if their rate* wo,o Tom < Mrigkan in His cUto'Ptber day not afford to equip Jbalr childnm an undent institution. But boys known. They will not care to take Best Picture jit A k e Beaton too many chances, and they should •. . _ down hla check io r school. .,.v frknUly with •TINGODS.” some coni l^ toirern tT -Ila, Nftpri ■ i. ** Wo believe ill# tops should |„.' dreloo now and avoid tho rush. life A * ‘ to l4 V p o )*4 m o obviously givon. a t h o r o u t l L ^ .fair trial to w % ond Important, and not to be - B a n g w Dail^ Commerelal. J) brushed asi* sound, we w o ^ s r why the hotel .j-'*.w. f '• w iy tp r Kli;? ‘ -Ether Aik l,»li Ol artd>‘ “Besiitf symbolical of-4he>, burg show M-c. '■•iartlS*' J ack so n U'lKlli m i • x; H flS fr — at rc. 'Hoe. ’ j p r 1 ftps p ru sn m . fromI Insist on Tide Policy E Herald Subscribers! Spanish Bungalow j 5 Rooms With Bath Phone 148 5 [, The Woman’s Day j The Sanford Herald For the Very Best Values In Houses, Lots Farms or Acreage | BlIILT-IN FEATURES [Personals w a s ; & anusstar.;-* Baumel’s Specialty Shop M. w Jr i £3- E d r ■ 7>y-•! !' r .*S K rJ S S i JSA . - 1 ... r ® m en ca JST; • gusr^ ♦ •zt e ::cz . . . . . *. * , Vrm 'r . . . . «»* * . . . Amusements Contemporary Commont 317( £«mectianat Soafbtofrom teDHtodtij m ISMIi PsaJlit T i' *: tm �• t ' ’ / //■ \ Vy' ftf. ’ *• A * } w r-' l!fiP s B PS »»«a».Tv Kn; A0jx<bsaie<kUf«iuMu«>&m “ u •»*»'-*»<■ i j t j j W - * * ^ * - * ^ * - * - " ~ * — ...... •*: * * ' aaw K i^ ^ W fiW ^ ^ jfiO coc. ” WRIB * n Im GREr; u* <i IK *' *»r•4 Xl ii- O ^ _i. 1 8 -B u s in g S e n l « Orf,rodl 3, ^ Hel[K_ Ma]e Lrd Bally HtraW, o f CARDS LOSE TOir w inning national League nnnni/i vh m it Flag A p p ea r R em ote N ow BROOKLYN BUT IF H TOD RETAIN MARGIN . CAance. 74—Apartments and Flats ad. rates Art Claims Helen Again lan n m sfl ,v la s s s s a u a u n u ra s s>•''11 FamousBattles Fought For HeavyweightTitl{ B* L~ BEBf^INS,—Haberdasher hondquuruuH for <Auit e g i u te W A N T E D .-W h iu . 1 :,W e r ii.» « a waiter or waitress. The Union Clothes n o First Street. News ( o. Lunchroom at Depot. ANSCO CAMERAS 10— M uncy to Loan AND SUPPLIES E ERIN flor . ------------------ ----801 W. Oth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.! LO ANS-;Moncy available ut 7 per Cash In Advance 85- -Eota For Saif 91—Legal Notices' 91— Legal Notices TWO ROOM, upstairs upartment, FOR SARK.— Lot A. Tier of H. I* bedroom nnd kitchenette, hot i f>0 x *40, with buildwatoi. 3It Mugnolia. lugs- 82800.00 Make offer, Ed^ nril,J113 West Dauphin FOR RENT.— 4 furnished rooms Stieet, PhilndelDlila, Pu hounokeepin^, 2 car Room 10, Arcade Bldg. fx»r °r litfiit light housekeeping, shed*. 2 porches, 2 hatha. 2 daily _JOT, OB TO CHRDITOU9 u , , N O T « C K ,:VTY,J? OF tW cocx COWXTT. b® l.y it n J * .1 1,1 U l Ifecelveil C E T tY C U 1 *3" STATR OF FLOItlUA. IVio Oiianl Of County CummlMloner.t of Ho*inlit*11h County on or or v rMorljn inriun on lie. Vtstate of Joff HajrwooJ. I »ft-'4v«»ru, *u**<!. f oI1r tilt* llte I'tiri . r.*’. f,,'l"lil>r Ith. U 2C. »V -% \vn\l in 1 r?n/to,%tC. n,5u,f,tln^i To .AU, CREDITOR*. LLtUTRK* ' j *!1 t,n *,lfl rf ar r»^ ibn County Jnll. UlbTIUUL'TRKH AND A 1.1 p p m ' hiding ,M' lnk •rou,*‘1 th<’ J“ " » FOL SALE— Ono lot C5 ft. front IiuTliliiig MANDft AUAINHT HAll> ESTATE Ucrlllloil clu-ck for 5 per cent o f , on Sanford Avo.. near San Lanin, Amount toil iuni eiteh of you nro hereby t*f bt<l t<i Ac't'QinitliQY #mr)i i .is, sacrifice pine. See O. C. Fcllo-.vs. (>1J wliich i. to I... riuainetl b> tin. i l i ’J.f IH, to. P f,,,n t any claims or Board t It. u,.ik ouudri.d ch youtfif. or r, Hih«r I.lqulil preparation you In lieu until ..r bond. i«■innpict. ui ' i„n Pwhi ijtm,,,, liu„ „of f jvr.u rr/ 90—Automobiles For Sale Il*y wood, l^ecrusnl. Intr nf Hrmltu receptacle® sod ptsSsf I'luiis and Speclfli Ujgnnn niny l>c n;. " KlorlilN. to tlm Honor, bin fm r, Kanin,., t . houee. wherever ANTS airt|* nliln .Inn O. Hliaron. Ju.lv,.. if the ” 7 a fte r Xi.ptviunur 2i)lh. t v 2<1. ,’u»t> Court of Seml.iolo Cnnuiv. in Ires than u week they sr®* W ll.IA S-KNTGIIT and Overland. I lie Hoard rrservi w ( |>, rlulll lo ‘r inrici:i, nt his offloo in On« l*nni t m»d M. Motor Co.. ^terminated Hold on ou».. at Hnnfnr.) S.-mlitolo ■.V fi.unty ' "HIM) . . 1^ ---- Pnrk iiiiij Commercial '.V.n-.i! V l'1" !, r,,,f "I'l.i. ibr-, l'lorldn ivltliiii twel, moil tits of I money-hack > " n d .l. r li, l.r f..r the hi pt Inti irat lli*' tlntr lifivuf, r *li,■ i oinii.1 . Duteil A iiknet tth. A L> !••;« ' ounce bottle for 75c HUPS MARMONs tlEOIttlK (J. lIRlIltlVd . * . . v 1: I*0(1 II,ASS. Clerk > Snnfonl Automobile Co. AilniP11111 roti.r of the Kiitatr (“ •■». We refund yoar 1I>>.m l o f C ou n ty iV m ZOn Magnolia Ave. Phone 137 it’ ff Hit) I>..ct’(i:eil i ki-„ i ru l-x lo tu i H S e m in ,d e _______________ ' " r" | Hr nil coins or money order. C o n n it l-'lorbla I-IN A COX (Reliable CHRYSLER Sept -is Atlanta. Ua. T, i T ' FU ,‘ LK,t MOTOR CO [ ------------- - __________________ _ 411 W. 1 it St. Phone t)J2| a i >m i .m h t i i v r i u v s JEWETT AND PAGE | " Sanfurd Dealer ! *<•<"•*• <** iieroi.i Jivcn ( h„i u,crc RIVE'S GARAGE *J '.'.1.1 rtaln u..u«,>h..i.t finitliur,- mul llmr Hrr«t>tiai prop* 208 W. 1st St „ ’ '|)*M Plume 017 .r ; , ■ Not A Uncle Lea* »' - r )-<i« w •ds. will be reMlved and collector sent for paymeAt, ■ ........ . 10c a line ’ ......... .....8c ■ liae Only Shelby was knocked out Manager Kearns t i 1(, . iSANFORD * N F „ i m DRUG n „ . , „ OOMl’ A N Y A- p: » " J <v (By Tho AsAocinU’d Press) when Jack Dempsey and Tom Gib­ ................ 7c « line Connelly & Sons. per room. 1215 W. 2nd St. the cifrhth yesterday and although Tho cliAncoH of Cincinnati ovor- (Irovcr Alexander rushed to tho bons fought in the. littlo Montana on finally when Kearns £ * . " “ The Kexall Storo” i rites on request. ««u lin R a t. Louia in the National rescue 4 runs put the game on boom town, July 4, 1923.- Shelby take n chance on the gn t-T M j 57—‘ G,a»(| Things to Eat We make a specialty of our prompt 13 N I ( B fin nished housekeeping juced rates are for a Three- Loairuo raru appeared remote to- ice. was lent down for the full count in the missing dollars R idling of prescriptions and uuick! ~ apartments, one bod room, first i insertion*. duy. The Cardin, financially. The show failed to tarKnf VtA HPl’° in,,''l himself n •nala lead of two The Yankees battered Chicago 14 Dodgers Beat Their Old Time delivery. floor. 310 E. 5th St. . While InREM EMBER* aiiT “ ~ Sanford df of average length waa intact. There are util but to 0. while Cleveland defeated the (pay expenses nnd before It was' ter o f fjhance nnd the ShHh. I ............ ........... • ■•V I V niu Drugs Soda — Hot Sandwiches Avc. im a good Hamhutger. ^ —ating Boston ^amc» Foes, Four to Three on the a line. our more frame* for each team to 1 I over developed one of tho most ex- waa returned l0 the PARK APARTM ENTS— Furnish­ charge o f 80c for rfetory at Home Play. The Boston Brave* ye*ter- |Boston Red Sox 0 to 1 . Babe Ruth Brooklyn.Field in the First tdtlhg exhibitions of frenzied f i ­ ed corner Central St. and Park FOR S A L E - Spare on this page 60— M ach in ery and Tools” I clouted his 44th homer. The Yan­ in fh l t /l,n<l hr" n f'^ ^ *lion. dny shut out Cincinnati 4 t<»0 , in kees needed two more wins in nance on record. I in the financial .sectim, r ,• Game Of Series Avo.- . Electrical for clHssifud advert!senieaU. tit| i int.iiip.Hh. " —— ■ — ___ I ' " ’refrigeration. ' 1*’^fciMnoii, drerlising is restricted n ot t*J® *toda fifth consecutive defeat fivo contests to clinch the pen­ Dempsey won on points and got nqwapapcrs. 4 H is -p cIwm Mention. ‘ or « y,.)'l"J |rCI,t th,,s<* vneunt rooms. SINGER Sewing M,-uhme oifflw !ilH "l’hy StCl‘ tL''len• ‘'tc’ Fhonc the Card* meanwhile lo*t to nant while the Indians nre losing all thb money there was, which firror is made Th® SnnBrooklyn, 4 to 3. was not enough to complete the one out of five. Vild will be responsible U" “ ” ....... .....to r R en t St. Louis fans alreudy nre plan* contracted payment of $31,000. Tho standing; ---------------------- --—_ _ . ' VL9,1 ^ 11 RISENBEKRY PR IN T consoles. Eone incorrect insertion, rvn<. -------------— nm# n demonstration when the Team The bout wns in Jeopardy almost SHOP — Printing, Engraving W L T P Pet. Pounds Three Card* 1 1'OR RENT.— Space now occupied urti.^er for subnequent come from Brooklyn. New New York until fight time. The question was Embossing. See us first. We do .89 (H) r j,f)7 rm < office should be ! Chrysler Motor Company, t * t e 61;— M iscellaneous. ■3» i-irr- etchers For York und Cincinnati, Fitzsimmons Wins Thirteenth it. 1 hone 417-W. 11. R. Avenuewhnt the promoter should use for nished the Wild West' Cleveland 80 03 5 .577 |West 1st. St. Apply A. P. Conrpum'diMtely in css® of • C lu-fy w > Another Cincinnati defeat ami Commercial Street. Battle by Defeating Chi­ money to pny Dempsey, through paid. belly 4 Sons. Washington sluggers found four a LaniinnJ victory mtmnn a gunr- St. Louis pitchers for an II to (I A id . makes phonographs, serviced.: — cago In the Third Game ADVERTISERS repaired, timed. Jacksonville ex- 75 Sept. 22.— (/n--N ew nntee for St. Louis of at least a win. 16— Building Contractors. three jrnmo mnr- tie for the pennant. If St. Louis btralil representative Ehinke of Philadelphia held De­ BROOKLYN. Sept. 2 2.-(/Pi familiar with rates. SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile j u • C,47Vcl«ni! Indiana wins two frames, the best the Reds !troit to n five hits yesterday and and his his Jess Petty held the League leading " " 1 l" v ,'1 r,lls Way by^wnm pinp th,. White can do in tie by winning nil n’d clnssificntion will Mil. li. II <|... ,s..,| ,n t|,,. |„tl. roofs built up roofs. Ro-rooflng The standing four, team won 4 3. ! Cardinals l„ six hits yesterday AUmio.iHi, i ccinplct® Information. over old roofs. Leaks repaired Ei • ■**,*<> W while rieveliind de- Team 77— Houses for Kent. NASH su Mit.-to.ll i.-MMl, \V i ■> . . Hzsimm.m* boosted his total of . while the Robins staged a four ruii If •Spetiiiis at (he .Stores. [ you wish, they will Jq. Boston. Babe Ruth hit his Lend-, flu' world 111 motor car value 1*‘ 1 tunates free. Satisfaction guaran­ ' M I ct i vi, lones to 13 for the season when j rally in the eighth to heat their old \ *’ l " 2'b .11 U.e lo.ur ..r , til in wording your teed. Onk Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 111 tin Miiiaf /'L...A. ' i! e r> rnamp.run with a man on hnac «»i|. |, i„l.- „||| |„ s m it h m o t o r s 1 0 T ’ , ... . 1 i CN'E i room bungalow, double CinefnnnTi Jr, Jr! | j S ; Jo a ' f ' t o - 'W Y "-.k <iinnl!' ‘ 'n'** foe. Bill Sh.-rdell and woii th, to make it more ef- l.i.l. . " U i In 1 ..0 IH .,,,.1 li,.r ,l„ „ r . : r ^ eri c°heetod Ilia 18lh blow (Continued ' garage for rent. Floral Heights. III ii.l.lu ion li. III,, m.ov,, Mill Sher,tell vii. i T , ' , '!V' I ' " " " 1,1 " vietory over Chicago. opener of a two game series by t L‘e mate on the nocks. ( ail 1117 W. 1st St. CLARENCE SMITH I ’.it.’.l 1 till 1 bo - 1Nt ,li,i of s «,i AUTOMOBILE DEALERS If you (• Inin P H ILA D E LPH IA , Sept. 22. (A’| j fil’d within a i ..... VVI"!1' 1 li I’Cil ..... rit,Mh«*r« h to 3, as the Reds bowed to tile (>y InnlhRa: ORTA N T NO TICE (lenerul Contractor w:iut to sell your used cars, adllravea today. St. Louis retained K l t A N i ’ lts I. M I T i’ l lE l. l, Tho personalities o f Dempsey Jjj *' ,1| , ,;s , ' Met . .lit oin ofir>- - i4 in i 1 C O O West First Street FOR RENT.— 825 per month, «5 vertNe daily 011 the classified page "D A Y F h .V Users should give their Ailoilnlstr.it, U of ihH its two game margin on first pluce. at Phono 441 mid Ti.urr y n f'er contrasts like ' wife, infant a , i T l n ^ , j j . room house, electric lights, 1-2 M .....000 000 0 0 0 — 0 2 r. .1 I'M« \V. j postoffico address as Score by innings: M hclifll, tit (‘I'Rynl t J b . l 'l '|VillH| ,}<’r nplM,," lix nl"l her tennis championship, returns these , f Roosevelt and Wilson, in i ter by another m ain a ^ 'ty I acre land, flowing well, West First USED CAR EXCHANGE I their phone number If 4& W P S .vereid ; Lynns, E d-; to her beloved art clasa at the University of California. l a u ' iik n t k w m r i v n k l l St. Louis (110 000 002 -3 0 1 (Street near DeLnnd Rond. E. A. CORNER PARK AND SECOND lire results. About one JAMES II. COW AN— All kinds of w>Jt and McCterdy. • • he opinion of Dr. Abraham Baron, j f ‘ "Id the i> • ,| , , j|(, * nf tin* Brooklyn 000 000 04x 1 1 1 2 ■Strnnt. Farm Agency. INtiitt. ,.| Ihhv \\ An electiic fun mat is: Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W. VV. WANS LEY’ , Mannger ut of a thousand has examiner for the state Athletic edited Phillips M it ch i’ l|. (lt'if:|Ne-(| Sherdell, Alexander and O’Fureno nnd the others Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak jlPLAND, Sept.- 22.—(/P)— Commission. .M ic e , nnd said , h.v ]far rell; Petty and Deberry. ! F(IR KENT.— A new four room nmunicate with you Avenu® and Third Street Tele­ CADILLAC—OAKLAND ‘ h * d * m difficulty whiphono 1 1 1 . house. Inquire (108 W. Hughey — PONTIAC — «y know your address, Dempsey has enormous enterj Fletcher figured ,h„ Boston yesterday, <1 to Nouns F o r IN Trura Reds Lose to Itoston Sanford Cadillac Company rontinunnre M UST b® gein y energy (Jniet Running "L 'g rc s .'o f n young bride, m .» IIm Cb3 K ^ 'P it c h in g hla 26th victory, 117 E. 2nd St. Phone 121 ROSTON, Sept. 2 2 .- ,/Pl Boston “U >er.son at The Sanford IIODGINS A C O * AN CO., A o n sively and. .conquers in direct re- ton some ...... , •---•■ ............K *er (irnnrlna Strnnsrr Tour hita, the Red veai-. ago a. rordinjf 1 M )R RENT.--I«'urnisheil bungalow, flcr or by letter. TeleN A T IO N A L I.KALDK once more proved had medicine for Radiator and shi-u metal worio. I latum to Him e m o tio n and hia op- the Leavenworth m-t ..... „ I - v e d a shut out by St. Louis 4 rooms, bath and garnge. DODGE Plain and ornamcrlid sheet mot ! |41sconiinuances aro not (Cincinnati yesterday winning (he ..■Hn I'.ment s behavior. .C la yton ............ . [j Sanford High Football Candi­ Menslev’s Error Allows Duruble SANFORD BUILDING A N I) Phone 371 -W. ( inciniinli J a home run over tbe Plemiire cars unit Graham Trucks work.. Tel. 710-V . 207 .1 Kun ; last game of the series, I to 0. nnd | I uiuiey is a thoroughly develop- ' bridal suite m n K ,, ,,. , |( . “f dates Enjoy S tiff Workout 4a wall., Pittsburgh E|n, and 13th St. Phono 3 Avenue. In ( ross I lute After I ,ocal ( making i, three straight against LOAN ASSOCIATION ."•'I* I ei| Iirecocious nhvsiual innrbin,. mul «nd and she was f.,, f>iin„| |,j, , precocious physical machine and Despite Rain, Sands Shows Prompt - Efficient ------ — I l hicago >y, innings: ''OR R E N T.-O ne new Spanish ~ ■ — ------—— — ----.. Hurler Pitches Airtight ' tho H,,<""d plnce Reds. PeteDonou first guided by thought Vren■ J*'l«’teher, it wan Kercho “ I Lrt'l ipfrctJ Bungalow. Coiner Celery Ave-! SEMINULE HUDSOVESSKX Legal 0 0 0 .1 0 0 - 1 i ;i Good Form in Practice Entanglements Are i N,‘w Y" rk 22— Millinery— Dressmaking •j^ii lions, accumulative energy that lf’k' bride of iw . u 1 •• m an Mpirl Baii in Series with All Stars l',1"' "u ( '.h!' sjirtu su,," , fa,‘' 'hnt K,ipa •me and Elliott Street. Impure nt INC INC. ‘ ‘ l . l g x —« 10 l Not Likely To Hinder ’I’he [ \ u ^ yn Rixey and Lmpie, other Cincinnati 1merit. Low Priced ■"'J . finally forces him to act, pitqiertv. W3 Dak Ave. It) Bill Dullose FOR your lovely Fall Churls or in Big Eighl; Gov. Pinrhnt I Philadelphia I v i - , V ' ^ arris U'"J Beasley's hoot on a long fly by pitching stars encountered and Found. Phone 41 •:!o7 1 ’r " ''" * y "HIM put forth "alm ost' A divorte followed »n,I Klrtr and SaWAII. One of tho IIvjiu.it workouts of Lingerie call on Mrs. Hays, 2218 previous games. He was knocked .......sti|M*rhuman efforts if he is to do-; »»<l the woman w, 1. m.lprl..,| j 7S—Office* nnd Desk Room Declines to Stop Battle/ tile season was held Tuesday after­ i Ornrli'H in the oluvnilh vi*sti*rday from the box in tin, fifth inning. „ # . '. 'Sanford Ave. Or Mrn. J. T. Childs ARCHITECT permitted the All Stars'to romp ( throne the champion," Dr. Huron 'm arriage did not U 1 and 1 ,«» K E M VULCANIZING WORKS.! Ask to see them at AM ERICAN LEAGUE . Pound........................ Pitchers " 0,,» ‘ he Sanford High' School Score by innings: i T i J ,0X! V ’ 1 fi,r/ V* rk A v*'- Semi ward fur aprti? ' *••inkn. “ Dc'iupBoy," h«» .said ‘Ha a wnH K^vori FlH f)n W|ff I home with the verdict in the fourth HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES, A TTR A C TIV E room® to rent for PH ILAD E LPH IA, Kept. 22 UV) ' New York Pirsl Nalionni Bunk Bldg. r * ,,nT w 6®» •“ » » « * " • r ointment, U18, Sept. 22.—(/Pi- Thc1^ . ■ S,|UH<,■ Nnurly thri,'‘ f‘t'l game of the series, at 'linker Field. Cincinnati (Kin 0(jn mm o k (I — The day before the battle found | Cleveland u. S. L Halt cries. r77 Physic al m arh in e th a t will e x e c u te « ytmuK woman »if i 'L THE B A LL HARDW ARE stores or offices at Park Ave. IMclvin Taylor hill) MngSanford, --------- - Florida Ml ” , Senator.- noundod I ? wVro !wt arul "'though tlm Boston (Kl 1 030 (Mix -4 10 I the Dempsey-Tunney champion Distributor* Cleveland Six ""<1 RCt o ff f i r s t . " j N. 1)., and he w.(, ;l vj,“ anti Commercial Street. W. M. Philnuc Iphin W tf ^or 17^ h lf. “d ! r « in made (he hall difficult to l Dernckr, who was on second, came i 25— Florists. Donohue, Meeker, Lucas ami ship bout still behind a smnk<’ Washington ( Commercial Avenue across the plnte with the winning Young, Owner, 208 Purk Ave. .511 I " ^ r ,-nn successfully manage, e x - ^ ,cf f cr, before coming p, [<ITf s lrligh tT verlS ® I i r n f 0 thr ' T " i-i ■ run. - — Hargrave; Uencvich and .1. Taylor. screen „r legal entanglcnicntH and Chiriigo -Automobile tire between 521 ,<' rn,|l conditio ns nnd a l w a y s feels ^ o r t " ' ' t was said. They have I i as rJite ‘ STE W AR T TH E FLORIST" u . lJ -rt« ^ULTm° ntwo .t- Conch ......ina - ... Tho I picking OFFICE FOR RENT— la Meiach BK SURE and see the new custom 510 , *u* ' " " s t i r o f th em . ' tou r months old leihv. ; nnd Eu.stia, be found at « t o r b . Don't |,r $ |{ i i- to7 to 8. Tho teams Whelchnl had the after two I I he Celerymen started the acorthe city of Philadelphia swampe,| Ih’troit Flowers for all occasions. built Studebakers Defeats Chicngo Cubs Bldg Apply A P Connelly A Ml. Louia ■office. by tlic advance influx of one of the ^ l*y*<*’ the elovens run signals for n 'slio rt J'"K .403 i .. "A’unney is idealistic, optimistic. Judge.W. U. Wright d «o llr niiIiI \ on the second inning when a M cLANDER ARCADE SAN JUAN GARAGE Sons, Magnoliu and 2nd. NEW YORK, Kepi. 22. (/!• n^. errors ak <J vjmc anu then a fast scrimmage fielders choice, an error, and a greatest crowds that ever gather­ Boston Ji07 I JI,H T " ls handled independent t'ctchors coiiiim I ., writ of habe Phone 781. HANFORD BUILDING AN I) i n o f both aides allowing session w «* held Fred .Fitr.simmon turned nis his iinrfhir- ed 1f> i a sporting spectacle nny11 1.1 nioii iiirnen lice Slntiuns — Refrom the external object. He must Tuesday, .fudge J. k (single by Wilson sent Rip Dunbar ■ (>(>—-Wanted— lo Buy. SANFORD HIJICK (70. LOAN ASSOCIATION . fourteen walks, 8IIA— Real Estate Directory teenth victory of the year yester-I whe" he attacked first liefore he will nf Count v Court al»o oir. star nf T ^ th. ‘‘ . ^ " in g ^urrying across the pan. This 2 12 Magnolia Ave. 27— Professional Services. py Innings: ^ 1 e<l Fletcher lielil in j;,j| Sato 1 tea>n*' dUnng the lead did not last any longer than day for the Giants by defeating-! Hone of the dozen or more court Phone 307 FLORIDA - J P L a NOO — Orlando HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, INC 1 ‘ jllO 040 302— 11 17 o « h n V l ? ---------------------I "h en his lawyer ... . his rriu the Chicago Cubs in the .bird game ' £i,acs either by. .lack DDBL TRIM CO Morntav Sentinel; largest clussiEUGENE PERM ANENT Wave .010 000 022— 0 0 8 of the series by 5 in 2 , ! Rcn,'" ’< . Dempsey's former man Real Estate and .... .. merry lime try walk and an error guvo Tinker's I the car, not the owner." LINt OLN — FORD - - FORDSON for $10.00. Marine Ho Shop. The tied huniness, rate it- u wu-J, min cause bail not h. ,',i damn for nger, ..r H. ('. Clements, ('hicago INSURANCE BROKERS mg to elude him in their runs It crowd two markers. Score by innings: J 817 for estimates. ri t • _ ___ Edward Higgins. Inr. niiuio 24c cash with ortler. Basket. 2 nd nnd Magnolia. rest. _ „ I prom ter, appeared likely to up-, AthU tJcsW In Chicago , Kill mm tin) .......... WB* almost impossible for the op. I. W. RADFORD Couiint ivinl it I'alnietio. i'hone 331 In the ninth Frishie, who was the • I .1 s°t plans for the bout hut riva l' LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, New York lot) 004 t)()X (Si|K^ift2 .— (/PTwaTha Hnonmon to stop him and P A IN T E R — DECORATOR ""D ior nf two hits in the game, - I squads of lawyers were prepared : "TH E LOT K IN G " Osborn. Root and Gonzali If.lt'tW o qut of three al^v it was usuI. WANTED TO HUY A. B. Riggs, tiltl I .an lel Ave. ' I'T tiny I nil Mevenlll hour ma 1 came tlirmigh with a single Ml,.,,’ 1 Ninun •i»s tml ( 'iminiinjr.x ■ ’Ult! First National Hank Whig. . . the secnndniy defense ( M L U ll. Sept. 22 (/P» Joseph , CLEAN COTTON RAGS 1 t** *helr present kES V U LC AN IZIN G PHONE 30.: I "cuvers. Chief of these was a f i*(»it ! jiidJt * r < ( u M i a n • Speer continues to show up we| took one m the ribs and Lee Crowe ! ftarday, winning three m AT HERALD OFFICE rtlFRS & WELSH Furniture Refini.dnd HODGE BROTHERS THRASHER <fc GARNER .bearing • beduled at, I 'in o’clock a bit „ f f „ f Knunl...*- 1 , I carried ( buck Lewis of (hat city | I’hillieH Munch Hits ?nd Ehmke’s good pilch and Move is also improving rapid houneed h tiiat makes 5ilends” Real Estate and Fire lasuraiicn jihi'i aftein.ion on application for ■tin Ill's hack from a point near llnl-! ly. r.denfield, one of the ennui-' M#ntH *" N <"H Frishie with the S. J. NIX P H ILA D E LPH IA , Kept. 33. olph Knsisch, purchased dates for an end berth, is develop- ;*y '«ir run. i (>7— Booms With Board. ; an ilijllllcli n to sl«qi the fight 1 112 S, Park Ave.. Sanford •ywootl in Miami for metliciil 1i j a c k s o n v i l i j :. sept. 22.1^*1 The Phillies bunched their brought l.y Clements, who cininn ! Attorney and Counsellor nt j,nw amokin Club of the New (A*)— -Jneksonvillr vred Dealers treatment. The distanen is 18 the b'^L,‘n .';|,|l,|" l i '1 wingman. In . The Celerymen threatened again 300 East First Street. ■ylvanla leugue, went •lav that it hud .1 "im ping" liitol hits <m I,ec Mearb.ws yesterday and h,. hiiH a prior cwfli Fvtrttiasl binding I HOME voola-d meal*, S'd per week; miles. Il’ AC.I COUNTY — Thu He hackf,eld several of the boys in their half of ...... . enth h, Larife Developers Headed l>y its own, tompri iiig the lumn dktanc^ in his Major wore showing ................ |. .......... ” .o , diTeatcil the | nates by a score o f, Dempsey's ervices “ “ - ■—■1 also slefiimg rooms. 1101 W SEE R. ('. TISD ALE f. r good buy* up well. -■ •• ,,un "m SELL GOOD USED CARS |»f st’ipemlou* tfevelophad lost a foot when AI two hoys, aged 12 and It. . . BLUE BIRD R E A L T Y SHOP, Fir,t S». |,|io.,e till I. wire unable to count. to 2 Cy Williams hit the b e -I There will be no 'interference Mayor Hompf Leave N. V. leu’Lewi., in Rent Estate, 23*5 Mei .i li HuildI!'-'.! I'ord Touring , barge was beached in ||„ . 4 1 biijr it m t h o 1 nlm "Wo tprcinliy.c in | k i T im n iM it wnv_ . . . "innlmrs* • wr " , k,.,ln 7,h'"n P "«». Zachary. Investigation showed they ing. '"d ay IS the last time Sanford ! Pitch, r for two doubles t.,r as (baeriio, pin, |,„( , nnr I U25 - I' ord ( p<< L ' J f t . —„ Mought 011, and Mobley were in hurricane, '" am) yesterday Allen Allen tie dt gone to Miami as ■i.nt.mav.i 001 it. .sample cof.y sent on | 200 North Park Ace. ROOMs. w,<h or without meal.; \V<.rl!'*uiniV >yClM ,ri^ " i yesiertmy .... :...... ••iK’lih cnjh ntnlr 4*r c ity i>|firia|s arr see t\u> the rhutwv.% t hainpitins in a c -.! « « « .............. run nf thr i U'2 > Ford louring ! « ; '? ? ? — 1 11 1 I «•*»*-■ back field and opposing them fan.s will ncc *>t»ih Started Immediately ‘ , 1 1 ,ir)S i"Dil attention was ntedrelief train to .car h for tbtil --- — ---- - | Rea ...nabli iate.1 l.i urolu Hotel. Met \ 1. 1. <t l’’() X , Real estate In­ f,,ur 'imes at hat. PJ23 Font Sedan j imiremed. The governor nut. only: _—— __— -V "*'• Arriving at one of rcfrrjtoP0? 20d 000—2 5 I wer« Maxwell, Entzminger, Hagan I Non rhix Huusou, n.-t the rluh goes yeur th n; mother c\tr - . ' Y O U can eii.iny h e a l t h t h e ------- — ------ ------1 - ..... , ' . “V vim "louirr Ifrom mill W IIOIH IIno word hi Li.... . L.. _ : whom vestment*. Best buys are atn®t>g I (o Went Palm Beuch for a seven 1 S,'"N ’ by innings: and Higgins. JR24— Ford Runabout I 1" 1’’ declined to obstruct Imt plan t 1 ( V f o r a (J l I - j toilergeney hospitals here with his conic since Satm.J’iv’ pness .Service Offered | cniROPKAt Tic way. i,m*.i- cs— Boom - Willimil limnl our liM mgs I ‘Ik ne . t,'» irm. ton lino (Hi) l'J-'b Ford To,, Trtu k 12 o I" occupy i, ringside seat ami root, I This week at Sanford High is a |game Merita beginning tomorrow Pit' N>,urgh burden, Al|e»i fainted from ex * 'gate. Phone 482-J or call und lo t! Kui'sti el Axle I afternoon. Upon their return a pl»»inclol|»*iiu 102 1)04 (> 0x (very important one for prepara„ ............ 7 j ; ‘ or Gene Tonney R c a l f v P n v m a n l o 1 h« ,l*,‘ i»n and attendants carried ( Wildwood Hid.: received, (#1 LM1UG S T 0 K E — P ro-) us talk over your h'-allh problem:;. « o n * ’nV.v 1. n , r * f HI— Wanted To Beni. I I on being made Tor tho elec­ game jH planned with’ a Meadows, Koupal and Smith, He an in fo nied the Rev. Charles a , l “ l a y m f i n iS 'l,o tliiiiH id f •a», Drugs, Soda. Wc nre 1 Dr W. F. MacDmigail !<.( Nut 1I h. K M N 1 1wo be i i -., nd 1 construction of new ntv hall. MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc. tion of officers and the organiza­ club consisting o f "old timers." Speneer; Mitchell and llenline. ! '«»••. «•'' Pittsburgh, general ' -------------' you as your phone. Bunk RI.I r. ' JointiiK ........... Me. 0 1S --------------j'l'rcctor o f ii,.'depurtmt nt of m o . 1 ' rnl,f,lifnn insu rtm ce Firm ‘ tion o f this year's athletic assoeia< rowu a,u| Meyers are to hold Elm. i'liotu) .1.1 \\. , W A N ! I’ D. Oil,, ro.iio furni.*. [TIC C ITY, N. J.. Sept. Cull 103 -----------------------tlnn which art? the Imcklmm* of a]] down positions on this team and for ligiit Itoilsekeenitlg all • T Hn.noy “ will hnvi --------------------------- |.'U— II'*I|> \\unit'd— M:*Ie Elm Av e . and Fill, Street. will he "P op " Wallace the H tR RENT 1 Vio lit i*I- 1 !ti’e,.ii) so,, \Vrite It. ea,e Hi raid. f atehcr to 80 over high school athleticH. Much enthuId Stove * Furniture Co. room* lo, moide. I('tl!l i ' r:toll Baa. '• in tho opinion of Hinnm i* being shown over the ‘ Tiapman brothers. Doc Epps,'ami SEMI N OLE E ftMPLO Y ME NT [321 E. First Street coming election arid plan* nro 1)4*- K. L. Hurdiek. 1 x.'J— F ai ms and Land F o r Side , npuy. ' ' Avo. BUREAU fit carry a full line __ . i mg mat In to hold them on ThuraipiTunney over with ! STVlOUDSHI'RG, |Vnn., Sept, 204 North Purk Avo w are ngM. Cash or 'HONE 3 ’ D■t . ,i t hurt one bit! Drop a 1 Tiie hox score: FURNISHED ..... . ..,it..bit for FOR UUICK S A I L . My 5 punch I will <lo it," the uay of this week. j 22—</!*)- Gene Tunncy ha* nothing mg from ult qi,utters ,.f the globe „ „ r/V. i ’Ve w'ant voiir buiine.su. , '"••’nenne were Orlando, tho old Unie rival of 1 f rm I 1 2 i.idf-ft xx• > -s i of I. two It’.u i’t i . tie i high ...... . little “ Freezonc" on m, aching | j w ldi ^ Sanford Watchful t" mnkn up a reeunl crowd of r All R " PO A j,. : to tin until tomorrow. Lorimibition today he Mon;in’ , !• In.. ' "it rash ..r 2l»y East Mitt, M. 'coin, iuHoidly that coin sto;’.,| l*f |lk®‘ a two year old,’ Sanford in athletics both nniateur Beasley, cf 5 (l I »i 0 I [ waiting wiih his slogan tmiuy. lie probably 132,nun „ t H„. |lrs( 1 * rt ,H,\ organization in the east $.1,5,‘((.Oil on term . Fee Juno • \ biictini:, then Miortl> you lift n kj bo convinced that and professional has not yet signed Frishie, ss ii, thinks he i* in the pink of nm weight title i.i.i11 h in three year;t . S ' ""''d oH ’d. D o l o w U m i l \ || unit* H 1 ’ nrr.etc Co., general VERY ait .. : tight of f with fingers. i , o i. I, front ite.m, ■lollti ...,l o. I., lx• I ’ l UWIII I JT fct •Philadelphia In only a a contract for this year’s football Allen, lb II dition and is anxious to prove it Df Mu nf llim game hut it is generally supposed Crow®, 3h ; work, sidewalks, buildii . a I'i >no HI J i"e not Doth. I. .1 by the legal bar-! 1 ' " ‘‘" ’sled real estate agents ' for I m ;! g* I Your druggist sells a tiny bet- 1 tjg a___ few rounds. He hopes to escape an untc-hout that it, will at an early date. If Myers, 2 li J. ii ligation Ihixl’s. J. R. ners that have Inset the bout. were mi the way to the scene of S I— iiotiM’s For Sale SANFORD Hi IL IU M ! A M ) tie of “ Tree/tuic" for u few cent*,! „ welcome in Philadelphia. He will I Orlando dues sign the game will Dunbar, If fctr, Prop. In d room :a>;. FURNISHED sufficient to remove every hurtl , LOAN ASSOCIATION ,) go from .Stroudsburg in tile pri bo plnyed here Oct. 1(1. Mugnoli t A v ‘ torn, soft corn, or coin betwoen ! Wilson, rf . . ....... .. -- o' ’ .......... him,rimes e1,urent’s m 11 vnte car of u friends whicli c a r , I Last year’s eleven was badly de­ Rawson, c OVERLOOKING j the toes, ami tin, foot eulluse*, Another injur,, ho,, suit was filed *urar,ee companies and relief aire n. I 91— Legal Nntlceu. ,1 will he sidetracked before the train feated |,y the Orlando team and Withrow, p without soreness or irritation. I FOR RENT. -Desirable front , HIGHLAND PARK iDllY CLE AN IN G CQ. ! this year the local squad hopes to room. Reasonably priced. .Gentle- I .-unco yi . , bungalow, 5 largo rooms. a uviJit’risFMw v r n u t uinx Cltaaiog, Repairing and -So that even more people can lie •AND, FId,, Sept. 22— (/!•) retaliate by bunding the Orange .....I lh,. i-hull.iiKL'r convcyf.l by , ....{■ l»m orr„w ,1 T i,k “ !!." » "*........... • " " inun jnefeemi. «.*It Oak. Avc. 1 |>, j.$k:,yo.ot). cash down $5,) M>,». • Bit t uns T h i t 1 tu i. Totals Thone 465 for jiroir.pt j 37 2 (i 32 13 I , motor to a private home. fiifiiK R fift fit fiifilfiififfi' ink ,of Mooro Haven, county ImyM a MOvere setback, in s tM 'o u ii. ri.o itiii*. tiie Ses«|ui-Ceuti\inial , , ,............ . exposition A ll-Stnrs Burt Ni.son, 507 Nat'i Bank Bldg. ( AB R II 1*0 A E 1 Tunney thinks that he is tht lift tom pan.v und the I'entisvlvani’; liiiJ.s will up tn 1 anned <to.re-bpen iU door* order to do this however, It is nuA large group o f real estate do­ FRONT 100111, twin beds, <’> ,meet­ I'hone 211*. - '10 I* M. H, |»l. rnIm t 27. l»v ( a , ter man Imt if lie is not. In st, I State Athletic ('mi,mission are tht ‘ 11 n®‘ rt.oj.an, J. E. Hin- cessury for the local squad to play I Denicke, ss ing bath. 1 1 0 ! Magnolia Ave. shown the New Improved ,lpfl ^ r,‘ wil,‘ Mayor Ed­ Stimlon, cf II i says "may the better man win" he defendants in a,, .... ssion are th, Man df tpc committee of sum,i very hand football for Or-1 Cox‘T uction brought 1 i1" '. Hompf, of Miami, <,> make f pN*s b a r b e r s h o p Naples $40,00(1 new hotel to lie announced here today. lumlo has been coming to tho front |Orn!.il,- ,,, (I says he has no ulihi to uncover if by H. C. Cleim o ,:........... 74— A p a rl snetus F"»r Kent H, President o f ,Mr1 rM.i.ildiiig. Many of THREE GOOD HOMES ' Magnolia Avenue. creeled here. defeated. ■c®k to havo the state rapidly in the last two or three tln> Chicago Coliseum Clul CHEVROLET ' s,,|d Uiey |,ad messages that FOR SALE '.mrlior* Special utlb, t’lty I'i.m r,i It 4,.>r> of Hneior.l Lopez, ’c $02,000 in j years 7-T-- diabuntu fub**ni ys^ yuars uiltl and jfl^iwcpei:teii to have an Barnes, Hi reports o f damage were exaggerI ’ b.rlita l,,r tin* .',.i,*trui‘t,,.ii o f in,, pret, Indio* and children. FOR it*,NT.—4 room furnished On very liberal term* 0 11 l<,llovv, iik new,.i ■ang tfto depositor* without j excellent tenm. . ntni. I hey tleelarcd they woulii irfment. 120U Mugnuliii. Sec I'hone 735 or 784-J. Tinker, 2h 4!'20 Mil. ft x.initHry sewer*, Sin. We want two more Salesmen. tiL ttX Z W * I Sanford High has arranged a CiiHnck, If aid in relief ami immediately beCarl or Hlaneht) Takach. STEAM PUESSERY .Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co; lo 21 III. ilia j 0t ,I?r,or. ' "Plonditischedule this yeur ami gui t>la„s for rehuikling. |r. prutsing, tuiloring. Mnntmlc Temple Bldg. Froinhe, e k oonduged arm the ca«y games are samlwiched in FURNISHED rooms ami njmrt itctto Avenue. Phone The Florida Property Owners" ------, 1,1,,,'k Himni Hewer, from 4* In. to . mer.t fur runt. 103 E. 3rd St. FOR SALE.— New five *! of wi,h the ," ,r(, 8a»>«‘* in such a Totals Association is seeking a moratnri room 1,rt ,n- *""• 38 3 7 33 15 || Which moved his house way as to allow the team to get in .. .......*••*• P v I‘ T1” Tht*- *........... City will I u i i i I h I i Si’ gnioiii • house. Just finished, r.Xv..... urn mi real estate paymem,. Har­ t p -, |,ju),j. |luj m vci-r |it|i,t. Score by innings; , ■excellent condition for cauh hur l FOR KENT.—2 i,H»n furnished t,,,,ini guu» uuy. i-ari te tional good buy. Part terms. P old Jambs, lawyer o f poi,g|,kt ■epSanford OKI 1)00 mil 00— 2 encounter, apartment, dost1 in, 124 1-2 I’al-H). Box 680. Phone 7H0-J. TOWN. W. VA., people! A reri,fit-il .’In .-I. fur J’ » nr of . .‘‘ if. has left for Florida to survey All Stars _ ------ ,, ,, **t*iii ^ ^ « ,. , ,.... 020 000 000 0 1 - 3 I W H ITE-H IG H LEYM AN, INC. am,iuiii of 1,1,1 mnxt iicciuiMiny 1 metto Avo. irrsied in Kloridu. Each C>tnil<> >0 il* ( ’" m' yr" r s,'v,,rnl «»f the haul .the situation nnd make recom uj,h 1,1,1. Summary: Two-base hit, Tinker; • " f , n.?w wholesale plum games w’ere played while the team 5 rooms, bath und sleeping porch1 . itkrouirb a classified add in | IIY CHARLES I*. STE W AR T hut reclaimed fur kcttlenieut vast J,,,t‘,,dations to Hio nssoclation »d 8, cait of city. I’litliN Rinl H p r r i f l r . i l Inn ran lot. was in poor condition owing to in Stok.„ bases. Crowe, Wilson; SacONE furnished 2 room ajmrtmcnt. 4 room opt., bath und sleeping irrureil IU! big yield* and high quality o f the crop* grown with ‘ ffintown POST. Six cents I W ASHINGTON, Sept. 22: VirHftnr Mrin, mlivr ir>, nt City •• Moratorium Is Declared , oept. vir- I areas which had boon "•••raionum (s been practically, jirnetieiilly juries, this year tin, school author­ r,fires. Stanton; Buses on bull*, o ff Sanford Ave. at 10th St. 310 Maple. Phone 287-W. porch, 2 car garage. w *ix consocutive issue* i Iiik In 'nglnt’i’r’H tifflrt, nil ilrpnalt of Annum', B IG C R O P br^nd* reflect th . true crop. f gnuas resources in the form of .uninhabitable, because of the disL Thw Metropolitan Life Insurance Crumble 2 ; Withrow, 1 ; Struck ities are trying to oliminuto that. ------ —— ■■■ 1-■ — ------ anAHinuuun modern conveniences, cenrtal- ft. no. nutionul shrines appear . " ,ok‘nB » 8 Hity of these fcrtillMw. They are made to fit ' Mturk Bur Sal® TI,o City t'oiiimlHnlnn r n v r v e s th* There are time game* in all on out by h rumble, 4; by Withrow 1 . LARGE comfortable room, with|iy, located, ff**r :!“ 7’ 00(’ (or rlirlit tn reit-rt uu> nr ull MU* nr Hit by pitcher, "by Frombie (Al- solutely inexhaustible. the schedule anti five of them are , | j *• mmum (r\i4 a ucrT * U t* *°H». Euch formula U the result of ou* envelopes at homo. I porch 2 beds, adjoining oatn bnth This i* in A A-l condition „r7„iit any 1,1,1 t i, * j |j10v i.j„v Hut %o Ml ark Ss In m s s Panama canal probably nev-! hui g ' ,tho at f w‘H'd a re a ,1 poren und unu u Den*, unjoining i m* property ■* - l conumon It mukos the most o f them, too • ixtxt New Xlniii twins® Inn rt nII»n Ivfll*. and Q tvn n/fikV<irl ■)i a'prh't) m o.»ft I*i,i,i far />■w !...L.aai I... t» t>« rn'tim i»e»* inirroni ,,f *)'« to bo pluyeti ut home. Only one iP,n ' , rt’ Hollins anti Tnndy; ‘ e than 30 year* experience in Florida. Our BIG CROPhoney, addressing-mulling, ‘ room, n ew nuuw, m inti’ iiu i* iiu „ i nn u u uvreu a a price iur l *’■|t‘r coulti have been finished, such',,,, • y declared a moratorium room. house, nice neighboroffered at below Ithe They druw tourist*. HANFORD BUILDING AND time during the season does tin! I ln,'‘ * :r>' ’ hood. Instantaneous hot water nil the the value for h mink r lt >r’ muck Male. Male, P c: TriaJ supplies free. I .wereworkers, the fever’s ravages among eies of nereon<<' ,,r7 ',il,1 ,ns’ Po,i* ! quality*81 ^ *Very an<^**8 y°ur guarantee of higher* A single shrine’s appeal is li-1 j* the thi* W i l i ' k c r K u n t il Kn u i o m I h ... . p C r H O I I* r c i u l c r c d ( i n w t i t . i i - . J W. H. Wl 1,1,1AMS. team loave town for two consecu-! ,, . Mgr. F-17, box 6119,1 times. Moderate. Apply B. 8th St. $6800.00 for both. Liberal term*, unu, ho ........... . 5 ^ £ S S J U S ^ t I LOAN ASSOCIATION e mited. It has to compete w'ith ' out I City, Mo. '; near Magnoliu. 1Address Owner, Care Herald. t:itv MniiHHer. live gam ely other shrines. But in Virginia a| ' ___ _ ,r’ Frankel, second viee-pres tourist can keep on traveling for a THE old Reed homestead has 1w U h ^ S S e S l I l 'f ^ ^ ‘,0 'm i'1 I month, at the rate o f at leust UP ■hriuo'n „ ”* ----- ’■ oeeii abandoned for years. “ Uctlona for preniiuma. Tho ! shrine a day, anti sometimes u I J . 7 /company a nurses were nr,Won » ’ WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. I he Momorial Ansociat on bn«: re.v.rt 0...1 *-r/. “ rtlered to Sept 22—(^P)— It |* hard to keep whole cluster no more thun an hour ■*o o T O OE 5 0 R E A N 0 KBbLP l d o n 't tyiiNO y o u :4i AM ERICAN ••'•Ulincd an option on it und will | Other companies are ,lr,.„u,,„ NT ME tho American aborigine out of the or two of flivvering apnrt. MV _ P L A T t N 1, 0 O T DON'T QUN INTO Cleveland 6 ; Boston J. Other states with good shrine* ; r n 0,.1 ®y.^r Bhort|y. restore it an,11to meet claim* for million* M V *> o w e F o o t v t j r + q W A T - ------------- -- - - new*. Chrintopher Columbus dis­ ' °L A V ? o vL' ‘ 10 a Philadelphia 8 ; Detroit ot your crop and solL r w d w ti.. k ^ .L i-L ^ j u.< * OUT T m *, w in d o w ! covered William Penn’ Penn’ traded traded ‘l011 ‘ develop them u* they should, j f , 11 with mementoea of one of building* nnd plate gins* covered nim, him. William Now York. J4{ Chicago n.’ on request. , , with him, b S ,l.l a J S ; f i ! S t W " ” Ik ™ lot « ll S L ■U,TOn" whu' .-vcr. .how IS8,001,1100 of On,/, f Wtt»bln8 (o n ..ll; St. Louis 0. himanj Oeor«o Cufttor auocumbeil ‘ hei ' r' “ orlh—whkh la a ureot I oyclono Inaurunco ami *«,!■, o m ono Cjui practical experienced field ■ I ... u._. ..... ... ... . dea| , Other shrines are nil about it firt; insurance in Fieri,b. v ” N A T IO N A L ■non wi l l be glad to help you miie overwhelmed him. • ----------•. j Yorktown, where Cornwallis *ur" avy destroyers wore under aftra°Ur Brooklyn 4; St. Loui* 3 . hoIvc ypur fertilising problems. THEE Walter Walter Rccd ReedMemorial A h- k (•f,°nderedi where the °day to a? A full blooded Seminolo Indian 1 TH Memorial As“ ndered; Jamestown, where the ltt,day to lontl '°a»l hero hero at New Yok 5; Chicago 2 . fon/i Mnrf nfk____ .. With ^ni$ service obligates you in no 'V the name of Wltha La Coo sociation is about to contribute a « * ®n«lUh settienient f °°d and other sujqille* for th* M Philadelphia 7: Pittsburgh ’ Cin^lnnatji 0j Boston 4. Jiie has been turned over to the new on e-th e house in which I)r u A f r i c a wee established; Wi l - ! am district. Their crew* of 3nn n m n i , I . k , h t e ----------f r---- i • • v M nTi t iln luHt Wa,tor R#ed- conqueror of yellow fU,* ^ Urf ' the ol(1 coIoniul -’aj.itnP ,,fficera and men will aid relief night if.ht from front the Lake region south fever, fever, was f the » ‘ a‘ ef worfc on arrival. re Uf 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION was born, born, in in Glt>iip».t.™. Gloucestc V "( Lake Okeeohobce. He had two E Minneapolis 7j Louisville 6. county, Sept. 18, 1081. < '•roken rib* and numerous cuts. Auburn dole— 840,000 bml* i*BUet| Stuart— Fiorida Power & Light )'vColufnbu* 4-3. 4 Milwaukee 4 8 *Hf j*T7olufnbua 'Rfell, Dr. Reed Wta a ijhrine com. Ho said hi* pains were "ojus” £ St; Paul « { Indianapolis Indian, fr erection o f new scboolhouHe. S. Company to ing. to .him, If medical man ever -^Kgn^U Cfty S-4; TtolMjo |-3. which is Seminole for "plenty." i»uae Cltfr c ity rr-./New — . New (grammar tg cityj; improving service " thiA Dade 11+ school undwfv^son^iruction here, .. W a le s)— AtU Coastj B f pi paquitoes were i to jA C K S O M y T L L C ',j r.tae Railroad Ri theatre 4 ^ W t Jott..T8mpa t )# 00'000 Stuart— Work to V!>«Vftft^H,..-^erectad, s •UUom , .U o t a lc o .1 „< 1 3 3 ,8 3 0 ? ... "“P* street, H U 1^’ I^*n ta m tH flh rt " for oAn■iructlon o f mswniiKBffice here, vV% t ’V H<.V. ,;t:. ■•U !-*, .Vcl* kit At',v * , . /,• F'.ViJi8 Boston Defeats Cincinnati, 4 to 0 til Home Run sm d ™ j.krf I .US .I1”!':':'.'"'..- »*. tv<nn<"g> n-6 Personalities Of 2 (Local i»ainti® Fighters Offer B i g i ^ r i m n«,w Contrast, Is Claim 0THI,t,l,VR' GRID SQUAD HAS TINKER’S T E A M FIRST SCRIMMAGE WINS FOURTH IN OF TH E SEASON ELEVENTH FRAME DEMPSEY-TUNNEY BOUT WILL NOT BE OBSTRUCTED 'M X- *• r rv- "" Florida SunBhine Cake Is Delicious *»»'• >b>v..r a . b . c. In IN T e a rs .SANFORD BUILDING AN D rS LOAN ASftSfR'IATION*' ---- Club Standings '..... The 12 Elton J. MouRfhton hSfnStff1: — "• REALTY HEADS MAKING PLANS TO R EBUILD who" hii*.» JIB Try To End :W Five Rounds For Tunncy Ends Training For Bout With Champ Sharon I■ r■■Mi.t Corns Carries Man On Back ™ ,lH! "*• To Get Medical Aid Y out hful SIowaways] Aro Anionjr Mi^iuJ Lift O ff-N o Pain! V'i Sells R eal Estate lOriUlTI SOUg’ht' ^V, 'tUTSS ,,,v :“'ii f t r s j r 1. . . rmottrs It DoesI -BIG CROP ihaven Bank* Not Reopen i c. For Making Lunches a . b . Why An Exclusive Listing? Tia better to have one big, aggressive selling orjtnnizaUon with AI.L of its .Intelligent num power— putting A LL of its force behind the seOing of your property than have it listed with n v dozen or more and NONE of them concentrating on the making of u sole for you. - oflo in. n •. eir.’i* *„ ,„oiu Sandwich I^oaf is the "k & s h in g t o n l e t t e b best a ft fy y y m r a M fa R fi T i of' Greece — Yesterday’s Results] Seminole Turned Over To Red Cross Workers F o r C itru s a n d V egetab le Crt (GIN(4 FATHER The exclusive listing puts us on your pay*roil' — right then do we go to work far you—41^' whole organisation— 15 hours the day—six days , the week— the whole month through—«n d consummate the sale— no doubt sbodt ’ By GEORGE McMANUS T T U Z 3 1E i * ■ =(LD2 •VA i .enva..’ Wo would appreciate a share •r ■ V D E V E L O P E R S /?/F x m -pend $70»0 in a- FERTILIZER’ ir| ii M iM SsSJl W5>yv ■•.■' ■ A . ^ ..V’/vj M. ji m - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/67be0ffdc3e02dd7de449ad872a66cf3.pdf 25d048796cfa590661c9792645cb5590 PDF Text Text Hf&gl S i '.i?.. i * K jj •&-*/ U fj S’ Fresa Full Xesfcad Wirt " ■ nn>u*Tiis ■vMf.fV ■ I.J ■ I I . .,1 I--- L. / V *P >1 F#.AorP ’^ea^N1* • ngr .r t To.E j< * ^ a n j s a ® vV vv a ALA < T* * l inn' "iSSRS* wr»w«iS 5 i' Ui.Kl «Miii.yt~.X-> • Sr • O f E va n g elist And Mother i4 s rur r.-«- - ' _ _ 1 la Will I I i •V • LOS ANGELES,, Cal., Septi 23 —(/P)—Disclosures of the finances o f Almce Semple McPherson and h#r mother occupied the center of Important link In the evidence the stage today In the* McPherson chain. • case. Dozen Witnesses. *' According to figures made pub­ A t least a dozen witness*! will lic toddy, the two women and tho be brought hare from Carmel for Echo Park Evangelistic Associa­ the preliminary hearing which tion, which they corttrol, have hold­ opens pext Monday to tcatlfy that ings with an assessed valuation of Mra. McPherson was thq mystery, 2618,290. IV.hen. they cam© here woman of the Carmel cottage. four years sgo they had little more District Attorney Keyes ridi­ than was contained in an automo­ culed the Idea th a t he will go to bile and a revival tent. Chicago to interview Ormiatob, as The figures are based on the overtures made to him by'accredit­ woman’s own declaration of assets ed representatives of the radio man filed withe county assessor. in Chicago asked. Angelui Temple is valued at Keyes believes Ormiston is hid­ $472,000. The radio station is list­ ing in Chicago and has ordered a ed as porsonal property of Mrs. search for him there. Whether or McPherson and Mrs. Kennedy with ! n«>t he is located tho preliminary a valuation of $12,500. Their per- [ triul will open as scheduled. Plans sonal property ib given at $110,350. j for extradition of Ormiston if apSeveral pieces of real estate and nrehended nro bcinv completed to­ other property holdings are listed. day. If Ormiston is not arrested be­ Ralph Hcrschtl, former actinh city manager of Santa Barbara, fore Monday he will not be nlvcn a was expected here into today to nrcliminary hearing but will be toll District Attorney Keyes that indicted and put on trial at the he saw Kenneth Ormiston and Mrs. same time hs Mrs. McPherson and "McPherson walking near Carmel the othor defendants, providing the last May about the time tho dis- latter was held for trial. CHATTANOOGA, T«nn„ Sept 28.—OP)—Florida will rile from the wreckage and waste e eaddet, wiser and better peo­ ple arid state, Governor Peay declared here today in a state- Scarcely Building ing in F t. L a u d tn th i A S * P rogress^ , ft SubtifbV ChjLotic Conditions Prtvaillpg Apartment Building®. Are Complete Loss “We are all so rry /' he aaid. That was an awful disaster, but Florida went on a big spree. They, were fast losing their hold on religion and good order and lew observance down there. ” “B ay be there was a little of retribution in their frightful visitation. I think that no state no people, can forget the age old commandments and escape their punishments. “Florida will rise from the wreckage and waste n sadder, wiser and better people and sUte." mar 5v FUMt , - y ,-„s ■i*. 46 N egro Victims of Storm ' At Moore Haven Are B itag CaretfTor Here And Others Are Expected by Workers i n *5.4 By Associated Frees Some Of Refugees. Employed by Growers MIAMI—Known dead 100, esti­ jo 8f0} now; Injared mjureo'O,mated dead 110 to R,- ■ ©party damage in 1J 600 or more. Pro . '• , y3r;Miami area Inchrj ding liiam V'M LjCommittee Plans To Aid lit ami Beach, Littlee liv e, r , Hialeah,. r Florandana Chib, ExduaWa Every W ay; Some Suffer­ Coconut Grove, Blaeayne Park, Social Club, Now Resembtea m ■ ers May Get Work in Miami Lemon City, Coral Gablas,’ Boena Abandoned Farm H o u » Vista, Fulford, Hallehdale, OJus The Sanford Citizens Relief and Miami Shores in excess of LAUDERDALE, . FI*., FORT -----------• Committee sent out an SOS call to­ $60,000,000. Srpt. 23—i/P»—Twenty-one ‘kn'town Miami Beach— Known dead 22. day in behalf of the Moore Ha­ dead in this city and the adjoining >rts No estimates of additional deaths ven refugees. suburb of I’rogresso was the toll or injured. Damage estimated in­ With 46 negro refugees includ­ MIAMI, of the hurricane th at swept SoutnIFletcher, alias “ Chick ing nien, women and children al­ cluded in Miami area. ern Florida last Friday and Satur­ Moore Ha von—Known dead 110. Stricken' ready here and still more expected, in morrow aftern o o n day but fears are expressed for the committee today appealed for oatlmatod dead 150 to 300i injured for tmmi ihassee will m ake his the lives of 50 others. certain articles needed. The re­ 300 to 500. Property damage $16,­ fore ' , Both towns were laid waate with [and final fig h t a g a in st fugees are chiefly farm ers of tho 000,000. Coral Gables—KnoVrn dead 8; no scarcely a building standing. Ef­ Moore Haven district and the com­ lition to K ansas on a forts to determine the number of mittee is working to place them in estimates of additional deaths or M r.) at ch arg in g crim inal dead were postponed wnil© R#cl perm anent auarters. Five men, injuries. Property damaga in ex­ E. If- H ouseholder, Cress officials sought to provide heads of families, were placed with cess of $1,500,000 included In Mi­ up area. ’. relief for tlyj injured and home­ for F letch er, le ft th is celery farm ers on Celery avenue ami Fishing Boats Are Sunk and Miami Shore*—Little River and less. Three hundred and ninety­ n ig h t They will more into on for th e s ta te capBeached While Docks Aro last Hiahleah—Known dead 42l -N o es­ atrucUvq , two persons wore being fed a t Edthe tenant houses as soon as thoy protest th e p riso n e r's timates of additional deatha or In­ w.. Hs' Hospital and a force of 100 Wrecked And Streets Flood­ are qutfittedBr 6tfUdaij*et*ne*fc'l i’juries. Property loss included in a death Hat today htfl jion to K ansas on the cat ntera were putting up tem ­ ed; Alabama Suffers Much Tho relief committee needs: Miami area. 3 it was said, th at ho is not pore. shacks for the hopieless. persona In a One dozen chairs, old tables, oil n’who committed the alleged Hollywood—Known deaths 40; tha' caaiaa he _ Reports to the Red Cross Tues­ PENSACOLA, Fla. Sent. 2 3 — stoves, mattressos, bedsteads; •1 assault. day night " that tho town of (/Pi -w ith damage placed nt $»£ three dozen blankets, pillows; four estimated deaths 40 to 110; Injured ous. A la o 'b r offH ial'i* iltaneously with the denarDavie, eight n.tles west of here, nim.OOO from the hurricane which dozen cups, plates, knives, and 250 or mare. Estimated proper­ tha casuaJtiea ranged ! Fletcher’s lawyor for Talwas under iiuarantine because of swept III Monday after devastating forks. Also any number of old ty damage $15,000,000 Up. Dania—Known death* 4. No ea but many of' thsqt tn make his protest to an outbi'c:1' of malarial fevor and the Miami area, and spent its fury cooking utensils. tlmntes of number Injured or prop­ first aid. That*! [H. Buford, attorney general that r o a d s into the town wore clos­ almig the gulf coast of b lorlda, ever, th# poaaUtility; 1 Deliver To Warehouse erty loss. Lida. Sheriff G. M. Stringed even to food and medical sup­ Alabama and Mississippi. I’ensathose only slightly, i The articles can be delivered to Fort I>audordale—Known deaths [of Leavenworth, Kan., where cola and other-citicR in the path of tho warehouse of tho Colored Mer­ plies. oping leckjadi ana 13; no estimates of additional iult is said to have been com- Commerce Secretary Returns Local Chnpter Heads Will Ac­ the k*Uc» today went about the task chants Association, located on tho Chaotic Conditions Prevail vaccination* were re* deatha. Injured 80 or more. on a 16-year old girl, arcept Free Will Offerings; A chaotic condition prevailed of immediate repairs. north sido of West Thirteenth From VI b U to the W est Prog res so — F ort Lauderdale ire this afternoon to take No death* have been reported Street, near the railroad crossing. nrca, death* injuriaa and d tm a ip Checks And Cash Totaling throughout the . . 'oa. Although Coast Content With Growth back to Kansas.,, only three persons were listed as hero, although several arc known If tho articles cannot he delivered, undetermined. • Over $1,000 Are Received if Stringfellow who was acOf Commercial Air Service missing with the Red Cross, J. T. to have occurred in Alabama. a truck will bo aont to tho address Homestead—Known deaths 10} ded by J . E. Gardiner, poGrimes, manager of tho Western given by telephoning tho namo and no estim ate of additional death*/ The water front area and tho toirta' jorter of the Leavenworth WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Sec­ With tho Nations! Red Cross Union, announced that more than naval air station suffered the chief address to number 292. Estimated property damage in ex­ t h e * , laid he was confident th a t retary of Commerce Hoover who 200 telegrams, twonty-four hour* Tho refugees are entirely desti­ ' ‘5 n o 1 st for extradition papers has Just returned from a month’s society appealing for u minimum old had not bocn delivered or called damago here. Fishing boats were tute and have nothing but the cess of 82,600,000. « ’’ ^ sunk and beached, docks wore Fort Myeri—Known deatha It} th a t ho exto the Pacific Coast declared of between $4,000,000 and $5,000,[be granted, and for. The three persona listed as weeked and streets flooded four clothes on thoir backs as tho re­ no estim ates of additional 1 to leave here Sunday with is extremely satisfied with 000 for relief work in tho South missing "were: L. J* Roynl, Mr# . icks from the bay. sult of tho storm water* washing and Injuries. Property cord* of WentiAll commercisl avia­ Florida etorm are*, officials of and Mirs. A. J. Brown. Sway their property in Moore Ha- 000,000. ' -\ . An estimated damago of $1,000,­ and docu Iof Fie to State*. Seminole County chapter of the No estim ate was forthcoming as van, a statem ent Issued by the re ­ Lakeport—Known death* 8: no U Wft* were left, [on the of commerce un- R eif'C ross today announced that to material damago but a survey j 000 was caused a t tho naval sta* lief committoo said today. The others killed, No estimate* of In­ fix the precise thirty seaplanes were Gag cbmmerce act of 1920 they would defend entirely upon of the city and of Progrosso showed J f J ^whore ^ ^ n_____ g n r e .ri. - —d- to shred* of unusual va • • committee consist* of H, C. Dti- juries or property loaa. ‘ that only one building in the e n -1'icstpoycq, 'hangar# hangar* ri . Pfo< Organised Its aeronautics iro a vflR offerings from citizens. Bose, W. B. Williams and C. D. Clewieton — ' E w fle d g * »nd moment, be on bulldl: and la Bar The proroetlon bf comWolfe. No direct M ediation will bo tire area survived th i storm and and buildings demol washed off ships a t *#*. known The naval reliof society here " or John Tho second group of refugoes to dead eight no property damage jeeiuvs- But U to riatkm . made, no campaign weged and it curiously enough, was a frame been flftjd .tqdai was efts am m yesterdaV'sent an appeal for fund* Is even more interest in donors to the Red Cross fund will dwelling house surroundod by arrive here came by hus from Sa­ estimated. the busy ^ diant of aviation than I had an- not be announced publicly in the wreckage. Four story npartm ent to repair damages to homos and bring last night. Tho group in8outhorn , Alabama — Known porsonal affects of inhabitants o: irl, 11cc ludad fivo able bodlod men and 9*cretary Hoover stat- prose, R c l C r m officials said. houses were masses of concrete to jglve hen the Irl he>\ resaCVaMmu -Ths-sita d% ^ ^ t l a n d b - - K n o w « dead un : C.' WDSUi* chairman of the blocks and twisted timbal's. A 40- L Without electric lights font yacht reposed on a lawn oO O Seminole County chapter, said ho |«Ji$ti< iinr«n,*^s said* “ the .. . tbdey and newspapers were fore first group arrived Tuosday night. This ie especially true in yards from the New Rivar. , damage. ,' V to issue small pamphlets In Uou The refugoo* were taken to the orty of police said th at it was the Pacific Coast and Rocky Moun­ and his associates Would make Officials refused to estimate the Pensacola—No death*, no eatithulr appeal through tha prana and er. ■* warehouse on Wont Thirteenth mate pf Injuries. Property dam­ structure* tain states because of the great dead. Six of the twenty-one were of dally editions, tnd her companion looked at aavlng in timo between long dis­ that Individual contrihutiona would unidentified and four were negroes. street, which has been converted age estimated at $3,000,000. > Whilo tho waterfront and nuval V» of Fletcher and said it tances which commercial aviation not be sought. Mr. DuBose Is mak­ Individual Red Cross .workers, how­ station were battered, ilamHgo to into a bnrrack* for tho destitute. Mobile—No deaths, no estimate ing short talks in behalf of the t»pUrn. An officer was sent to will afford.” ever, several of whom bad their the city proper was limited almost Food was provided by a commit­ of Injaries. Property damage es Phillips' house and W alter . Two purposes will be served by pcsl in schools and before civic homes in Progrosso, told the Asso­ entirely to smashed windows, tee of nogro citizens. Llgted amc ti mated a t 2800,000. clubs. rough! to the station. Ho commercial aviation according to Send Inquiry To Miami broken signs and damaged roofs. SL Petersburg and Tampa—No ciated Pres* it was inconceivable Checks and cash totaling approx­ »ul hud loft for Kansas City Secretary Hoover. The first ho Tho Sanford Chamber of Com­ deaths, that bodies were not benoath the uia. property losa $36,600 to Firestone, Fort Barrancas, n military post itet before the officer came.’’ said is the speedier transportation imately $1,000 have been mailed or merce sont a telegram to the Mi­ $50.i Fisher^ adjoining the naval nir station also er; Carl Fiat . piled up waste. cher's young wife received of goods and the second i* defense. delivered personally to W. H. ami Chamber of Commerce iqaulrSeminole Ihdians — Estimated Jamas M. Cox, put Florandana Club received the full force of the Iwhile ut Christine, N. D., po- He said, “The aircraft and person­ Haynes, treasurer of tho Seminole Ing whether akilled or unskilled la­ deaths 100; No estimates of num­ Miami New* and to The Florandana Club, advertised st Some house* wore destroyed told and p art of this was nel required for civil aeronautics County chapter at his office at 115 two years ago as an American ba tlaWarrington, bor was needed in the devastated ber injured or exact figure iot cratio presidential a small community South Park Avenue. In addition, |to buy the new nutomobile in will develop a valuable reserve too Biarritz and sponsored by tome of the reservation, but tho pop­ areo. If a favorable reply is re­ deaths. Tribe llvss in Everglade*. William J. Bryan. Att they returned to Sanford our air force which will lead to varying sums are in the Red Cross the nntlon’s socially prominent re­ within Damage to citrus crop alone ee properties were regarded ] ulace, mostly of work­ ceived. the Citizens Relief Commit­ (their western trip. Fletcher economics on the m ilitary side far contribution boxes In the drug sembled the outhouses of an aban­ men atcomposed the post, escaped unhurt tee will see that refugees who are timated at from $8,000,000 to $10, standing. ‘ *• to have been married throe exceeding what the departm ent of stores and at tho banks which aro doned farm. Tho administration Mobile, which was cut off from able to do carpenter work and 000,000.' Totals: known deatha Meyer-KUer Building and bus a 10-year old girl commerce expends on its develop­ acting as depositories and which building, club house, and supply communication manual labor are transported 10 400; Estimated deaths 570 to 1,160. with outsido points first m arriage and a four- ment. In fact, tho saving will in have not boon collected since they buildings were demolished. Estimated property damage $100,­ In th# heart of for several hours following tho Miami. were placed Tuesday. The relief committee plans to 000,000 to $107,000,000 or more. 1 old infant. mi. tha 18-atory Mayer-1 The Atlantic Ocean, New Itlver gale, reported damage running into my opinion, be fivo to ton times iff S trngfellow and Mr Longwood citizens havo given and Now River Sound combined in the hundreds of thousands of dol­ keep families of refugees together building thrusts It* , g reat.” as far as it is possible. Tho com«r travolod 1,410 miles In us Secretary generously to the Red Cross relief devilish fury to bury the two towns worth of halghth Hoovor predicted . mitco members bellovo the refu,to Sanford. They left last there would be 500 or 600 plane* in fund, more than $400 being con­ In an uvalanche of angry water. lars. ae dignity. It failed in tho la tte r’s car and operation for commercial purposes tributed under tho auspices of the Located between the ocean and th* fury of the gulf-n ORLANDO, Sept. 23.—(/P)—Ro- K£ci will bo more sBiisflcd IT thin ent is made. Longwood Chamber of Commerce isterday In Tallahassee. which it had been but river nnd with the sound connect­ orts of damage in Pensacola havo arrangem within the next fifteen months. Tho Mooro Haven flood victims which was delivered to the ing tho two. Fort Lauderdale went weep grossly exaggerated, accord­ strong framework of There arc now about 150 planes und yeatordny. Oviedo tjiti- under when the hodJee of water ing to a statement by J. B. Mor­ nro deacribcd as hard working twisted a t Ito mlddl in use throughout the country car­ treasurer ers, men who were atnk ng soita have given a total of $350. ac­ Heemed to converge. bean condemned and Progrosso verge. .. row, assistant president of the Pen­ farm rying passengers, express ana mail, cording everything they had In ralslng to a messago received hero was inundated 24 honra after the sacola Chambor of Commorco, con­ rased. he said. Tho speedy transportation last night. TALLAHASSEE, Fla* Sapt.8 3 crops in the lowlands of the Laka Cross fund is storm and unapproac gable. tained in u telegram to tho Asso­ Okecchobeo region and mombere —(/P)—Ernest Amos, comptroller. of high-class and expensive goods being ralaod Aat Red Among tha fam ous1 Lake Mary, $100 W. C. Kyle president of the ciated Press this morning, request­ is onb of the services now being boirig contributed a t a special In a brlof »UUqt*Ht todaT .»g*rd- ami and immediate of tho relief committee said to­ performed by commercial aircraft meeting called Monday night. The Fort Lauderdale Bank and Trust ing th at the ‘erroneous report *s day the refugee# would be an as­ ing tho Irellettnent _ ei^di*-41 >l,m of th# enterprise# ffl alleged instance only upon. tM , for which secretary Hoover fore­ Sanford Klwani* Clob yesterday Company, said enough lumber was 1to the oxtont of the storm damage set to the agricultural clbmcnt of a t West Palm Beach i to ‘‘Min Pensacola be corrected, violation of the etoto banking IDKLPHIA, Sept. 23.—(A*) sees an ovon greater safety. He voted $100 for tho Red Cross fund. blown into his house for him he tore of $1,000,1 Seminnlo county. -----------------------board up all his windows. The | laws, declared that, although he suffered damage# moT* pleting a -spectacular jump asserted his belief that the rapid Red Cross donations will not be two-story ---------concrete-----------building of the had not yet seen a copy ot the Th# Georg* Washing*#* |Kene of his battle with Jack advance of air transportation will solicited, Mr. Haynes declared. “ It IWU-BIUIJ chargee againet him, h# had no wood, Akaiwr, Wataen*, «y tonights, Gene Tunney ar- not havo any consequential effect must come from the heart," ho Chamber of Commerce was wreck and yesterday condemned. Plas­ foars as to tha outcomg. |at the Navy Yard here by ground transportation. The civil said. “ We are not aending out ed and L ln o o ln .'r- ; . tered against its side by the wind ' "I have no knowledge of what aeronautics branch of tho depart­ this afternoon. solicitors. We are depending en­ sign blown from a shoe the indictment oootaina, th* was a HARTINGTON, Neb., Sept. 23— [plane bearing Tunney made ment of commerce a t present is tirely uppn .free will offering*.’ shop, three blocks down tho street (/P)—Judge Wilbur F. Bryant, one comptroller stated. 1 haven t •••« quarters, O. A 1in an hour and 26 minutes devoting its attention to the devel­ The preliminary response wa* reading: “ Repaired while you of Nebraska’s bread and water It yat. Howavevr I do knmg th at ing persona bureau opment of a ir facflllga, such aa ed a fte r:It had circled the airways, beacons, * landing .field* gratifying! Red Croaa officials (Continued oa I havo commlttod no wrdflg and ______________ _ w a i t . " jurists, who for self-satlafaction ► w w aa v f p --and hpd flown over the TAALLAHAS9EE, Fla., Sept. have no fear* aa to th* final out­ immediate needs, ho said, but with tho minimum eatiand kindred Imposed tho diet upon himself ad­ tennlal, stadium, rpate of.$5,0P0,000 as necessary for PRISONER DROPS DEAD m its th at his slumber* have been 23.—(/P)—Quarterly rates provided come of a fair and im partial trial and cheerful, Tunney pointed put. rehabilitation work in South Flor­ __ disturbed by “dreams of bountiful on motor vohlele license* do not go or other proceedings. from his'beat to bo greeted TALLAHASSEE^Fla.. Sept 23 ida, a much larger sum of money Into offoct until after 8ept. 30, and The indictment egalnat Mr. Amos 200 onlookers, including already given must be obtained in —(/P)—Steve Ethridge, 27. of Sef- f *The beginning today of the will not apply to any motor vehi­ w a. similar to ° t W again*] ri* [rf the employes of the navy Seminole county, they declared. fner, a etate prisoner a t the Kai- judge’s fourth (lay of bread and cle purchased and in us* prior to West Palm Beach banker# andona *1factory. The American Railway Express ford farm , dropped dead there yoa- Water fare found him willing to Oct. 1, it was arioounped *t the of­ made the trip by air to will transport “free charge terday according to » r?Por* .r ®' 'eg ret with prisoner# sentenced to fice of Em eet Amos icomptroltar. I b>e hardship of a lengthy Mr. Amoa la sanding out printed . . . . emergency aappUsa toNlevaeUted celvel today at the state prHon th e diet th a t the punishment la JA( from Supt. 4“oblle ride >over w et roads. severe. He added however, th at he bulletins on the ^ubjtet to all ao m aU m e* Respect for the constitution was areas in Florida and Alabama when bureau, Mt over the protests of mem- Urged, by E. F. Houeholder, San­ consigned to the Red Cross or oth- Ethridge waa serving a life term V o T contlnu. <kj ■«« 1 the departm ents tkgtMM, lit order Bank Ijw for murder. He w a. len t up from the five day period as he origin- to clear ' up * tnPalihdaraUndirtg Coni martial S h k itid T rm Cornhis training sta ff who en- ford attorney, in a tolk before tho received Manatee county In May, 1925. lally planned. among many autqm qhlk owner* P ^ X pf W a t gggy fears fo r hla safety, Lions Club a t the Seminole Cafe. . as to whan th* quarterly rate he1 ' *.->— 1 J r only other peuuanger was Citizens cannot be loyal to the from the dlvialon superintendent’s Death wa* due to a heart attack * Morton, of D etroit, form er constitution by accepting only n Office a t Jacksonville comes applicable.’ ' There will he no Question about bile ra c ia l-d riv e r. • part of it, he aald. A aeriae of pa­ Schlrard. Sanford j g e n t the 18-day period prior to October •y. heavily wrapped In a triotism demands loyalty to tha press company. A limit# n of “food supplies” of an emergency 1, as there was regarding tha periJacket aftd overcoat joked American fundament*! laws character will also be accepted un whole, he fu rth er nwerted. [the pilot a* he climbed liito ■*-<1 } Visitors a t today’* meeting were der the earn# condition*, it wae an tie plane. ■ I t was Tunney’s OKEECHOBEE, Fla., >ir trip, y ■, . .(AV-Where E v e r y t h i n * . I . In r e a d m e .* : f i r .U ie w w k b n r t « » tutes, he pointed out, is a* fol­ | O iM B Iw y .T u n n e y v fig h t n w M ^ h t ^ n , to view lows: . . bee there Saw am only v lte a eeveryone v e ry o n e w h o is i n te r e f f c e ^ m one ‘ DkU_ ’ ____ “Provided further, that motor Vjtes who le d o n t h e s c re e n o p p o site vehicles acquired after September ih$ Wow by bloW results Brief-talke or the havoe vreought . *lry saleafS re ;ba*vy this the office of T h e je rtld . made arrangemjmU l«eeordlnf feo M n . P, Weln* Gity ^mnager W. B. WJU a 1haa *. o ff from the allay. th a t date aball fo r tha 1of the Diamond Palace, 807 or having M»srnolia Avenui GENEVA, Sept. 28.—GP)— Tbn ’.First 'S tre e t; w ho returned who ware In the davaetftted w i t ► benches are to world court d«l«tato conference tosooth of The Herald to ^feftl pht from /N ew .York where The Lion* quartet compoeedtOf dalr adopted its committee*, report nt three m onths. The last 8. R. D lthton. CUude Howard, Dr. be placed for the .comfort of 1 i returns o$ the *ks o f . G raham H. W. Rocker ami Poe ^ “ me crowd' can A ■king the llry wholeei b* -* 0 ‘ * pure has- tang “Kentucky Babe 1 for the «k for e eourt tha right, »me« to withdraw the event were American ipero adoption •ra m * W g iC tw eourt •w f quee!• n9 f \ rut - [f H isPrwoner Is Identified As iilant of Girl, Kansas Man fax Fifty A e#w 1 s5 T r^ WATERFRONT OF PENSACOLA GETS WORST OF STORM AVIATION MAKESM CROSS WILL PROGRESS IN U. S. MAKE NO ACTIVE ASSERTS HOOVER DRIVE FOR FUNDS *w _ *H rss?,& ,o w aw E T B r « Comptroller Amos Says He Does Not Fear A Fair Trial inpy Makes Air To Scene Of it Wilh Champ — — ! Fasting Judge Has Dreams of Big Feast Amos Gives Law On Auto License 5 For Quarterly Extra Ni Householder Talks on Constitution Before Sanford , Lions Club A Waste Place* Stand In Place of Thriving Town® On Okeechobee Of Tonight s W felry Silles Heavy iford Buyer TW r & ’siL .'rfv I V, sats?" % i �swap***'!;,&Y‘ ‘jOy; ■ \W K * strictly a rs^ m an y '* iii*i ••sh o t m___ tz e n s ! P f t * '{A? **J\ x .f'; »v«. / - . • • . r x v. w •■ .•■• ■ . '^ (55 riw n , Ht I P*f* On*) * ■ fractured; E. S i . . crstlon crfmln I t was &£ mother e Q S r ■g g . -r.ii ,t7 S 5 * lil “W hat about the girls T I ks* LjkV v “They can vote and hold offle*, now. and some of them are begin5 to look on politic, as a poa- V. ,,- ^ a p r ,/ i t l » my pbss.,„ s—J 5 ’®*ti**» the legal I* •vemanned so that i rovi f e The n a tto ta l gc 10 departm ent* under fleers. E tc h one rM ul d a l knowlidg* fo r 1 tion. Eve^ oj xnenta* sleo lents. Th* on) 22L2Sd Efrorth-mytl..., t0L _ ------------- -. . h,y .ntared pul re so lu te , K m * “ If** glri wishes to fit herself forecast Irt>« tlons, M l . . . . othsr kV.f ised me aa being v fry import- for a political career, I think the proposed 'to servis. . a moth#r epu best thing she can do Is to get v outstanding among them were Iva_ Gerber, fractured shoulder, your v e ff oWn. — Polities Ait A Ckr**r s. . She married and bring up a family. 1 Jamea Hopgood, enirlneer, and >J. fractured rig h t arm; , ’aaked w hether he thinks there «I doubt it- H I* po*sibh» fo r a ed woman, fond of bookrelief fnurtured;skull; Miss‘Alberta* H an­ scholarly - disposition. I th --------- Is i as much opportunity fo r boys can conceive of no experience bet­ young man t o ’choo**’politic* a* ............. ... flremi .irem an of H. Wood, ter adapted to give either a man a career.' He m ay go Into the dip­ here. na, fractured knee; Miss Lillie Her- the groat good fortune i p b* uhtrain which whl< waa made or a woman th a t knowledge which iicn ia«ii went. «u u“*j early s m s service «« W .c,onf t 5; the influence of th t» 0 . gpod is most likely to be of value in lomatic ’ ■ der unday night and they were con­ t& S f tS O tif F tuted in thl* c o u n ty , W l»to th* women, a most Im portant *lament for boy* to »acco#d now than thero In lured: In guiding the career of any w an. over Was b e fo rd f h a wplleij. the discharging of public office civil service somewhere a* the re­ tinuously on th e Job until 2:80 o'­ ■ Akron Homer, back clock Tueiday morning. This In­ Joseph Hopper, Hialeah, internal ‘•Did you have the nsupljhoy'a "Borne destre ope avenue of suc- than that which come* f™ "' thB sult of pttseln^ a* egsmtontton, form ation la based on reliable injuries; William Howardston, frac­ ambition to become a policeman or dess and aome another. If a young family life. I am aware th at there but for the young r a w to *gp**t sources. They had little oppor­ tured ahull; Tom Hagood, back in­ a railroad engineerT’1 I askdd. man waiita education and th a t have been many excellent execu­ to gain a llvlihood by holding pub­ tives, both men and women who lic offlco seemB to me to be very tunity to rest, and their food con­ ju ry ; Mrs. T. C. H arless gnd four "Living In the country, I did not mental discipline ' which com** sisted of nothin* more than sand­ children, back injuries; Mrs. Thel­ have much knowledge of rftllroad from contact with books and learn- have lived a single life, but 1 undesirable. I should s*y th a t M ma H arris, Internal Injuries; Mrs. engineers or policemen,” ha ans­ ad men, I am sure the opportunity think that thoy may have worked ought to have some business an wiches and coffee. ’ Physician Suffers Injury • Effle Hayes, exhaustion; Floyd wered. “Ae I now recall it. I had waa never so gooq as it ia now. umiiV u great handicap 'which which he could depend fo r a liv­ perhaps entitles them to a .greater Physician*, nurses and Red Haeelbacker, Hialeah, laceration always rather hoped th a t I m ight If he wishes to earn money and go credit. A successful political ca­ ing, and ns he has an aotltude fo r Into business with the Idea of ac­ it take p art in such polltlce aa he keep store when t grew op.” Cross workers labored unselfishly) head, hand and ribs. ll) o r consists' of bedng \ablo to finds C. W. H tnry, lilaleah lacerated he can do w ithout losing hla "Did it ever occur to yon th a t cumulating a competence, there help MT. Wolfe sold. A Kissimmee provide the people with what physician. Dr. C. E. Enlow, had foot, fractured ribs; Earl Hubson, you might be president when you a te more avenues open for th a t they need in their relationship means of livlihood. Otherwise he purpose than a t any prevlouj tim e. his ankle seriously Injured In n rib Injuries; Mias Helen Jones, grew u p ?" loses his Independence. ‘ If he is desirous ef securing what with each other. I think that the ' "My own opinion is th a t a* fractured nose; Mrs. Agnes John­ Never Thought Of Offlee i of Moore Haven, hand car accident. The car drop­ son, of seriously injured; Mrs. Frank "That never occurred to me. If I should think is a true success, family life is the cornerstone ijuby the flood waters ped down over a washout and his C. Jones, po­ I many boys and girl* a* possible by performing a real service for our social life, and so of our this Hialeah, pneumonia; the question had been proposed to leg whs caught between the car 'Chobee, waa described * I ought to hove a college education. Kirby, broken leg; I* C. me, I should have been quit* cer- his fellowmen, from which th e re- litical life. Wo do not in r a Sanford man who, and a cross tie/ Ho had to walk on Charles Kirkland, possible fractured skull; a jk f work a t Newhall. a crutch. John V. Klober, 83, Sllvor Bluff, The rescue workers denied them ­ a .half miles north of internal injuries; W. L. lairson, iTcHy, had an oppor- selves w ater for hours nt Newhall, fractured leg; RuhbcII Lavioletto, ta r the storlea of the so th a f there would be water for Hialeah, fractured kneo . the poor people os they camo up Miss Florence Lawrence, frac­ fa, secretary of the the canal In boats to be tra n sfe r­ tured back; Mien Esther I>owell, red to hand-cars. They never ask­ J4. C. A. gave a Hsrfructured skull; Miss Edith Lowell, .ntative his own obser- ed for a second cup a fte r they saw fractured skiill; Mrs. Don I.uwhow little water was available. the accounts of sufferrence, Hialeah, fractured spine; A. The relief train from Sanford M. Murray, Hialeah, internal in­ eted by refugees. Mr. Charge of the precious was the first to reach the scene of juries; Hof fool Hayes, fractured ".water supply a t the first tho disuster. A relief trail from ankle; Mrs. I). C. Martin, extent of ' i established a t a point lakeland, through a misunder­ injuries underterminted; Mrs. C. I>. dead, alck, wounded and standing based on rumor, it was Marrs, exposure; James J. Martin, were tranaferred from said, turned back at Stearns I-ake, pneumonia; Henry Mason, Rich­ hand cars and then to bo according to Mr. Wolfe. Tho of­ mond, Vb„ fractured arms. aad, where they wero ficials In charge of tho Lakeland Frank Miller, leg broken; Wil­ the relief train which relief train were told that there liam Miller, fractured leg and was no need of help nt Moore J Sunday night. knee; A rthur Mooney, fractured . - pictures of the heroes Haven; th a t the situation wus well urm ; W. G. Moore, Danin, frncIn hand. ' H a te n follows: tured ribs; Henry McKennell, Washed O a t of Hands Train Continue Journey fructured shoulder; Dr. C. 11. Mc­ (ee told me when he When tho Sanford relief trnin Laughlin, fractured nnkle; Alvin . j r w ater th a t he saw a reached Stearns Luke a fter pass­ L. McNally, irlass driven into “ tiding one baby In each ing the Lakeland train bound ankle bone; Hilmer O’Bery, foot [h as he could on the norinwaru, cm is of ui the me train num amputated. northward, om officials of Moore Hsven. H e 1talked l«> the county superintend­ . ng In the w ater that | ent Hrhuol who lived ut Stearns his cheat. They were ].uku He mquninted them with lOUfders. The water I t h„ true situation and it wus then find' him ; it was too j ^.finitely decided to continue to went down. He never Moore Haven. ita sg*ln. . Maybe thoy The tn |ln cn,pt cnluj0usly ulong .out through the because of the fear of u wushout. ^ gulf. When the train reached lronheud. (Continued from Pape 1) 'Wife of a Moore Haven 18 miles south of Sebrlng, which Sleigh was left alone was only a siding and several rail­ be impossible now, snd the story p, I w u told. Tha water road houses, the engineer decided may not be correct. Mr. Whitney hnd u fine reputation as secretary place. The house split it would be unwise to continue. and did much to lay the founda­ Inc the night. She got A few persons, including phy­ i’piano and when rescu- sicians and nurses were permitted tions of our present navy. Blit in . j her, aho was still on to board a gasoline hand cur. It his day, when the urmy and navy rp la n o which floated In started out but reurnod later and together were supported for about ShO.OOO.OOO ho would have a good there wus a rush on the part of of leisure time which is not • with flvo children told others to go on. A treilar was a t­ deal possible now. If I should leave ■, a Red Cross nurse, tached, and the trip stutenl. Washington on extensive trips it fo rts to save her six chitIt was like riding the "dips" at would not be possible for me to | l said she was on tho roof the amusement purk, Mr. Wolfe keep up with the deluils of the fa r two nights. Sho said. The wuMhouts were respons­ * an took to the roof ible. Two and one half miles from administration. The Trip To Plymouth _ ■came up to the sec- Irouhoud, it was impossible to g< I thought of his it ii Him I journey Q*r. All tho money she had t j,e trucks. Motor bouts to the little village io Ver­ c h jr pocket book and she lost th#t wcr# ,,r(Hltfht „„ the train up mont. “There is one trip that you effort to protect her put ol, the canal from this manage to find time for every S ridldren from rolling o f the , £ ns Newhall. where » year," 1 suggested. r Child was drowned. j> fcw h o U M .„ n r c ,otnled. "You moan Plymouth" he smiled, "th a t’s different. Plymouth o f 'M o o r . <>v.r ,.000 l U f w , . me something thut I need in ma go to Sebrlng to identify I More thnn 1,000 refugees, many gives my work and cannot get anywhere I an da daughter who were sick, bruised, penniless and mourn- else. It is now 31 years since 1 He told me he wus go- . 1«B f°r th«,r left Plymouth to study lnw in ragf . aln to hunt for another transported in this fushlon ull M <>n» IH W H U M V »wi . (Juy afternoon and thorugh purl ol Northampton. The people among r1 In -Moors -Haven. .He. .hud whom I was reared were of tipi wife and two daughters, the night. Camp was broken ut kind tl;at make up tho backbone of Nuwhul ult 10 o’clock Monday JWVtr gave In to his grief. the nation. For some years I :.was hungry, tired and his nlgnt, when It was Huld thut most have lived in much different su r­ avy but he didn't euro to of the cltizenp of Moore Haven, roundings und in u very different hers with his sorrow. You who desired to come out had been ntmosphere. But, I return there IT belleye he had gone removed to Sebring. I can so ns to refresh Tho fury of the Htnrm was first whunever , such experience when you my knowledge of Imw the ordinary felt lute Frlduy night, refugees g;;but inwardly ho was sufof people of this country live. declared. The wind blew waters run fa;* I do little work on the farm now, i told me there were five of l/uke Okeechobee on the west­ but I dill much wiien 1 wus a boy. ern bank of Which Moore Haven ^ Ip a house us the fjood I liko to dispense with the kind rose, and thut 22 members is located nwuy from the city. of service thut it is necessary for >fam ilies had drowned. He Property was not damaged by the mu to have a t the White House and .......... Illi an hour ‘JO-mUe • and one half miles, grab- first blow, but the wait on myself. of a tree and stayed on hurricane made a circle over the “If I find a strap broken, I like until the w aters receded. lake und came back in the opposite to get out the tools thut are used direction, lashing the luko wuters by shoemakers and hurness mak­ ,~j Scenes A re Recalled k were sights to arouse In front uf it. make a waxed end and rcThe wind blew out the locks on ers, it. J f.. la a w a little boy hang­ I like to do a little bluckms dog uug in m uouv. m iu the cunals which had been shut, puir ; toe his a boat. And smithlng around whnt is left of _ Uttlo girl holding u doll I washred out tho dikes built to pro- our old shop, try my hand again i-her bosom. A womun h u d ' tect the lowlands und the water the carpenter’d tools, go out _ J’*l*e In her hands but a I gradually, overflowed the city to a with und repair Vhc fence when it is | dog. ! depth of seven feet. The over- breaking down, mend the latch on Mfeti* worker told mo of the flow wnter form I,uko Okeechobee the kitchen Most people in o t a .mother with a baby had filled tho lowlands five feet this countrydoor do these things for tig h t to her breast. He s a id ' above the ground level before the themselves und do not hire them night disaster. * |f th a t were my wife and "Friday ’’ done. I want to keep in mind how Few Houses l.eft Intact ' would want them buried Few houses were left intent; the people live and what it is neces• they were found.” sury for them to do to go along brought down tho canal a high school building und the prin- Und meet their bills out of their w, to um cl pal hotel of the city "stood up." * ' sd given birth income. My fnther and ■Huay. Thoy had h e r‘In Homeless citizens crowded these ordinury my people led that kind of life so* QUfMS gave tho little I buildings during and ufter the pe- which Ib altogether nml Dp* of w ater from a tea- rlod the flood gates had been tunf- wholesome. It seems nutural to mo to be l ed loose, , , , , ‘ foundation of independence. k told me he had 1001 One hotel waa turned completely the Companionship With Parents ____is, but he could only ' around on its foundation. The "A boy who grows up on the for four head. Ho wo* Baptist Church wus carried five furm has a very close companion­ bat were drowned. [block from Its foundation. ship with his parents,” I said. 1*4 W ater Over Car I The waters receded slowly. Sat"Yes, and that Is a great ad­ man told n < how he-u n lay noon the water levol on the vantage, provided the boy has the km# and an o th er' family I main street was soven feet: f^un4rr Uves car.. The . day noon 24, hours Inter, it wus right sort of parents. I had the uvas In in am box w . •td .to the .. tracks «... a reteslon of four feet right sort of parents. My father by the three had qualities thut were greutor v i t had heavy steel eoulp- In 24 hours. than ever I possess. He was u Hoore Haven is a t the apex of They put orange boxof untiring industry and great *r and they laid on top a triangle th a t makes up a rich man tenacity of purpose. His long ______ t.fcoxf s while tha w ater wasagricultural end horticulture! sec- experience in local offlco gave him He said the wind tIon of Florida. Truck farm ing is ‘ ■„ u id ( * 'box engaged In entirely there. The a very broad and a very accurato w ater over the Ho always black muck la a rich soil, and to- knowledge of law. stuck to the truth. I cannot re ­ matoos, beans rfnd cabbago ure the b, 78 year* old, said call th at I over know of his doing fe spent the night In principal vegetable crops. Many wrong thing. He would b* 1 ‘ sick ‘/ They had *a sick wo- truck farm ers hud planted their acluBBed as decidedly a man of chari and tha little ttk house crops and this is not a total loss. uoter. I have no doubt ha Is rep­ P*opl* Loee All In 8to|rpi Jm the dark. E. C. MILLER, Pres, of a great mass of with only a Moore Haven's only bank cloied resentative Americans who are known only 9 J on ith* end late thl* summer. Many of her to their local neighbors; neverthe­ «m walked cltissns had all. of their savings F irst National Bank Bldg. Phone 249 to Newhall, In thia bank. Tb* earns individuals less they are really g r e a t I t would be difficult to rey th a t he had a lost their rem aining assets In the ____ nd can ” flood—horns, furniture, stock, crop happy life. Ha never seemed to S te rn Recalled of th* Urrjflc gale and moat dear of all to many— be seeking happiness. He was “ firm believer In hard work*‘Death tlw ir loved, one*. vitf-ed th e family often b u t I “ I hay*/ nothing now," wuh no **} ear carried by the , wtpd for a*distant* of w atatbnw nt foe many of the have no doubt l;o took a aatlafac\ sor* and* w eary refuget-N us tlon In accomplishment and always r half mUw <rv*» the tro d th e ir y n r {rom bout to stood ready to meat any duty that, wax came to him. He did not fe a r md 12 wide Its doors of the end of life, but looked forw ard ,.r, •M• . i* . ^ e e . und to It as a reunion w ith all h* had ‘ ■‘ > r, W: 9% S oases I* Breast ."ceding vary educ»ti«'i to f l i * man or a woman ta t tm jt |h W occupation, W ty ,or W ™ /01; nt* ° f *theW intellects F-plritual side of lif0. it ro* t i n t a man wUh a col’ eatton and an artisan'* b* almost In an “You \ made one itatera* resident, which 1 noted «.rly,’' I remarked. Umt tho*e men and- worn*, have attained signal iuccta*i out being married have \ under a great handicap. I to m*gn th at there is no <k your mind th a t marriage Is i contribution to a man’s u* “How can there be any about i t? ” he replied, “i f . who has the companionship m lovely and gracious woman J th e supreme blessing that ffl?] give, and no cltiten of the U r State* knows the truth d | statam eht better than 1." j SANFORD A m id M ajestic Pines Coolidge Talks Of EveryDayThings In Exclusivelnterview Homesite In selecting a site fur your future home, many things must be considered. First, one always wants a location in a community where the most desirable class of people are living. Second transportation facilities are considered. T h e topography is next studied, for most people like high, rolling ground. Last, but not least, it is best to know in which direction the city is growing. This means that by getting in a sec­ tion toward which the heart of the city is rapidly ex­ panding, great returns may be secured on your property investment. ' S a n fo rd G rove Is F o rtu n a te — Sanford Grove Has A ll These Desirable Features for a ( Ha SANFORD GROVE, L ■ V: »fr . *1 <"■ In •< % ; s ■ �-jffaXKMr f ;■. i • i c mrnmmm fro n ts-h f North v pbold H?i » attar’a wa„ ____ .'* * * ■SO A inutes. ^ foodstuff* fcted with antiiy, and more sir atm* to the hint* of a pos­ tb an a t pres­ in charge of th a t 100 gain their themselves th s E y s r the eyes of man, had rfeited their Chief y Tommy fronui m , fcis re s t yesterbraves as ? he* *h e a d e d b u t nst hia previousl known _____ .fol.. of 160 of th e'In d ian s who iVB come unde* the AmeriOag. m any behind,” Tony m uttered, glades A re,'Filled f Everglades' was filled to tho " point by heavy! rains when king tidal wavs hacked up lUtdes canal*'-add buried an Impenetrable veil of the trails previously found illy by the Seminole*. M. Baker, National dlr of the Am erican Red Cross relief, promised upon arth a t tho entire reaourctbe American Red Cross IM throw n into the struggle of stricken communities, resident in Miami in a message sent by ito S tar, saying that city i to help. AIL Canadians requested in notices Jay to register at a Iquarters. Of looting had been held aund until last night i ~the crisis passed, the announced th a t ap­ tly 100 men, dearth with , none was shot. ;• ‘law has beed >.»Unseveral day \, - b ut amen, - w ith fixed w >1 t = .,.■1 - ir r t =c — ■ Journey - s s - t e U ; mission with belntf sntlreljt top tot q d sitiv e and having a habit of The H a l f .................... virtually commandeering ;p ‘w eig h t,title, between Jack property In the shape of book* And aey and Luis Elm o At th a records In violation of tho consH_________ - round m atch nngsid* Wei tutlonal rights df th s owners. & ! _ rofcufonal golf association,00^ Justice Smith handed down a | ’• «nttlng-ta Chicago. He v championship today all square with °n the memorandum opinion in which he Investigate the affair thority to Inv Tuesday from the Johnny Farrell of .Mnmaroneck. not only says th at the federation is It lasted filiations 4 M corporations, Of orgaftl* ■ j J ' f from^bobig do1 Although he finished unim pres­ quarters of the company, entitled to an Injunction to pre­ utea of acti sively with a rn g g ’d five on the shipm ent w m authorised immedi­ ... This la th e -th itd ;d e fe a t f o r th e vent- inspection of its books and a t least j V ” .1- . " y t . w J S w i . 1 slbn id tha; equity division commlsalbn friends in festive sol p a r four eighteenth, W alter H a­ a t e l y . . ; . .. records which were ordered pro­ tbo,/otKy.v vt . w ith Its of this court t« lg o until daylight^ gen, led F at Doylo of White duced on subpoenas, but adm inis­ down fo r a c o u n t . . various Attem pts . t o w le j village cabaffiV Plains, one up, over tho first half ® ° f t he ters a rebuke t o the commission as by a knockout in th e sefcond round phases of th e J o f thelir 30-hole third round match. well. The federation Is a noria fte r flooring" Flrpo 10. tim es alto, VICTIM OF ioI u nation in S tott profit organisation and consists of gether. Although tho defending choreT • '»■ Hons. JLEARWATE.^ .. , _ .>}■' . the bulk of the big milling and ion wns expected to come through Although, he battered the, "W ild - T h e body of.Stej The commission will be enjoined baking concerns of this couptvy. The Sunday School average a t­ fihe tost easily, Doyle out. loose Bull" of the pampaa all over the h u n t, 8, form er c!.„ M iam i’s death list wm< increased with n brilliant incoming nine tendance, goal for th e .I f ln t Bap- from serving subpoenas issued last ring In th e firs t round, Dempsey h urst, iu .,;«srr polkre poijfe forem by nine today vyhon a little girl and pies, to keep Hapen within ..... win lis t C hurch,w as fixed a t 660 for spring shortly W o r e th e An­ AMBER IN MAKEUP came within two seconds of Toeing Dunedin and first of nouncement th a t: th e commission m an died o f Injuries a t Coral ling distance. lost th ................ o ;th e £h*utog<year a t '* raesttog Amber, the new make-up in hia title. F lrpo ClWght Wm on t i W to be received ] gc.................... .— --- ----------------------- of Would hold hearings to Epd, out all able* and seven bodies worn found fourteenth by driving Into tho j teachers and departm ental offlcl England gives the w earers the ap­ the jaw w ith a rig h t handee up la st n te h t ( snd was ta by searching parties, rough nnd pitching snort of the {last night. The atrewfra! *ttond- about tha- baking and Anillfng In­ pearance of having amenred o». against the 'ropes and th a cham ­ Alexander ..nndertakin dustry, particularly as ft affected ange juice on their faces. An talden^ifted man’s body was ..green hut enme back to win tho nnce fo r the past year Witt 441. pion toppled out of the rin g Into where it was held until the coat df a loaf, of bread to .the I Ifld n liik n m l a lw irm n lK lu ta n M ln M i " * - *1 ‘ d recovered from the sunken schoon-1 fifteenth nnd sixteenth, becoming th e hips o f newspaperm en. H e noon when the funeral i Definite stoaln will be fixed for consumer. \ ' or Evelyn D;, which foundered just I threo up. He needed oply one putt 'the classes of the Sunday”School A tram p's working hours are was siioved back barely in tim e to The other two Injunction cases off Miami's business and hotel dis- I to hole out on the latte r green, ^ 3 rchl ,,orth' a t a m eeting to be held later, It Were won by ther steel And coal shorter than those of the banker; escape hearing "ten " counted. His iSfnC°T^W i - a u HoHy was accoi trict w ith a whiskey cargo valued *•. Doyle here rallied with a 35- was anhuonced. Next Sunday ha*, leopte, who, like the m illers and yet the average man would ratheT tumble m ruined typew riter and w j » } > h i, . i f , , d, u r t ined one ty] a t $70,000, Tlie fight against a foot |u |tt to tnko the seventeenth been set aside as "promotion day*.’ inkers, openly charged the cora- bo a banker. son-in-law. a telegraph instrum ent. threatened epidemic of typhoid fev and closed with n win on the home for the Sunday School departm ents er became Miami's param ount in­ hoto when Hagen fell short with tere st today, with the urge to re­ hi* approach nnd failed to chip up p a ir and rehabilitate but idighlly closely enough for his pur four. subordinated. Johnny Golden of Vattorson, NThe g reat number of doctors, J., wns three up on George Christ sanitation experts am t nurse* scut of Rochester a t the end of eighteen in from as fa r o ff ns Chicago found holes. WASHINGTON, Sept. 23,—(/F) their staunqhest ally in n glazing The Rochester player a fter lend­ —An airplane carrying medical semi-tropical jjun, which hns glared ing ilia New Jersey opponent by supplies left Fort Benjamin Harfrom a cloudless dny since the one up ut the turn fell badly on ri*on, Indianapolis, early today, storm swept over Biscayno Hay, not the toward nine, requiring 42 carrying medical supplies to the to expend its fury until it had .strokes. He was in hazard* most Florida storm area, the American traversed Florida diagonally, swept of the way, and Golden hod to Red Gross wa* advised. across the Gulf of Mexico nnd at play only fair golf to obtain hi* Included in the consignment tacked Pensacola nnd Mobile. generous advantage. were 50,000 units typhoid serum. Hundreds of tube* of serum were The plane will go by way of Nash­ rushed to Mtnmi today from many ville, A tlanta nnd Pensacola cities nnd the medical mir. found n reaching Miami about 0 o’clock rushing response to thoir urge that this evening. innoculntion was Imperative. Those subm itting to i»je< lions numbered Houses got mixed up during the approxim ately 12,000 with the de­ hurricane on the East Coast of mand Incrcusiug. Ah yet no case of typhoid Imi Florida, according to VV. P. Brooks been reported. Conditions, are of Sanford, who returned Inst perfect, however, for un extensive night from Miami, where he went WASHINGTON, Kept. 2 3 .- (/P) outbreak, the medical men agreed Tuesdav to iui|iiiro of the safety of —The const guard established com­ —a badly polluted w ater *upply hi < stepson Victor Farley, a mem­ munication with it* vend* in the great pool* of water, standing and ber of the crew of the dredge Sa­ hurricane zone today and was told stagnating and much animal and vannah in Biscnyne Hay. of the recovery of II bodies in Mi­ The dredge boat withstood the ami harbor. vegetable m atter tossed up by the tidal wave which followed the h u r ­ fury of the gale, he - aid. although A warning to all shipping was ricane, decaying under the hot sun whips in the vicinity <>f I he .Sa­ issued by officer* in charge in The force* of divers nnd federal vannah went down or were wreck­ Florida because of th'* sunken ves­ government craft exploring His- ed on the const. sels along the coast nnd in the “’I hey talk about-1 he neighbor’* harbor*. Tho fleet, of eight ves­ cayno Bay, where, many persons may add sharp accretion* to the clothe* being mixed up," said Mr. sel* from the north'w as expected death list*, were augm ented today Bn ujI(h. "It's a case now of hous­ to arrive in Miami today. by the arrival of three of deep *ea es being mixed up. I think enough divers from Key W est naval s ta ­ timber wan torn down to build a CHASED BY SHARKS tion and a flotilla of destroyers, fence around Anierkn, It i* aw ­ DOVER, Eng.,—Threi- sharks fu l.” from Charleston. pursued Henry Gonwny while he In Fort Lauderdale, described by was swimming near where Gertudc Capt, James- Thnma* of the United Stntcs coastguard -service many observers to have suffered Ederle lauded, hut he inunngrd to sent divers into th e sunken Nnhnb. the heaviest: in 1>r,,P"rtio» to size reach shore. form erly the private yacht of the and population, it i* a com in on eGmian Keiserino, and which end- Bight, to see n couple Hitting a t a ISLAND VOLCANO ERUPTS ed it oxistenco *s >o supper club table with one side of the house BANGKOK—Tho island volcano anchored In Biscayno Ray. . They exposed, Mr. Brook* said. “The sky off the const of Cochin-China is expected to find the bodies of tho is the only roof for many of them reported by pnHsing ship* to he hi now. Captain nnd six of the crew. eruption again. ha*ro been railroads serving ' t carrying them ssengers. There , V fe r 1° carry out can show they are ogees , ' ■ •> predictions Jn scores, ponalbies will bo tekfrom Biscayno Bay, upon which *1 fronts, the most ominous contihuo to Creep in from _h»n of Lake Okeechobee a slightly lesstr note of pesajism coming from Fort Lauder- i'.'WA ruatice prem lumbi * .......,, .. GARDEN CITY, Sept. 23.-<A»> ’ tf>_ tvuJ * r of -M Memphis^. tf^MaaaLid —H 6 L _ _ *, *** t ffM gi&%i 8« 6 *5 Sunday (School For New Year Fixed j Plane Brings Medical Supplies To Florida Houses Got Mixed Hp In Hurricane Too Busy Coast Guard Boats Recover 11 Bodies A friend of mine was worn out shopping around— trying to buy a particular something-or-other. Hours had been spent, also strength and temper— and the desired articles had not been found. SANFORD GROVE 1 “ Amid. M ajestic P in es” I asked if she had read the advertisements to see where it could be found— before wasting hours in fruitless 9earch, i T h e answer was “No, I never have time to read advertisements. I m too busy. Y et, in the first paper w e picked up, the article she Sanford Grove has never ceased to wanted was advertised; its price and merit told; also * climb higher in the estimation of where to get it. prospective home builders. This can c. • be proven by the fact that more sales Reading advertisements is a time-saver. of lots to individuals have been made It’s a good, . ft- ■■' safe investment in information concerning the best this summer than have been made things the market offers you and where to get them. by the great majority of inland Flori­ da developments. S A N F O R D G R O V E ’S T IO N A SSURES LOCA­ * itU i i.< * vin in GROW TH A N D S U B S T A N T IA L IT Y . tlM(V V. • | - ' -W/, . . r TAKE TIME TO READ ADVERTISEMENTS ... —AND Y O U ’LL SAVE MONEY IN BUYING4 iiu> i i:> THE KIND OF PRODUCT YOU WANT. ■* :’% l ■ ' ■V *■i ' 1 '• i - ^ v -- ' V* ii MILLER, Pres, V/ 1 F l r a i N a tio n a l B a n k B id s . . -.'m m - L Yyv *•V* • V’> •: s yi ' mSTI �jB sfo g wK B K K I; s n o w m e n , *V' > t M ►OE'T*; V the design, nee of the *80’ 1b voiced by .. motor car critic, writing, la the Chicago Daily News, following a week of ex­ amination and road testing of that car, i .“ From the Ume Walter Pf Chrysler put hjs name on what has become known throughout .jnotordom as the Chrysler ‘TOY' he ^writes, “hie name-plate on a radl,*t©< haa meant vt^rationlesa speed, a s rs s s ? £ S ea L ion s A re on Pg ^Y '*"* ^ i ■. Trained wild beasts will ba A .feature of Sparks circus, which .toUt show Here Oct, 4 Manager Sparks has deviated from th a s tra ig h t and narrow circus traditions o lth a . past by augment­ ing: his tw o hours' program with a : vast number of trained wild bnimai numbers of* a thrilling I P ture, among them being g brought out a t the last automobile of six real forest 'bred show, to m i many observer* h lions. I .4 a climax of speed, power and roa< < 0 » e thing that, * according to abluty among motor cars. newspaper reviews, impress the “When race drivers speak of a public in watching the exhibitions car that has comet-like speed, com­ given by this remarkable group of bined with roadability that makes lions is_ the unturned fierceness of the speed usable, they . call that the animals. While yielding to car dynamite. The Imperial. *8Q' the persisten t' efforts of their U dynamite—in a white kid glove. tTbiner, Steve Batty, to train them The L-head engine drives the car in tricks thnt primarily make along any kind of road a t any their performances so Interesting, oat*, from two' to 66 miles an there is nbundant evidence that hodr so smoothly and silently that their native wildness has not been even hard-boiled and biase edi­ subdued nnd that they still are CT** >Y tors of technical automobile publi­ kin^H of tho foicst" despite their cations get a thrill from its per­ enforced captivity. Cleverly as formance.” thoy have been trained, it would “From six to sixty miles an be quite unsafe to exhibit these hour the speedometer rlimba with­ lions in an open ring, anil conseout a hitch or n sound from the en­ (jui ritly they are presented in u gine—und it climbs fast. At 1)5 great, safety first arena, in which comes the first hint that the motor they can be seen to advantago with Is beginning to turn over rapidly, absolutely no danger to the spec­ tators. but in the sedan tho writer hundled the r.oeedometer circled around to The Spai ns Fighting I,ions arc 76—and we weren't obsessed by in worthy company, for half a 'a n y fear that the motor wanted to score of other remarkably trained A white tomb, empty its lid lily1MT on the ground beside it, hna waitad J Jump out of tho chassis. wild beasts ore included in the new isoia wmen are a for ^ >:oar18 in isolated spot tiear j’restonshurg, Ky. S. P. Ratliff, I "W hat good is atfch .peed? Not displays, child, :of which ft. f,,r himself because he could not bear to . much gpod above 60, which Is ns group of nine royal Bengal tiger* 'V‘.)U.nlui n1 ‘ioct°r > that have been trained to the Hm- ,thlnlt of bein8 buried in the naked ground. He and his wife are shown fast as most drivers want to he^e at the tomb.______________________________________________ .travel and perhaps faster than it of animal intelligence “ I they should. But performance like Then thure is a mixed group of fiOO REFUGEES ARIUVK | TEKIIKl'NH ARK SAFK jthis means satisfaction and pleusfU la r bears, great Dane dogs and It. A. Tei liciiu, fonherly u clerk l*re in the untold flexibility of the iilHuputhwi ponies all recent ini ut the Sanford postoffice, but ,vho GO’ engine a t any touring spaed. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 211 -</P) pprtations from the world’s g rea tit chtly removed to Fort iuitldcr- It means that the pronnure of boot most wild animal training quarter, —The firnt solid refugee train j tlule haa written to The Herald that tip on the accelerator jumps the at Stotlinghen, Germany. Of be ami bis family are safe. Mr. car eunily.” from the south Florida disaster j course, there are many other ani­ :0id Mrs. Terheun are living with mal acts of a domestic nature in itone arrived her© today with it ’ ibeir daughter and her husband, termingled with the wild animals I Mi. and Mrs. J. Wellington Roe. contiugi at of G O O storm victims, A group of South American llamas Terheun who lived ut 218 Maghave been trained to bend obedi­ mostly women and children. They j Mr. I'ttliu Avenue while a resident oT ence to the will of the trainer and tin- city, said Fort l.uudrrdule i* will be another ran* feature of this came from West Palm Beach nnd in ruins as the result of the West Suite filed in civil, famous circus in conjunction with polls south by Seaboard Air Line. Indian tropical hurricane. vs. A. G. Purvis, replevin damages, the Spurks seals and sou-lions, the Bibb county educated pigs and a host of other animal acts that have helped make the name Sparks a household word. All will be seen in the stupendous street parade, the longest in the world, lit 11 o'clock on circus day. The Spark.i circus tins gained a national repu­ tation for cleanliness and honesty. »ol* Jockey. Club, >H4:li£ !V . dnys now and there will roil out of the dawn, the Rreat Bg wagons of the Sparks Circus, in Sanford for a one-day’s stay, iy, Oct, 4, j first man to sta rt In the advance of a circus is the Nrst run. ag agent. His task Is to prepare the wny for the coming of l Then there starts, two weeks before the circus, the No. 1 tiling car, carrying thirty billposters, lithographers, banner Hand others. A few days and there comes the first press agent. Ironies the second contracting agent. Then the No. 2 car with ■five more men, Another wait nnd still another press agent is a brigade of eight men who are supposed to work us bind t as much as the GQ men on the three curs. (the list isn’t complete yet. There arrive the programmers who. out small hilling and the heralds. And then, just to see that ling has been done right, there arrive the “checkers up” who *r the work done by everyone and see that it lias been done rtly. And even then, the work is not ended, jthere yet must come tho 24-hour men who notify every person by the contracting agents, ju st when the circus is to arrive and |the supplies m ust be on the lot. ro Baptismal Jane Darwin Quits • Ceremonies Held Channel Swim Today dreds of negro people, mem|of tho New Mount Cnvalry jth, Goldsboro, und the Second i Church gf Lockhart, attendjoint baptismal ceremonies two chfrchos ut try s ts ) Sunday afternoon. [total of 12. persons were bup[while the assembled worshipJiang and prayed. The Rev. |. Thompson of New Mount Utv and the Rev. Charles of l.ockhart hud charge of Itaiiiinmal ceremonies. DOVER, England. Sept. 2.’i.- i/t't —Miss l.oreiin Marriott, (.lane Darwin) abandoned her attem pt to crqss tfye Kngliwh Channel from Franco a t noon today u/ter swim ming lb hours. She gave up when she was be­ ing carried away from the shore by the tide. When taken from the water she was five miles south of Dover. Legal Records . if .I.b . KpKSS i* .<<**-*a.. S T 'S ' ;.i lac., garnishment. Footwear For the Starts ,, F ' V' * Lasting Ten Days - 1 fu*i - V ASK ABOUT THE PAIR FREE SHOES „ STORE CLOSED THURSDAY ■iaj M— l ■■kdj s We Have Reduced Prices On'Aft ^ Footwear. r w a t c h t h e w in d o w s WATCH THE PAPERS No Exchanges— No Charges i tv.1■ v*"*r. Lloyd Shbfe G< Hanford, Fla. i ?-•« ■ s s s s s s a k is s s s R S H s a l it f i S M l d R n H i M ^ ■r—-■ *.l'r. u fr '■r wMr iU i stsdv4 SHOWERS ARE PREDICTED WASHINGTON, Sept. 23—(A1) “(Tuiidy with uccusionni showers this afternoon, tonight and Fvi, day,” is the weather prediction to | day fop Feas^orn Pennsylvania. v , 33 - r-.fe & j ’ i1 f:»r' | Mascotte — State road No. 2 ' from MtiscoUii to Groveiand, being t paved. 1 Inverness $180,0011 bonds is­ sued, for paving streets nnd con­ structing stor nmewers in this town. . v ••.♦.•it. ftp , 3??.' f' V 'f i s'* i / |!q Jm jar m Vh I , .sfvf Compare tha lighter, lower-priced sik CkryJ 60 with any otr near it in price. “ " Thera lto/t a low-prlosd ate on the a u k t t that will begin to givs you as much for yone moneySixty milee, and more,pgshonn unprecedented get-awayi 22 mUse ana gnocg.p«r gaQoat. Strik­ ing bea ‘-----— ij-sx-*.---------- 1 * sbUltyt oil. filter leveUsats front •haftj leu,_______ sad reaxj roomy* 1 St* it fw' vnium ‘ W e ____________ .; <■ * >v;■J-f) .• *- AM S IH45. ctikOwe^Stli •! xv v i«> *\if- ■ There U scarcely a motor car of Importance today that does not reflect in either design the influence of Walter P. Chryta-p r^i ,engirLeera»iThis is because in the gler years l|be ormtpixatlon of which K it r. :h>Viler Is the headjhas ploneered more improvemadti la the automobile than had been brought forth In the preceding decade. ThefesUlt has been oueRty beyond compari­ son *^4 now Mr. Cnrysur further emphaquality—makes it more than ever outstanding in all price classes—by his plan p f s S r c f a m d Quality. Mr. Chrysler is the first and only large scale manufacturer building faup «*■ under one name and one minagsmemUn onejeroupof ' :W 1 •eN- ‘ •’ v Y irh $ $ j factory, morning to midnight. Nb fooling, Metf, Prince Albert makes the finest little honie-rolled cigarette ydii ever Smoked. ' The re a m for this is the wonderful quality of fbe tobacco itsgff. ’Jew ;get yodrself a;tidy red tin of P. A. today. Swing b a d t^ e Bd ahd release fhih marvdous arotub Rvuy frfigraht w hii is And when you apply a match to one o f theee cigarettes and pull lit. you’ll wonder where you’ve been all of Priiice Albert’s Mfe! Cool ab the speay frbm the prow of a yacht. Sweet as the bnsth of clover. Fragrant sg' frtdw ut ioO trt, Altogether a. tacit delightful snoka This same wonderful tdbacco goes grekt In i |dpe to<j* t t ypo like a y«*’U like irtnbse with Prihce i for fifliftfc. iNo She. perck. Just cool ceoic _ „ s a y i n g ’’C d m s a n d g w u p fin d l k f b t U p . WHEN you di«:6ver what a perfect pip­ pin of a cigarette you can make with a p ih c h o f P . A . a n d a m a k m ’a paper, v o u ’ll b e g o i n g lik e a o n i - r a a n u n lfie d p U n f^ y rta o d te ^ d , of qualltyls tha T h is standardltat o f an extraord in ary cqt^pj o f en g in eerin g and m anv a n d resource*. ... . . T h u s every m otorist is e n a lfled to b u y In any w ith o f th e fou r gen eral price _ j M L of w g m “ itlon V o u r f in g e r , f iid y h d t^ i^ a ttU p e ^ i r J*V »** 12Jwj^ vVdljL - • §rI I >J . . -A•: rv. ^ ;V ! I I' v T ® ; ’f d v •J ■ • . $ d f < id m a f . A . a K';-> 'r ' 1 * <* • > f ** . . V .wl.-jkl a-'-.'. jllH v- v. .. 1# A. I, ad .ax rtttf m W W .S i • v■v •S i ' y -r ' ' W m �i r t ,vYJ<{rr~*>VF" 4 • . m. *^ ' ‘ i. nmc r />coua£<i ___ III the^hiatory d f tft* JSm 1 le moet BP? nth giant fax* s-.’1-so ■ W m A ijj I ' 'Y»' •* • I ['i;f t ® BY ARTHUR BRISBANE* ^ ..fr » » ttd with hundreds killed, thou sand ^injured, the piom m & .K ‘J?rf ‘* i di^c°uraging. B u t th e "Magic City” alm ost linols, waftta a canal ttom Lake 7 ^ 1 • yF ”n*>'?bi before th e l^st tremendbud gu sts M lchlaan to tho Gulf o f Mexico, have passed along, she begins th e task o f reconstruction. and the people of the United bendipg trucks into the negro sections and commandeer* States ought to have I t Congress­ ing every available man, the c ity adm inistrators overlooked men from Texas, Louisiana, Flor­ no-detail In bringing the c ity back to normality. Thousands ida, overy sta te in tho union should were pressed into service and alm ost before the rest o f the work fo r i f A canal connecting Lake Michworld knew, there h ad ’been a hurricane, Miami was recover­ igsrv and the Misilasippl would es­ ing from th e disaster. S treets w ere sw ept clean o f wreckage, electric power was being built up, lines strung and w ater tablish transportation by inland mains repaired. House owners w ent to work on their own w ater ways between Houston, St. homes repairing roofs and mending windows, aw nings and Louis Kansas City. Chicago, Oma­ ha, alt .the G reat Lake cities. screens, or perhaps the greater task* o f entirely rebuilding. Hundreds of: interested persons In the North hastened to AND TH E thing conld be done C**‘1 larFe,y responsible for the fam e of with a few of the scores of mil­ th a t we are now so cheer­ JV,J ° !? ng °{ Ii ollywo°d ’ Joe Smoot o f many lions fully lending Europe now, in p ri­ Jes” Andrew builder o f the fam ous vate loans, to build up their indus­ n m r Cole,«all sped toward Miami w ith their money bags In ■« R «ir*nri frost 2?"d Promising aid to the hom eless and a quick rebuilding tries, canals and other enterprises. Some day this nation will realise Ky .*«■* th at It pays to develop your own « » < « root* to i? mT , y- 0nJe arP corP°ration with heavy investm ents v m Miami is said to have deposited a million and half in a country. a«,vMiami bank to a ssist in reconstruction. ’-iMi♦*; i » * n i l l t a i pro. ftotrlo, tra ft* of fir* m *iO> * •■) £ '1 * V « ItatllflM * IfttM t lia rtta tt capital w l» »oon be to'M iam i from all sides. There is said to be torCS $ 2 l by MiamiAns t0 th e Pxte n t o f tw e n ty mlUIon d o lla rs . N o rth e rn c a p ita lists who did not have in­ su ra n ce will send additional m oney to Miami to re p a ir th e ir damaged* properties. in „ * W w k'* go, overstocked w ith lum ber and build­ ing supplies, can now buy e v e ry th in g on hand and also tak e care o f all th a t th e double-tracked F lorida E a s t C oast .Railway and th e new Seaboard A irline can b rin g in Build- M Cnal; \ T n° W -n, dem nnd- So ** labor. W orkm en fin ish in g w ith fo rm e r jobs aqd ab o u t to. leave town for .old to w ant of new ones now h a te p len ty to do. T O ouT nde of e.And to a ^ f or.s a r ® being b ro u g h t in from all over th e South. ° f hioney, plenty o f Inbor, plenty of w ork__Miami y B R W > ip O h TODAY .... .... by sacrifices, It broken spirit. j 'M* fift? tru!yr"°'MagTrity"r0ni tbe b"voc of the "torm- Ml“mi '» --------o-------- — o ? COOL ZION WAY “Women Beginning- to Think Politically" nt* in glory sJngin, j As I .s w e a t xm pray; ben*ool and shhdy, W 'k H i n d a t road I n_ ' W W i •h*ay,' Ketch me up. 0 Gawd, » y i e e t from walkln io flamo; Debbll 11 my name. iFd*-, • • . iV\Affrth spirit p dat cool Zion way I ■Ms Junonla. -Or g to tho »— M rs. Jo h n I). S herm an, p resid en t of th e G eneral Fedora t.on of W o m en s H u b s th in k s th a t “ th e re is mi a n n r^ ia b ? o 1,1 Mra%»in th ° nUmbur o f 1wonu,n w’bo th in k politically." Irfl>» “ n o w ,,,,,;,,,. corr o,iif tinK th a t women even hex,ome poitffll w ard heelers, b u t she accom panies th e prediction w ith th e opinion th n t (Mild not-possibly add anythin 2 t h j c em-adation o f such 4, position th ee yy m ip hh tt uu p hlift f t it. i position th m ig Jnat Imagine it’s i x t h e ■other i corner, ho’ll •him tak e JHm end g f to a c t back. -r—o----- 29x4.40 cord 31x5^5 cord i 29x4.95 cord.... 32x5.77 cord 30x5.77 cord 30x3% tubes.... !he0Uf . __* PUT UP A SIGN \i£LL da?arh^r*igJ h°mpr n nn<18mft11 Mrs. Alice E. Hill xionoi ed On Birthday . from » second *tory Adelaide’Higgins Andi Fr^ttces Mahoney Are ‘ &ed on Birthday Si M a k e y o u r lce*B<KS a F r ig id a ir e a t a n ew , lo w ccMtf M P hone 148 State Hotel Men To Aid Storm Refugees W The Sanford Herald irsonals Advertising Means Business ■ s AsS 6 T O “ * S e - A L ° R LVWAHsO n eSPEE-LNLDS A B ITL e fillips and son, Raymond i are expected to return *y from points in New they havo been spend»t three weeks. of Lakeland was Jusiness visitors in the »y. ker arrived in the city Ifrom Chicago, 111., and i thu Seminole^ IfH rr : sr of P ort W ash|ngT the visitors arrivWednooday, A ' °f Orlando spent the [■rinesday on business. B. L. Summerall, R. George E. Call and •1 were among those nville transacting busl| Wednesday. [J* Cusack of Daytona nt Wednesday here nt nusiness. • s p la s h ! • i * ’ ** . ■* , 'J’hizzes by and th e dress is covered th tirw 2 ? I„ 8 “ a 0" 8 c c l d e a t t o te,rTdbIf m ishap, though — th ey know* l i r a - - # dam*»» can be repwired and the s t e S . fre8hGned M d r c s t o w d t o 1^ original. ' *’ • ! " ' *’'*• '- j • 1 '■Av - ”■ > —1 S e m in o le P r e s s e r y 230 Ma»noU» A t m » ■M i ■h- * i i i « Stein of New York waa out of sta te visitor* tho city Wednesday. pl Buleston. H , R, 8t«7 ur Yowell le ft Monfor Philadelphia, -Pa., attend th e Dempfi*ht. .j I N. H. Garner, and v Uougla**.- a re expect■ J r ’ S ’* wber* they thair c a r. fo r I f) . Beach* * •*t r Rice, who has been u ,u m "w r t .High­ * M v—te P«etada .to to retu rn return Snowdrift naturally be­ longs in a rich, delicate cake because it is so rich and d elicate in itself. Snowdrift is a conve­ n ien t. shortening, too, because i t ’s so creamy. ace nVy:--- 8 0 0 PCOPLC SOO NORSKS ■ /; S Added Features LANKY Dry Cleaning Co. 8g|iford, Flo. Phone 465 PRICES REAL WILD WEST - With TRIBE SIOUX INDIANS CHILDREN IP N 0C< Uuder 10 Yeurs O tf ADULTS 75 \ ' Seats on Suit1 Circus Day a t Roum illat & Anderson D rug Co. Sam e Prices as a t Show Grounds , V0V. i ' - 9 r,• f w,▼- A • \ ^ }. 1- '\n> * 1 r X :j\ t/ ffU\ -mVA hC'' X ■•■■v'y Spanish Bungalow I S N O W D R IF T CAKE y i Cup Snou'drift Cups Sugar 3 WhoU Eggs or 4 W hitts 3 Cups Flour 4 Ttaspoonfuls B a kin g P ow dtr ' y i Teaspoonful S a lt 1 Cup M ilk 1 Teaspoonful V anilla Cream Sriowdrift and sugar, add eggs and beat well, then stir in vanilla and aalc Sift flour with bolting powder several tim es, and add to creamed mixture alternately with milk. Four into greased / loaf coke pan and bake in moderate oven or pour into layer pans and bake at a higher temperature. Ice with any desired idng or filling. j g | , 5 Rooms With Bath d r A Mans Suit " A / ,/N Typically English -A l e y .0 L, ^ fVr.‘ - 'W V’r.y * w ' - WITH ATTRACTIVE PORCH AWING > 1■ j FREE STREET PARADE : ■ STBEET PARADE DAILY AT I l l A . h FOR MEN AND FOR WOMEN ► . Both, will find our facilities f ^ dry rlehning of their garm ents h u jKTior to any other offered in this section. We Accomplish wonderful results even with the most soiled dress or cout. Try us on your next order. tssa tse^ ,^ STILL CiviNG A ALL O V IR THE W O R L D At u meeting following the church service on Sunday, at thc Lake Mary Community Church, tho architect’s final plans for a new church wero accepted and a build­ ing committee appointed. *r»h, and M. Hardley tho business visitors on Wednesduy from 3 0 Dick Wangelin |S parks C ircus ! THC WORLDS LARCCST CIRCUS ■ ■ Elm Ave. at 13th Street SANFORD Oct. M -------- :---------------------- ------- ^Ptionai MILLER 0. PHILLIPS, INC. £725 [ Monday, A L M O S T N irW EDITORIALS ^A 1 r* J. Lake Mary Special Messenger Service maintained daily until 8 o’clock in the evening to deliver papers to any subscriber who is missed by regular boy. •« TOM SIMS r.SI Simer.rg Wher° th“y apent thp Herald Subscribers! yet women who hold responsible positions with corporations or in bi>c buninonB wherft pfficcncy is supposed to prevail rarely ever give this sign. They are the most . : K L r A r “,t '/A*, T* n ii .JL * — ,L ASHEVILLE CITIZEN ln th° K K 85 £232 I. SENATOR REID’S ADDRESS « s»* MRS. DWIGHT BABBIT ENTERTAINS Young Woman's Body Tax Receipts Boo* Found On VSidewalk Surplus Of Treasury FOR MISS .LILLIE RUTH SP ^G ^R By Kansas City Cops Among tho many delightful ao- J 2 f S3v5r I e , . nCW S ',oinK 1088 JK1 ' - th,c k n week, •* * »,?**f-s.hSreatL ft™ • motor trip 4sla w as ' tr‘mhl r busy/ business men. Attention has been called to this m atter before thin und it will he done some more doubtless-—and, making n guess which stands u good chance this time of being n success —by thc same token it will do no good. Dffi wte hnVo gotten it out of our system —Misa Somebody, Mrs. Somebody, Dear Madam or IT IS reported that the ambi­ atrel’t'c •h«tr,,l | lCC in” , ^ unc08 nrc D,,nr Miss whichever you are. tious Mexican Huerta is using the f S ^ lh ^ ^ bV<!l h”df Yncqui Indlnns in his fight for gues: and th e ^ ’MIss” wil bn miV w /'le n r a Sfroni T hl^T am na t X control of the Mexican govern­ SePS p i e n \ w ra th ,MmM wi" m“ kt‘ U? eMtl,nt l ',p P™groHHivc country totXV i>ub» ' »ment. 1 o turii Indians loose, with “autom nlics” on white people Will It'n o t se e m 'tn ’th’ j n'p'> ''>• addressed as “Mrs.” And seems atrocious. win it not seem to the unknown thereby tho nevor-marrieil u-llt A few years ago tour Rritish £ 2 S ^ ! P L ? ! * .. »•»»■>)*«• r i f c w L r S ? ?» i r . 1 5 brothers were turning- .......... fniliana. Hotnel>ody any title rank since th is erudite journal looso*with tofiiA®n,uBi .ffl.t iL .in , savors of Amt vet informs us timt, “ Miss is the ubPAHify foo fp tt Ihg knives„on *tfa- S l ^ t l s ^ a m i vham e «.f the wrong ... guess { breviation nf Mistress. In Engpaying the Indians well for their • Pr,.‘domHmtmg obtrudes if we risk Inatl, until the 17th Century ‘Mis­ “Miss’ or .. “ .... . work. using either “Miss” Mrs.” tress’ was the correct form for •So simple to avoid all tills. wi>man . - c l only, .onniidy; u £ m« I r t r S r t S ' i ? ’ OFTEN THE events of today J". remov,. nil „ ,.„ ibmiv .........! f t ” B . , . 7 ^ Mtaf remind us of improvement, and in t m. liy wuh not ti> fliitter to r, ” toT, shocking wny. Yesterday for S f . ! " « * .'or by men. some H k°r ‘Y rH- in l'nr,‘n -1 denoted the inferior status of « instance a t Malolos in our I*hilipbefore her signature. And person who lacked a husband pmc possessions, n mob seized a man, He |u Cruz and bis wife called them witches, and cut w hat re good fo r . ^ " ‘“ " I S S C oars. 1 _______ MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER HERE SOCIETFy EDITOR Rev. tho and Mrs. James Thompson, z*:'* Tho purpose of an editor may THAT SEEMS horriblo nnd It not necessarily be to mould public such opinions as conform to our is. But the groat King Cyrus, hnv- sentiment but to arouso his readers own preconceived notions and pre­ ing captured nnothor king, could to thought. If men nnd women can judices? Assuredly not. We write cnlmly “I cut off his nose lu* induced to think, to study, then should demand of the w riter that and his lips and chained him a t public nentiniunt will begin to crysmy door." And in the eighteenth talize, and soon they will be rank­ his information be reliably stated. century, juHt before Franklin went ing progress toward thc proper so­ Wo should demand sincerity, or lnto France ns our ambassador, a lution of the problems that con­ teHectunl honesty, of him. We voung man has his tongue torn out front them.—Columbus Enquirer- should demand of him th at he write as cleurly and entertainingly because he had failed to remove Sun. his talents will permit. We should bis hat ns a sacred procession went Readers often suy to an editor; not demnnd of him th a t ho reach by. “We Hko your way of saying the same conclusions th a t wc doj gala. What was once the highest law things, hut we do not always agree from an agreed set of facts and 1 ^ ' -— ;— o--------n u m K o f ^ m e n - r d u l w to 9 <' nc'r « l ’f' p r e d ic tio n s « r e th e everywhere, burning alive, tortur- with you.” They should not nl- circumstunces. That would be like anford’s municipal golf course i ing. is now l e f t to superstitious ways agree with an editor. Thev demanding th at he oat tho same mobs. should not always agree with their dishes we prefer, nnd th a t he shall preacher, their political leader, nor sleep on tho same type of m attress ,M id ....... ............... . with their- doctor, , ---- p for nil of that ....... wo ” u prefer, thnt timi uu ho aruss dress an as TWO OIL companies in. Califor­ even policeman will "put” them theso may be wrong occasionally, we dress, nnd thnt he shall take nia have slashed the retail price of It may bo the fine will bo If you agree wilh every editorial J no HtpP in HM independently, but gasoline to 17M, cents, including —Sarasota Times. ~ j r a ! = « & • ^ c hc ~ — the state tax of two cents a gal­ you read In a newspaper, you are {‘■'all first ask our permission. Oh —------o-------n«l ffovernnAcnts « K T <n‘ 0 f c itv ’ lon. Oil stock owners arc won­ not dedng any thinking of your' how we humans do enjoy our a t­ »lm Beach, Orlando, Snn- It iH to bt dering what the big companies will own. If you agree with every ser­ tem pts to make others conform to tion th a t . .. »• the RMge Cities stand mon by your pastor, every speech our tnstes, preferences and theor­ do. JtollU ie rplI. Of honor. Jack- ffpttinff romly to in .p o litic by your favorite political leader ies. W hatever the public gains now and IUd palled Its citizens to with the author of every book If your editor succeeds in stim u­ it will pay back with interest Int­ you read, of rescue before the wnthen they are doing your lating (v our mind with his editorial er. U) to recede from the thinking. page, it is enough. He mpy not th e sa m e l.’-Z u e tls Lake What should we demand of those win you bv his way of thinking GERMANY Ifc' building an air­ who would Instruct us, and seek to but ho will be the means o f im­ plane to maintain an average influence our opinion? Should pelling you to form a definite Florida’s greatesV'cakm Uy.0 which i„„ ^ Un<l" c . y n'Kht • * “extra” ---- -- *it<• contained m ighty good touk an appalling toll of human mt four pages. „ m ajority of the speed of 86 miles an hour. Such we demand of thoqi th at they em­ conclusion of your own in r«aa*ct flying machines, enough of them ploy their factual materinl in such V"> the question under notlc*.— become a new hoavy- lire nnd damaged property to an bpina reprinted from could quickly give to Germany way as will plcaso u*, and express Montgomery impion tonight. If he Advertiser. Uandjwxes, as BUI Bren­ inestimable extent, filtered m>rth- only ! 00 ‘S unday niFbt, the command of the ocean that Grout Britain once held. The real . did, ho may ward out of the stricken area. hre thn» spiof) down and then The Deland News, while muking three columns on tho front page. ocean now is tho air. Command KANSAS CITY POST .. ., tho. knockout o tw„ m ,|do pages were solid of tho air would mean power to trades. In and trades no ostentatious,pretense in spread, conquer tho world. President and the fourth page Coolidge, ploaso take notice and r^s'jlyppmlte wHI ing the sorrowful news, a t onco advertising Senator Jam es A. Reed delivered on constitutional grddlfa£ we will was m„(fo up of ..com|cs „ ^ called Into service its leased wire him. •• * ask some of your men to wake up. a lucid and powerful exposition of not sit up evolving argum ents with . .. . of jh e Associated Press nnd quiet­ extra g«vo names of victims tho fundam ental principles of T a,ch combat him. He is a good |p porter, who lived ly as possible told DeLund reel- One paragraph told of tho storm THE RIGHT Reverend Irving American constitutional governm o«Hr,n«d P™1410^ on pbb“ hurricane in Miami, dents of. tho results of tho terrible moving to Pensacola. P. Johnson, a bishop and editor of ment in hla address a t the lunch-, L . aro grounded itoa Proas representThe Witness, an Episcopalian pc- eon o f'th e Chamber of Commerce *n d 4L,ountl .Principles, A t an early hour Monday afte r­ storm by posting the complete wire ■ •* there were civic- ^-clubs in the riodlcal, says there la too much i „and 7a number r--— of - ......... ---- - ... l,.d Moreover, us' the ^ a k i ' r of‘X One of them, he reports In front of Tho News of­ Th0 D«*«nd Nows presented. talk about whisky, flappers, sex^ f 1" 1®1-Baltim ore. There probably day, he Is a joy forever. Dm the N orth. The fice. O its readers later and more de- etc. Is -------------no #nan a t the L-----bar or*-In**the con­ came from tho SoutK Late -Sunday night while Do t««led news of tho disaster, and gress. of the United States who “ All th at America aeema to thust have been hell LXnd worshiping in its mimerknow* the constitution more thor­ think of or care for Is sex relation. two hurricanes met. otjBjcWrehes, the Daytona Beach °M°tCk Httc™>on oughly than Senator Heed. His had hie geography Netfs. le n t an “e x tra ” edition the final edition of The News an- It is not particularly ni#w. The address waa made more appetizing An old tim er is w m only one hurrl- purporting to tell all that was poared on the street* with more P uritans wors deeply concerned the fact th a t the substance was l « k A to .V » n " .n j t ,°ifth * ^ . rc »" a little to the known of the storm , but in re a litj han two solid pages of Associated with the question. They made na by served with w it and irony, the a ra t* of only cOMalntog very m eagre and unm any d raitic laws in trying to dis­ sauces which make auch a speech reports^ oF*Flor? i *iiv,n* r authentic • n hour. The authontic reports and speculation pose of aex as we make today try ­ palatable. Yawning Is fine training for eat» circle attained a In glaring headllnal. . ^ ing to abolish liquor with equal fog corn on the cob. 1 Hia fine dissertation on the free­ A huudred mile* an At tho asme hour and later success—which ia no success at dom of the preaa was perhso* an atruck Ml- when the people w*r* returnln r •. • C o ntem porary C om m ent J all. a If. business, men talked as they education to some, a thing of Joy ,t{» North, from church, hundredjhruietly ren spoiled there would be « serious In* w»ny other*.The history of /rhurrieon* the detailed bulletin* ‘ ................. etin* ufit *front of ,n B I8H 0P JOHNSON pays sons the long fig h t Of tho press to es­ terp retw shortage. itod about Tho Deland NeWs offlc*, and these sneeze. a^p r» moved dispatches gave tb« -people the in­ Pcrhap* « man In Chicago who and daughter* of. laboring men are tablish it* rig h t to print tho facts wmtor passed, formation th a t .was not contradlct. *hot two train porters wanted to tha real factor*.tQ Wnslder.” The «• » most- interesting story. Sen­ Another chorus girl hn. trouble Is that-H ie labo.ring ‘ •blowing . In a «d by lite r new* man's ator Reed had time only to draw the atorm an outline,J .Mi drew ft, and he son* and daug ; r y A t a b‘ " Th’ 1U0 fortun■***» *nd contal than a drew it hundred natno* o. . ,be^°°li now Senst W* in the wls%Monday evening,, paid, also, un- dom J# tho Dayn« hi* aisoci...l.L' foZ L = I i ,-r n r l k tnvo*tig«ttng Wisconsin fonf’ B^ach N *w ?i DeLand Prlmanf expenses. Mo ,nako y°ur bandkork t|on as drawn ballyboolng “extra the ‘"g— The Oma few moro week* y m » agree with will ^ .o m e n e w ones for ChrizT VfdU Av rProhlbitiow _ MRS. FRED S. >1Arrivals heenuse sho knows loo much Z X : 1 '- Hhfv!>aS nC(,uirpd fcnowlodge in onil; , U' h,;r menlality «roused to t -It! K roa,|y HC«quite through Hf t^0^y:..T‘Lh.,wblch old-faahioned politicians h“™.•s®**.“eob ■«' »=*i>* X ™ nZ T m','°'Kd ,wlilicl»"» --------- iSiSTlM & WhCre 8h®h** a pending the aummer. All Guaranteed Hines stai AGAIN AN American gunbout is fired on, from two points on the Chinese coast. Recently a United States ship found itself obliged to fire on the Chinese, but consider­ ately used only light machine guns. Heavy gunfiro was avoided, not because Chinese women and chil­ dren were in range, but because the guns th a t had fired on our ship “were very close to Standard Oil properties which would have been dumaged by heavy gun fire." $ ij \lendar fu ll Oversize CM THE ATTEMPT of feftfc Fonck, the brave Frenchman, ends In disaster nnd the loss of two jives, although Fonck fortunate­ ly escaped-. , This will not discourage the Frenchman. He will try again for the unassisted non-stop flighti be­ tween New York and Paris. Ho or another will soon succeed. And ; such flights in 2 years will be an | everyday occurrence. sral Clinrles P. Sumof Ljike City, is to th ro u g h h e r cl hew chief of staff of the its proper furn h2 Statea . Army. Floridans th e political t f of.getting to the top. .,1 fcfa, .. O—------ ; The s t u f f o f today is biggest dairy men ia v * M b st,th « St. Juhmt- M rs. S h erm an in sists ‘ Canal will turn of acres of wofthless good cattle land. • o-------to ,,n " fa c tu rod to d ay,1 77 n,to th e re " 5prajak 01 Ra jpinln, who lentlesa clutches of th e unnrlnrinlm i h, 2 not 1 l e i place in India where pression upon th e nveragj? cluhSnm S 1 ifrffer’ ,rnake8 no JmW f WWrahlp a aacred monk- m ontal, m oral «nd who u n d erstan tls th e l im visit to m in tn g a vlalt to this this coun- only reactio n w astu <)f in tem perance T he } w « ^ h a j e a v e . his monk- c h e a j Ia ^ ^ p t for his ra th e r IMSfl 4 t borne. enr> m an n er o f ex p re ssin g his own d » K g . o--------d*’ has learned a lesson concludes, * * I°th in k °th a t'T 'e u n 11! i• h<‘(dors’” M rs- S h erm an • hurricane, It will have tim e in th e w ards in which th e y o p h i t e a good than harm . It . "tn a c ity and tire t to put cheap steel In Icssness being tw o ch ief fem inin, r ing*, and poorly construct- experience in o rg an izatio n s shonlfl*1/ 111^lt,e s’ udded to long ’ ‘h ,,avt’ som e e ffect upon houses will not sttftid in a u neighborhood.” ^ V , u nni‘ ° ^ e n will return la J s t morning from High- Ynri, ? .Penn*ylv»n|* and Now Carrie Worthington nnd York and are located a t their new homo on’Crystal Lake Avenue. retUrTlCd .h° moinWednesday evening from points Alabama Chnrlotte Smith, Misa Dorothy turefco*; WASHINGTON, 8 * p t 23^-(H V , Friday The Radies’ Aid of thrf U k e d a l affairs being given for Miss Rtok.,. M „ W. S. Thornton, Mrs. KANSAS CITY, Sapt. 23.—(yp) Increasing tax re<?*ipti flooding Ifef the Congregational Lllllo Ruth Spencer, a bride-elect O. W Spencer, Mrs. Claude Ilcm - —A young Woman believed to bo Mrs. James Ridg*. Mrj. a lawn' p a rty on into the* Treasury Impelled See* of the season, one of tho prettiest aon, ••’VS- .jjoby Idling, and Mrs. Morris Mr*. Eugene Wtlach, was found retary Mellon today to boost his >'tlfe First Congregam . noon a t 3 o’clock. All ladies in­ was that of Wednesday whert Mrs. Spent t*r. -dead on the sidewalk in frirnt of a original estimate of I1M.000.000 qn P ark Avonne a t daughter BeUy, and her guests, terested are cordially Invitod to Dwight Rnhbitt entertained a t a Oe downtown apartm ent hotel h«re surplus for tble fiscal year. ^to n d , .^Mrs. William Dunn and luncheon and vnnity shower a t her A l. . ; hWmiA ,eTn of ,Monl?‘»mery f. Monday Ala., and Miss Lorraino Allen of Mrs. John E. Ellis will be thc host- home on Sanford Hoghts. —~ > Vi lie was unwilling however, to i r\ r» .* T , , determlno whether she fell or r i i i fluild will m eet with Sarasota left Thursday morning cssea foe the afternoon. The spacious homo waa convert____ _ „ ^ . it pred.ct what the eventual eurplua •Frown on Highland £ heJ \.,“ r ^ r Sarasota, where V 't, bd Into n veritable palm garden. W i t h T zv.7^1.., n , *. J w*ndow. might be and maintained th at It they will spend, a few days. jhjO o’clock. • • • SANFORD M l h with quantities of potted palms and W l t n l i v e l y C O U r t e S y J Robert Ragland 26 nronriator ting of. the Daughplants forming a lovoly setting for —*----I proprietor wae too early to talk of tax r e ­ of a taxicab company, was held for duction. Class of the MethE ’ WUftus of Cleveland, tho pretty frocks worn by the A must enjoynblo social affair questioning. He waa said to havo F illi n g at 7:80 o'dook in ?blo. has arrived here and will guests. of the week was that of Wednes­ been with the young woman late 1IIS Sanford A v e * n ™ apend the winter as the auest of oma. *“> * Centering tho beautifully sp- day afternoon when Mrs. Robert lert n ig h t " her daughter Mrs. W urt W. W arn­ _i&f • — ■ pointed luncheon table was a large A. Newman entertained at a mnLetters found indicated she was * e r a t her home on Highland Av­ weroesday being tho ninth m irror <«i which was placed n cut tlneo party complimenting her separated from her huband" One enue. birthday anniversaries of both glass vase filled with fluffy gold­ mother Mr. Alice E. Hill, in honor was from her mother, Mr* John en glow and ferns. At each end Adelaide Iliggifow H,e winsome of her birthday anniversary. Tho , Hlnckle, Miami, Fla^ and another **1*’ Ellsworth H arper and young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. were smaller crystal vases hold­ affair was arranged as a complete from her mother-in-law. Mrs. J. [goatesu ing these same lovoly blossoms. SANFORD BUU.DiNfi ‘JwJ W, Welscb, Hot Springs, Ark. Edward Higginsjaad F e n c e s Ma­ Yellow cathedral tapers In’ crystal Surprise to the guest of honor. fcffS C fi p l y f t j m U k ” Bru «.dr whK l o a n a s s o c ia t io n ^ After the mntinec, the guests re­ honey, the brighj lyoung daughter holders were placed on tho mantel turned to Mrs. Newman’s, which to $ of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Ma­ and buffet, the lights of which been beautifully decorated dur­ jrh; J. M. Allen, Or­ •««■ * P a r 18 Y e a n Sandy Anderson left Monday honey, they decided to celebrate cast a soft glow over the already had ing the nbsence of Mrs Hill with , Dry, Jackaonville. evening for New York where he tho occasion jointly with a Trea­ pretty sceno. G E T T H E REST ■*v 'i/v*,; H ver G n rn la g l l r v i c r r quantities of exquisite pink roses will spend a week or 10 days on sure Hunt. The place cards were uniquo, be- nnd lavender sahimon. ••iVwr S 7 « r . |Urn8.0 Concr,..o bIoffc Seminole business. of all kinds, Roofing Til. SANFORD BUILDING AND The you"* guests assembled nt inK l n Jb o form of tiny mirrors, The refreshment table was laid Hammond, Tarpon ment Coloring, Etc f S the home of Mrs. Higgins nnd re­ while the nut cups resembled mini­ S. Kinaro, JacksonMr. and Mrs. Em m ett Hunt nnd paired in a body to thc Mahoney ature cold cream jars. These were with a handsome Ince cloth, the uTTail-. Doughtree, Jackson- Mrs Joe Hnrrold returned home LOAN ASSOCIATION •; S A N F O R I) CEMENT filled with snlted nuts nnd mints. center being graced with a low fHall. Lakeland; W. A. Wednesday evening from Miami home where the treasure hunt and Favors of jars of told cream tied silver bowl filled with pink nnd .. _ — re • other interesting contests were en­ P R O D U C T S CO r, N. C.; A. I* Smith, and Palm Beach. r, with yellow ribbons wore also plac­ lavender rut flowers and sprigs of joyed. 5th and Maple ph()nf , a | A. Coyle, Jncksonnspnrngus ferns. Placed about ed at each plnre. After a diligent search for hid­ Mcthvin, E ast Lake; nil motive arrangement were g«-»‘ • v At 1 o’clock a tempting flvu- this den “treasure” Master Bobbie er, Chicago; A. I). tall silver candlesticks holding G . S H A R O N course luncheon, in which the color *«re»r F„r V,inr j Newman found the boys' prize, a on; S. S. Moore, Trenlighted pink tapers. AUorn*y-at-Law •V < v ; bag of bright new pennies. The scheme nf yellow and green was Itrsh, Jacksonville; E. The place curds for the guests >*Ip * H per rent rt|, effectively carried out. was served. H arry Carrington and W. L. Du­ girls’ prize, n miniature ecdnr cheat Itlanta; M.-* Hardley, ^ Will practice in all the courts were quaint cards brought by the .». r * i' pree are spending some time nt was discovered by Mary Higgins. After luncheon Miss Spencer was guest of honor from F’aris. Mrs. Examination of Abstracts of Land r, SANFORD BUILDi m ; AND viven a cord to n large boudoir cap Quitman, Ga. Following the treasure hunt, n whit h was suspended over tha Hill’s place was marked with u Titles given esp*ele; attention i Valdez ' 'f peanut hunt was in order. For table, nnd told to pull the string. bouquet of roses and numerous LOAN ASSOCIATION W0i Office* in Court House -iijf Two new bungalows are being having found tho most peanuts, Unnn doing so she discovered rnuiiy telegrams. Brick ice cream topped b, Orlando; Charles M. m v i n .1 cksonville; E. P. Ely, erected by Frank Evans on the Camilla Dens, was given a dninty lovely gifts on the table. with sliced peaches nnd whipped , ; .-.••"•'j handkerchief, The boys’ prize, a T. Brady Jr., City; west side of Lake Mary. cream, cake and punch were served The guests spoilt an enjoyable bng of pennies, was won by F ran­ by the hostess. Miami; C. D. Tumlinafternoon hemming attractive tea Mr. nnd Mrs. Ross Humphrey cis Roumillat. fc,Madison; Gill Bailey, Those enjoying this lovely af­ towels for thu honor guest, and t *■ Other games were played which wero entertained with a delightful fair were; Mrs. Alice E. Hill. Mrs. i; James H. Moore Jr.’, are receiving congratulations on caused the afternoon to pass quick­ musical program causing the hours Mattie G. Pace, Mrs. S. Enstcrby, dney Stein, Now York; the birth of a daughter. ly n n d 'a t a late hour, Mrs. Hig­ to puss with marked rapidity. is Mrs. Lola l.cGettc, Mrs. Cassan­ Jacksonville; B. L. David Anderson left Monday gins, nnd Mrs. Mnhonuy assisted dra Schultz and Mrs. R. A. New­ Jacksonville; R. E. Miss Spencer was nttireil in a cksonville; George F. morning for West Palm Beach by Mary Mahoney, Julin Higgins stunning fall frock, a two-piece man. and Rose La Verne Hurt served ice tons Beach; Marion A. with the Pheonix Utilities Com­ cream and cake. Tho guests were model of fueiiia and black cropo, irlcston; George A. pany outfit. with touches of gold braid. Her ARMY PROMOTIONS given fnvors of brilliant hued enps, hat was n close fitting felt of nville; L. C. Adams, whistles nnd other novelties. WASHINGTON. Sept. 23—(JP) Friends of Mrs. G. W. Ferguson black. ; B. R. Johnson, Lake■ —Brigadier General Harry A. .About ‘5 children enjoyed this Boemcr, Port Wash- will regret to hear that she is con­ happy Those enjoying tho cordial ho*, Smith, was named by President T f l l N K or m A Frigidaire occasion. fined to her home with tho grippe. pitalltv of Mrs. Babbitt were Miss Cooliilge to be a major general and or Cameron, Jackson818 ^ tot htetaUetion la your presen* Lillia Ruth Spencer, Miss Claire Col. Herbert O. Williams to bo a [Green, Orlando; J. Opcosts es little oe $170, U k D n t EiVin White .o f Scranton, Pa. Jones, Miss Ruth Hand, Miss York; L. H. Wellbrigadier general. Osocral Motors dsfsrred E. L. Milton and who has boon visiting Mr. and Mrs. A ll frlg fg e ire R. D. White will make his home you to purchase It for a CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Palm Bench; R. E. Pnlm Beach; Russell here. RY do you let those nmlghtl* OKI ANDO. Kin., Sept. 23.— The York; Fred Walsma, plmplos, b l a c k h e a d s and n « to « iifa Never before have you bw* *Ma W *N d B B ^ The Lako Mary bus carrying pu- Orlando hotel men’s association ojotche* dleflgure your akin endOr ymm eae art • Only Two Circus’ Play New Ytirk U<ty Each Heason— advantages of genuine T t l |l d 4 a ; piln to the Sanford High School this morning voted unanimously to ruin your appearance? You can —a*l*l SMSsI 111 And It’s the Only Big “Class A” Circus Coming To Sanford keep thbm away It you keen your leaves the post-office daily at 8 offer free hotel accommodations wvnomk sl terms. And rsaMgshw tart fttfUato* h r This Seaton aystem fuU of rich, red b lo o i And o’clock In charge of Rudolph Lloyd. for on* night for ull needy storm genuine Frigidaire offers all of th*a* Sparks Is One of Them not only that, but the vary taxtnra refugrea onroutc north, who are It ia the only ctectrio rehigwater ■ ! your skin will bo soft end vehret Ross Hum phrey and Ernest provided with written credential,!. guerent-ed by Oencral Mote**. Ik i* ■ 1 liko—end tbo coloring radiant ae a Such refugees should report to Red Humphrey have recently opened a J I rose. eleetrlc rsfrigeretar which keepr—<*dl*e Jrs. C. D. Tomlinson of ment m arket on F irst Street, San­ Gross headquarters, number 17 ability and economy and d ' .!K*u*i* ,n the blood. And fl. 8. 8. rived in Sanford Wed- ford, at the stand formerly occu­ cast Washington street, Orlando, ■ 1 w ‘‘i holp Nature keop your blood for assignment. la brief stay. They are pied by Stamper Market. •er. Ice of a00,000 Mtialtad users, ■ - rich and rod end pure. . • (• the Valdez. ■ *’ '• * »*<% f S Come in today. Or mall the < • ■ 1 Y#f' C ^D kepP rim plot sway, The Lake Mary School opens oh ■ limply by taking 8. s. 8. That’s a piste Information. Hinrk For Unit Mrs. E. L. ‘Milton of Monday. All pupils are requested B1 0Th“ ,ot rod blood-cell* I Beach were among the to register a t the schonlhouse S at­ ■ 1*bat 8. 8. 8. belpa Nature buUd Hot No Slock Snlramnu giving in Sanford Wed- urday morning between ihe hours 5 ' .. yo^ r ,k,Q beautiful—c le a n ■ , It up Just Ilka It puts SANFORD BUILDING AN1) of 9 and 12. . g Arm (iosh on you— 11U M n i m t u Axe. r h (M 44* brings strength to I LOAN ASSOCIATION A. F. Kemp left Saturday to lilds and S. S. Moore of weak, flahliy musclos 1 *nt tho day here Wed- snont tho wek-end ut Ijike City. —fives you uu appe­ P i n t W A sauju The whole country is commenting on Ho returned Sunday ovening with . Maaaaua av«> ' tite like you used to nding to businoss. Mrs. Kemp who has been spending bavo aud genorutos ^ 1111(1 weeks there with her par­ the energy and vitality of youth MOW ncy, M. H. Krugg, and several JCUTOJ IF O l ents. B n tb e n Motor throughout your entire system. lemon of Daytona Beach o S i ?ef ^ U,?fthe8eJnew types, driven Just try it nnd see for yourself! ........... ............. ..WV.o| the business visitors " 2 * /® w thousand mUcs, are now All druggists sell 8. 8. 8.. (Jet the *+***•..................M tiu ty Friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. J. Ion Wednesday. larger bottle. It’s more economical. C(jy. Lamberton, who left last week ? o 7 ^ L . A nu XC®Ptl0nal o p p o rtu n ity for anyone who really wants a high with their two children to visit IcCord of Shelby, N. C., relatives in Miami, nre anxiously grade, dependable .Used Caiv T W O * T R A I N * , O O V M L K L K N C T H R A IL N O A f J ISanford Wednesday for awaiting word from them. Ij here on business. ■ C A R O , NOTABLK F IA T U R K A C T S P R O * 5 mnLcomorr ivt h°me ^ i r w o s s a s s T hey K T t a T s b t a K ia l m m a y * * 30x3% . .......... Trimble and perplexity which ■nouM not bo—urn! nil cAusod by 11 IS believed that war between a w-.innn. Here comes a letter ( nlnu and the powers” will not from one signed “Helen Hlanl; long be avoided. Chinn is divided Sonnhody” which calls for n rem,.u f‘? hti,,(r Vn >ups, nnd a war ! % with (/hihn would not be serious. t t i - ' ‘ is no wuy of tell­ Hut couldn’t we keep our boats M iss"" There out of the firing line for awhile? ing whether our correspondent is .The , , , Standard Oil . .. Company, married or has been un-mnrried fi moan i “ now " 7 th e hav<! b w u n th i" k “eriously o f politics__ which knows more About iliplomacy by a court or rem ains unmated. p n n a n ,„ .ii„ - i____ _ ^ l,UL!i ‘Illiink may be either the m ar­ than our irovcriuuent, and t<iuld r x«a“ "V ’ T Protect itself in China in the f f f i 'jjf* 1 Wom“n 'sJ family surnam e or mu- of tho two given names of ese wny, with cash, of which It has the .spinster Miss Somebody. One plenty. guess is n* good as another, in thc>- iVtA Wifflf-^thoao l o w oxpGrlenct, in w o r k f f f “ ‘l i w i 'b reed r dla- U « •. M8 *» .•!•» c» ) ’t I Tailored at Foahlon Park s Amusements Distinctively a suit for tlie more man, but exhibiting certain dofixita .1- V;; of smart EugUxh atyllng. A slightly coat with straight line Beau ahouldertiw wide notch lapala. .. ■ M i kw Contlpuous from 1 p. m. to 11 p. m. -■ — PThe Social Highwaymbp" With. Dorothy Devore, John Patrick, Montague Love .' , ‘ -r t • W7. y m ''M i l£/< yA > TODAY Comedy 1 -S quirtfl Ffgd" Aesop’a.VilM * $ A C .o o And Moga BUILT-IN FEATURES tag Board. Electrical ’h f’ t a k T Dee Ira Mr SaaaoaaM* :T-t m ■'ftt I Or Be* ' mm p K i . t ' ' • 'V •>■!> 1 : rf ,4*• uni r'-ffiaM . ■ ■■ :'V y * ‘ • p '-W P i tik 1 h « Mrighan In 'HI* B e st'P tria r* *f th d Seat ‘ " I t s GOD8-- m -1 .■ . ’ • V­ . . - Ar;- ■ r j& k '-y -m m �prSSS ’; v:/ f *Xi3SS '>:hss ‘••3 , V'I 5&* rtr; . H -V*4***v•*♦.-♦'*f i r tin v\ M nnnM annaaaaana Wi' P. M i |iU r l n v r-v -A r> r» » LA M = fe= Ia i,a ila ■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■ a a a a a a n a a a u i n a H i ----r—. y..V; Jbc- Champion ad. rates v.v* Cash in Attfanee <f,6 ~tn - » TI — .‘ **•* ;J*Tr,i Challenger sw f >1 i O SU W IH filP f-- *2 jP<ms Confident Plans If'^ro Halt Bout Will pjjjEail;' ’ 132,000 ' Are peeled To Attend Cleveland Makes It Two Oqt I hree Dodger Hurlera Victims Of Three From Boston Sox Of Attack Made By League For Season’s Series 16*6; Leaders; 17 H its for Total White Sox Trim Now York Of 36 Bases Made by Cftyds :r * l | NOtmifig- in Sport His!■’■ ■ tory Is Comparable [fl’o Battle Toniffbt Judges Unani Opinion Tfcit AD#fcRTI8BR8 aid representative _ familiar with, rates, id classification will complete information, f^you wish, they will ou in wording your to mnko it moro ef- Alleged Con Brought In S en ato rs T u rn Hack Browns ' irales Tnke Last uf Series I To Make Clean Sw eep; Five From Hhillics: Hit* ri rn y n o r | IJtins Scored in the Sixth A c c pu ii I h f o r ' F iv e o f H u n s ! . . . Busy Scene At i Arena Where! Seats Are | <T.KVKI.AMt. Sepl. 2d Iff*) f’ii'VelnniJ made it two out of three ;l’ioin Boston Wednesday winning ’> to I. giving the Cleveland the iscaaoii’H series. 111 to (!. • Score l#y inningr: I Boston I (It) OtM) 000 I 8 .| 'ci-velnm l oo;i ooi oi*- r» 8 i Helnineh, Zahnirer and Bi adioff; Ituekeye nod I,. Sewell. •da, will be received and collector eent for M Tm jht. V£,„.z j ...£. lOt' a Hne 'IW*A'011 __Be a line « 7e a liae ■tea on request. .ad rstea nrt( for Insert lone. * of average length a line. [ isqge of SOc for ..rtlsing Is. restricted classification. *' or Is made The Sen* Jd will bo responsible fine incorrect insertion, daer for eubooquent Tho office should be ^mediately In case of g e h ts i Mackmen Trim Tigers , New York Defeated I As Whitehill Weakens Ih Final by Chicago S w U & jg ' .Overrun By Fans 1ft—B m Im m 8 m vice O f t . r r i ' a a - H ^ Dally Herald t-A v if f ™ ■;V5'. • sy>*i >• 7 ' H i f n 'T 'ijA lA lir v D M i , $ !? fsm sa R jta 1/ ,. u ,* ( f t ■3ki*l l^KT, Vfi * * »-**'<■'>* rr^rr ■■■■■■■■■I IWSfl & L«*M- ?« n k "-A fM 3S <>a, > ■H O & SH L* -PERKINS,—Hubprdnsher headquarters for C o 11 e g i « t c Clothes 116 F irst Street. W a ite d -Male 74— Apartments For Real 85— Lota For Saif How She Gained IQ ( Pounds in Days ™ o l a t e t o c l a s s if y a a ife is r FOR RENT.—4 room ' furnished ■»' ” ’ • FOR SA L E .-L ot A. Tier of H. L. 22 SPENCER’S DAIRY PHONE 40ft apartment. 1200 Magnolia. See ■ 1* te u te '" ri Delorcst. 50 x 140, with bulldCarl or Blanche Takach. __ ' ’-, , ---------! ~ W e sell only cote’s milk and m ANSCO CAMERAS That s going some—but skinny cr*«m produced In Seminole w ^ r ! 2?*00' ^ M*ke oWcr* K<*H An t e d .—Good responsible man APARTMENT furnished,*cioso ih, * nr,ltJ - Grubb, 113 West Dauphin men, women and children Just j e‘>unty. No oowda^s used, double FORD BIJI Street. Philadelphia, Pa. i» ^ ■ to take over Auto Trutk Deliv­ THE SEMIN()LE^PlfiNTF.RY can’t help putting on good, healthy , “•»»•>’ delivery. G. W. Spencer h i cnovpry.,co.nven,cn<:e* Private home. Room 10, Arcade Bldg. 001 W. Oth St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. ery. Contract with National Bis­ 500 E. 3rd St. LOyVN flesh when they take McCoy’s ‘ s.on| cuit Co, ‘ Must have $850.00 cash, ( od Liver Oil Compound Tablets., —---- - — — ---------------- -FOR SAU:.—One lot 05 ft. front f or further particulars call nt NaHa n f o r d d r u g c o m p a n y FURNISHED rooms and a p a rt­ As chock full of vitaminos as _ iion,'l Bincuit Co. office. Ask for a?1£ anf0" l A» '. ne»r San LanU, tho nasty, fish.tnsting c«xi Hvarl ■ “The Rexalt Store” ment for rent. 103 E. 8rd St. sacrifice price. Sec G. C. Fellows. oil itself, hut these sugar-coated, I 5 We make a specialty of our prompt Mr. Wallace. ruling of prescriptions and quick ONE furnished 2 rooma apartm ent. tasteless tablets are as easy t o 1■ 90— Automobiles For Sale 3*-~tluik>—.Male or Female 310 Maple. Phono 287-W. delivery. Uke as candy, and won't upsot the F stomach. Drugs — Soda .— rf0t Sandwiehos WANTED.—White lexpcrienced ! TWO ROOM, upstairs apartm ent, WILLYS-KNIUllT nnd Overland. One woman gained ten pounda Walter or waitress. The Union bedroom and kitchenette, hot in twenty-two days. 60 tablets, 00 SALE—Space on this page F and M. Motor Co., water. 311 Magnolia. j cents. Ask Union Pharmacy o r, for I'lassifled advertisements. News yd. Lunchroom nt Depot. Park and Commercial I any drugglat for McCoy’s Cod Why not rent those vacant rooms, Fresh Dally PARK APARTMENTS—Furnishor sell those second hand goods? 10—-Money to Lean Liver Oil Compound Tablets and if HUPS-MARMONS ed corner Central St. and Park you don t gain a t least 5 pounds ,,Snn*or>l Automobile Co. Friers and Hent^-Coantry Raised , refrigeration.— 206 Magnolia Ave. Rhone 137 in 30 days your druggist is au­ W ^ 'C H R I S E N B B H R Y p r i n t LOANS—Money available a t 7 per Ave.—Electrical thorized to hand you back tho SHOP — p r l n t t a f E n g r a v i n g , cent. Close in property. A. P. Murphy steel kitchen, etc. Phone "47vj o4o-J. money you paid for them. ** v All Kinds of Embossing. 8ee ua f lr a t We do Connelly A Sons. „ CHRYSLER Insist on McCoy's, the original It. Phone 417-W.V R. R. Avenue& T FUI*CER MOTOR CO SALT WATER FISH, SHRIMP, LOBSTER Corn rnordal S tre e t ’ Phone 002 and genuine. 75— Business I'laces for Rent 411 W. 1st St. 57— Good TKingu to Bat JEWETT ANI) PAGE 19— Building Contractors. Sanford Dealer REMEMBER—318 t-2 Sanford I*OR KENT.- Space now occupied by ( hrynler Motor Coni puny. oow ie K,,VK'S GARAGE Ave. for a oroocl Hamburger. phone 0I7 West I nI. St. Apply A. P. Con­ 208 IV. 1st St. ■SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile nelly 4 Sons. roofs, built up roofs. Ro-roofing 60— M achinery nnd Tools. over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E iNASH 217 S a n fo rd Ave. P h o n e 478-W tim ates free. Satisfaction guarnn- SINGER Sowing Machine office 75 L^ads Iho world in motor ear vnlt ONK store for rent. Apply A. P. teed. Onk Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 111. SMITH MOTORS < <i moved front 113 Palmetto to lit) We Deliver Anywhere in Connelly * Sons. E. 3rd St. u* Come see our electric CLARENCE SMITH tonsolcs. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS If Vou 77— Houses fo r K e n t. -- 1_____ _ General Contractor ■m want to sell your used ears, ad­ 000 West F irst Street 61— Miscellaneous. vertise daily on the classified jiuge FOR a t Phone 441 RENT,—A now four room house. Inquire <’>08 W. Hughey n USED <AR EXCHANGE I JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds of ALL ntnkes phonographs, serviced, CORNER PARK AND SECOND repaired, timed, Jacksonville exTin and Sheet Metal Work. Q- W. WANSLEY, Manager W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak Han’t v Vil|l,k>l,,H ^ Bpt’- i K0K RENT.—Furnished bungalow, Avenuo and Third Stroct. Tele­ CADILLAC—OAKLAND Phone 371-W. phone 111. . —PONTIAC— M Sanford Cadillac Company ^5—NperinlH nt the Store*. I'OR RENT.--5 loom iiou.se, elecHODGINS A COV AN CO., A oo l l i K. 2nd St. Phone 121 trie lights, near Drl.und road on Radiator nnd shi .0 metal work.. A com pit; t ely furnished West First Street. #25.00 |„.r Plain and ornam cilaJ sheet m*v I "DA Y-Fa N" modern home, conveniently 1month, E. A. Ktrout Farm Agency Pleasure ears DODGE Work. Tel. 710-V.. Frm 1 ’I'd and Graham Trucks Inc. Y Avenue. situated to school, large lot. Elm ,md 13th St. Phono 3 SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT '• BUREAU 204 North Park Ave. /. . 3 5 - R o o m It KOOK BYN. Sepl. 23. If i r the league leading Cardinals aliig3BTANT NOTICB . "1 the Brooklyn Kokins ,nto .subT ^ 'W l I L A DELPHI A. S«*pt. 23- t/i‘> er.H should give their ^mIom Wednesday to .he .une of celebration nf ir>0 yonr* of postuffics address as 1 ' to 7, burying ihree opposing, v , k AtHfrfcjin indi.p«n4(L»jcp, gnijiH in their phone number if i nrlera under an avalanche J 17 J PH ILA DEI.dYTiaT Sept.^ Bttj.conjijinrntivfdy aliment. wuffnro re results. About one hd'r. for a Sotnl >f 30 unsei;. .’ gnvp way today to tho *pcctn<-l<* The applicutiun f„r an in) t of a thousand has Score by innings: ‘. of , In modern conflict, the- se ttle o and the others to stop the Henipsey-Tatinf municote w ith you i Loilis 350 300 030 15 17 of personal fight ini; supremtonight was dismissed tbit] y know frour address, Brooklyn 00 0 |0 022 711 2 Jn,-k Dempsey and ing by the ununimous opii r Cime Tunney. , tinuance MUST be Ifeillhurt, O T a n . ll; B.arn.y, ! [ Yankee*: Drop Another three judges i„ ,„mmonl raun a t The Sanford 1 5$ Cjtnmpjon npd rhullcnger will I CHICAGO, Kepi. 23. <A‘i The I brliardt, MetJraw, and O'Neal. court. 1 cc «r by letter. TeleB!n/<t fiffh tin * ' rhortlv u tte r 8:3') i w York Yanks pennant hope* rontinuanrea are not Vi O’clock standard time, for the Prom oter Clements' aitti C iiIih Turn Hack (Hanla ; wore given a jolt Wednesday when ' SV-.nodTywrighl championship of the block the fight was based u] NEW YORK, Sepl. ;»3.- </?*!the While Sox defeated them 2 to TCworid and the rfchcst print In the - Prompt - Efficient contention that Dempsey, 1••*' f oh*i won their last game '4' I chile the limliaie: , rimin' d (Jos^ b d t t i n ^ w n r k l IglFme the prrentert beautiful lawn, shade trees, Kvrvico H o* season's series witti ,he Oianta 7H— OfHcoT i*m eotling the lead mi lie leagie L’s and Desk Room tho tornm of an alleJL) ’r | 22— Millinery— DresHmaking S.; tlirrthfr xHi%t <*vi*ftgpn|<l io view nn SEMINOLE HUDSOVKSSKX fruit trees and shrubbery, to re Wednesday, 3 to 2. .Joe Poelr., j le.ltli i- to | wo .'Mines. INC. An electric fun trial in: , p ! « # l f c PVM ayywjujro. \jt\l 1 U IIIj Next Thuradny, a benefit day with the Chicago (oliseun I’orle cochere and garage. ' flithnnder from the PortM.iooth | Score fiv innings: ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for 203 Oak Ave. FO R your lovely Full Charis or was obligated t., figkt Hirti tuul Found. “W ^ VV v?nr'R huv'« required more I '! w York 000 duo Min I \ u • t di of the Virginia league, vorlced D k T n U l V r stores or offires a t Hark Ave.. if1 A ||/f I? ,» n '•“•v*i » donned, tickets for which Phone 41 Lingerie call on Mrs. Hays, 2218 ^pjp tn n ticjm n n eu v ers, negotiations and Commercial Street. W M : ( hieago <100 out) 002 2 10 2 ■ve« innings for the Ciants. al- D C v ( j D I I i U W f l 111 to K«» on sale tomorrow in ent , e lnt‘*‘li" K miv other j own small fox terrier, Sun ford Aw. Or Mrs. ,1. T. Childs nq. ultim atum s than this duel hut , Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave. I Shocker and Severeid; Thumtoa "*ving five hits, two of which KENT VULCANIZING WORKS 507 Park Ave. Send card for ap ­ ...jhq? pntli of its cnnsiimotion to- j Uuiet Running Indiana courts issued ml bo*s on when lust seen. .■■re home runs by Floyd Scott and and .MeOudy. HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.! pointment. dnyt seemoa c a r , barring a last tlon against tlu* fight rec Iclrin Taylor 801) MngOFFICE FOR K EN T-dn Mnsch 1i’lhhy Hartnett. U. S. L. Butteries. * it in k j n m u n i / , HI)lj(.itors on tho Mtreetl[ ptniSUlo •Injmiet ion or a hurricane. ^bo plea 3)f Clements but 1 Bldg Apply A P Connelly A Distributors Cleveland Six 1 Mackmen Trim Detroit Score* by innings: 25— Florists. adelphia court, in its » t h e fans were confident Hint Durable Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. i VII*StarH ■ ' -ii-'-J___ Commercial Avenue AH R II PO A , Dl.TKOIT, Sept. 23. l/f»i - Aft ( 'hieago th g t thin was not en/or -AuVoinobile tiro lietwcon 001 001 100 3 7 0 L o fty M y e rs H u rls W ell B u t J Tinker, Sb ... &£*.®n®ntl> hour litigation woujd not (By Aasoriated freon) I er pitching (titles:: ball for vix in .<*w York because Dempsey h not 1 _ i To 020 000 (ion 2 8 2 'and Eustis, bo found at "STEW ART THE FLORIST" ^ with, .tlie ruiiLJiarsheat SOA— Real K sfale D irectory BK SURE and set* the new custom E r r o r s A llow O p p o n e n ts T o , , . Jt‘nicke. s* Hopes of setiiiul place teams in! Tnnm Flowers for all occasionn. jurisdiction of the P*n„ Won Lost Hluy Per. ■mill's, Karl WlntrliiUT conning left ji/fieo. jWjflctmttSC.o r th e fceaBifrr man •JoiioK and H artnett; Poetz, built Studcbakers McLANDER ARGADE lit. .»«•» 0| ,j ,ftyj him .-ini Philadelphia drove him S c o re F o u r R u n s ; 'I'eam O ff j b a n d 's '!■ " . . . ... oiilvr light' lo^XI ahftw. t.l“* ri,0-iu.r h'^tniea ruse a bit to-! New Yoil; Id for nnlvr courts and because Tuan SAN JUAN GARAGE , , i tluy, in (lie wuike uf a a port tliat Cleveland H1GGINS-SM1TH-WIGHT, INC Phone 781. 1 f W J,,(i •*kironce. 87 03 4 .f,K0 1from .lie liox to beat Detroit WedLow Priced Rlqkard were nut parties J 'I*o F la y . H alm B each t o p s Stanton’ t*f.... Stations — ReReal Estate and i placed Cleveland within two games i A ninth inniii.' rally after two nesday 8 In 2. Indiana action between Co.\, If .......... *): ^tolifnlnuneo Begin At Seven I of the Yankeen. SANFORD BlIICK CO. INSURANCE BROKERS ! PjMtea Defeat T he I’liillies 27— Professional Services. ant) Dempsey. men were out, scored all the ■nn ; r Score l> yinnings: TIiCelerymen made their luat Orneles, 3|j ... 212 Magnolia Ave. prelim inary skirmishes in Taking courage irom tlm Inst Chicago iiPedeil to heat the Yunks Philadelphia (too <u>2 3I3 S 11 1 I PHILADELPHIA, Kept, 23. i/l*» aom araiiee of the tieason here yas. When Rickard Inroad Phono 3(17 . ,. _ Unraes, lb .., Ask to sco them at BDEL TRIM Cl). nff. nn* scheduled to begin a t iliteli atund ojf TriH Speaker, Cin- yeatirduy 2 to i. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, Pittsburgh took (he odd game .f j Detroit out) mil mn EUGENE PERMANENT Wave Junctf terdav when they dropped the final Fergus, p J 13 I [the car, not the* owner." “THE LOT KING” ‘■uiimti returns to tile alrugglo nft* ’he series or three with die Phily ‘!USrn litne. Ihiekev.*, t level uul *.,iithpaw, 1 Wnihep, Pate and for $10.00. Marincllo Shop. The I une "• the series with the All 1From he, p smile , _ _ LINCOLN — FORI) - FORDSON I Perkins; THE HALL HARDWARE 817 for estim ates. 30)5 First National Bank Hldg. the algnul for Uu*. main «t- er a day of leisure that iunv St. by winning, !) ... 3, W. dm- day. I Stars, i to I. Tinker’.! i tub gets L’uniok, p the Boston Red Sox eatin r W hitetiill.il Basket. 2nd and Magnolia. Edward Higgins, Jn,.. . way and Manimi. wulked to a window of h(s. W. RADFORD tacit hctwowi HUH) aadJSi ir, o’clock, Louia swamp Brooklyn 15 to 7. and had 515-16 Isl NhI. Bank Bldg. •i "in Irs hand w(xile Tew Speill e ; I n i M i o r le d a l u g g i n g a t t a c k a ill* iIn i 'it*' mi the series, winning Common ini <tt Palmetto. Rhone 331 THRASHER & GARNER the Hellevue-Stratford and' t I lie national to I ielded 'n a i lonally iii the five to , .Scant ti moved^to^SHUleJ JM,v«X itrt nmd_jii ih •' ' i n g l e a d o u b l e a n d a I m n n -un PA IN TER—DECORATOR lluee while Sanford was taking on> Total tor* Win \gain I'roin Itr—wns Real Estate nnd Fire Insurance o'thtfl Jna! M'ftitnhlng leSti ! h s ^ JPw^L*in«J. half /dimes. •*I7 t l) 27 14 0 ‘‘Well we won (he court (<iie' VrcTef--. i l l i a c c o u n t e d , f o r u t<*t»l d d v e A. B.. Riggs, 001 Laurel Ave. I , *'TI' LOU IK, Kept. 23.. - I lie 112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford £ f blhdelphin bhn ed intOf lo withThe Yanks ttrunv need' ll io wi£8 VULCANIZING I he <‘ai.lioal . , . , AH R II PO A E : now le t’« if we ran bij PHONE 303 5 esl.T(lay’s ilffu'fr wiM'HftdtliHr^ ( , P h o n e 71 a Washington Senators knocked '.i f» «la,Hd thu rush of I32.i)ii() toward only two more games t- im ure the of the Robins. • r , ; weather." KELEHS & WELSH Furniture Refinished '*•»’ <*f those which the boys could | 6 6 — W a u le d — Io H uy. S* -re by inning-:; necne of hnt'le, I he gigantic I nennauf, even tlioiigh ( h*\eland tild e s and a double i:. ib!‘'n r.l-I'o f SEE R. O. 'TISDALE fur good buys lhi»t makes friends” "! lh',' '" ,x '!' From a nearby chimney not win for ‘ Lefty” Myers, who .i'* ""* ’ h.K I - ... ________ DMfni». HhOTIIERW in Real Estate, 23(5 Mei.x'li Build­ a ',Enwlc;l,al Hladinta located in the *"honld win all f.u r of its remain- the 17 base knock' amg Wi d-esdav and made it i-u r Fit) burgh ion 100 205 S. J. NIX of smoke ascumiud straight i| has had more hall games hooted ing. Aviob^Htii - Ceiitennial exposition my FLORIDAORL a NDO— Orlando Pllikolelphia 000 003 000 Ora- more victory in the ihree ” v< r •S t- Nouis Browns A ttorney nnd Counsellor at Law air, “There’s a good oma : H> I away on him than any otiier pitch'!lj BK^Wndn. Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ Tho Htiiiiflinjf: HiP and Smith; Dean, hnight er in the Florida .State Umguc. , 300 East F irst Street. IKWU'I romuining will "uaiante • i *y 'Jr., ,," i,l>f* (i lo :i- r,U! Senators “ Ycrs. 2b , marked. If it was sett] CAC/I COUNTY — Tho fied business, rate lc n word, min­ McCALL A FOX, Real estato In­ and Wilsmi. ■ Den let s ? o e n i J *'c 1y that clone tc ----tli.* <ard» a tie f,,r f,7» t even ! r ° " 1 “ *»*H»1**. i louhle, three “ Lefty”’ was good but he was nick * ["‘bur, If long rain that smoke woi stupendous develop­ imum 24c cash with order. vestments. Best buys ure among , 20({i)0O would^iQok tho vicinity —r—. though C'ineinimti :d..,-|,| win four '" b Ica. a sacrifice ind two wall.*- ! >_ BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP, ~ ----°d for hlls following errors or * i l; t“n' A K C H IT K C T up.” ed rhoiit it in the Palm our listings Phone 745. chmil hnUJo * “ * ground jjy »rj;htfall. M jto’f i! The standing f Ul bring in five men m the sixth. SELL GOOD USED CARS “ Wo specialize In permanent wav­ i t .Sample copy sent on opponem. Clements did not seem i p j F r o l j i' 76.001) toJdjQ.UUO viBltors are [ '( 3’,, . Score by innings: 1012(5 Ford ’Touring First National Bank Bldg. ing”. 206 North Bark Ave. ' r r „ VI7* l i gave up 10 bingles bin Myera, p WANTED TO BUY HI— Wanted To Rent. by the court decision. 1 t| Si./'iXpfcted with ns many more tm---- Team ' Won !.,,/< J'|„ v ; Washington 000 005 010 0 in p 1925- -Ford Coiiin* W i n I I " " 1' '»'<• run could he shoved across S a n fo r d ,------------ Florida CLEAN COTTON RAGS K tlM d R lu n l on being a t least in PHILADELPHIA. Kept. IP. pip, St. Louis 11)25 Ford Touring 88 i;:| St. Louia 000 200 0 1 0 -3 III o Total CHIROPRACTIC. — Will renew the plate in suite of the hits. 35 1 10 27 15 3 of HU,Binfm 10 lied— Automobiles A T HERALD OFFICE pwxlotitjr to the Imttk*. 11123 Foul Sedan self, he said. Person _ i WANTED,--One room furnlshc I your health ami keep you fit. In­ —Salient facts and N atures in -r.'""?:11, . , Mr’ ,,!i 1 ■«*•«.' I Murray and Kuel; (iiard, (iaslmi I lie dividends from tho • gate The garni* l»y innings: HALVE, Sept. 23.—(/Pi—Suz1021 Ford Rmiaboiil Jack wins. He is a likable f| for light housekeeping all sea l uu h.is ntuswl Home re* S^Iiiuik1* vestigate. Phone 482-J for ap­ ' .advance guard uf the viBlt- coinfection with the Dompaey-Ttfii- ' m 67-*-R oom h W ilh B o a rd . anno n keen V Jack Dentpsoy to j ,T‘‘ . '.'L 1,1 t u ° "lv" 'ho, r a ,of ll“* tw* Sanford ................. 000 000 001—1 D .—Ford R oadster, o.it > Shirk. Ilmi't l.f| || 11)25—Ford Ton Truck son. Write II. cure lleruld. pointment. Dr. W. E. MacDougail, bflttnlion.s nnm herfng'closd to noy bntlo for the world’s zham - i B " KW A" t The t ’lirdilejeni Gene TOnney. "f do h o p .* '^ “ •' , ho ^ a ” f.°**‘1 Payers ouch Truck, must be in good • S | H r s ...............................2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 — 4 Rursteol Axle 1st Nut. Bank Hldg. J00 converged on tlit» city nvor- plondhlp follow: PHILADELPHIA, Sept.! Hr mild \ ou and New Yin I, .day Friday ,n 1 THREE ARE RESCUED Mr. Doapsey is victorious over Mr 1 nearly ?.i0, with some of •lid cheap for cash. A. ROOMS, wilh or without moal.i. H3— F a r m s a n d L a n d F o r S a l e ! Summary—Two buse hits, Beas­ —There is u busy scene it I At to lit* followed by dozens of ' thJi,Ln“".lc:v vet ,0 bc divided. on, Box 85 Osteen, John- 32— H e lp W a n te d — F e m a le MILLER (). PHILIPS, Inc. Reasonable rales. Lincoln Hotel. SANFORD BUILDING AND PLA CE—Sosqui-Conteimial S tii-! Biooklvn wiVl'have a^llnilX ’h I I"1 ! T h e ' i ' s - i T ‘ ‘S° Pt‘ 23T W>I ‘ T u n n e . s h e said Hal trains from New York , Hie club left last night for West ley nnd Dumas. Doublo ploys, Den- qut-Centennial stadium, ling Station. h’ :" ' r 1, ' . t'L[ “ woman and three Sjizjtnnu left on the steamship Palm Beach, where it meets tho serried rows of concrete sn khfolgton, Haltiimne, Chicago, 1‘Uni, located in grodnds .,f expo-, Sunday. --------------------FOR QUICK KALE. Mv 5 a.ie icke t,o Barnes. Sacrifice hits, Cox. LOAN ASSOCIATION HOME ) OOKED meals and rooms, I farm 1 1-2 miles west of Luke othecjhig centers, pine board have been ...... orrrfLU'lIni f<£ ? 1 W Y'Vk, l0, I leant or that city in a seven A nierienn indepemlence. ness Service Offered SA I.ESI.A DIES wanted. Apply F. Elm Ave. and l.’ltli Street. reasonable. 103 Davcy-Winstna | Monroe. Fin., $3,000.00 . ash m profOHMoiial tunnin. Asked how wune series KeiMirts f»nm w 4lJ. Bases on bulls, of Fergus i \ My- accommodate 132,000 ip jnaldy Wy obtain hotel or roomW. Woolworth Co. 5 and 1(1 cent Promoter: Tex Riekard. 7 m ’ • l , f t 0,1 bases. Sunford 10; I t took three days at a Apts. 14th and Sanford Ave. ) $3,5(81.00 on terms. See Juntas A. Store. rv y uec<27T,10‘l«t ion«, hundreds All Stars 5. Umpires, Fredericks, DRUG S T O R E P r c Time: Between 8:30 and 8:15 j 'h fe.ited St. T^iiia r, »0 qui. ?ri upihfl n sWL-pleis n ig h t or sought -"'.Johnson or L. L. Keller, owner. m o n th s” " ,Hyc<I f,,l u Is rone ball club and fans here Roll, is and Tandy. Time of game $80,000 to do the job. 68—-Rooms \Vithout*'Konrd rojliuie in any uvallAlde sput, prep- ni., eastern standard time, (in . " — : . . .. — ■— -___________ ________ are anxiously awaiting the results 1:15 Although more than hiifl ns. Drugs, Sqda. We are your phone, . Rrkian/Jtory (A jo iiijn g the tuhIi to- ease of ruin will lie held tomorrow | 81— H o u s c h For Sale * ■' ------------— ' PHONE 3 ■eating capacity 74,000 sirMT hou as Pall 103 Ifo'J'WftXdH the tnrastlluH at 3 o'clock. j night). LARGE comfortable room, with available in the horse jjioe] porch and 2 l*'ds, adjoining hath ] OVERLOOKING concreto stands, as muth CII’ALS- William Hurri-i**' E - <ttt (>r.HP °n . , History . . i' PR IN .................. room. New house, nice neighbor- ,j v-*, .■ ng in sporting history has | son (Jack) Dempsey, of l.os An, JMGHI.AND PARK was used to Install the Stove & Furniture Co. hood. Instantiin.'iiii* hot water nil Stucco bungalow, 5 large rooms r 58,000 temporary seats u ' « K. First Street «^?S S u°a i V'( pri'portiijiis of this j geles. champion ofthe world since III* \ U U U ( D l l % 11 If Ml •* times. Moderal Apply E. Hth St. Price $8500.0(1, cash down $600 an. jgVfOpMltaelc. As many followers of 1*^11fi. mml Gene Tuniiey of New | quired to construct the le carry a full line • Of Yattr On uf ink llim near Magnolia. nptu't nmv hnvu jammed their way Yors, " Burt Nason, 507 N at’l Bank Bldg. Jersey City bowl at Boyler’il lu, iir,‘ ri»rht. Cnsh or the challenger. Dempsey is SANFORD BUILDING AND ; p , r'.rb eventscits the English 31 and Tunney 28 years old. Phone 241). Acres, which accommodsted] |Wc want your business. JACK tdKJUf if :&7rHv*y oiitl tlm rndiiiriapolls auto FOR RENT.—'Two bedroom*, ad­ LOAN ASSOCIATION From tho 22 foot rin$ PROMOTER—Tex Rickurd of. M Tflcti hut Ilie paying public nt such New THREE GOOD HOMES joining hath, ruuHonable. (118 York. center of the infield to the| So that even more people can he DEMP5EV Vn5e ‘'oil'd not eompure witii Elm. Phono 321-W. FOR SALE i 91— Legal Notices. most $5.50 seat, the dilti Concreto Co., general BOUT Ton rounds (o an offic , th e'th ro n g (nut already has turnOn very liberal torms work, sidewalks, build­ nearly 400 feet. It will ini decision/ rendered by tw o ! BCed, IIn irhirti: t • SI ,750.0(10 into tlm Phono 735 or 784-J. A l I V K H T I H K t l W V r P l l l l IIIIIN FOR RENT.—Two housekeeping bird’s eye view from such ' ' irrigation boxes. J. R. judge!, bul. in ruse they disagree., I K W H I l C O V S T I U 'C T I O X , .r eoffers of IV.»K Rickard’s ni'gauiza* rendered Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co; rooms for -couple. 1001) Union shown the New Improved Prop, T U N N E Y points, but every soectJ solely by tilt* referee. N A K K O lU l, K l . n i l l l l A . f ■tloiu Masonic Temple Bldg. Ave. huve a clear sight of the | Hiuilml ItldH w ill lie ri-i!i'lvi'(1 u p In ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE : rtf,’v Ik is tin: near, uf t|'|*rou"li to a -* :3II P. M .Sniiti-m b a r 27. l'J.'t Ov arena. ^<,921000 000 sport ini* event in re 140,000 wbull would sei n HM'ord renin VERY attractive, cool, front room,, FOR SALE.—New five. CHEVROLET lor boxing contest:, or lor paid at Four rowa of ringiids I IDIIV CLEANING CO. QVfceat years. house. Ju st * finished. Excep­ t in ' I ' l t v U niniiilH iln ii nf Hulifnrd. for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Phone 411-J rlrlu I accommodate ubout 300, ne^ ining, Repairing and tional good buy. Port term*. P. fKoln ^ J f c w a j l *h«MJy n.f**»i ym pi ago teniluilce a t any sports event in l lo w I ■■m MuweiH. *i men and telegraph op*rstor 11 hniio 406 for prompt ^wHan million gates for rhnmpion- thu world. FURNISHED bed ryom. 305 O. Box 08(1. Phono 780-J. ,We want two more Salesmen. 4 :*3 0 I In. rt. h.i i i II iii T s u w e r s . Kin. ninir 100 wires. Magnolia Ave, ESTIMATED RECEIPTS—01, I L>i^J f 3 l t i p fights nr Worlds series buttles t o 21 III. illu. 5 rooms, bath and sleeping porch. Rtnj^tlcd the athletic world. 750,000, a figure which, if roue bud 1 4fi00 11II. (I >i r l l i lll * n uiii|i|il V.AfU-*r three years of idleness, also would sh atter nil previous FOR RENTA-Dcsirnble front 4 room apt., bath and sleeping lilock ainrin aoui-i, from Is In. to b a r b e r s h o p U0 In. ilia. room. Reasonably priced. Gentle­ porch, 2 ear garage. W P < # U « y . Ibe champion, mtuU tin* sjiorting records. ••gnolia Avenue, T im I ' l l y u t i l fm nluli Ni-gineiil All modem conveniences, ccnrtal- l»li*ek men prcforrtd. 1)11 Oak Ave. ? *Sr *1? l *ui former marine. PREVIOUS RECORDS—!i3.«o.i | n tiJ l o w p r barker* Special ntly, Hiculyd. , !U Tunney, DompseV has be­ speclutors nnd gate receipts of #1, ' ladies and children. FOR RENT.—Extra large bed- TM* property is In A-l condition ' Come ,a • boavy favorite, odds on (120,000,* established a t Boyle's WHITK-HIGHLEYMAN. INC. A rirllfb d .'lurk for n% nf room, centrallyy loci located, suitable ul,d offered at a price far below tho nrnniint nf bid nnmt uccninpuuy i Doesn't hurt one bill Drop a having increased from 2 to 1 Thirty Arm s, for Dempsey-Cai STEAM PRE8SERY each bid. ■ lose; to. four to one, r ‘for 2 or 3 adults, dose to bath, th« value for a quick nale. “ Freexonc" on nn uching l>ui>tier heavy weight title buttli- i ■R. pressing, tailoring, Plans unit Hju-clf n ai Inn can bn I little s. - • — •— l: . $6800.00 foriMjoth. Liberal terms. nrnured hot and cold water. 6(18 .^Myrtle ran- though Homo doubts were July 2, 1021, ulsn prunmted by i Sunford Ave. a t 10th St. corn, Instantly, t^nt corn sto|.'a nflcr Hrplninlier 15, at CUy “"'utto Avenue, Phone ' '»"PHILADELPHIA. Boj* > Address Owner, Care Herald. rtoinvd nn to 'Jiiij ability t0 re- Tbx Rickard. KiiKlnear's offlrn "ii dppnsll of hurting, then ihortly you lift tt Avt* . 3.1*. JSX* —J a c k Dempsey 16.00. i ills iTiinchtitg’ poteer nnd right off with fingers. m any -jegal moves to PURSE $000,0011, of which I Tli« Clly CominlHHlcn rraervea tlm FOR RENT.—Furnished room to FOR SALE.—New six room Sfmn*!>« d, Dorh9(<«y bus been- cunurded Your druggiu' sells a tiny bot­ rlalit tn reluct an> nr all bids or Ba Dempw.y to rcceivo thin* fourths ! R«qchea. They or*:, uMf| pnvelope» a t home. gentleman. Apply Singer Sewing icIbIvu m argin because ,,f his iah Bungalow double garage built accept any bid that they may dasni tle of “Frcozone" for u few cent4, win lose, or draw, with one fourth ’ Suit by Jack 0,»v. addresalng-mailing, in flxturos, furnished or unfurnish­ tn bo In 11m best Interust nf the sufficient to remove every hard Machine Co. . rlCnce, tprrific attacks and $150,000, going to .Tqitfiey. Dcmp-I m anager, In New York fof# \L * ■srr *r Trial supplies froe. ed in Fort Mellon Sub-Division, in- CUy. ty to absorb punishment, corn, soft cqm, or corn between W. U. Wll.UAMH. fo r breach of contracts « Mgr. F-17, box 5119, FOR RENT.—2 furnished rooms, quire A. F. Collum, First N at’l tliney's best prospect of vlc- sey’s hIniio my reach $750,00(1. the toes, and the foot calluses, Mo. ., . 805 W. 3rd St. Cltv Maliaiter. ' Bank. without soreness or irritation. , la conceded to be in the fight­ Suit oy Kearns sey in ffew York lot going to the limit yr close Lo Detqpjep'a.earainf* i“ 7J otliec venturoa, , '• in g u p f a t h e r y TT NATIONAL LEAGUE aO U ^T C*tT ME. O ’J T ; <50l.LV - I T ’t r N IC E TO W O N 'T t o o Won Ixist Pet. FOP T H e NElCHOO^HOOO Cc A ,aL .E t o c ;n r o u t a^ i n St. Louis ‘b i N q ? HK 04 .583 A ■ A K I'LL* d iW E v o o LCiOT »M O W q iT »N t h e Temporary rectivtr ( Cincinnati • ................... 85 05 .5(17 T W O O O L L A R t) I n o u f a e b e r o ^ e 31 Pittsburgh _____ 83 07 .553 _City fo r,. .^ <nch’‘ Athyns Chicugo ME. P Q O T ......... hi 71 .533 or an .th a t -tho Promler-Dictator •ILL OE TO F 01) HI .Kill Wl George Kondylls, has din- Brooklyn ...... ig*. u PMN A q i N ^ V j i o e l ic h t f o .' (52 84 ,103 * la own political parly und Bunion ............. front politics, h In ac- Philadelphia ............... 50 85 .303 ' * R IC K A R D FV D* complaint*. I ’.RoIitlcul leudors t h a t he *wfta '■ AMItRICAN LEAGUE * — r* 8 ^ * 1 ir * PWn ;ftuere*t«.',J.': . 4Uv S v ‘ » 4 ; W«ff I'd . 'V ttd y l •*' vi n«a, Vk hi, ir -' . (*V( »riim & K ’jF* ' an nr, r,yu lit tip * P'lj ,u**1. • 00 .548 ■*<]| i *t*/ >>*!■• 57 . ,544v t ".V -,..70 71 .527 11 k .‘,.'AY7 76 .507 ■ , 'V . l. , r _ A. ” ^100. S'-! tf, h ' , If. < fcOkj.*. ru*>' io> .305 w fflllk-fil'.l. • M l t<A\Y St ■ IJU L . V GK • ■ ‘••X'iiokV. lEli’ir# Furnished Home G EN E Ob KENDALLFISH&POULTRYMARKET. On Sanford Ave. rX STARS APTl 1RF'"rtlu*rirfct',ay,<,h®Hle. Hopes O f Cleveland Rise Some As Tribe Wins While YankeesLose To WhiteSox This home is moder­ ately priced with easy terms. FR0 M SANFORD Dean-Berg Corporation *5’ A Elton J. Mou^fhton ISuzanne Wants Jack'iV ' , r 10 nout oniffht I Fight Features !.....* - - ...... ......... 0■ 1Z 'fiX J ttfT S g * ffi2* "J-";";.?’’ jr, p . :..... .. ;,y"rtrt,hc':z s r Sells Real ' Estate Coras It Does! Heavyweight Rivals, Promoter and Scene of Big Battle ■ X , f v 'r » Lift O ff-N o Pain! GENE . Champ Had L e g a l.ActiON] Block In m r -------- ------------ l----------- — ------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------- :E N e o r m ’ Clijb Standings W lylis Will Quit 'Politics, Is Report jMssaraSc§Ik ;« . . . L . i >> - — B GEORGE McMA^VS . .X What DoYou GetWhen you. lint your property? In the House of Higglnu-Hmith-Wight you get more than the prlv* liege of walking into our office and telling us you have something to sell— yes sir! • 1 Here you are brought to an adjustment of prteo Imsed on an honest value— nest, right ou the spot you hire the expert selling nervlce of the largest .; ,;^i und most aggressive selling organisation In the city— business men— who immediately start out to find a buyer for your particular piece of prop* erty— men who slick to your oar job uftt!t a sam~ has been consummated for you-** ' • And next, you have that feeling of complete ** satisfaction that comes with the knowledge tha!',w your buying or selling wants are hi safe band*' and that the deal when consummated wM‘ highly satisfactory to all parties concerned. 7 ' *. • LaMA Now— isn't (hat worth giving an exduslvo ltah* . lag far. . . - . ik m W- m . iM M P P<PPSITiON:( ^l I J it e P P i JB m m * IJNDS- ..'Pi i»- . ■< *■;..■■.■ • ' *j*., a Mrl DE Hi M . , 'vaMH '/.'A, - fS I mm a �(:k v r Ar r y-Aa 3 r , --9*i ;■; V ^ ^ l.' wm v -N a .. •>>. •* . -.•,• \ ■. -:.r ‘'.'.'"Njf.vi— contest TALLAJlASdEE, Rent 28.—W ri . '. P * Lome egg-laying T A V & P * * ™ ' *>«., S«Pt. w . ' wlU'bs separate and distinct from -HW)—-Fifteen coghty teperiru ‘ the nation* i contest, smarting No­ tendente of public; Instruction vember I,- at Chjpfey. AnnounceHorlda had not filed their anntiah msijt was made, howhver, fchat tho “ '“ ‘‘j >iuf»«,or, mmi -no « j« tw h ,‘fri the oplnlbn'ol FreS M.‘ report! ^ Uto°SopL*20tn4nd?8f5?t ontel Attorn* v .if y F frr\ rp ffer ovli, Daughc iw o r 5®roiI received tiiir 'the ,................. first of the flh il W t f T . final chtfln of aVldance .tct irt'iits contention .that H arr/ ... Da ugh erty and Thpmas M. Mi} paid nqarly half of $441' igpprov* a fraudulent claim ggninat thd alien proporty custodian’s office. ‘ ‘ A $10,000' Liberty bond , traced Jn> verbal and documentary - oildonee yesterday to'a brokerage ac- Extension Division P * v^'r member of the legislature ’ Cawthon, stete superintendent tvs’ i»-Jbs w g ru In in ^ ffTMUi,tUr* would** v* supervision also of the , ™ > ‘ Leon coont/, and a nominee. nuested that thev ^ so I m S i .J l * ynt national contest. Plans were « . Democratic party for ro-|jv os the reporte w” e 1 1 ^ ceptod for such supervision by the election. i week overdue. >. to possess puro-bred State Board of Control, at its last Mr. Davis, who visited the south-' Rcnnrto iv#.™ a. ern section of the state on a sDoak- !#u. f , rt'rty-four count regular meeting here. A L Pe?his :: iV. 08 C ? «aw * .thon^M received hu? and anDrovdd.. ing tour. tour, H«.]«r.,r"K.f declared that from i M°r Rules and regulations for the in* .b,ut ‘M W ..?/ Chiploy c o n t e s t aro n o w obeenmtlon. the Democrats would ' „ . Df.mocrfTur*» juu. . ^uiitc being drawn up. by the ■’xtensloit ft* The j" f ” ’, cr held, or returned for corrections. poultry man. They will follow TJe Democratic party, ho stated, The state superintendent, in his d n° fc / tfk e the • November those of similar contests, It was lightly, but that, on the request for prompter action In announced, being modified to suit election contrary, the members should pu t , " , ‘n reports quoted the fdndltlons In Florida. This contest forth every effort to muster a ll1 , Lon Vhe "“Wect, which strength. 1 fProvides thatk . i the county• boands 1020, and< their pi contest Will be divided into . will begin T November 1, -...........—-TU h. T L n s a . „ ir n iiK lio ^ p . i l ___ • ■ v of public Iinstruction should be rv classes of competition, the continue for 61 weeks, or until ciwte U>« Homo- notlfed when tho reports are not KSTflock, farm Dock class I October 2.t i<*7 Ii t ! ^ th th* “^ivity of tne Republicans may present a filed in or before August 16, with Mr. Davis penalties to be imposed by tho "■ia. the Democrats mny regard county board. One of the ImpoiL tho election over with tho hold­ tiona is the withholding of the Meet Den William G. McAdoo ing of the primary, and pay Jittlo salnry of the county superintend­ h £ iL attention to the general election " ent until notico has been sent otit i;? ~ Secretary of State H. .Clay by tho atate department that the (u 1W J°'^' ,n. a rough estimate, pre­ apnuul report lias been received dicted the Republican would poll and accepted. around 10,000 votes in November. - rqcort* of the ogg — , costs arid receipts of eggs and chickens. . _ho resujts must be sent . h to thd count/ o r hontc atlon, agents, or to the k-_ te of the extension, divi[after* which they will be tabu- r-rrr i: m Richard Merton n - ^ w&amm . erty b o n d s ''f o r iS d ! t American MeUl - ,*v rnmmmm ' , for an Imuo of Bonfcby the City of Sanw * D erive From the Sate T h . ^ IS * I r.-1■l:.- Il k' is, th . Mid O rilm net m ‘ W PbHd.; B 5 ’4 $ & -i T • • die Fitment for >o«r old fixture taken (n| Now is the tima to re*decorate your home with Riddle Fitraento. With the coming of Fall and Vyihter, btkutiful and adequate lighting i* more than ever important. Have ligliting equipment that mceti the modern requirement* off - . . of beauty nnd■efficiency. T he decorntive fitment illustrated it iuit an example of the wonderful value available Under our trade-in offer. We allow 25 per cent on any Riddle Fitment ior your old fixture. Come in and see ui about »Jils remarkable Opportunity. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Brad 112 Magnolia Ave. Authorized RtdfUU Dealer m . That Will Save the Careful Buyer Monej Friday, Saturday Men’s Genuine White Broadcloth Shirts With Collars • $1.00 Boy’s Dress Shirts ' e\U «ird the farm sod detalla.of said bands.and interest coube tlierotn attached and tho amount to be annually Jevied to pay front on hoW bonda and to create o sinking fund for tho reof said bonds at maturity, not having been properly designate it now being desired that the samo Hhould bo ho Indicated, 5FORE, BE IT RESOLVED, Tl)nt the said bonds of the City brd, Florida, Iri tho sum of One Hundred nnd Fifty Thousand [to be isBuad, .ahialt bear a.rote of interest of five.and one-half Rm (6t6%) per apnunr., said bonds shall be of the denomination, [Thousand Dolterh each and to bo numbered from one to One, land fifty, both numbers inclusive, to be dated July 1st, 1920, nature July .XqV I960, interest payable semi-annually on Janit nnd July first of each year, both principal and interest j.payuble.’a^itha Chase National Bank in the City of New York ■*) of Nskt(Totk;in lawful money of the United State* of Am*rlca, Is shall be signed by the Mayor and the Clerk of the City of -glFloridai’apd aaofa of said bead* shall have affixed thereto the Ithe City o)(.San/ord, Florida;, the Iqtereat coupons to be nttaclw Id bonds to be .signed, with th* engraved or lithographed, signstilro* p | said Mayor and said Clerk, the said bonds and i with the. necessary .yarlatlona to indicate different numberse, shall be substanfally In th*. following form, to-wit: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ’’ 36-] w o r th m ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ^ %l 7 M , ,^ .v ‘/A ■»'.l -v l aso It s fS L ', i- »C,.t Ladies’ Jersey J 1 jL.far A LL^^|fY ,T^lER E;,PR ESEN TS: That the City of San>da, a /nninicipal corporation duly organised and existing in .pufwcwiotal ihR^fcwtOf the State of Florida, for value knowledajek Jtaelf Indebted and promises to pay.. to. the *• - 1 . . BAS, \ 9, all preredint conditions and requirements imposed by list, happen and ba-perfornted, before said bonds or any part |can be lawfully Issued, do exist, have happened and have been ’ ’ • *' , ..... J M U fm fc 1 jjk T' -e} " i ' Ml $L 00 Boy’s otouses. Pr°Prifky an^ fhxaRty of said judgment and decree, since it* , ha^Jn no-teonaer been challenged or questioned, and CITY OF; BANFOReI, FLORIDA IMPROVEMENT BOND—SERIES "LL" 36-Inch Washable Weatherly ^ ^ C r e p e P e t Yard ^ Ladies’ Silk Dresses *i $6.00 Men’s Black or Brown Oxfords $ 1.45 KAS, subsequently, by a dacrea and Jndfment of the Circuit ^the Seventh Judicial Circuit iK the » £ te of Florida, dated day o f ^ n e , A. D* 19^ :»reI,dqIy .racoAad,|n Chancery Order a onfPfge 802, on„ tbe. 18th day ,of June A. D. 1926, said ° ne Hund» d *** ThwiMnd Dollars to he * the Ctty of-Sanford,‘Ftorithf, for th* purpose provided for dinance aforesaid, were, validated and confirmed, which judgdecree of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit •te of Florida, M low til full force and meffect and unnppeaiefl, unappeated’ T 77' J, irei. ana , Satu rd a •‘' . W T’V’t’V _ of COUNTY OF SEMINOLE l’IJV;., L 'v r‘tfr+ttr •. L* a.*-',-. i Z L tby.t Ttho™ ".nd iBFlorida, f,v°r and v I .r afojroMId Q tyre?2‘ of Sanford, f'OF FLORIDA ?.\y\ $1.75 Boy’? Wool Pants t and your old fixture] for this $28,50 Riddle Fitment $35.00 up Boy’s Four Piece Wool Suits rio rity of the M<Ia, voting at iRted that the 7 .W -.& |2£ P‘‘L ^ to at I r e lt e ; dST* CanT"* Said elec­ *,J ? ! ? 1 unanimously adppt a resolution deelar<• * « , o, ih . .d o p tta , i^ S T J T Z nchiinje $29.50 up A Wonderful Listing of Bargains at W I RKw I !, A. p . 192<1, and cWoo, adopted, ap­ . T k ^ ,,v . > , ,■ . (^sk^/7'*. hQfi. ' *'t,\ r' WHEREAS, m full nnd strict compliance with oil of the require­ ments of law ami nt the time «nd place designated in said proclamation ^ — am notice ..f election, und after due publication of said proclamation IU corporal, ^ b a ^ K 3 S ! and notice of election, nn election waa duly nnd regularly held ‘" 7 ; t,u* City "f Sjl" f"«-d. Florida, on the 1-Jth day of April, W 1* * . the l i .b ,r .p O , . * .S , . w . I . iui.fi, mill «, the result „f h„ i.I election the aforesaid Ordinance ......... .... ^ - * *<«■ *•* wa„ adopted, approved and confirmed by u vote of more than a maAttest: • jur'ly of the registered qualified voters of the City of Sanford Honda, voting at said eiee.ioo. and by said election it was further determined that the bunds provided for iu said Ordiimnco should Mayor t ’ity Clerk. iis"<sl by the City of Sanford, Florida, in the manner ami fur the p„r)>°:' S in said Ordinance provided and set forth, and (FORM OF INTEREST COUPON) WHEREAS, in strict compliance with the requirements 0f law the No. | It y Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida, did subsequent to $27.60 the date of said election, proceed to canvass the returns of said elec­ On the first day of July iff— tion and at said meeting did unanimously adopt u resolution declaring THE CITY OK SANFORD, FLORIDA will pay the beorer Twenty-aeven and 60/100 ($27.60) Dollara, in law- said election to b0 in favor of the adoption, approval nnd eonflrma?u°n of, the Ordinance aforesaid, mid in favor of the issuance of the Unite^ 5Ulei1 of ^ w’ rlca-' a> th* CHASE NA■‘bonds «fore>.!iic| by the City of Sanford, Florida, and si!0m A^ ® ANf ^ ^ GHy o t ' New V rr^. State o f New -York, being, six months interest then due on its 1: ' ’ROVEMENT BOND, dated WHEREAS, subsequently, by a decree nnd judgment of the Circuit ,innyK ,9.; 192fl* Payable from a tax to be u eased, levied and collected’, Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Sint* of Florida, dnled | Ut v KK'/Tvf-' *in N"( Bond No.) Series MM. . , City £lerk (FORM OF VALIDATION CRRTIFICATB) Validated and confirmed by * decree of th* Circuit Court of th* • Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Stpte of Florida, in and far 8*m ktlgj County, rendered on the 18th,day of Jup*„ 1926 and-entered onl red, coVded on the 18th day of Jape, 1926,^ in Chancery .Order B e S j * * 1 9, pag* .102, of the record*-pi the Circuit Court of the, fltTSnth dicla! Circuit of the 8tatq pf Florida) in and fay njyflr' . % in and for..Samtnol* County*. ................................................................................................u, Oi'l-r Book, No. «, page 202. on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1920, N o .---------------Scries “ LL” Bondi b* Endorsed on th* Back as Follow*;) ''&M said bonds in tho sum of Forty Thousand Dollars to be issued by the’ (Bond No.) Number • Citv of Sanford, Florida, fur the purpose provided fur in tho Ordin.wuv aforesaid, were validated and confirmed, which judgment and City Clerk CITY OF SANFOHD, FLORIDA der,,.. Of Hie Circuit Court »f the Seventh Judicial Circuit of tho IMPROVEMENT BOND „ Mayor State or Florida, is now in full force and effect and unappoalcd, and 8 ^RIB8 MM (FORM OF VALIDATION CERTIFICATE) the propriety and finality of snid judgment nnd decree, sinco its Validated and confirmed by n decree of the Circuit Cc..rt of the Rev- rendition, bus in no manner been challenged or questioned, und INTEREST F n S AND ONE-HALF enth Judicial C irquitof the State of Florida, iu and for Seminole ConnWHEREAS, all precedent conditions nnd requirements imponed by P E I CENT / ’Z nt ^ ° n ‘l'", ,8th ,lay ° f June- 192n- “ >‘d outered and recorded law to exist, happen and ho performed, before said bonds or any purt DATED J u tY 15T, .1W« on tho 18th day of June, 1920, in Chancery Order Book No. 9, page 202 thereof ean be lawfully issued, do exist, have happened und hnvo been INTEREST RAYABW t°f ^ Circuit. Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of performed, nnd the form und details of said bonds nnd interest coupons the S ta te of Florida, in and for Seminole County. SEMI-ANNUALLY pNv. to he thereto attached and the amount to be annually levied to pay JANUARY 1ST AND JULY IW U interest on said bonds and to create u sinking fund for tho retire­ PRINCIPAL DV*,*’.; . Clerk of the Circuit Court ment of said bonds a t mnturlty, not having hcert properly designated, JULY 1ST, 198f f of the 7th Judicial Circuit of ami it now being desired that tho santo should Iw so indicated, BOTH PRINdlPAt AND INTEREST Florida, in and for Seminote 1 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That tho said honds of tho City PAYABLE AT THE *V County. of Sanford, Fioridn, in the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars, to ho is­ CHASE NATIONAL BANK , r sued, shall bear n rate of interest of five and one-half per centum . NEW YORK CITY (Said Bonds to be Endorsed on the pack ns Follow:) ('-'a per cent ( per annum, said bonds shall l»o of the denomination N. Y. Number BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That after said bontefta' .of One Thousand Dollars each and to be numbered from one to forty, both numbers inclusive, to be dated July 1st, 1020. nnd to mature July executed as is herein provided, they shall be presented to CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA 1st, I9r.fi, interest payable semi-annually on January first and July the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida} IMPROVEMENT BOND I first of each year, both prinrqml and interest shall be payable nt the SumInolo County, for the purpose of having endonledtlriru. SERIES "L i.” Chase National Bank in (he City of New York nnd Slate of New York, tificate of validation In the form hereinabov* provided, and $1000 in lawful money of the United States of America, snid bonds sbull be BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That for the {rarposa of n Interest five and one-half signed by the Mayor and (be Clerk of tho City of Sunford, Floridu, nnd provision for the payment of principal and Interest of aald ___ per cent. each of :<uid bonds sbull bin.' affixed thereto the seal of the City of they respectively fall due, there alpiU be a te th f* je ftwyby stir Duted July 1st, 1926 Sanford, Florida; the interest coupons to be. attached to snid bonds to levied and ordered to be collected upon *11 taxable prop * “Vi be signed with the engraved or lithographed facsimile signatures of City of Sanford, Florida, a direct continuing tax f*r Interest Psyablo said Mayor and said <dork, the said bonds und coupons, with tho nec­ lionds are outstanding and unpaid, suf^elont to produce TT)Mf, f Semi-annually on essary variations to indicate different numbers and dates, shall bo sum of Two, Thousand Two Hundred DoHera to pay th* lalONte i January 1st and July 1st substantially in the following form, to-wit: bonds and sufficient to. produce each-year.th* *<)4[M«aat stekejf H UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA IMPROVEMENT BONDS — SERIES MM Principal Due July 1st, 1960 ■■- -S ■ ■- ■■ Both Principal and Interest Payable at the CHASE NATIONAL BANK New York City, , Nt Y, ! KNOW Aid. MFN BY THESE PRESENTS: That the City of Sanlord, Florida, a numicipal corporation duly organised and existing inder and iu pureoanew of tho Laws of Uie Statu of Florida, for value tecciked, uckiiowledges itself indebted and promises to (my to the B E 'IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That after said bonds ha ye boon tuarcr hereof the sum of executed as herein provided, they shall be presented to the Clerk of tho .v. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS C ircuit. Court of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and for il n lawful money of tho United Slates of America, on the first day Seminole, County, for the purpose .of having endorsed thereon a cer­ -f July, A. D. 196(1, with interest thurvon ut tho rute of five and onetificate or validation in tho form hereinabove-provided, and lOlftpcr centum |H>r annum, paynble Hcml-nniiually, January first and 4 •/ BE IT FURTHERi RESOLVED, ,That. for tjie purpose of making duo July first of each year on presentation and surrender of the interest provision fo^ tho payment of principal and interest of said bondiv as coupons hereto iinnexed, us they severally bueomu due, both principal, they-respectively fall due, there shall be and there is hereby assessed, and.interest being puyalde at tho Chase Nutlonal Bank, in the City levied and ordered to be collected upon all taxable property within the ‘of'New York, State of New York. This bond is one o( a series, of forty bonds, aggregating Forty City-of. Sanford, Florida, a direct continuing tax for each year said ,bqteM re outstanding and unpaid, ^sufficient.to.ptoduc* each year the Thnusund Dollars, of like date and tenor, issued by the City of Sanford, dpte^fj^ight Thousand Two Hundred god FiRy.Dollars to pay. tin in- Florida, for lawful municipal purposes, In strict conformity with th* tweek on said hoods and ynfftcient to produce eaioh year the additional Constitution and Laws of the State of Florida, including among otheri^ sunfv/ Two Thousand Ste Hundred iand Fifty Dollars ,to be placid In Chapter 9807, I.awn of Florida, 1028, entitled: "An Act to abolish the Present Municipal Government of the City tte^UpHng futd for th* purpose of the redemption of said bonis at of Sanford, Seminole County, Stute of Florida, and to Organise, In­ tha-msturity thereof, and ' • •? . * * * r corporate and Establish a City Government for the Same, and tu Pro­ ■BE IT FURTHER RBSOLVED; .That as soon.as snid bonds (ball scribe tbo,Jurisdiction, powers nnd Functions.of tho said Municipality." be printed and,afler the sale and award of Bald bonds, same shall be and Inws amendatory thereto, and pursuant to Ordinance No, 117 of duly executed hy th* Mayor and Clerk te t h 4.CRy .qf Saqford, Ftoriia, ip Jh*.City of Saaford, Florida, entitled: * ., citr«!i ' lArjBj M' V . . v 'i . --- - ■ a* W >JJJ /*: On th* first day of July lg.___ THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA will pay the bearer Twenty-8*v*n and 60-100 ($27.80) — m n_ ™ n?y of th* UnitlHl SUte* of.America, at th* CHARM NA1 BANK III the City of Net* York* State,«f ftwm York, being ate Interest then due on its IMPROVEMENT BOND, dated Joly 1l payable from n tax to be assessed, levied and collected upon i able properly within tho boundaries of Ih*. City of Sanford. Hundred and Forty Dollars to b* placed In th* sinking purpose of the redemotion of said bonds at th* maturity Utcrv^., BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That aa. soon aa sold bote?mi be printed and after the sale and award of s*id bonds. same shell duly executed by the Mayor and Clerk of the City of Sanfonl, in tho form end manner hereinabove set forth, a te .* > i t BE IT FURTHER KE8QLVSD, Thst sOid bonds’'siteb te, ta si course, after the execution thereof, delivered to the. purchaser* ' Adopted this 18th day of Soptember, A. P. 1920. \y ’" \ 1 ‘ ' FORBEBfT LAKi; S. O. As the City Commission of tbA Cite of £ (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS ,• City Clerk of the City of Sopforffi PlfOrMg. Attest: ' RESOLUTION.)NQ. * l|v , . r \ ’; if •- »0v A RESOLUTION PRESCRIBINO. THB-FORMi AKD-' DE. TAIL8 OF AN ISSyB.PF BONDR BY THE <XTl O f FORD; FLORIDA. I.N.«?HE THOUSAND DOLLAR*, AND PBpVjHlN QF AN ANNUAL TAfcHPON. ALLlTi WITHIN THE C(T^:t OI) BANPORD.v Cl ENT TO PRODUCE -RAOH YEARtTHEB NECESSARY TO RAY THE INTEREST OL_________ AND SUFFICIENT.TO CREATE A SINKING FUNp »v— T11B PURPOSE OR. REDEMPTION <0 if. lA m tR fM tM AT THE MATURITY YHEMOP. ’ ; -• ’— «■■j* **f t • -^■- ter r;. m ■Iji.CSty. of •it’d r (FORM OF INTEREST COUPON) pc '(V, J City Clerk (money of jltf: fhrq and one-half (ID. i960, writh in' first and Jyly. P*y awigb,-peyabi* saml-ammaUy* M tn*\fnt*reit cou[Rch year oi) w*s*ntatlon and m m ndar.of principal and the form and manner hereinabove set forthi and - - — ?............... . ’ "Afi Ordinince Ptfovlfflnif for an Issue of Bondi by the City of Sah^sevorelly •JbteSmA'iMit WHEREAS,1i t * .. iaeting of in the City of __ -the Chate IT FURTHER RESOLVEb^That teld boqds shall bo, in' duo ford, Kloritef, in tho Sum $f .Forty Thousand Dollar* ,for Municipal City oi SsnfordiFlori on the tth .< _ purposes, the ProceadsjDerivte From the Bile Thereof to b*'/Ua*d to .course, after th* execution thereof,.delivered,to the purchasers tberethe City Commission of-Nte of Sanford, Defray the Cost of tho CotfetrucLiqn and, JnstaHatlte,of an. RMctrlc of,<£; ’• r •: r.t t-7)’ and enact a certain 0 No, ' Fir*rAlarm and Police Telephono Call System in the (Itty aft SfisfaxpL, '^Adopted this 18th day of September, A.-D;11926. FloxUda^ A* Ordinance' Previdlag fir an ♦ -*srr-i ■ ■ s , -V .V.")' M . . ' , i , FORREST LAKE, which laid Ordinanoo was duly enocted **nd adopted,} by thq “ ' Tlorids, in the Sum pf F ,d in Strict :< Oity Commisslon.of th* City of Sanford, Florida, on the 8th day of M -IhRWNHf.Mte *' ' '* Mayor,; NifirA t. Florid A. D. 1920, pursuant U a vote of more than a majority ofi4hg,n S T Pl 0r S. O. CHASE, ‘■u*:p. t .... «i-» A '•;* t -r . entlt tered qualified voter* • of tteXiity o i Sanford, Fiorida;,vt>ting.- ot oi* ...........■■■».» election duly and legally called, held *nd conducted throughout th* .WHEREAS, it-.of tbg.Cfty IOUSHOLDER, Mld 0rtlow r -™ Oi)y of Sanford, Florida/on th* 19th day of ApttU, A, D. 1920,- tba, ballou cost at said eIactlon*and the vote and retiarna^tbereof having to bem c^uly, W v a ssH J Rwclalined, certified, filed,' recorded a te daJ. }} WHEREAS,] ,3fClty Gooiaslssion of tho ^ V.ist y fy iy - ' • ' • a v w t v . .j * . . ' . . ' ,’l did-thereafter Mte.JNt of dared, fia required by law, and also purRunt to certain order* aqd ***<< colled to .b* As “t h * . City Commlsslc in the. CR*q. , olutlons of the City Commission of the^CIty of Ssnford* Florid*, duly A* to detemte*. I r t ed M W - - m M tfc i)' ' ' (‘ nee sh*«)d he m i*** ore of C lty o ftp * ^ . fSale KvieA, Attest! -AS, In strict Compliance with th* requlremtnU of law, the fort! Floridaftb e ' Pr° Perty Wi*h‘D *he bounu ricf) of ‘he City of Snn-; the 18th day of June, A. I). tt»2G and duly recorded in Chancery ojfoti'onre nn any RtJ.1 COST NO MORILl IV. hsld throughout qualiflfd voters of the City of _ tlon, and,by Mid election it was furth' oviefed fqr in .aal4 ,OrfUluW}p t b f t f S u m k m S. ..Id Ordinance i election, 'election, an election was duly and r [of Sunford, Florida, on the lf t h day iiult of paRi*lpfi.tl<w thq aforesaid Qri ind confirmed by a Vote o l -mdre/Uu 3 DAY BY DAY ,, IN FLORIDA «■. p O ? W y’ • For the Very Best Values In Houses, Lots Farms or Acreage m Z iri and for Semlnohr . Sanford, Florida, against th o __ _ , notice was duly and regularly riven public. And. for the payment-, of bond, tho fql| faith and credit i hereby Irrevocably pledged. t *nr <" v ’ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, iho Ctt/.of>| V this bond to be signed by its Ml nnd its corporate seal to be affl____ ry. Interest coupons, hereto, attached,;)* bear *t r.ignatures of said Mayor aadisold CRy Clorjk dated tho first day of July, A,:jb.“.1930^ ^ t t s . ’r s ?de?L r ? u n ° f Snnf°rd’ F,° rUla’ ° nd " ^ h e r the bond. Florida and to the public. And nre " ' i f " rnid 0rdlnn,,rp shoa‘d «"«ued by the City of Snnfonl, tor the, oo/meBt of the pri„„^ •And interest of this bond, Hhe full blor dn, in the manner and for the purpose, In said Ordinance fnith pqd Qtedit of the d ty of iford, Florida, is hereby Irrevocably vhied ami sel forth, nnd $led gfd.(,j,ylMll pi :iwvr;, r' Here Is What New Yorkers Are Doing r 9 i k i S T ^ ^ held on thq B th d sy o f JMareh, \ D. 192«, Ihe CH i^m m lteion of the City v0f Sanford, Florida, did duly adopt ,*nd 0,1*ct « certain Ordinance, No. 117, entitled: }% £x. ^ m m .a e - s a a g nJ lrf l.n*n.r® Prov1d,n* for an lM“« of Bonda by the City of Sandow «oj ,M «d any limit praaertbad by ll^;(^a»utM|m, .o ^ u S b m i r Ip°, ' F ' i a , ln t h # S u m o f porty Thousand, Dollars for Municipal ’ ‘^ Frocoeds-Derlved from the Sale There.of to be Used vM Floridt. and that! before the teanaiy^ p* thte iawtd breu. *!* C0!lt 0(1 th° <'onstrurHon and Installation of an Elecinally, a tax upost,gi^reaLand p«g- % £ T w * 2 i . MW c*" " - r * , n 0 l , r •» •Sf^.P^PfW a^'Uanroads, ihand telephone linbs^jMTOtd or siiuii^d w ith^yhe City of i,Florida, to realise a sate sufficient lnwVnm|RKAS’ Sai<l 0rdina,,re r ^ ,,u|y Published as required by to pay thejJiiterest upon |hla,' H* mny become due, a n d ^ eregte • sinking rend for the paymo^ $ Prj ncipal hereof at the motudly ef 4*me, and that the issue ofirrfff- \of which this bond is a part, ho* dl,lV.KERE^ S’ l.h? City Con,mia»ion.of the City of Sanford, Florida, called 7oeh T i . ,V‘r^ .itfl Pr"C,am ation and m>tice of an election botri duly confirmed and validyMlii a decree of the Circuit Court of Am f A D om r th,P. ly, °f Sanfor<,‘ P,or,da’ »ha l»th day of t|»4 Seventh Judicial Circuit f i f ^ ; note Countv in « of Florida, in and for Semi- t l . r nforeMH n V ° d r na th“ queaUon al "aid «l**tlon whether bv 7 ! 0r; l r ni‘; Hl,OUld ,,P ad°Pted. “PProved a.»l confirmed r „ „ lr ,d by and re«lartv jlre n to the dub- publl.b«d « « * -m & n r- -­ t* ro / ” acta, condition* arfd 8' • » « » c u , Comml„ , on of lhc ord, F lo rW ^ e ld on the Sth day of March ft. D., 1920 °* S*nford' Florida, did duly adopt .certain f i n a n c e , No. 113* entitled: “ opt ' ^D FOR' fflR Mrtqifpwd pm ced an i;„ M¥4 happened and have ymm ■ndjinanh#r, 'a* requited by AT T H ^ I I ^ W W tT THEREOF. . • 180,000 and IM i .oqo gj" IB SB ■WMf'BBRrty said .w r i e r PLANT C IT Y -O rganization of a road information and "first aid” automobile service division of the Southern Automobile Owners’ (By Associated Press) F i Association will bo perfected soon, Midnight construction baa according to II. A. Carver, presi­ brought the hours of the "sleepdent. Seventeen counties of the tog city” into the hours of the state will he embraced at first, „f “ waking city." la to busses pass edr Uva^thlhQB.°*IikiCu wil1 b° ‘-'x t,t“n- 1 eoriiers of Fifth avenue, where ‘‘Better thnn n buggy ride,” volunteered Chief White Horse Eagle, id over tho South, it was stated, [old palaces are being replaced by lo;t, of tho Osages, when this ja u n t was over. His fair companion n r At a u “ », the new, are galleries for audiences Ut'ALA H arry midnight Bhow; flood lights \sa» Miss Lucille Pinson. The ride was part of the chief’s entertain­ i « ic »> i J I M. Barnes, of i(to m hthis um rniunijjni hard ahor e'; Tu" V|°#n 1° years a t ' illuminating the skeleton lines oF ment as honor guest of the Los Angeles Breakfast Club. IS™. 1iH...h T.i" newly conceived nay-scraper, sky-scraper, anu and ,i..„ ,,, . ^r C., It;»,r°rd ,...... peniton-1 pvii- j n ... vr.jf mmcivi-n tiary by Circuit Judge W. S. Bui-1 in their unwavering glare unakiUlock, when arraigned in court yes jed labor, at "time and a half for I U J !i pJnk* r ° r ‘*ttMmAPtinsr 10 r°b the lover time," mixing cement',Tnylng ? *hk »? nClt.r a ’ VL K en-tl.rkk, and welding rivets, noth Holland, who entered h plea of guilty as an accomplice, was given five yeurs. : v mr^L iiiolluKCulnr odor _per- i u [ monies "Rio water front on South OH LA NDO—Or land i» will en ter­ : Street as the warm days of the tain delegates to the annual State ‘It’ months bring oystehs und I Flower Show, March 16 and Id. clams back into favor and demand. 1!»£7, it was announced at the In’ cal Chamber of Commerce. The ■ .. t of the queerest of the Chin­ meeting^ will be under the auspices eseOne customs is sometimes fol­ V*':of tho State Flower Show commit- lowed yet in that —SE E — Chinatown is that of tee. A floral parade and other fea serving, in orthodox Chinese fashC O L C L O IJG H R E A L T Y C O M P A N Y program0 w" rkc'1 u'‘ f,,r th« i<*n. a thirty course me oh It program. i . "..u eludes, among other things, cab­ ■ r.' -nc :■»4 311 F ir s t N atio n al Hank Hlrig. Telephone 732 bage that has been baked as dress­ GAINESVILLE - Thirty one ing in spring chickens. But the 2 SA N FO R D , FLO RID A II stnto buildings or annexes have Chinese throw the chicken away, ■ ‘ Real E s ta te been planned, or are being drawn instead of eating it. Insurance UP» Rudolph Weaver, architect of the Broad of Control, announced lommrial artists look elsewhere ^ here. The structures include three a t the University of F lorida;'four Inan the lowrr KiihI Side for heavy l>ocauH4< an u,1-i ovcrwlmlming at the State* college College lor for Women; in mu ouim Women: profits, ..........i , " * " , «•!. mmiining two for the Fioridn A. & M. C ol-1|,l,m , bearded men ami lo n g -1 lego for Negroes and « number 'inir.‘‘<l w,mmn mnko the harbor’s of school buildings. business slim in that, vi.-initu i W e a r T a ilo r-M a d e C lo th es BA RTOW—Members >gn|*« the distinguished gentleman in the center, all decked out I «,»H,Ki 7 WiT MS?,hcrH, ‘if l,ie Americans may yet enjoy n mnroi pMnlsh don? It’s William G. MeAdoo, to be sure buying flow- , ,, J- lnn,lul, " " m a n s Mihs.om- , general use of the English telcIfrom Betty 8? for te l fh"1 T "aiinunlt S“1’ ; l*ho»e. only in slightly trunsforrnita • . Nichols and Horburt Houtllle at » Santa llarLra, f’al.,<| SImh?r itm ncr i.i their11"sixth fiesta Tho I mooting. iinnuiiK. i nn program ............. inelndes. ed version. One New Vork shop [ L et; L s P r o v e I t addresses by prominent missionnr;, at tra ils many passersby with its display of the newest iinpoiied POPULAR PRICE workers and tinyearly election of | MILTON Ink is not a very Relics of pec automotive days SUITS jdi'HHant drink, but is entirely officers. » ARCADIA—“Skirts six inches are not without thpir uses, ns wit­ harmless. 'I he one-year old son of nessed by some of the modern r.VAV. Mr. und Mrs. V. M. McGill of Por- below the knees” for girls and functions of the livery stable. El). V. PRICK cm mils, unionalls, or knee pants dido, drank tho contents of a bottle In the E ast 110’s the MacDowell SUITS of ink, but suffered no ill effects. suspended from the shoulders for ( lub bus converted a large private boys, was the mandate issued fur stable i nt o d u b quarters for inti­ FORT LAUDERDALE — Con young teachers and pupils by edu­ mate theatricals, musicales, and cational authorities here. The I es are tu tracts are to be let shortly for B j p S t A s i * , Shirt-sloove riffvV “ v T - - - ’. “ o'* emi-uiea iu ..............., __ even art exhibits. The Province[j't''.000 at Stetson University, I'resi . • ,000,001) worth of passenger and rules and regulations were said town Theater in Green with Vil­ to have been mot with indignation lage was fashtnnod out of a once (tenta_ Lincoln Hu Iley told . tho atu- .turns 7 r“' Vi i'***™***-'*' A»._a "datite *bn» . 1 ' ‘inns of the tho Seaboard Air Lino, Uno, on the p art of the teachers and . Hanford, Fioridn *'} 5 t !U th 1 .coats must be worn | along the right of wny between students, and mothers branded useful manger, and in tho acad­ against <the emic Columbia University section young ladios and yuung j West Palin Bunch and Miami, it ,them , as" , "an .......insult ••• k r,' H F ,r s t N ational Bank B uilding (tak e E lev ator) morals of ('our children and decency a stable which fell into disuse was Jrx wTMUemeh a re gathered together." w'", announced here. Bids from 21 'l” ,rM,H or ur CV , turned into an artistic tearoom and 'O il.t-e H ours: 9 |» ll> a. m. L> | u d m „ 7:.’10 to 0 p. m” • 1-------------- ---------- coutiactors were received. <>P our l <-’ut’bers. restaurant. ^ f■ • -------------- -----------------------ff rT.Vi m ieteoi ^ 8IN K lN d FUND « uE 'r AaB’ fflT 'PwU iRu Pw0»8 a« <>vO* F[]T H l.1VIHUlin dtBDlJMPTlDN^ OF s a id K,'0g, fomerly Ren.,?..?14* m .d .is the ; ID- DE- . p * SAN. &AND ' M a'1FOR „ ; C a u ' t a x a b i .k OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, 'tR A R THE SUM OF » "ivaer VA W<omra«rtijlal d a is ,i t w u ’ .U tA ft/ m 1 “ - | . : t . v. ..'-.V . ■•..■a * . ' n tte U s a * ! have been AND DE*r a A ’.OF SAN-:-..* 'I tOUSAND ^ orm W u,rf4^ ‘vother III i*yi limit Florida, ade be Florida, to reiiroai City performed \Pm moaner and tat |jL > io . ’r �iw .u n r mmmm ivy i —* ' Stop! Read! g Then take ad3 vantage o f these ‘ Bargains K THE OUTLET TO RAISE THIS MONEY WE ARE CUTTE E [NG PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK. . - i• J’A L L MERCHANDISE. NOTHING OLD OR SHOP-WORN NESS SALE THAT PUTS MONEY IN YOUR POCKET. JUST AN Hi OTHER ITEMS IN qUR StyR E ABE GREATLY REDUCED BUT- THE BUYING PUBLIC WILL BE AMAZED AT THEP] PUTTING ON NEW Z T d A yT " ' RESERVE~ EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE WILL WK FIND THIS jrjpfl, SMALL TO Mr.NTH)tr.THieM‘ - ;- •*£»**( 5 Yards of Gingham to the First 50 Customers _ Topkis Union Suits There Is not a man who appreciates the best in clothing that will not think this is an exceptional offering la Topkis union suits. They sell the world over for $1.00, our price during our great Dissolution Sale— _____ O ,4i Quality Shirts Broadcloth Here Is one of our many offerings to the men of Sanford that means a wonderful sieving. Shirts in all colors and designs, others plain colors, collars attached. Should sell for $2.00 but during our snle only— Here is your chance men, to save on shirts; This lot includes some of our best quality broadcloth shirts. Some with and others without collars a t­ tached in white and all the new fall patterns. Don’t hesitate nu-n here is your opportunity to have the best shirts at such a low cost. Only— . \ HTf1 ^ P ay Thursday, September * ^ ^ * V /O v U i 23rd, to A*.*.«»««-.«. c*_i_ r_„ tt • One Lot I A feu; Arrivals In io f I Shirts Fall Dresses! These dreeees have Just been unpacked and nre being shown now for the first time. ..They wen* bought to sell originally for not less than $19.50. The fashionable new aleeves and other distinctive new fall styles are repre­ sented here In foil’s new shades and fabrics. During this great sale our price la— Frocks This lot of dirsses represents some of our b e s t . A d ­ vance ahowiig in fall styles that will apical to the lady d o m in a tin g t a s t e s . Inese frewcs are fashioned In satis, satin crepes, can»Vn cwpes, georgettes in black, naiv, channel red spinde blue, wine, cocoa, and Jungle green. Extra S pedal— Frits, velours, and velvet*! The newest and the latest In correct fnll millinery. At prlrea that fairly vcream savings. It .will pay any one who investigates this wondful event. Here Is a lot of new full silk <lre«>-t-K for tM absolute pick-up. Never was there suck I need to wait until the .season is over to u your chanwe. AH the new fall inodes irel A-Shipment of Arrowhead Closing Out All Linen ^ din ,plaids and g-8trip6sJ5«ught p i p sell for $1.50 £ Our great DisiZ Solution Sale. Price is only— Suits You can still get 1 o t s o f wear out o f them. — Sale price——-while they last— E M PH A Ladies W ool Suits These are late summer suits that have sold as high as $35. They are of the best and neat­ ly tailored Lingette nncess Ladies Shoes SMART Fnotwear Values sp ns high as $S.0l) formerly. Never ha\e we offered such high grade shoes us low as— 18 Dozen Right out bf their boxes-j— Your choice bf patterns— 1 known to all Famous A rrowhead brand men for their durability.Sale price— Sweaters for the early cool weather. Coat Sweaters, All­ Wool in sever­ al colors and patterns. In All Colors Regular sell­ ing price 75c. Will sell dur­ ing our great D i s s o 1 u tion Sale for-— In*' all colors neatly tailored and hemstitch­ ed; > Formerly sold for $1.50. Sp&Hal for this Sale— Black Patent Pump* with atrapa — low heela — Bisea S to 6— this sale Ihe latest ar­ rivals for fall selling will be sold during 6iir great Sale —priced else­ where at $12. All Fall’s new colors In a neat fibre silk weave. Sale Price— i , i Per Pair NEW FALL HATS in Felts Special ALLWfQOLKNICKE mmm. V aluesfrom — ■f ■ •• f A ll Men’s Shoes DRESS PANTS ,• . / // $ 12.00 * ■ mm w m w im : < A MU0 & B B B M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 23, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 23, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8b4bbc06dd0b3cb5d82cc346b74a1663.pdf 6cf264b062c1317cfc8259ed7a69eb93 PDF Text Text m i: - ; ’i f f i x * ■'■A to L ai etii P i i ’•H c m fo v n . Associated Prtfa Fifl J^gstof V j a ^ * “Davy Jones*1 Has sas H is In to fiv ) .:F « »g; =*=*= MOORE M MILITIA ORDER _ 5 4 > u s a i j^ i ( f e f T I N ew i iib g C h a m p io n A s .T u n n e y H is _ Residents Of Little Town on l^tke sQkoechnhct> Forced to Leave Despite Protests to (inventor John W. Martin A rm s t$ R e e d ie s A s A d d itio n ? FALL OF KILLS O N E AND HURTS 6 Scene Compared To - Those Of War Cities , jm en, Children Leave Bollyw ood . ;heck Of ‘figures Puts Death Toll In Miami Area At 319 — t-■ 5R 21, 192S Refugee.4; (liven IVvssaifo on Hunt To Uailr.md i'oints; Martin Kalla la (let Appeal y Roof Gives Way As Reti Are BeUiK Given on ** noy-Tunney Fight; v* lion of Injured Favoi «, , Here is Gene Tnnney, M()t) it I', HAVL.N, Fli.. t’ept. 34. marine, who fought brilliantly lout to wrest the heavyweight I.'l'). Some liUO remaining rer.i- i night •••• R It ADENTON, Pin., 9ept. 24— O f Jack wii from .lark Dempsey, who ( V ;—Truman Pike, 17, one of tho dents of this' sli.i m dev;, tated town I held ii f«,r .vevcH year:*. 4 B lo v jr g were I'vacunted today by National ^ even children injured last night HUMi'll Hoop; derpil • then* plot "st* J in the collaptte of a canopy und MIAMI, S ep t. 2 4 .— A P — and their appeal to timcriiur Mmportion >>f a building near whoro Torida's hu rrtcu tic I o w v r tin. a mulineu on the Dcmps^y-Tunney __ ast coast, todav bout its e fchampionship fight wni being '*.!T I'Ivncuatioii was carried out under to p rev en t disease, find MtHgisI, is dead. The end came I n l^ . , un order by tho militiu officers, n Ideal hospital three hours after Lmoval o f hom eless refu g ees When the Florida hurricane had spent its dieugUi. in imeiulde sea eraft l,a<l gone to “ lhivy .limes’ Id fc; i ” issued on the advice of Dr. It. 1^ Some concept of the storm's strength may l>c gatl red from I he above picture which shows the stitUm h Adams, Slate Health t he ucrident. Officer, b cities to th e northw urd for yueht Nabob hall submerged. This was tin* Krupp- built craft oiuV used by Kaiser Wilhe'in of GorjOnoy. Noli; c of the eriforced evacuation The young man’s death resulted by G«nfe belter and care. from a compound fracturo of tbe was posted yesterday ami the citlthigh nnd Internal injuries. Hu marines and zons immediately dispatched un Thousands y e ste rd ay bared body wan badly lacerated, hie right GreenwidTi4' nmisHury to Governor Murtiu to beir arm s to th e anti-typh oid hpve the order set aside. C ham pion W in s F ir s t P a r t o f ® "n “"J1 thfl1nd lie, and s to re s o f incoin­ The scene presented early today S B m l-r in a l M a lch In P ro S S tS T S S S scrums were being exhausted as the first of the survivors start­ fesvtlonal T o n r tu 'y ; D tepal death intervened. .“fast as. received, Huports here ed to leave was reminiscent of ire tlmt airplanes with JioiiBands F in ish e s One Dp on Golden ■ store clerks, Inhorers and others those in I* ranee during the world The ;; o S . all .,f the Sanfoid units of antl-tetnnus and anti-------i going to work this morning walk- to tbe pe»k\« . wur. Some waded knee deep and t ’itizt-ii-' lb lief (’oinniiM. ,. va.*.phoid serumn were speeding GARDEN CITY, N. Y., Sept. 2 4 .'ed around the nllo of debris In tn a ’match that' ) r.omotimes waist high through the terdav for '.it.o n old p. **>i of (/Pi— Walter Hagen, defending front of a small grocery, some dd general om northern pointa, and thut a flooded streets towing row boats 5".ii nPm e arid n.i'l.rug utensil:: barsliip wns rushing to Miami R e h a b ilita tio n of S t r ic k e n ' for Mi.nii* II ...i itc.'ro re(il|*.!.S‘:; AH ion O f D eleg ate Ad sory loaded with salvaged household and title-holder wns two up on Johnny knowing that tho children had been In ita one-sld Farrell of Mnmnroneck, N. Y., at injured there, while others wond- ed and fla y e d __ personal effect.-'. onr Charleston, 3. C., with an ad­ •S e c tio n V ila ! T o F lo rid a 's h- ic fail'd Com m , .e e lit Apkinsr For l o r i ’” '. . ... „ l.r ill,* ie:-i.iin:.i" the end of the first round of the ' red whnt had occured. The slde- somi-hel olsianese; *,'* ditional supply. F u tu re , S a y s D o u g la ss; T rio dc iivd. it *.V'tl* .iMiciaiceil tiinnv. . Jie r ia t II. S . I rillm o l At,»> |,.owrt (>r pulled bogs along the ;)(t-hnle semi-.finni mntch In the , walJ; wns *°d».y being cleared. so badly battered Meanwhile, thousands of refugHeavy Ixiad Causes Collapse Tb.* icfn e,,. re iliadlv I'.irni O f G ro w ers (Jo lo Heltrintf C au se S jtiritv ii Oppositiun ; street. They wer« given uccomtmi- 1irofeseiionnl ^olf championship ut Ing Inytlnct ki were leaving for their former Tho collapao of the canopy and er* of iin* Moon. Haven ih triel idutioii on the steuiuer Criscilln Salisbury toduy. to the final be rioB in the north, and for northa portion of the wall was due to Tmmey’ wpn WASHINGTON. S, pt. 24- t/l’l down the lake and to railway points Rehubilitnlio uof the storm area and the committee desires to re­ Leo Diegcl, former Canadian the burden of humanity ■placad _ Florida cities, where food and pin. e some of tli.. p 'tsoiiiil prop­ \ i k put and refueees was trie only husiness I'ossiiiilily of . itber fight in wh? ri‘ ."'Yv entrained for Sebring open chuntpiou, finished tho flrnt .othing and Bheltcr awaits them, upon the small structure, At the and ci tv th. v lost in the II.... I so ^ .i it « i v..# o , .. . olniT piucfH. Tno ncene ol itveral thousand passed through (onsitiered toduv by the Sanford that (lie, c.-,o >•*(lie down. .Many tin* United •’lutes Senate "vc desolation is almost aidescribuble. IK holes of his innteh against John­ hour set for tho beginning of the t'hunilHT of t'ommeice meiilUwsbip ny Golden, of Paterson, N. J . 6 up. matinee, ths crowd began to gat&* tcksonvlllc yeBterduy whilo othof llit*>n hud been given ^obs by American adhesion lo lho World *i |„, town practically is wiped out. at the weekly meeting at the Semi­ Hagen reeled off n brilliant rr. It steadily IhcreoMd as th« box* - cities north of West Palm Beach griiwei . here, but they lack furn­ Court loomed today us the n -^lt Tho utmosphero is charged with nole Cafe. round of t»9 to gain his udvantuga, htg show at the Sesqni a altered thousands in city buildishings for their little houses. of the action of the delegate arivi.- offensive odors caused by decom- over Farrell, who found himself'progressed. Prior to the meeting, a group of in and tourist camps, ........... , _ posing atmnuls us well as by ducuyWho will lie the first to re­ u y it it ereme at Geneva. j ing vegetable matter, swept Into (railing in spite of consistentlyi Tho streets packed, many ong-. ople Removed froth Hollywood growers met in the trade body’s of fico and uppointed a commit li e of spond with <>1(1 chairs, tables, oil ious to hear the returns.' * , lous returns, elitnbed to during the flood from Lake good 71. All women and children are be- throe men to visit. S,-bring to >•<• •'loves, nintl resses, bedsteads, I Ihe conference approved th* ; .. “Tha tho six- Tops of buildings adjol adjoining drawing up of a special protocol v...eechobcc. Successive birdies on blankets, pillow.*;, tup*. mo sia-.u i. ki—. tv. romoved from Hollywood, lf‘ there nre refugees from the Herald" which was furnishing tho 1 1° translate the five American r e -1 Death certificates to tho number tcenth and 17th holos gnvo Hagen! here the greatest fury of the Moorvo Haven flood district who knives uml forks ? report. servutions into the lnnguugo'of the of D .l bad been issued up to toduy his margin. Hero ho luid his sp.Your help is needed today. De­ ^irm was felt. All men have been wish to como to Seminole county. 'fhe rpwd surged triw ard -lh eh i court and the covenant of the Dr. A. T. Ride, of Halites City. proaches well up on tho groen »»4i wi-roksm?^^fBrah1*^ unscripted .for the work of clearThe committee composed of F. S. liver the articlei to Ihe ware­ Leugue of Nutions. Thu protocol, said. then holed out each tlmo In one * y0’ . favored. house of the Colored Merchants p away tho mass of tangled Verpay, L. A. Urumley and O. J . I which will he forwarded to WsshRelief workers were not orgnnit- putt, sinking a 12-footer at t h o l ^ l ^ . ^ ® Association on West Thirteenth 20-fooler on tho work of vomcwtttw the injuied whilo ciajysn? eckage. * Pope left for Seining thi after­ .Street or telephone number 3!)3 ington, would give court mem- cd until noon today uml before the sixteenth nnd a general alarm for ambulgpcfn nouheer hers the right to withdraw their .issuance of certificates began .lo seventeenth [ Several carloads of food cupplios noon'and n renort of llieir tirnliogs and n truck will call. ‘ waa sounded. will be made to Seminole county ! approval of the fourth aud fifth bodies hit dben sent to outside ing ictived by ythe Miami American Diegel outstripped even (lie brll. a\K Others Are Injured ,1 11( a , reservations in the future. 1points for burial, Dr. Elile added, Imnt Hagen in his morning round,; Death hss Ukun on*. Of. tin 1^1 egion prists hgvo been distributed growers op their return. i The proUicol, if accepted Iw the this would show a known death holding out on the sixteenth Stressing the need of reluibilitut J»rough the Miami, Hollywood and *rl^'afhers, three remaln.'1iiL,VA?'^ 1 'powers represented by the GTntfVh'Hat'rif l.*R, hut militin officer.,, with a medal rnund of 08. fobV pftal«. Th« chances of James wT»/art Laurfardalo ^teasMaml 10 per ing the victims of tic* sturin trag1delegates, would need approval o f . «--ivili*m relief workers anil the l*nt of building and roofing ma- ^?dy. so that they will continue to nilcr par. Golden went urountl imr, 13, to live aro now consldeted tb# _ K. A [the Senate, it wns foil hero by Moore Haven relief committcenuin *» rriuls received during the Inst ’ew he roaldeiita1of Florida. . fair by hospital officials. He Ik b*«n' In bojtln* , observers who raid that I'resitlent estimnted that fully this numbci Jays is being reserved for repairs Dmjglass. prcaident rtf the trail •, Hagen crushed his hall 3(H)' suffering from severe fractures of' eool urnl eAlialhtlnjfpi body, aaid his organization mu i • U I I D D i r 1 A \I1? A D P A ! CimVidge would l.e"without authoricnmim ,1 buried in the lumps of . .inis off the first tee. Farrell vvimit Hi .urns and a fracture on In ’ , Tunncj^ it would Kf homes whose owners are unable •give its entln* attention to tin* i l l l i l i x a i ' l-v G> cxchungc ratification-; with debris carred into tho hvorglades >0 yards behind him. IJ.iigcu wa>•left leg just above the ankle [to finance tho work. Dempsey at bis bast v.iiinp I’loumi anil down tlu* work for the next 10 days. The pail I lout furthei' mlvice and consent of •nfi-ly on with his second, while the 'loin Stone. I!', id confined to tho crown, [ As Red Cross units, public which members of the trade ImmK but such’ — — ( that hoily, and that submission of ilruiuage cunals. Ala 1 1 1 aroneck player was short same hospital with a brokrn light Ibenllh service details and other «•- in playing in the citizens’’ relic* F lo tilla C on g ressm an S en d s . the .supplemental document prob-i merit us cutlld-l Farrell chipped up within two feet 1lug anil wrenched hip. Hix eon- last standhewas Ida [lief workers went about the tasks work for tho Moore Haven victim.-; M essage to D rosidont Cool- a*'ly would reojien the tiu g g lc JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 24.—(A’) of tile cup on bis thiYd, trowever dltlon is regatxlod as favorable, bat Tunnoy. whu# _ |tf burying the dead and relieving was emphasized by the president.. ' winch hail been one of tlm inosi - Governor John W. Martin at and dropped his first putt for a Ralph Duncan is In another hos. itlgt? S e e k in g l*'edenil A h- bitLw of the Inst session of con -, noon today hud not rcvcivcd any powerful rig h ts [the injured, large forces of city jlm|f in fours. j pitnl Buffering from a severe f m - and Others who talked were: F. II. uxceodad avsn appeal fimn Mooru Haven resi­ .sisLnnce o f F eed , F e r tiliz e r gress. [workers continued their search for Forstor, president of the F irst Na­ Fnrrell became ono up ut th e ' I*R oaklo and body of hi*i-foil foliowfr*. dents for over-ruling ut, tho mili­ [todies in the mass of wreckage of tional Bank uml chairman of the; -------. The fourth reservation prohlb- tary order to evacuate the flood rccoml' hole when Hagen’s trcmen- br ,! ’.*** , . . * , Dripping wet and Buildings nnd murine debris. citizens' relief committee, who oul-i KISSIMMEL, Fla., Sept, 24. j^s amendment of tho court statute /.one ot Glades county, he told the dolls drive bounced off tho fairway Albort Holton, 14, wns treated for a dislocated wrist and minor In- half* uosep cut* a Representative \V. J. 1, 1 lull the HID work n w i r. done .H. . . (’. DuB«*e, I f/P) .......................... ... ... .Scars .—— - without W lliio o i uil* ni, U I 1II.DU the coiinenv consent uofi uthe, Unitoil [; Additional surveys nnd rebheckn lined Associated Press over n Idng dist­ into a wagon truck. His recovery juries. ries. hi# I#fk;,0«L1 clOil’ll . , t wus short and nlmost into a trap if Lite QOju ile coactal area bo* chairman of the Hemltmlo county today telegraphed President Gool-1gtutes und the fifth prevents the ance telephone today. M. M. Lloyd, 12, was treated for while Farrell was on. Hagen reach­ uninful cuts about tho body. [preen Wost Palm Beach uml Miu- chapter of Red Gross, who paid a |idge nuking Federal assistance for court from accepting requests for |_.® _ •y*,. DaBipsay s ing tho green with his third was [ul and of the J.uko Okeechobee rc- tribute to Hanford negroes for their the truck growers in Floridu storm advisory opinions on disputes ini Thelma Thorpe, a little girl about oven If gam* work among nogro refugees; (!. 1> . ‘ area. which the Gnited States "has Or stymied. Ho made a clever,uttemut [fioti where tho hurricane spent its throe year* of to loft the hall will) his. mnshie 10. wns also dismissed after minor their toll. . £ [fury, showed 341) known dead, 1,100 Wolfe, secretary of Y. M. (■. A .,] ^jr i;l,ars wn.. requested to take claims an interest.” body injuries had been treated. Iml failed and took 11 five to Furslop* were While state department officials [Injured and a property loss of ap­ and a rescue worker at Moon* 8m.h ai.tim) by j A ,{uim.y At?rh. Hnven; J. L WoUs cotumerciul 1 n lt of (.((UI)ty. rell’s pur 4. Tunney'a flaming derlined to communt in the abproximately $105,000,000. and ability. The halved the third in birdie sent-c of official udviccs, a feeling i t H T J "S T l, l..|*r.m foH-lv.: |. 110 Deaths At Moore Haven 1U ,000 WU threes, Farrell holing out n 15 foot was apparent that the entire quesNEW YORK. Kept. 24.—< /P)— facilities being ! 11" ‘ l '"l" k Kr«»w‘,rM Moore Haven, overwhelmed by transportation The greatoat flglit putt after Hagen luid luid his se­ «1 _ tion of Americun membership hurl , Offering of evidence to prove that ™»='l l>mmpt assistance id waters when Lake Okeecho- placed at the disposal of the Red U^rgest” . te tor Hurry St. Daugherty and Thonius cond within three feet lit tho cup Cross' M B Hutton, construction "• way »r seed und fertilizer, fedbeen complicated to a great cxburHt its dikes, suffered the witneas any anj *r to witness Hagen squared his match with of oral farm hunk advises loiins will j tent by the action of the confer- \V. Miller shared in a $411,000 eatoat'death toll, 110. Miami contructor und commander where—sat tnrou bribe to pay an alleged illegal Farrell with a 25-foot putt for a cnee, which would defer indefinite­ jd the Immediate vicinity cunic Campbell-fiOSHing pout of Amur-.he made in usual way. This will to the passJnr “* ly, If not prevent completely pnr- claim against tho government two ut. the short 12U yard fifth lean Legion, who offered the use o f . do no good. Thought possibly QUANTICO. V*„ Sept, 2 4 - ^ untl hail the text with 100; Hollywood had 51; tho legion’s hut for quartering' agricultural department or sonto tlripation of tho United States in rent-bed its final stnge today, the and then became one up by play­ —The slogan “First to fight" took Some l$9,0O ileah 22J F t. Lauderdale 10; thirteenth of the trial. ing the eighth with a birdie tnreri white refugees, and Arab! C lark-j other fund could take caro of sit- tho work of tho court. on u now' and bfoader moaning mia 11; Fulford 1»; Seahonrd Federal Attorney Emory U. Rottndlng the turn at tho ninth hero te<!ny at the base of the vast reaches o f L , son. of Bond-Hill Lumber Go., who nation until congress convenes. J. Buckner, yesterday traced $40,000 the chumpion hold his advantage United States Marine Corps whoro qui-Centehnlal ni< irk 7 ; Ingleslde 3; uml Hallan- told of tho company’s relief work. A. Rainey, is county agent at Miain Liberty bonds from the lute going out In 34, two strokes under Gone Tunnoy trained in. 1018 for fdalc, Homestead und Pompano 3 Dun’t know nnme of agent in 'John T. King, ulleget! go-between, par, the cards: L«och. the biggest of battles— tho world its climax, area, If f , Monro Haven district. to Miller, and 11 $22,103 check to a Hagen Out 453 424 534—31 war. Miami officTuls liuve estimated ‘I have voted for ninny relief os hod been" ‘ * ! bunk ..r which Daugherty’s brother Furcnll Out 143 434 544—31 Thlrty-fivo hundred soldier* pf jot the property loss in the Miu- n n ^ S' U n n / l e n / l 1funds out west nail otherr sections, TALI.AIIASSEK. Fla.. Sept. 24. is president, he then informed the Hagen, out driving nnd out ap■I area, alone will reach $100,000- l o b o u t l l U I K i r C Q ' (llll|-nm satisfied my eolleugucs —(A*l- Mrs. Franklin l~ Ezell, of court that he hoped ho would bo iimuchiug Farrell, appeared to tlm sea, gathered in the large gym- fandom toy nnsium heard the detailed account X); Hollywood and Fort IgiudcrLeesburg, president of tlm Flor­ nblo to rest his coho boforo court hnvo tlm mntch In hand after the and went wild lest high! ’ af* the take tha Before * lle ehch suffered damage heever action you take. The citizens ida division. United Daughters of recessed ___ __ _ today ____ for tho week-end. fifth hole. The sixth was played announcement that their. ”*hi' reen $$5,000,000 and $35,000,000, < of Floridu in and out of path of tho Confederacy, hiia iaaued an up* Previously Mr. Buckner had traced in smooth par fours, hut at tho mato*’ had been crowned world’e d damage to other smaller clW EST PALM REACH, Fla.. destruction are gruteful for way peal to all chapters and individual!,, $lo,(HH) Liberty Bond, seventh, both wero trappod noar champion. .. r a has been,estimated in the mll- Sept. 24.—(/P)—For ................. tho green. Farrell’s third waa 00 the ........._ second nation lias and is responding nnd mumbe rs of tlm organization to They roared, they shouted ris of dollars, tUna West Palm Beach was host!the Rod Gross and other agencies give al I assistance to the Red Gross { CHINESE ENTER PROTEST feet beyond tho pin, but Hngon soroamod and then wound thraui > storm stricken urea of ■ ---- ■— missed his 12 foot putt for a win tho station In the Inevitable to '400 storm refugees and curly are-doing wonderful work. If re­ Floridu. . I GENEVA. Sept. 24.—(M —The uftor coming out of tho snnd nida- dance in tho poltlng rain, today sent them on their way to lief as suggested cun he grunted, “Help the Red Gross in every IChinese delegation to the ly and the hole was halved ht flvos. celebration continued lo n g ,,..—, other homes in other pluces. A wire me." way yoh can in your locality,’’ Mrs. lof Nations made a p ro te sttisa y At the eighth Hagen’s approach “taps” had blown, but thete'w g* Seaboard Air Line train again gave Ezell said. “If there is no Red'agnlnst the part taken by the struck the flag nnd bounded £0 w officer to call 1 - V them free transportation, food ami Gross ht work in your city, send British gunboato on tho Yangtw) feat away but ho sunk his first from Major Gem,, medical treatment. The refugees all money and muterial for the suf- i river in the recent troublo at Wan- putt to bcconio ono up for the flrat iorpmandant, dowtr.to, wetr« from the Hollywood section fororn to tho storm-stricken cities jhsiotn. 'lho protoit cuusod so - tlmo. ahave-tan, ware loei 10 1 and were almost wholly women and in care of the Rod Gross there.” thing of a sensaUon._________ _ tbe pared#., Tb* new ^ — TONIO, Texas, Sept. 24 children. They had been tho guests Riding a bicyclo on tho side­ heavy weigh!* earn* to Quaatlcd to iw . ---------T h r ^ e I n ju r e d W h e n -Artlhur Lane, secretary of of the Red Cross and the city at walks cost three defendants $2 each In Municipal Court this morn­ [Ue American Embassy, to/ Mexico the municipal tourist park. P la n e F a lls in S w a m p [City owes hi* life to his thirst for LtBt night and into tho early ing. Tho city ordinnnee forbid­ leather-necks ' Who ' remembered l* lemonade as it was Lane and morning, ns tbe time for the dc- ding bicycle riding on sidewalk** INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 24—OP) Tunney’s days.here, for ftofr’eea.not Jacob” Rosenthal, .Now' -York nurture^ was delayed ngul and will bo strictly enforced, it was —Two Chicago newspaper pbotog- vereatlon was fillea with "Yah, f Grady Covington, Willio [I business man* UndlU.. sought, when again* to allow relief trnlm 1th iiaid. knew 'Mm when—1’ and . prouder ,«ie latter was kidnaped at}d later medical supplies to rush th ugh ! Tillman and Norman Lowory were have, lost everything to the worlJ raphors and tb# pilot of, an air­ stiU w*ra th* member# ol th* 1H- f Addressing itself to the Ameri­ Murdered.' according to Joseph from point* north, the Rod Cross, each fined $2 by Judge W. E. and will die of axpo#ure if ossIbL plane in which they were canytoff can people, an executive committee anca does not come promptly and picture* of the Florid* a'torm di­ tie. bond, atlll In .the *errtee hew fBuff. tha alaln man’s.son-in-law. White. • * American Legion, Municipal Band saster to Chicago were Injured who had Bailed overate* w; J. B. Williams was fined $3 on of prominont Miami citizens has L. Ruff a n d ,ils cousin, U eton and many local volunteer * com­ amply.” . near ZionaviHe 8 .mile* north of for they could boast "fur# n chnrgo of violating the one hour Contribution* should be *«nt ei­ her* bined to entortain {ho refugees and parking law. Jim Jones forfeited a issued an appeal for th# relief of lent night when their plow phlpaato* With Wra-HK* ther by cwlre or fa st mail addraesed bgs* around food and refreshment*. $3 bond on a similar charge. II. Miami and Dade county. crashed In *»w *m p. The lUt giving the n*me*. orig­ M. Clnuuo forfeited ri $5 bond for ’ Food and other necessary #up- to John B. Reilly, treasurer of the Ferity Wood, f i end ^M, Ktoa- noto group* ana $n* plles aro comipg in great quantl- Relief Fund* Commlttefc or to the k y / W ^ o t^ m p h e r e of toe Chj- th* Moat oft-repeil J# L a n e ,,t o t w e. arc positive It inal home* and destinations of the violation of the traffic law. American Notional Red Cro**. The “8*e , L told you *0. refugee* covered every section of J.> J . Ferguson estreated a $10 tie* and■ a sufficient number of American Red Cros* ha* bepn [wis Ha tHey wanted, and not my •»* \ 'i"11 if!1fa; 1 J.' 11 ^ physicians and nurse* ahd ample w the United States. t f bund on a chargo of drunkenness J f s t o e r d M w , W i said. placed In full charge of tha « " * ■ ors. Th*>, ntM* puppltafl have amved# the C o ld W e s th e r Is Taylor Dunbar was fined $20 on * •Rosenthal was kidnaped S e n t 12 Miration of Miami and alt funda appeal aaid. - ‘ ... it a point r f e a t ; mites out of S t o r m S t r i c k e n M i a m i cfrtmk and disorderly charge. EV- •^But. more than 5.000 home* sent for raliaf will ba spent for re, ; F o r e y # !'T e i jo w a ims Alston, forfeited a $16 bond _l u v ,he, R uff and Mr. ;thout deductions for admlar tM a.dty. ^ have-been cither entirely diefcrojad anil Minnie Lomax * $10 bond on C h e e r s G e n e T ir n n e y ^ D«8< MOINES, lew*. seer* the same charge. fl0^ 5 ve ijonii^ttoe cpnWarned of th4 n j^r. Tb# bannk ShutU/ ehalrmam MIAMI. Sep t 24—4/TY—Storn STRAMHR FIRED UPON Ittth Bnrthal to death on ■trlcken > a m i forgot her wd fJ ni ght JM t night .to ,cha#r Tnnney ired for lit thoutot clp»* < SHANGHAI, China. Sept. 24.—. S r t h e new world'# heavyweight « ,' who, themialyi fyp)—It is reported from Cheng, K>’.Miami nee4#': >. Ung that the pteamcr Melyang haa uL q in large amount been f t o n W Hankow, and •our»,, and * *Vfl e c a re o x tte ] 4% e4.V " v.v 4V v* • «*.*.‘ ** * t’*v Tumieyl HAGEN IS 2 UP ON FARRELL AT END OF 1ST 18 HOLES of Citizens RELIEF WORK IS Committee Appeals Second Time WORLD TRIBUNAL DISCUSSED TODAY For Certain Articles it/AY BRING ROW BY TRADE BODY BAi'K TO SENATE SEARS ASKS AID FOR GROWERS OF Prosecution Is Near End In Case Against Daugherty and Miller P alm B each Quantico M arines Cheer As Buddy Is Crowned Champion D. A. R. Members Urged Jo Aid Victims H ost M ore O f R e fu g e e s 1'"" """k"“'i,''ln“|,"r"v",KW h‘“' la n O w es L ife To [Thirst F o r D rink Three Are Fined For Riding On Sidewalks [Of Cold .Lemonade M iami Committee Addresses Appeal To Nation F o r Needed R e lie f Funds ■ '*$0 m k a s S B H a a fe i Wf . ’rfai fe fv v L lf feV.T’ ■> S �:S&pg- ■•'fow-W?>V*'»V' * lr J B VS-1,' WHEI th ,* M , 4k- ’for tba!> • 'Ft-: to B . d, before aaid bond* or any part ft- M.. 35&5S*JaEjg^| have .been • #, (Said Bonda to be. erest coupon# im m W _ _ »l«ixl r :S i ' owmlmausly Adopt a resolotkm _ to tho 18th dajr of J w i , 1 W , and ontarod an * -' " tha * * * * * approval * day of Jut**, 1986, in Chancoifr Ordor BookNfc ^ pi and la fkror of tbo of tho Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit Florida, tod in and for Sonlnolo County. , f* ■• w * • m«mhmhhmmh• »»«ooo»yoooeo»s ■«»X»«♦*?♦ pad Jadiwont.of th# . h im 1 l t .* T Clark of tho Circuit. Oouit of Wbr tboBtat* of Florida,* datad; tho 7th Judicial * Circuit of Order Book ta 2 3 2 Z FieriR*Mn a n d ■ ! ’Bfpilnoto in tho . A. p . 1W (knttit^ir .-XT. :<$:>.• • ’ au * City of < ;> a S • to bf ,1 *jXs ..... od for In <* *<«** K - X 4 ..... . to to M tto rj^ c k u F tty m i) (Bald is eh v* n u m ber!^ ,: . -iNV^r ■w* ppaalod, CITY. OF SA?f|fpBD, flX^RIDA m ji h c a i u r , IMPROVEMENT /BOND iv s f c w i t o & 'r 'U ati^W H & nt confliffcmk' and requitotneiit# ‘Imposed!: by $1000 . happen and bo parformod, baforo aaid bond* or any INTEREST FIVE AND ONE-HALF can bo lawfully iaauad, do axUt, have happened and have PER CENT % AMU* Of toW bonda DATED JU LY. 19T^: 1926 attached and the amount to he annaajty\)*yi#4 *'t I -■ ■ »*• : a^i'.to,create o.alp^dnt fund fof the INTEREST PAYABLE _ at'naatuWty, not having been properly deeigSEMI-ANNUALLY ON r deeJtod tHhi 'tHe tame should be to Indicated, JANUARY 1ST AND JULY 1ST ■■, ... be ann\j , , ........... ........................................... Of said bonds at maturity, not (having been properly designated, an It now being desired that the same should be eo indicated, • »>•* £%& *• THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the aajdjjond* of the City, Of Sanford, Florida, In the sort of Four Hundred Thopsand Dollars, Jo be L load, shall beer a rate of Interest of five topm e-half per centum per Mid bonds shall be of ihe^tMBomination of One Thousand DoUaM>«sch and to be numbered frcta On* to four hundred* bothr^pmber# indopive, to be dated‘J t ^ and to m#t T ry .G -r: TJSk - . payable — •—----- January' flret i , July Jet, 1966;, 4/*t interest semhjupuall] hall h# payable at; July first of each^jeer, both principal,ityd lob i,and State of New. Gla Chase National Bank kin the City a t New •rleib said bondr Yoekl in lawf4ii;n 9noy of . th#| Unltodl'Btates '1 City of Sanford, #halljbe signed/.)* the Mayor; and the Clerk thereto the flo rid , and eaeh-of said bonds shall have j to be attached to*|. of 1th# City of-fitoford, Florida; the interest c< said (bonds,'.'te' ba yigned .with the engraved otr dlthi Yaphedfae-simiW ilgiiituree of aaid Mayof and said Clerk, the said bonds and coupons with the neceesary variations to indicate different numbers and dates ■hall be substantially in the following form, to-wit: UNITED STAGES OF AMERICA STAtE OF FLORIDA COUNTY ,C F SEMINOLE » • CIYY OF; SANFORD, FLORIDA i IMPROVEMENT BOND—SERIES 00 , tn d fop 8,m ln o l. ................................................... ...............* - \ 1. '• m | CITY OF . B ack U sW r P t ) f ^ i' AMfORD. FLORIDA W BQNt) •“ m 8 ^ 5 S i 00 vf INTEREST 1EST FIVE AND ONE-HALF PER-(9 ^ DAT “YAY'ABl e tlA liX v ON ANjb^IULY 1ST \ JA •V BOTH B J I tN C f f^ VA£il^ilNt e r e b t B^NK - ,V *-‘ 1 * : \ 11. BE IT -FPETHER R E S ^ V E ^ .ll i ^ -a f U r . -aaid bonds,. wM<ifQltd .«# -karain provid**, j thay #h#U, b#, presented to tha L tha Circq^. .Qpurt of the S#vaoVi Ju4irial. Circuit of Florid*, k ton Seminoma, County, fc^^thf 'riixi^ap 'Qf ’ having endorsed ( a certificate of validation in tho form hereinabove provided, BE IT FpRTHER RESOLVED, That for the purpose of diie provision for the p a y in g of J>rijv;Jp#J aqd interest of sa^l PRINCIPAL DUE to they .respectively fall duaiittytoa' ah#t) )5a and there is he KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS; That tho City of SenJULY 1ST, 1956 tossed, levied and ordered ‘to be eo)leoted upon a ll taxable ford, Florida, a municipal corporation duly organised and existlrtg within the City of Sanford, Florida* * direct continuing tax f« under and in pursuance (of the Laws of the State of Florida ,for valOf BOTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST year said bonda are- outstanding and unpaid, sufficie nt to ■ received^ dcknowlo^kes itself indebted and promises to pay to the PAYABLE AT THE each .yetoJth*,,*U## TIWUSAND DOLLARS; bearer hVJWf the sum,of ' , .. • *’ . C H A S E N A T IO N A ^ B A ^ JC the interest on said bonda v gnd BR$P«|ent to produce each jr NEW YORK CITY ONE THQUSAND DOLLARS additional sum of SEVENUTOOfepTAHl^ DOLLARS to be pb N. Y. the sinking fund for the pt*P°** of tha Redemption of said in lawful money of the United States,of America, on the firpt dsy-W BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,* That affar said bond# hays been t x f th# itottnrlty.'fhgp^o^'S^ / ,• *.i f?L' . * July A. D. 1966, with Int 6 reat ther^on at the rate of five end onc-hjtf' cUted as hersin provided, they shall be presented to the Clerk of ..til per centum per annum, payable semi-annually,.January firpt and J wt Clrtut* Cou,1- t>f the Seventh. Judicial Circuit of Florida, ln s o o n as said bi first of each .year on presentation and surrender of the interest cou­ "B P I Seminql*. County, for the.purposie of having endoraed thereon « ce>* >e printed and afteV the tale arid award of said bonds, ssq «| pons heratp axuM*ed»,a8 they ieverally become .doe, .both.principal and tlflcate of validation in the fqrm hereinabove prpvided* and be duly executed by the Mgyor Ahd Clerk of the C ity 0f interest being payable at the Chase National Bank, in the City of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That for the purpose of makinr Flofida, in,the f a n p -a ^ m^nejj.heraluabove Bet forth, and •. due provision foT the payment of principal.and interest of aaid boa* r1 New..York* State of New York. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Tb#f} said bonds shall be, This bond la one of a series of four hundred bonds, aggregating the na they respectively fall due, there shall be ^nd there is hereby asses course, after,, the execution thereof . delivered to the parch ' sum of Four Hundred Thousand Dollars, of like date and tenor, Issued, «*d, levied and ordered to be collected upon ait taxable property ydthlntl i. thereof, • UNITED STATES OF AMERICA by the City of Sanford, Florida, for lawful municipal purposes, in City of Sanford, Florida^a direct continuing tax for eaoh yeax 1 •TATE o f F l o r id a • boudf, ara outstanding and,unpaid, sufficient to produce each;ye«r t il strict conformity with the Constitution and Laws of the State of Adopted this 13 day. pf September A. D. 1926. • COUNTlf O f SEMINOLE sum of TWENTY-TWO*THOUSAND DOLLARS to pay the, intewpi Florida, including among others, Chapter 9897, I.awB of Florida, 1923, FORREST LAKE onSaid bonds and sufficient to produce ea#h year the additional-sit i entitled: , )RIDA of SEVEN. THOUSAND DOLLARS to be placed in the sinking furl “An Act to Abolish tho Present Municipal Government of ,the City • Mayor BBJB8 NN. for the purpose of the redemption of said bonds at the maturity then- l(f Sanford, Seminole County, State of Florida* and to Organise, Incor­ S. O. CHASE iHfSl «.That the City of San- of, and • " 1 ~ .t porate .and E stablish a City Government for the Same, and to-Praorganised and existing under BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thnb as soon aa said bonds shall 1s sicibe the Jurlsdictipn, Powers and function# of the s#id Mun.igltolity." E. F. HOUSHOLDI it# of Floride, for value re­ printed' and after the sale and award of said bonda, same shall is and laws amendatory thereto, and, pursuant to Ordinance No. £g0 of promises to pay to the bearer duly executed by the Mayor and Clork of the City of Sanford, Florid k the City of Sanford, Florida, entitled; . (SEAL) In the form and manner heyeinabove aet forth, and t “Ap Ordinance Providing for on IssUe of Bonds by the City of Sanr Aa the City Comninkm • ' p n s . * h w ; m n p , i x » . l a iis BE IT FVRTipSR RESOLVED, That said bonda .shall be, in die for City of Sanford, Florlds.1 •ftrd, Florida, in tho Sum of Four Hundred Thousand Dollars ^thcTIhiUd^t^tee of. America, on the first day course, after the execution thereof, delivered to the purchasers thereef, Thereof to Attest: Mjnicipal Purposes, the Proceeds Derived From the Sale * w r i $ W j ;tbsr*onAt the rate of five and oneAdopted tki*.J$tb day of September, A. D. 1920. . L. R. PHILIPS he Used .to Defray tho Cost to be Borne by tho City of SanJord, ‘ ‘ i^om, .p^yapje,' #emi-anou#lly, January first and • FORREST .LAKE, Hloilda, in the Reclamation and Bulkheading Projects authorised by f.^.prMdtttykty0^,an 4, surrender of the interest y , 1 ' * Mayor. « City Cletk of the city of •Ordnances Nos. 94, 104 and 105 in Opening. Establishing, * fSf*r#ljy become due, both principal / f f H. 0 . CHASE * Sanford,' Florida. Bulkjeadlng, Reclaiming and Bring to a Topographical Level W j i,Chase National Bank, in the City E. F. HOUSEHOLDER Stress, Avenues and Thoroughfares Described In Ordinances No*.->94, ^ e ^ Y s s k .................................. Aa tho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida 104 ftui 105 Creating and Establishing East Side Bulkhead District, n o t i c #; o k *v: 1 . k c t i o s eijOf n jm ift ^f,four hundred bonds, aggregating Four Attest (Seal) . WMBHRAH, The Leglulsture of 1916,. under the Constitution Wl East ^ide Bulkhead District No. 2 und WcbI Side Bulkhead District/ 1 \¥*r\v% of like .date and tenor, issued by the City I.. R. PHILIPS, of tho Htuto of Florida, did pass three Joint Itrsoluilons prr-" which said .Ordlnanco was duly enacted and adopted by tho, City -CoW- sm endraent#'to the Constitution of tho. m ate of Horlds. and tk I?wfu' municipal, purposes, in strict conform­ City Clerk.of the City of Sapford, Florida. nar.*od to by a vote of three-flftha of nil th« members missiin of the City of Sanford, Florida, on tho 8th ddy of March A. D: <were ' n and Lsvfi of the .State of Florida, Including >»< li houHo: that the votes on said Jo in t Reaolutlons wsr« snlsr (926, pursuant to a vote of more than a majority of tho .registered their respective Journals, with the yeas and nuys tliorron, Sod ' m L*w* oi 1988, entitled: ■li-i rrmlnu and direct that tho Said Join t .Resolutions he submltllij RESOLUTION NO. 322 qualified voters of the city of Sanford, Florida, voting at an election electors of tha S tate at the General Kleitton In Novcmlsr. Hit 'the,Present Municipal Government of tho City of A RESOLUTION PRESCRIBING THE FORM AND DE­ July and legally called, held and conducted throughout the City of NOW. T llB R E F O n E . I. H„ CLAT CRAWFOHD. Becrstsry 11 1 linty, State <.of Florida; and io Organise, incorTAILS OF AN ISSUE OF BQNDS BY THE CITY OF SAN­ Sanfbrii, Florida, on the 19th day of April A. D. 1926, the ballots cast of tho .State of Florida, do hereby give nqtlco that u a City ,Govs*nm^nt for the. Samp, and to Pre­ FORD, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF FOUR(. HUNDRED It said election and the vote and retuma theraof haying been .duly Q I M # A I . ELECTION ‘VPowers, and Functions of the said MuniciTHOUSAND DOLLARS, AND PROVIDING.: FOR *hlEcanvassed, proclaimed, certified, filed, recorded and declared, aa re*u e s d a y next Tuesday next succMili w ill b>e e held In each county In Florid a on T h LEVY OF AN ANNUAL T A * UPON ALL TAXABLE ~ ' bslng iiuirad by law, and also pursuant to certain orders and resolutions of f l r a t Monday In November, A. D. 19H, (Ha..paid■ Tuesday ’ (thereto^ and punugnt to Ordipunce No. 119 of PROPERTY WITHIN TRP CITY OF SANFORP, FLORIDA. ha .City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, duly had and for the ratification A t s?d, ? s r ” l. .......a . . . . . . Sanford, Florid#, entitled: SUFFICIENT TO PRODUCE EACH YEAR THB SUM OF umeudmenia to the Constitution of the State of Florida, via: dopted. _ i Providing for an issue, of Bonds by the City of San­ MONEY NECESSARY TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SAID IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, RECITED AND DECLARED, That A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an A m andm ndretnt to Section I of ent.................. k, in .ihe- sum of Four Hundred Thqusand Dollars for Mu­ BONDS AND SUFFICIENT TO CREATE A SINKING FUND X II 01 the CoriStlfutton estthe S tate o f Florida. Itelatlng to I ill aetB, conditions and things required by law to exist,.happen and , Pfoqeed# Dsrlved From; the 8#le Thereof to be Ue It Resolved by the Leglslaura of th» State of Florida: FOR THE PURPOSE Of THE REDEMPTION OF SAID m perform*! precedent to.and.in the issuance of this bond, have That the following amendment to toctlona 8a ui of gwtto-eArtlal* -vs *I|^ |>; Build,and Construct Pooks and Wharves in the City BONDS AT THE MATURITY THEREOF. ixliUd, have happened and have been performed in regular and du#- Constliutlon : ilut Ion” of "the" to tha State Htate of''Ftor'ld of Florid aa' railLtlng ralgtl ';■* ... same la hereby agreed to an^ e h e u b e SOhmTttcd to ths isct WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the City Commission of tho time, form and manner, aa required by law* and that iha, amount o$ State at the aan eral EUctloiTof.Rep>eeeatatlvea In 19H. MS’ a.was duly enacted and adopted by the City Comi o nn. .., ' . .. .,, 1 ,,, .. ,,ij City of Sanford, Florida, held on the 8th day of March'A. D. 192(1, his bond, together with all other indebtedness of the City )of Sanford, r e j e c ttfo ^#,CHp Of Sanford, Florida, on the 8th day of March, Tid e d mf o r In Section..* Sections. In addition t«>the ta x provl---the City Commission of the Citg of Sanford, Florida); did duly adopt lorida, does not exceed any limit prescribed by the Constitution and Article tonal et of the propo the County School Fund ehellII .* vot€ more than a majority of the regisState of Florida, and that before the issuance of thl# Interest ’ State School * ' “ und nd and of the one mill Htate tax et of the and enact a certain Ordinance,. No. . 120,. entitled: ----[S ta tu tes o f tho --------, . liacted within the co­ ninxes.co I',ypters of the City of Sanford, Florida, voting at an ed to the CQiintfI.aU taoltat Shell with eH o^erC An Ordinance Providing for (an Issue of Bond# by th# .City of 8an- ^ond^provision has been made by resolution! of tha City Commission may be provided ''yglldLiltfftUy cabled,, held and conducted throughout the f Public instruct for i t th# £ity of Sanford, Florida, to assess, annually, a tax upon a » je * l ■hall be dleburaed by the County B< 1, JRorida, on the 19th day of Apyil A. D. 1926, the bal- fordd, Florida,. in the Sum of I'our Hundred Thousand Dollars r schools. P ron ’ tonal property, railroads, telegraph and telephone lines, owned i he suipport and maintenance of public <toe echoole. Lyleftiog and .the vote and .returns- thereof having been Municipal Rarposes, the Proceeds Derived From the Salfi.Thereof to and ppo 1 ^ted within the City of Sanford, Florida, to realiaa .a sum auf*. s o m e , prg<dfljned> certified* fil^d, recorded .and declared, be Used to Defray the Cdst to jbe Bome by the City of Sanford, FJor- or sit] ' **■* N 1*1* fiftatf to pay th# interest upon this bond, aa It may bocome due, and In t u r e . $:^.kyw,.#nd also pursuant to certjiip, ord#» aiyi resolutions Ida, in the Reclamation and Rulkheadlng Project* aaOioglfed by Or­ A JOINT RESOLUTION Propoeln* an amendment to ArUei*^ '| <q c r it e a sinking fund for the payment of the pxlpoip#J,hereof at tha. Constitution of Florid a. R etattnk to the Judiciary D»P»n»w‘. $ lD«S*mU*lon of. the. City of S#pfurd,JPlor}de, diily .had #nd dinances Nos. 94,104-and 106^-lh Opening, Estahlishlng^EUHng, Bulk-, Known aa Beotion 44 of eald A rticle. ..; maWvty same» * 9 ^ th*t the issue of bonds, of which this bond is heading, Reclaiming ahd Bringing to a Topographical Lcnl^he Streets, Iio It Resolved by the Legislatu re of thotState of Florida apari. h®B been duly confirmed and validated by # d«cw« the ClrThat the following amendment to A rticle V of »*>• CBY CERTIRIW, RECITED ;AND DECLARED, That all Avenues and Thoroughfares'Described In .Ordinances. -Nqn-p-L 104, and aylt) Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, in Florida, to be known as SOeltoa 44 of said Article, be end.isej 106 Creating and Establiahlnjg East Side Bulkheac) District, East Side bi-reUy agreed to, end ehell be eubmUtto to the e le c to rr o ^ . and thhiga required by lav to e*ist, happen and bo aid fir Seminole County, in a proceeding begun by tl\e city, of San^ to and it} the isauanqe #f thl* bond, bayp existed, Bulkhead District No, 2 and West Side Bulkhead District,” and ftrd, iFloridu, against the State of Florida, of which proceeding doe Section 44. The Chief Ju etloejof tM 2e mva been purforjped iB ^SKular end dp#, time, form WHEREAS, the said Ordinance was duly published ah required by rotica was-duly and regularly given to the State of Florida, and >0 ,the Florida ehell .be selected J»y the, Juetlclis thereof et th e /— i In the year of U* ' ! • by law, apd.ttekihe amount of this, bond, to­ law, and of the pibilq And for the payment.of the principal and tntertot of-thia bond, two years are thereafter. •> ■f , . ^ b ted *i# f$v o f j ^ . C l t F , ^ ..Benfogd, Florida, WHEREAS, th* City Cti|pu*lsslon of the City ot,-Ra#ford, Florid#, ’ill faith and credit of the- City of Sanford, Florida, ia h#rehy lr* ll T.lyr^e| Con#UWtion «M Statute* did thereafter duly issue Rta proclamation and noflca.of an election A JOINT ... vocibly pledged. .. •’ •• « -r -' ’ Declaration * r> th# lakuanc# of.UM#(bohd, pro- called tp be held in the Cfity of Sanford, Florida, on .lH»e;.19th ,d#y of Relating to IN WITNESS WHEREOF the, City of Sanford, Florida, has caused r rea«hJtito of the City Cesmi##l#n (p^the City April A. D. 1920, to detqmins the question at said alaction whether of Property , , ##!#*#,, pnnualiy, a .ta x upou #H rml and per- the aforesaid Ordinance 1should be adopted* approved* * 0d confirmed ftis bind td be signed by its Mayor and attested by the City Clerk, and. Iio It R eaolved L . ________ ______ That tho following amendment' of itb'i.'p4a#MIjltlP R ' ^ telegraph pnd.tefapbone lines, owned or sit- by the electors of the City of Sanford, Florida, and<d^iather the bonds' ts eoiporate seal to be affixed hereto, and has farther caused th# Florida, Section 1# of the D eclaration f l R I g n t a of eeJd ( and the sanv* a ' awraad to andi.the same enau f tjanfotd, Florida, to yealil# n'Suip sufficient provided for in aaid Ordtoianto should be issued by t^dpUy of Sapford, ntereft coupons, hereto attached, to bear the lithographed fac-simi!e the qualified “ ‘ md, as it m#l beuotae due, and to create Florid*, in .ths manner e nd for th# purRpaeajin said Ordinance provid­ ilgnatLre#:of said-Mayor and aaW) City Clsrh, and this hondLto be at thh e,n ext entulh the 1lftcIarat declaration of iatedTbe first day of July A. D. 1926.’ " f* ^ maturity ed and.aet forth, and j • • . 1 • v urn ended eo., H#ed Bo.jfa to, re l •••••*****y3»**•*•#♦•*4*•• ' (!Vwhkh • P»rt"Section 1 * . . . WHEREAS, in full >nd strict/:compliance wjth all of; the require­ United 8 tatas under Attest: ? 1 '' Mayor, r#.decree of th#.,Cirtult Court State# shell have the d place designated in said proclamaotk# SUte of F»o*Jda, ttt>nd for msnts of law and •$,& *, tli»# 'disposition of proi L egldaure ebell hi <mi, Flor- tion aad notice'of slsdUon, *nd.|kfter due publication of sail) proclama-j Clerk. ■hip,/Inheritance, dl*-^— -.^ . ... J & m M m tion aad notic* elcx^oOi .'fn election wa# duly an^ regularly) h#ld \ In the State of F l o r l d a l y forolgnerp iMtioe was «f * clttxQfta of the United sta te * uader throughout the City (if Sanford, Florida, on the 19th day Of April A. D. ■ (FORM OF INTEREST COUPON) iblic. And ties of the United S u t e a " » ' . ,; ■ to H li ■••’V * Vs* • •‘’•f $27.60 .bond, .full 1988, and aa .tha W u l t of m M slaeUtm the aforesaid Ordinance .wa#; A** ip.l u& adopted, 'approved confirmed by a vote of more than a majority ' The votes On the flrat day of July 19.v...r irrevocably the cs of the registered qualified voters of the City of Sanford, Florida, vot­ Seme W j Ci t y t i * a ^ » D . M X > i i » A * «' • ' elsctlC ^Florida^haa cautol. ing, at said aieotiojf'i, and by 'aaid' election it was farther determined ' ($27.$0) Dollars, in ib . M » f • will ‘ by th#. City Claris tb#( the bonds proiridadYor in said Ordinaha# should be issued by the or SUtd^of Ambfiia, at the CHASE NAlawfu , money j # the of 8 aniord, V lorida, in the manner and for the ..purposes in said (u r tto toaifld. afflxad ..-Vk|. . ■: - S'. . 1 of. New. York, State of Nsw Yttrk, being . . . tL BANX ln th# TION * ' ' , , t.r\• t d and aat fbrth, '/l l:A ' ph*d attached, to e on , ita IMPROVEMENT BQlHP, dated' six months’ interest than . . W H EREA S Mayor %nd aakl CHi st, 1926, payable, from,'a tax to .be atoesae^ Jsvied a collected M l GttyOom ** « r . * . p ., all taxable property Sritbht the boundarisd'bf the C of Santlom prootofl'to uroceed to oapyi owv*i#..tb* return*, of said elsctlotj date of aaid ford, Florida. ' f lb -• •L declaring _iuv.rw\. none tod ap'afM. pi rr\... , -. Nc - .U - ~ Sarisa 00. ; ! .{ ■ V.' '. [ingi confirmation a .vor of th* election td b# Notice: b m * N o.) it', • of tha bon# the Ordina irtnerel ........... 1r ,r ... v * m k Ween aforesaid by M w » i' . ' I tin# #t pf the Cireul . w . j j L m ^aiseeaesssaaei 1 .5 .. iB J ! Florida, datfl ’ i • a. ■ *• $27.60 Ma,uu,H,,.« CERTIFICATE) uChancery Ondr .'dissolved by. B)ttt the 18^» dsJ/ of “ tha Circuit Court df ib#. Say* fhyment of t## * M m , said btpds Book o rid a,in and fo i it of the * beve l tuued by h» law- In th* auijj .andersigned W. on the 18th( 1926, and entered * the IAt io n a l 1city pe r i i r ib liotV K D ; That tho eaid>nd* of the City jorid#,,tot.JUto, gOR.of Fpuy Hupped thousand Dollar*, I shall beayj #- #*t* of Interest of fivp-.and one-half per .......... . MbaNbe of the denomlnaM «eeh and to be numbered from one to .^nchuive, to be dated July 1st, 1926, and both n on J « W y yeay, both principal apd interest shall be 1 Btynk in the City of York and State :.Nl . ^ UntUd States a u te i .of 0I America, - ^ e n c . said s.,a United " the Clerk of the City of Banshall, have afflsed-thereto th* j [.yhe interest coupon*, to be .atthe engraved or lithographed if and said Clerk, the said hoods and of wM. ia’ td indicate different numbers y in the following form, to-wit: V y V to . . t . ' f t m HH m �r>Ji» ** i '■fit*K from all «t?erjr o erica and foreign nations havo i dressed in e appropriate Cpepte/ .v.BY ARTHUR BRISBANE _sorrow . , ,for the etorra - -ottered area. The President <C*»rrt*M i i m , fcy ita r c * .) le humblest citizen have been deeply grieved to learrt W /e x te n t of the disaster, the hundreds of lives lost and MANY .THINGS art scheduled ountold property damage. . for W «nd. unexpected 4 ■Not ■? Austin Peay, sainted governor of Tennessee. He things may happen. Bat the* only really important bas made a statement which should-bff*vigorously resented by every right thinking citizen of Florida. Pointing his f°r more than half of 120lV l*** of 8COrn Bl' fche stricken city, he cries what amounts to OOO'OOO Americans is - that two 7 t serves ypu rig h ^ ’ • * n t0 * * * in Phil* .A ll obituary " T h a t was an awful disaster/' he ad m its/'"B u t Florida k s s j u m m m rteolutlons went on a spree. They were fast losing their hold on religion, cide, with their 11*%/which of tho two is nearer, to the dtong“•sajw good order and law observance down there. Maybe there ou-tang. , ^ was a little retribution in their frightful visitation, I think th at no state, no people, can forget the age old command­ AND THAT, in one direction, is (a sxalu*- ments and escape their punishment/* the measure of our civilisation. If . for J * f r«- • • ‘• r ^ , ; *p*ol*l riH rr« 4. v “j f M . — o--------iter*, most vociferous fhoo for Demps< v, will that the champion ! ritell of his former self. , . , - x r —t* Bmlkl fsquaWki .to bring in a good fish •X yet wiv have seen H. May bo that’s the nswapapers which were W months mro that Mitotel population of only B thousand, now declare thousand are homeless. ‘{ Hcrtld circulation books m open to public inspec- £ S jfc .n itr c h a n f desiring to M otel circulation of The proportion in city, , s •M state, is at Jlberty .•Or books at Bny time and » w a t S ; i t r s s Ilf / y• V lim a? e&t.&a itfM G r H m n i ' ' m ? NUPTIALS p r e t t y CHURCH EVENT AT KISSIMMEE ..4,«* . IBECO M ES • Tho following account of .... B R ID E • O FSA N FQ R D ‘ ' ’ , Ftdrf rffULtdlh-v. . v nwpr.v— ,. Among the oat of town IcoebeH arriving ih Ssttforil to <*kr V ' to Eu»tis be interested to «l> their duties in tha schools on learn that sho is visiting , i — her sl». — Monday were-Miss Mary As i Ii m wiH teri Mm. C; Ct Remington in Prov-J and MU* BUtebetkeaelntffclbir^ w idcnco, It. I. for a abort time, < cr, both f t Vldalla, Go. M AN I I .;— ------- i • n t[ , i* t ;*? « *,« /.■ 4 JJ o \ ■oi;*, taven I Jt ' ’-L-Vt, . DISASTER * i ' A* ej *e- •* ’• :u ’D Gudc Tymc Members Entertained By Mrs. Lowe On Wednesday J 5 Rooms With Rath WHY, if that is the President’s mind, should we join the world cou rt,at all? they don’t need us to help decide questions that do not concern me And Uncle Snnj lias enough business of bis own without meddling in Europe’s quarrels. ROTOGRAVURE SECTION Hook Case .Medicine Chest. Kitchen Cabinet, Ironing Hoard » r . to llo„ ,d , T . ihvI C lo ,.l in Itatk; C « « p W . E I ™ l S Desirably Lornted I’rice Reasoiiuliie Easy %crniH IN QU IRE AT dobts, i*tc. Bauipel’s Specialty Shop Or See Your Broker IC 3Y7I SKfflE mmmiiinjiii! MOST IDYLLIC, hut bow long will royalty and royal jobs last? if the czar could coino out of the hole in which his body was thrust he would see hundreds of thou­ sands visiting the Lenin shrine where the body of the Russian Bol­ shevist "saint” embalmed and nat­ ural as in life, lies exposed. "Int* Her’ Ceorrtly Ot' 'i'HE •* om id L SATUKDAT*^J Fred Thetti NEXT SUNDAY THBTWO-G1 I* or halo « t nil News Stan d s and By N owh Royal—P rice 5 Cents D on’t F a il to G et! Your Copy E arly 3 • Javsniie) "The Goal' ■■■■•■a 3^ N W M W tA l Saturday Is Dollar Day AT THE •Ml 41 McLANDEk A rtcX b k * m * « ' » ’t : Hero is the chance to do part of ypur Christrhds &, piny only ninety days left—Real gifts at asto low prices. A gift for every member of the family * * Lf be found among our large assortment. . !• >4 iv H LINENS BASKETS BABY 1 H M-. i Vi ■ s Values up to $5 and $6 •7Tt w ■ ■ aasssaaaaasaau n au u s N i s t s i s a te * • -. WHOLE MI M ERRELL-SOULE COMPANY n 8YRACUSE, N. Y. M T f f i S F U S E 5 A S T R IC K E N R E G IO N _________ NEW YORK SUN Tho best hope that can bo culled from tho news flrom Florida is that the dstthJIat may be smaller than was predicted. #It is known, how­ ever, that noarly 400 persons were M t; some estimate* say that thii .issues an ap. figure will be doubled a* the in­ ____ ^ _ veitlgation goes on. to assist in ^ rebuildfor Property damage, what1J 22i,J !f?r? P » )l* yer th lt be, lt M relatively negligible at tho moment. The , Jy were 11;/ Thsy spirit of the men who have made should be sent the new Florida, shows their intent ------Uf the to rebuild and go oil. Florida as u 1 OR SATURDAY Y O U R i . ' C- . LB. PURE CREAM ERY B U T T E R ........ : ■ ■ S 10 L B S . POTATOES E L E C T R IC A L — 2 CAN A L A a K A g „ : , ; „ ; ; „ , „ or BRISKET SfTfSW. * C ' ' ^*«*«***«»**».«M.#*»*,*te**^»v***«*s*s» 1 C O M PA N Y h a m bu rg er , fiy • p i , lb J t, I * 0 T ROAF ..Jr , a Ji^ ^ il ,||i|'''H"iiiiiii[miiiiiiilJH,ji iijiil.iiiHTitijTiiiTriiilliltiiliiituliitn . n o n e O w ner— Doctor, tbprp’a something the matter with horse, he’s no good for work anymore, . VofoWnory—How long have you worked him? ■ H orae Ownar^-About six ycxrf. Y eferinow y— H e V jdl rit>ot to ptoce^ ^ >Horae Owner—I gueza jt was the fctird roads, ; & N e w N a d i F e a tu re s . •» »/ ,»*^*a# *#*1>*.*t***••*• •/ ••••••••••*•# •W f f** • j PORK CHOPS :, [he hasn’t betn fed right* He’s been fed a monotonous diet of oats :°rn with hay, which fails to supply a work animal with 9 a variety of dietto heap himln good shape. If you.fcaa thii le right from now on you’ll get a lot more service out of him. City horses, because they are fed a monotonous diet and never p •oy greenpasture, are generally out of service at, 7 or 8 years of [*; Hor*ea that are fecrrigHioften live to ; Another vital Nash mechanical superiority is the special Nash 4'wheelbrake system the oafost, sim* plcst and most efficient type known to the tadotry* cra n k ca se which ’ doubla beam heed* PuMy equalized to right and left, front and rear* theanbrakes banish-entifeiy thedangeroosssm iliif chaoKteristic of partially equalised brakes. Rich ssaw body finish col* fewer points rtqntrnq luoncatioa man any otnaf mechanical brake system. \A ExquiMfe • —-7-d Purina O-Molene because the hrty of foodstuff in this well known homo wio put there to keep them in gooff working ' ition*v: II is a complete Harass we on it,. They producAJP\ftrgrYyork Wfl ilonger on O-Molene. Put your hoirse on aolene foed and w atch the excellen t re­ its . 'a few neL^-'flr 4 - t ■ .*• by finest Their instant, | ia scientifically jO% to the front Ij ' s . nY<: M 60% to the - am The sixteen neWl D i f i r l b u l e i by « Co. I . . . , • . . . . , , ,, rh o p n an d o v " to t m i ,0 .^ r gV ’ ■ •••,. ■■ ■ j .K. "■“ST iivf i m p SI .T n Only a llitiited miffibef kt so uriusUkl a prid A wbhderftil, animated little kssorUhtet hi ,s .VVWMSfc types for W^Al^knAmisaaa . A.. 1 on Phil? ip to delta) “j t£ m . S ta n d a rd E qu ip m en t — No E xtra Coat V e t e r in a r y — N o, y o u 'r e w rong. T h e tro u b le w ith tl tEMONS F L O R ID A P O W E R Be L I G H T T h e V eterinarian's R ecom m en dation ’ 1 r. 9 heSimplest and Most Efficient At Wheel Brakes Longer LBS. ONIONS (RED OR W H ITE) ............. C O N T R A C T O R TOM SIMS ./ ~ 24c 1 L B S . COOKING A PPLES R eplace the burnt ou.t fuse with a new one. Locate tho trouble. If unable to do so consult lieve the sufferings of the strlckThoIr do<Mi must be buriod. They must bo sheltered and f->d «nd clothed. Many hundreds of injured need hospital caro. There nro children suddenly orphaned, lift with absolutely nothing. President Coolidg* asks that tends bo sent to the American Na­ Som'o children are incorrigible. tional Rod Cross, Washington. In Alabama, a county school burned t ° VCtr,nol ? mith ha. appointed « the first day. NimIi entirely enc.vrs the front brake nltoci^whicl of <lic cant aluminum. And thu* lo-up* out .ill watrr and dirt from thc tnctlsinlam. Note extremely large brake drum ihown at left. 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. W hen your cu rrent goos off with­ out any apparent outside cau se the interruption may have resulted from. O VERLO AD IM P R O P E R W IR IN G D E F E C T IV E A P P LIA N C E S TWO MORE western gasoline companies have cut prices. Why not let Impartial men fix a fair price for gnsoilno in different re­ gions, allowing a fair profit, vary­ ing tho price according to cost of delivery to the consumer. The nation does that with rail­ roads, and they aro getting very rich. France ha» fixed the price of bread In that way. la the suggestion anarchy, Bol­ shevism, or common sense? in. H FRIENDLY STORES, k B O X Each fuse co ntrols a certain c ir­ cuit of lights and perform s tho sam e protection service electrically as safety valves on steam boliers. his spiked tail, horns, and cow hoofs. In theso bootlogging, hold­ up days, It would tuke s big fund to fight tho devil on a really big scale. Florida Relief Committee. Tho cit­ Football’* hook .and those who ron who wishes to help the peofallod to get loot season hope Pie 6f a stricken region may well to da better IT* contribute to either of these agon' the thrills hpth. And to repeat an; fori re us long cannot F U S E Know your fuses, their size and num ber. Always keep a supply on hand. th e mob fu n ctio n s in stead o f th e l a w sidious and dangerous fe a tu re o t th e " crim e w avo” is th e m ob’s co n trib u tio n to it. I f wo are to t e Hd' S r t h e " « S b THAT CATCHING title "Figlit c t u ia u m m„ore” w ill1-7be, ,required th an ca can be bo d dope " *by tho •* '? o\W 'n or » d the Devil fund" must interest old all th e o ffic ia ls s e t up under , — —r M.mjr ou ourr hv system. Public sentiment Satan, if he renliy does exist, with mntiment !>e..!l!e decldin* factor. Wo nro sure that that pubpub-’ baianco i / aaid id ico in cere who it can no longer -operate with "n ™ Vi'MLU 10 the molj that -T a m p a Times th nny de8rreo of 8afety in Florida. A N D ;*x> “Cupid a U j KLIM BUILT-IN FEATURES f a r ihihb iiii vwi WILL life SHOWN IN THE ‘ | Spanish Bungalow | WITH ATTRACTIVE PORCH AWING l u ► Rmes Filling statinr ROOSEVELT, in m r. i.g ■ ■ ■ ra n * 29x4.40 cord < 31x5.25 cord .... ii 29x4.95 cord 32x5.77 cord..... w 30x5.77 cord..... n 30x3*/, 1 . All Guaranteed MRS. AIM EE Semple McPherRtni, a lady preacher of Los An­ geles went off on a little trip and enmo back to unnounco her kidnap­ ping anil captivity in tho desert th a t Shu is now accused of deceiving justice. Is tho lady evangelist downSho and her th o "c rim e heartened? No. friends orgnnizo u "fig h t tho Devil S t h e 0 l™? funcr of $100,000 to prove that • th e m oat in- her story is truthful. -*-©— ----- that in tha utorm .•*• thousands and wumsn and children I* doth**, food, or ink. Epidemic* are M t unites help ie lljr* Sanford has a tog ranch to relieve Jo revive a wartil it hurte." W AGENTS OF thnt czar put Le­ nin’s brother to death. V? -- --------------- O-Jtces to show that the man beard is not neci# * ^ fighter, that a ■ynthetie noses wood beauties don’t lend W to punches and that is not such a bad i supported by strong • good head. IS*“- > c Uka to *e« the Reautiinee. take some stops Hanford a thorough f. before the winter * Homes should bo .. up a bit and riwned. We must leave * to give to the visire Sanford. rtf; 7: V mingled the ever grncoful, corul vine, adding to tho motif of plnl: _ •. . ^ V r»>” GrifSi and green. i ladies of the Congregational Ink! ‘'Preceding the cerom o n y .w asin h will giv*9 n lawn party on npproprtete program of- nurttlnl jism of tha. s, First Copgrtga“M frlon* •* u » music with Prof. Barbcrc aLviolih |Church on n , Park Avenue at yovnl cou"lt Mrs. D. L. Antrcy and Mr. F. II ik. ,A r Kion at organ and Mrs. Alma Grif­ ly martSrf""#'!,<liK,,ity imPrt'ssivoMondUy thc c°romony which fin Bullock, sister of the bride, votook nUce Tuesday at !> o'clock nt ralist, Mrs. Autrey most exqui/Agnes Guild Will meet with ij D. W. BroWW 1«n Hlgblatid tho First Methodist church of x,tcly, r ' n<k“rcd Bubois’ Cantileuo Kissimmee, when Miss Norma Nuptinie; I’rof. Barhere accompnst 3:30;pVUqok. , , (1)< Frances Griffin and Theo Allen nfc*d by Mr. Rian on tho organ, on Jai meeting of tho DaujghShubcrt’a serenade *”*1k8i> P 0C^ PC* m»rringe vows the „ violin gave.......... .......... ..............— Rev. fof Wcsicy Class of tho Meth- witit “ F. E. Stcinmcyer, offic/ fin? interpretation, and Mrs. BuiIrW 'lf was UMU never nni.Ai. ........_ 1 ______________ • t u b e s Church at. 7:30 o’clock in inting. lock mni*u charming |r class rooms. “The church was beautifully limn her sang “At Pawning." <iecorated with “To thc strains of Mendelssohn's graceful ferns mnny frlencs or Mrs. Av J . ! urnccful und^ ^luxurinnt wedding music played by Mr. Kion son, (a former resident of |Krecnery interspersed with bloa- the bridal party enteredMiss IU 3 Sanford A v e * H but now of Miami, will <«oms of exquisite shades of pink I'oda McNeill, the bride’s only at..crested tq .learn that she ar- which with the blending of the early I tendanf, wa« an rxprettsion of ex­ j hero ThViteday evening and morning atmosphere all enhanced ' c‘’!,!,iv‘’ l«>vlinc«R. Hot rare hoauty 1 the, Valdez. by tho cathedral-like interior o f ; Wfti‘ cnhnncod by her exquisit" the church rnatlo a picture long to fr" wn ,,f pink georgette ami rich G E T T H E BEST bo remembered. lace, which was fashioned i» Flower Urns, Concrete block- furt W. Warner and D. N. Owen basque effect and full skirt. She Dainty plun\o*n fern entwined nc.l homo Thursday evening ° f all kinds, Roofing Tile wore n lovely picture hat of pink the altar railing forming a nemi Miami and Palm Beach where merit Coloring. Etc. Ktc from r.. _’ CH circle againnt a hack gnnmd »f ami old rose with applique of gobt spent several days. eaves ami eim itd an arm bouquet rich and verdant green. Two bug,, »l< S A N F O R D CEMENT floor biiHkctn one either side of ibe of pink roses. PRO DU CTS ( 0 |r. and Mrs. L. G. i’liillips of alter held gorgeous pink hibiscu.*. "The bride entered on the atm of - >h nnd M«Ple Phone I12.g| ,pa were among the visitors ar- anti tall seven branched candb- her father. C. YV. Criffin who gave ng in ..Sanford Thursday and Itrns held white burning tapers, her in marriage. They were met [(topping at tho Valdez. while here ami there was inter* at the altar, by the bridegroom mid "n fe tr F o r G. W. Spencer, cousin of thu ■'v', groom, who acted us best man. P in . H per ,.rn , -|TWe|(di ft. siul Mrs. F. S. George of De ih bride's charming beauty wav ] spent tho day in Sanford on SANFORI) B H U i,N(; and accentuated by the loveliness of iday while the former trans. her simple, modish, elegant gown business. — F-N3X r'f jungle green crepe, fashioned LOAN ASSOriATION m font effect with rail box pleated m lr. find MYs. Ghnrlcn Hope and front skirt, straight simple lirv-t ■ [Higginn of Miami arrived horn The mein item of the Cade Tymo ill back, with enal '-xtending ju.U I Jay evening leaving early Bridge Club were most pleasantly below the waist line and finished j pqinta in tho entertained WcTacrday afternoon with slighl.lv full ruffle. An cr- 1 u. morning .. tor po §> Bern part of the state. by Mrs. A. W. i •owe nt her home quisite design of Ii lives anil flow- 1 •it ers in pale green was applique) on French Avenue. * |r. and Mrs. C. I,. Flynn and Decorating the roontti where the |left of the front near I he waist Jl son, Winston Flynn of Or- curd tublcs bad been spread for Him. Her lint was it clue model, M ... , . . upcnt thc day here Friday play were French baskets tilled a lovely creation in metal cloth with pink roses ami bronze veil, r, ’ Inv niarriago on 'I nesday morning was Bo guest of friends. with jiink rosoR and gulden glow, The accessories of this stunningly ^ " rss is popular in Sanford N"i"i" ,“ ' ,nl1", ’- ,,'1 lu ' , mWl emphasizing the color motif of pink gowtied bride were in tones lihi * i rt she has v i m c l -n many o u t e.|,s. She has lived in Kissimmee , M. StrlngfcUow and E. Gar- and yellow. nionizing with shades of green and fo i.mn\ ,y ii a mid is -ne ol the mo t popular meml.ers of tho younger r pf Leavenworth, Ky„ arrived . Fascinating tallies were uped in bronze and slm carried an exqui­ i ,h :; ' '» •« gradimle of the Florida State f’olThursday on n business mis- keeping scores for the tirlusually site bouquet of gorgeous pink no. leg< for Women and im a popular tueinher oif the Chi Omega Sorority. \ V R IT E a l*tter—that** all you have to do to h*ve a chance at interesting games of bridge, and o« showered with lilies of t|he prize, totaling $ 5 0 0 .0 0 in value. W e are con.tantly rccclr. after the usual number of pro­ valley. culturr'il nod most beautiful younc Mrs. Claude Herndon, Miss Lillie ing L-ttcra from Florida hou.ewlvci expreaiing their gradtud* « I. R- Ensign of Gainesville ar­ gressions, thc prize for top score, "Rev. .Stcinmcyer impressively women mid exceedingly popular h"th Spencer, Mrs. K. A. Douglas ha‘ ; n* at laI,t f jVn d *ko Perfcct mllk *«PP1V ^ Klim (pure, fmk ‘ hero Thursday for a short a dainty hand-embroidered guest read the service which included the I "Mr. Julies is the soil o f.M 1 '-4 r.illk—powdered). W e want ouch letter* and are now offerint Mrs. W. J. Hardy, Mrs. M. B. ILuthero on business. towoJ, was awunled Mrs. J. R. ring service and (he kneeling upon ... li­ ton, Hill I,ake, Hen Cantwell, Mrs >00.00 in c u b and prize* for the beat letter* on— Adams. Mrs. E. K. I’liji'e was also the white sutin dais for the imp- |Minn it E. Jones of San ford tis an alunuuv* of the University of tin I blessing. ) lord has been received from given a pretty guest towel fur |Flornla and will complete his<ntril W. K. Watson, Mrs. II. G. DuBoim “The ushers were Joe Sears, Jr. WHY IS FL O R ID A ’S BEST having hold second high score, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mnssoy land Mrs. A. B. Commons formieal course lit the University .,f mol (nee Itellr Drawtly> of Dade City while the cut prize, an cmhroidetVd nnd Milton Graham, |tfr.identn of Sanford but now M ILK S U P P L Y ! bride is the daughter of (* ! Tennessee this year, lie is a Sicm .Cocoanut Grove, they were towel, went to Mrs. T. II, Innhinct. W“Thc “Orlando relatives wt-rt* Mr. and I her of the I *j Kappa .AlpImV ft i Griffon ami has lived all her i are not a u.er of Klim—get a can and try It. You’ll find hurt by the recent hurricane ■ When the prizes had * been life In Kissimmee. After complet­ Iteriiiiy and is well know'll thriugi- Mrs. N* S. Giiffiri and daughter, Mira Helen. •' . f already repaid. If you arc a u .e r-y o u know the advan. ch swept Southern Florida. > awarded the tallies were laid with ing her school years in Kissimmee out the state. ot it. \Vrite tqem down and win one o f thc follu “ Manx friends, especially in col­ hand made covers and refresh­ i she lowing ptitt*. Mi ! i “ Mi IcftJ'te ■ graduated from; Florida Slat." lege ami ii.ih mill ill ill-.-, through­ ments consisting of congealed fruit College for Women with an A. M Im. F. Webb of f'hnttanoogn, oa,4 f a PRIZES out the : t.ite are iiitcri -ted in this M i*. .Itui' was nmoriff the out of slate salad, wafers, sandwich'", and degree. Since, -iw I,a . (aught Memphis. Tenri . \ In colieinalmu ol rotnunce of many r . 2irtl .•trrlfe • • $ 100.00 In cash the city Tliura-! punch were served by .lie hostess. less visitors Tn three years in Kissimmee schools. I "ill resume ins college cam *i prD« 75.0 0 in cash i i . ami extend sincere cougraL3rd prita •• i • ♦ •• | The players included Mrs. A. II. .'-he is a popular member of the next week. Kuioole they wilt Flop vi 5 0 .0 0 In cash lll.lt loliil." 4th ptlxa • ; • * • I ’hi (Onego Sorroi'ity and of Hie 1 m Ta/lnliassec for Mi .It In 21.00 in cash 1Beckwith, Mrs. .1. It. Adams, Mrs. Stli pi lie • ' • T • 25.00 In cash Mountain Memorial assoc in ^is<t her Alma Miller and t" -i.it 6th to 10th ^ • tf • 15.00 In cash Irs. Itobcrt Wilson is spending P. S. Neeltl, Mrs. J . (!. Stapler, Stone tion which met in Atlanta in May her sister, .Miss Jeanette, v.Im is In caik tw days here with iter parents, Mrs. T. I). Innhinct, Mrs. Verne V,. she was sponsor for Florida. ( prlzag’ • '* * _ JO-00 c«n K LiM •' student there. 'Mu* “ I . immI T h l i i | " dors not Messenger, Mrs. H. T. Atkinson, Naat 25 prizes •. 5?. 2 H3 lb. anti Mrs. J . C. Aycock. tb. can KLIM <•*» lli'UR 1iih — If I ain't Mialtli “She is a representative of ope, “Sanford frit-mis atleiidim' the Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. E. E. I I h llo iiu lil. of tile oldest ami best known fam| wedding were: Mr Minnie K. Page, Mrs. Raleigh King, and Mrs. SANFORD BUILDING AND Ir. and Mrs. Clarcnco McCrone ilies in this section ol the state i Jones ami Miss l.ei lairt* Junes. Follow these hints in uridng I.DAN ASSOCIATION Mrs. J, C. Aycock have ruliirn- Ii. IL Gray. Slit* is one of Kissimmee’s most |mother and sister of the einom; your letter-~ ,frnm Kissimmee ‘ where they ht a short time visiting as the C. M. Mendenhall, of Atlanta, 1 Write your letter today—you may for­ its of tho latter’s daughter, Gu., was among those from out of get by tomorrow. , , , . ,. ( , town attending to business hero 2 Letter* mutt not exceed 200 word*, f t lias Ellen Mnhonoy has rcturn- Thursday. 3 Legibility and neatnci* will count ia i home after spending tho pnst your favor, t, , i weeks visiting relatives at R. Mackenzie of Fayette­ ihington, D. C.^ and other ville, N. ( ’., Is in thc city for u 4 Your actual experience* with KLIM Rts in thc East. brief stay hero on business. , are what we want. •» - -y, , ^ Leeds / he World in Motor Car Value 5 Contett dose* Nov. 5th. No letters . will be considered after that date. • // Add re** letter*—' . ' If ,ocked 10,000,000 years ago.UP wlthin T IlE BELGIAN crown princo will marry Princess ARtrid, niece of King Gustavus of Sweden. It is a royal love mutch and "the princess can cook." The Belgian crown prince, 24 years old, i« “democratic and likes a glnss of the popular Belgian beer, taken ut a cafe table.” iT trf- 30i 3*/, F r ie n d s liis fami|y in sh o rt ored e r n H e ai ^ n L n H!U a L tanCiCShip w ith hirt hikf/j ut brinffS h I}1 chum home w ith him im and proudly e x ­ h ib its ath etic fam fnm ilv And a „ ,i ...... thne... fnm ilv his it ucharm t — ar to ------asysy mmp p ath etic ily. then nh^ ly l/ f i * iS Wl8j ’ mnkeH « fa ir stu d y o f th e chum going about i t slow ly and kindly, and e ith e r decides th a t ho T a w orth y o r unw orthy com panion fo r tho child whose hanni PP fruit on the lower East ness and s a fe ty th ey d esire to prom ote. I completely destroyed, i man ■ failure is another t h ^ l l 1? ^ ^ . th “ «=»?!" unw orthy, nmm. uranges Oranges and gra grape frien d sh in antl ,wiH(,om in b reak in g o f f th e this section should bri:ng e ith e r chUd ^ wnya to do jt w ith ou t h u rtin g EN P* o r th e eh M eon SUb8t tl,te (,.hum can Hometimes be provided, or th e chiid can som etim es be given such new in te re sts th a t , fro* who saw Johnnie Ux» the measure of the ho S Z T P7 . thC th U m m y h o h ,„ ; f o r 't h e lad W riter Hagen in Sanford .Will put their money H onest people, too, will trv to in the national pro­ chddran. ^ h e y 'w i i r w a n t " ^ ^ / c h i l d r o n ” 1'to ' 13 have th e lr ”w" itches. choice frien d s. B u t th e y will also w an t to feel su re th a t th eir ch il— o--------’ that tho hurricane has I jVP. the coast, may bo oolidge, Mussolini and tvierra will be able to ’'Wfty back Into the nows- L-rlT O Ipii AJ, ♦V* \ ty: ■•..*.*'* >4 t ?•• riC E T E L E P H O N E M 8 -^Jdi— - y------------ ■■ IT IS easy to achieve political independence of a British king, not so cosy to become independent of ALSO, THAT “without our ron-l * 7 't " i" "ot quilc* satisfying, i Whoso consont? Some day we might have an atlt f(\rr Ch° ° l ,m ‘! , bcon n,«ny w eeks under wav th is term it would be an ex cellen t plan fo r m others and fa th e rs in ter- ininislratlon anti congress with in­ ternational high finance tho dom­ inating power, ami able to give fh»?r -M l.t1 . ’! ! / ’i M w clf,lrc' ">« a-em in .an ™ of th eir ch ild ren ’.s frien d . the United States consent to Eu­ mm also mso has mis m e rig r h t kind o f home, ropean adjudication of American I f a child haH a chum and tho (mentions—such as international C h i l d r e n ’s - E»! Calendar ) Y ou r .k T O V O U B o , M S/ court except on one condition. That court, must not without it will come to Florida And hpeaking o f "re trib u tio n ,” as we recall it W illiam J e n ­ than if thcro hadn’t nings B ry a n died in T en n essee alm ost im m ediately a fte r he our consent, decide any question affecting the United States. GGBUrtlcane. Curiosity had waged a "h oly b a ttle in God’s b e h a lf" a g a in st the disL f J [ l®w,ed{fe* A ccording to G overnor Peny’s S ‘^ h n v o been rew arded w ith a halo around his head. B u t God stru ck him down dead ('a n it be th a t B ry an # * w as on th e w rong aide ? h o ik s who live in g lass houses shouldn’t talk about hur•ricanes. ' rflasiwi: VX ifFt •'#S K ifESjjS : I'J’H O M M ------------ MRS. FRED a PA15ER, SOCIETY EDITOR b M ug thousands. t« **-1 Fortunately, the human race de­ pends on strong links in the chain, those that hold and do the work, not on the Yahoo assembly that will howl around the Philadelphia prize ring tonight THEODORE tf. .w *n?vr: r/ tho chain wore to be judged by its weakest link, heaven help th /h u ­ hatMloa i n . ne su g g e sts th a t th e h u rrica n e w as a "r e tr ib u tio n .” I f he hiH speech on Tuesday formulated apart. had hod op p ortu n ities fo r stu d y, o r if he had m ade use o f a useful warning against inteinSIm Iob at f lr t ■»•■■- such op p ortu n ities us he m ay have had, he would know th a t poratm meusurifa to combat acknnwledgod evils. •* k » « l t » » n tropical h u rrican es w ere com m on a hundred thousand y e ars A few rich men spent large sums U b » M aara*. b efore H o n d a w ent on u sp re e ” and th a t sto rm s o f one the primaries. It is suggested e ^ « H | N t it llln - kind, or an o th er have from tim e to tim e been b a ttlin g the tnnt the system of primary elec­ ’2 M E •» M i n i u l t r a F lo rid a co a st ev er sin ce th e little coral fossils b u ilt the s ta te ! tions be abolished. That would put ■taa tar Increased complete power of nomination once i B u t G overnor P eay doesn’t know th is. In his righ teou s more into the hnnds of crooked <w ggi — ign orance he th in k s a "kind and ju s t God” actu ally slau g h ­ bosses. Government by the people I VJSR88 FOR TODAY tered h u n d red s-o f innocent women and children, rendered does not always work smoothly. IB BUT ONE GOD— thousands hom eless and d estroyed m illions o f dollars w orth 1 0 CURE tho evil of intemper­ IZMt, O Lord God, for o f p rop erty, much as a zealous m oth er m ig h t spank a n au gh­ ance, says Mr. Roosevelt, "wu im Ilka The*, neither in ty child. jammed through, by every method God batleda Thee/’ 2 F lo rid an s will re sen t th e slu r c a s t a t th eir s ta te . A s a rule known politically” a prohibit! Oil law that has produced bootlegging th ey do not pretend to be in d irect com m union w ith th e crime, and drinking of whisky by !B~ “0 Rive things unto D eity as seem s the T en n esseean C h ief E x e cu tiv e . but they high school boys ami girls fur to Him Who alone dooth live th e ir lives in about as sim ple, honorable and u p righ t more harmful than the condition way as m ost C liristiu n s. T h e y will com pare favorably w ith we sought to remedy. th e av erag e nutive of G overnor Ppn.v's sta te . It to the Marine*! IT IS tho old fable of the tame —" o---------T ru e th ere is consid erable w ickedness in Florida during bear determined to kill a fly on for eve l^thlnR th e w in ter m onths. T o u rists from New Y ork. M assach u ­ (lie bead of bis slurping master, j .■ a _time ---------Jvaryt this hardly ly seems to be tho 1he bear selected a large rock ► '. for extensive county s e tts , Illinois, Ohio AND T E N N E S S E E com e down h ere to and did kill tho fly. lie also crush­ g e t liquor, gam ble, e n jo y th e ir b acch analian friv o litie s until ed his master’s skull. early m orning hours having " a Hell o f a good l i m e ” but Information of the th ey w ere not th e ones in ju red by th e sto rm . I f G overnor H IE PRESID EN T permits the — -- we have discovered statement that ho will not allow P eay m ust have retrib u tio n , le t him have it on those who L” aJanclaMis both a song the United States to enter thc m ay deserve it. world ^ ,1 0 . IfsMi ill 1 i i ' .'V.'iv'? Iw jr* Such a remark is just what might be expected from the nan who approved Tennessee's anti-evolution bill and fosered the famous Scopes trial. It shows Ithe colossal ignor­ ance of the man. It shows that he cannot comprehend the natural and Inevitable phenomenon of hurricanes. He does lot know that nature’s laws cause earthquakes in California, tornados in Kansas and Nebraska, tidal waves in Galveston, ■to t« J l l f c j l floods in Ml^lssippi, and blizzards in Michigan and Wiscoqsin, which spread destruction everywhere impartially and •t. M i « 4 i . with vengeance equal to the Florida hurricane. e whit* wap. The Governor is fu rth e r evidence th a t he com es from a ■Ml, t n a h state which would cu rb th e acq u isitio n o f know ledge w hen i m J U .:! * f *— ■'■ ■ l av A . •- i - v h lm �- L ____ - »\y**;*il M BfempseyLosesTitle Tunney Batters His Way ToVictory IKH>; m ctators Are fh Jack re w jq iy LT Yf- •Jp ; o f'S a n fo rd 's *A $» (air mx MV. ahow t of eentury” feat ollx Avanue. The {mated at more than „ S ' *rd t *,c *p*ci»tow ISgnolja Avenue for two9k between Firzt ~T'- Round Six ..to th« jaw, and Dempsey the/jaw and was pounding* him mp _ crowded Into Tunney _ Into 1« chair as tho round ended. Dempsey furiously to the body at the belt. and miased a left hook. Tunney His conds worked frantically Round Two Tunney ran away with Dempsey peppered him with a left and tight oirer 1im. Round Ten after hint. They clinched without to the head. Jack''chased Tunney •-A Thi / shook hands. They ex­ damage. Dempsey chased Gene to across the ring, landing a left a corner punishing him. Tunney hook to the chin. At close range chant >d punches to the body and idap' bleeding from the mouth. they nluggod with Dempsey hav­ clinched In the center of the ring. tf-. (Continued from page orfe) hopes of tho vast majority of tho Tunney landed a right and left to ing the advantage. Tunney hooked Damj icy missed a right to the crowd but not Its confidence and the. bead. Tunney landed a light a left to the body and a right to head. Dempsey drove two rights _ clinched. IVnney „ and 1 fts to tho body and Tunney 'When his triumphant march became right to tho head. They clinched in the head as they a certainty, there was a spontan­ a comer without damage. Tunney drove a right and left to the body, j b&ckt I away. Dempsey pursiicd the eous outburst of onthiislaam that landed a left to the head and they Tunney was wide witl)* a right to Jchalk lger, punishing with body left no doubt of the challenger’s clinched. Dempsey missed a left the head. Dempsey hooked a left. blow* and forcing him Into a cor[Tunney landed two lefts and popularity. hook but sunk two rights to the to the hoad and Tunney countered to the chin, stnggering It was a completion of a seven- body. Tunnoy backed away and with a right and left to tba head. . Tunney hooked a right year cycle for each of the gladia­ landed a half dozen punches to the Gene struck two lefts intd Demp­ chin and they clinched. tors, In 1910 the raw and rugged head. They were engaged in a fu­ sey’s face as Jack weaved into i fighting j->ower of Dempsey lifted rious body attack as the bell end- him. Tunney was backing away |Dem sey’s ^pft eye was closed, from the champion as Dempsey Tunny droVe two rights to the him to the world’s championship -cd the round. was feinting for an opening whon 1head Tunney staggered Dempsey heights which he successfully held Round Three with a right to the head, backing for as long as any man In the his­ Th<T rain was starting to fall tho round ended. Dem soy to the ropes. Dempsey tory of modern glove fighting. Si­ heavily. Round Seven They boxed cautiously multaneously Tunnoy was Inying and .Dempsey missed a left and was rroggy as the round ended. It’s raining. Dempsey crouched tho foundation of his fighting ca^ right to Hm H with Tunney back ns ha moved into Tunney, they roor overseas with tho “devil- ’ to head, with Tunney backjog,, » . |ing away. Jack ducked three light clinched without damage. Tunney * floHad For IN Years He was tho champion of tho! left", but was nailed with a right landed a tight left and danced 1 Krer Orswlu Ntroager Tunney drove a right to Artierlcan fighting forces and to Tunney drova a right away. fi^NFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION through a struggle that has bad its i body os Jack came in. Tun- the chin iu* they clinched. Dempups and downs, ho has reached]™? nnilc<1 Dempsey with a right aay ripped a loft hook to Tunney’s Dempsey the main gdal. In tho final, nnaly- trt thc jaw as they clinched. The eye, opening a gash. i — sis. Tunney’s detornfination, Tils [ blow staggered Dempsey. They punished Gone in n corner, and ability to overcome obstacles and exchanged blows to the head and Tunney landed two rights to Demp­ his coolness were the factors th a t' clinched. Tunney planted a right sey’s head without a return. They of the apectatora SrfoeGene Tunney, ■ over the strenuous protests of his I right to the head and Jack chased missed u light left. Dempsey ttnbsi i.'Dsmi psey cohorts had their manager and promoter Tex Rick* him into n corner without dnmnge. hooked a left to tho chill. They e second round. Jack _w by airplane frnm_ his j Jack sunk a right to the body and traded punches to the head in a ntnith tha to a comer punish- training camp to tho scene of bnt- got a right to the head. savage exchange in the center of “ .This news ticked over tle. The idea that he wns running Round Four the ring. Tunney drove u right to any risk on the day of hia ring ih Instrument'and then Dempsey sent u left to the jaw the head and hacked away an the . radio mat to ho used test or that he was imperiling a knocking Tunney into the ropes. round ended. $ 2 , 000,000 spectacle did not enter optician machine filled Tunney hung on ns Dempsey drove Round Eight his thoughta. V fans with glee. Ids fist to the body. Jnck chnsed Tunney hacked sway and hooked The coolness with which Tunney Wchallenger would pepfrom the plane w u h with the challenger into a corner', driv­ a left to the head. Tunney was ttaholder with a loft or stepped when he rlimhed through the ing his left to the body. Dempsey short with two lefts tint nailed head, Gene’s admirers him to fight. It safeguarded him wns bleeding from a cut on the Jack with the third ns they clinch­ *.'Mt but a whoop that could ropes in the few instances when Demp­ left eye. Dempsey missed a left ed. Jack ducked a right to the for blocks. Plainly the sey, something of his old hook to the head. Dempsey wns head. Tunney kept Dempsey away marine had most of the time flashing power, threatened to turn the short, with a left to the head and with five straight lefts to the face. Do not hesitate to give the hoy a -.with him. tide. Such was Tunney’s defense, they clinched. Gene stopped awuy big plite of our ice cream ., It is tld’a ahow was made however, that Dempsey never more from a left ly the body. Tunney Tunney drove a right to the jaw. absolutely pure and wholesome Dempsey landed a right to the y the courteay of tho than threatened. In only two of nailed Dempsey with a right as the and nuch bettor for his hcnlth lodcg in loaning a the 10 rounds—the sixth and sev­ champion came in. Tunney liucked head and got a left hook in return. than many of the things youth Jack drove both fists to the body machine and of City enth—was the champion conceded love, to eat. We make our special B. Williams arrange­ even an even breuk by the majority away from a right and landed .hree and Tunney complained the blows kiml if ice cream every day in Tunney. were low. They exchanged light . paving the avenue in of critics. It wns due then more punches to the head. all tli cpnpulnr shapes and flavors. M Herald office roped off to Tunney’s wary tactics than nailed Dempsey with a rigid as lefts to tiie head. Dempsey forced Phone Your dealer to send a carton the champion hacked into the ropes. tiie fight with Tunney hacking 'henchea placed on the Dempsey’s effectiveness. Dempsey for 'Iciscrt today. Tunney missed two lefts lii<and sidewalks. displayed none of hia famous dnsii They were in the center of the ring awuy. with Dempsey trying for an open­ und a right to the head. Tunney ut the start. landed a right upper cut as they Whatever aggressiveness he may ing as the round ended. Round Five clinched. Tunney poked a long have intended was thwarted be­ fore the first round wns over. They circled around each other left into Dempsey’s face as the Tunney was sure of himself after ip the center of the ring. Tunney round chded. Round Nine CLPHIA, Sept. 24—(/P) the first few exchanges. From missed a left, and they clinched. rhat the new and old then on, he held the tipper hand. Gone hacked uwHy from a left Tunney hacked away from a aay right after the J i 6 nido fitepped, Mocker! nr rt*- hook. Dempsey ducked a right and right to the head. They ex­ treated from tho champion’s vicious left to the head. They traded changed blows to tiie hody at close rushes. He moved inside of Demp­ rights to the head in a corner. |quarters. Dempsey missed .1 w i l d ___ Vu^Aikne* l was Ko- sey ai wihi swings with lightning llCkSd aometime, and I Tunney missed Two lefts t« the ! right swing and they clinched. I t the championship to speed to deal buttering ram drives head, then h<* ripped a left to th| Dempsey was short with a right to the head nnd body that rip|ied * ' man won he titla holder’s faca.jim l weak- 1,Body. I b*in psey was boxing n m ti-itn the Imdv. and Tunney drove a nisly with Tunney in retreat. [ right to the I,oily. Tunney Crnod his resistance. ey landed I sports Dempsey hooked a left to the body [two light lefts to tli head. Demp­ The challenger punched the , ____ -ill the and got two lefts to the head. ........ lot, anyone tell you champion at least four for every Tunney tore in with another right sey missed a right to the head and r-M®*n’t hit. Ills blows are blow lie received. In the sixth, to the head, hacking Jack to a cor­ caught two lefts on the jaw. Tun­ seventh, nnd ninth rounds, Dumpney landed a right to the jaw. &JJ,1-/i f soy connected with swings to the ner, Dempsey missed a right swing Dempsey missed h left and right, ***& ------------------law that must hnvo hurt Tunney, and Tunney stepped in with short and Tunney nailed him with a but the champion was never aide right to l tie face. Dempsey missed right to tiie chin. Tunney hooked a left hook and they clinched. They a right anil left to the jaw. Dcnip- jj to follow up his advantaged were in tiie center of the ring sey missed a left as they clinched. ! wiien the hell sounded. Dempsey Dempsey’s left /.ye win beginning sI Round One /AGQ, Sept z<—{/Pi-EsTunney was abort with a left was spitting blood when he went to to close iiiii] tic appeared to be very [ wlfe of Jock Domp- nnd they clinched in the corner. hiH corner. tired. Tunney planted a hard right i eastward today to After tho breakaway they trailed ^ 6k. Dempaey care two whoopa, about punches to tho body. misacd a left und Tunney drove a ?hta or fortunes" sho said. r 4i_ aa hla nia name la I Jack right to tho hoad. Donipaoy drove* r and he ia aa crazy crai about both fintH to th * body at clone ■sm about him." Sho is quarters. Dempsey hooked a left to the heud und they clinched. J ’Phi: hlladelphla thla afternoon. af Du residenres nr imprnwd business property in amounts Tunnoy landed a right to the jaw from $lll()fl.on to $1110.000.00 for 3, 5 or 10 years nt V'„ and missed another right to the ILUSO BEATS CARLIN Interest. same spot. They clinched. Jack ORLEANS, Sept. 24— (/J1) backed away from a right. Demp­ Will also roitkider ConstrurtAin loans to aid in the conPaluad, of Salt Lake, sey ducked a right to the head. strnrtion of buildings. ti demonatrated hla tu- Dempsey crowded in to Tunney vyr Amoa Carlin, of nnd got two light lefts to the bend. La., by winning the Tunney ducked a right and Demp­ e daolaion in' their 12 round sey fell into tho ropes. They night. Tho boxers traded rights to the head. Tunney item weights. rocked Dempsey with a right to * With tho Cadillac dealer, the used car is neither a “ problem” nor an “ evil”. It is a business, conducted aooordingto sound bust n ess. p.............................. rin cip le s h a vigin g to do with the _______ “ abfli reliability and the value o f the merchandise! . — ' t C ’■ , Many dealers regard die used car as an “evil”, because they lose sight of used car valu es in d e s p e ra te cffoi Porta to m ake new car sales. When you buy from a Cadillac dealer, ynu know that these sound business principles are operating in your favor. D E O B JE B C A D I L L AC SEMINOLE SA N FO R D C A D ILLA C Co. CREAMERY 117 East Second Strexrt Telephone 634 J. H. JACKSON S Office 112 East 2nd St. The Difference Between a Service Store and a Cash-and-Carry Store . I ^ 8™ 8t0re kleH. y0Ur order over the Phone’ or in livers same- in yourti| kitchen. store and de-. - i e y o hu?wlf.take8 y° Ur ta8h ° Ver ‘ he C0Unter’ and you tarfy . We carry at all times, a most complete line of ’ hightOi ridges on which is uated. m apes an id ea l S , cor a beautiful m i STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS POULTRY AND EGGS MI SWEET MILK AND BUTTERMILK pine-cov m goods . location o f S a n fo rd Grove , l beautiful homes S •lod' collect! , asat for MJrarn \Si _ ....... . 10c ____ „•8e a liae ..........— . 7e a Mae j rates on reqneat. . red rates are for Insertions, of average length a line. charge of 80c for on this Page W h V n n t ^ w f ndvcr«sements. w i l t I k * " 1* to ® * vacant rooms, o r s e ll those second hand goods ? A ii electric fan that Is: W sGhIo p CH? i^ , NBEI{KV there in abim dan ce, Durable SANFORD koOFINd CO. Tile lu / U,p r?of‘ * Bo-roofing over old ro()fs. Leaks repaired. E»Jtoytee free, sltiate/tion * g u .r^ : teed. Oak Ave.&3rdSt. Phoni 111. CLARENCE SMITH General Contractor 000 West First Street nt Phono 441 .. We Deliver > i »4 £ T ill: BALL HARDWARE f»(»— Wanted— to Huy. m m \1 h. -bii Ph4oner? 7 ? V b8lh " nd 91— Legal Noticea * DODGE builneM at BanfoM, 8 *mtnoI« C,,un,! H*“‘" ,,r dorian, has been ElnwnH aond Gr*bam Trucks i n . i ." ydissolved and no longer oalate Elmand 13th St. Phone 3 Ida F<t 5 c J|lK5f»T *— 5 r°vom hoUH0- elccu/i near Del.and road on trc#t' WWW IW? mdnth. L. A. Strout Farm Agency 203 Oak Ave. Phono 41 VULCANIZING WORK^ ' I0<U A.NI> GOODYEAR TIRES. I 1 , -I* R* i** Batteries. 1 Istnbutors Cleveland Six ATTRACTIVE roonki to rent for , • Commercial Avenue storei (,r officea at Park Avc., and Commercial Street. W. M n' w Aoung. Owner, 208 Park Avo. ' 1 1 SAN JUAN GARAGE ° » n ( K VUlt, KENT-lT'McIich Hldg Apply A. P Connelly & Sons, Magnolia and 2 nd. lhe aw“ ,,r th# State of Plori r , ?o^’, 7?, * 8f WHBtlEOP. 1 ,Vf Hi.v , ,r»'*rfnrd. aa Hecrttary <>f Stale „f tho .-rrata or Florida l|£rr.u«‘0 my hand and !hV a , . ? of1] Klorltlo. If!” ° re" tat 8T enl of tno Stitto oIIa* 5 f J S * in«''• G-pItat. ’ {his BMINOLE ^HUDSOlv-ESSEX 78— Offices and Desk Room HANFORD MUCK CO. iil2 Magnolia Ave. Phone t!07 PRICKLY HKAT CHAFING 1 °* f,r*,,ember. A*. D, 1*18 (SKAll) II. CLAY OHAWFOHD. Secreiary of State. i m mm$| nu.. h#*P Lictrho hippy 5 -Roo m Furnished On M s •* *1 ^ It Is a fine tiling for ncighlmrs to show n helpful interest in inch other. That s why every owner uf an Essex conch should try to in­ duce the neighbors to beconio own­ ers of no Essex coach. Yours, Sanford Avc. SANFORD BUILDING AND BILL. LOAN ASSOCIATION A com pletely furnished modern home, conveniently situ ated to school, large lot. Hcuutiful lawn, shade trees, fru it trecH and shrubbery, I ’orte eochore and garage. This home is moder­ ately priced with easy terms. De a n - B e r g Corporation 80V i \ F B K L U K H A KID I% imSL > . i M i 'f t * L What Do You Get When you list your property? In the House of HlgginH-Smlth-WiRht you get wore than the’prlv* • ilegv of walking into our, office and telling us you' have something to sell—yes sir! * ' i , t 1 Here you nre brought to an adjustment dt pries based on an honest value^-dexC right on the spat you hire the expert Helling service of the hugest and most aggressive selling organisation In the city— business men— who immediately start out to find a buyer for your particular pieca of plan* erty— men who stick to .your one Jeh until a awe has beeq consummated for yo»—t v . , ( ■IT ? | And next, you have that feettag of .. ^ , satisfaction that comes with the koowledge that your buying or selling wants turo in safe ‘ and that the deal when consummated highly satisfactory to all parties oooeem d, , • j •t S i ■ ; , Now— Isn't that worth giving aa sxchmlvo Mat* DKL»<H*TBO t o C A L L OM V O vJ T H I 8 B V t M 'M C I WANT t o - r~~ * Ing for. \ OH! AREYOO A iL tM C „ MO A <A »M ? I 8 «<« a J T O * PAH MIM< A < A » Mu f< ftt J «i mm •J jt l l T U A N K i', VVE'LL B B h T / >■. {Ait V f c S l T M I 8 15 MW&. J I C C S ! • all r k ■M E . C. Ml F irs t National Bank Bldg. Sells R ea l Estate By GEORGE McMANUS V M E L L * >T 6 C O O O T O B E OP AM' A Q L S T O W A L K ', I I 'L L <j \T DKSL<t&BO ^ A N ’ fiO O O T ' f SANFORD GROVEL L 8 Low Priced Ask to see them at iff*- Gonzalez Grocery Go. Li e y •- /Ajs . i 9 — B u ild in g C o n tra cto rs. They Have No Equal----- They Have No Rival m iOniet Running * 1 FOR RENT.— Furnished bungalow, ■BING UP FATHER Our H ills pros. C offee and B lue, Valley Butter /MV., p r in t -Automobiles for Sale Rn Ave. and 13th Street. •8:,- Farnu‘ “ “ I '-“ '“I *'»r s a l . EUGENE PERMANENT Wove IP!iw B f f - i J S a r ........ . Prompt - Efficient for $10.00. Marirwllo Shop, 'Hie IH8 Elm., Phone 321 W'. 1 Holt QUI( it SALK.-- My f> acre {*’•rvico Basket. 2 nd nnd Magnolia. farm i 1 2 miles west ,,f Lake f >R RENT.—Desirable furnished PHONE 3 bedroom. Men only. Ills, Park I Monroe. Fla., $:i,ili)iui(i cash or PAINTER— DECORATOR \$8,600.00 on terms. See Jmfles A. Ave. [and Found. A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave. Johnson or L. L. Keller, owner. M •] PHONE 303 LA RLE comfortable room, with Fumituro Refinishcd utonmhile tire between porch and 2 beds, adjoining hath 81— Houses For Sale find Kustis, be found at Du 1 U n t i l % I I iuiip jrpom. New house, nice neighbor , " ------- ---------------------------------------S’. J . NIX :po. , 'f 1 tntr llunf \nk l(,m Attorney and Counsellor at Law IKiod. Instantaneous hot writer nl|l M)R SA LE.—3 room Hungulow, ■SAiPOIt!) BUILDING AND times. Moderate. Apply F. 8th St. I '*lectric lights, fine well, hcauti. 300 E ast F irst Street. S la t lo n s — Hef LOAN ASSOCIATION naar Magnolia. |>ul shade, lots high UM(i dry .t)15-l(> l«t Nut. Hunk Hldg. :$HIUi.lh), small cash payment; also , u i . , KI . BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP, “Wo specialize in permanent wuv- FURNISHED bed room. 30f. T> room Bungalow. Apply Oak Mill y *“ L?gal Notices, EL TRIM CO. next to spring West First Street. Magnolia Ave. ing”. 206 North Park Ave. ie car, not tho owner.” tD W im in ;iia v r f iiii inns I’hone 713 1817 for estimates. K -a iA V C Il O I \ S T H I T T I O V , OVERLOOKING RENT.--Desirable front CHIROPRACTIC. — Will renew H )R (W F O IIh . F I.O IIIIIA . RADFORD HIGHLAND PARK room. Reasonably priced. Gentle­ your health and keep you fit. In­ mils wU lie received op to Stucco bungalow, fi large rooms, it:! ialo< 1* M. Hcptimlier it. 1K2B bv vestigate. Phone 482-J for ap­ men preferred. 011 Oak Ave. rilco $8500,00, cash down $500.00, tli iC11r Comnilsiion Hanford, pointment. Dr. W. E. MacDougnll, Kl Ida fur I ltd O u st nictlnn nr tho VULCANIZING 1st Nat. Hank Bldg. b o lt R E N T.—Extra large bed­ Bart Nason, r.»7 Nat’I Bank Bldg. fu iW 1 ns sewera. room, centrally located, suitable Phone 249. LESS L W ELSH ♦20 Un ft. m«nlnrv si'wois. Sin. [for 2 or 3 adults, dose to Imth, ARCHITECT toll In dla Ithat makes friends” THREE GOOD HOMES jlnit uml (old water. T.IIH Myrtle 32— Help W anted— Fem ale i too 'In ft '* circle segment Firni National Bunk Hldg. FOR SALK A v*». l>Oh M..IIII Newer, f i ..III IS In in :•« (!. din. On very libera! terms S a n f o r d ,--------------Florida Iio i lly will fnniHl huhiim'M ten COUNTY — Tiie SA LESLA D IES wanted. Apply F. ' FOB Phone 735 or 784-J. Furni licil room to I»f«Mt slid Hi \\I’l* ttupeudou* developScruggs Scoggins Realty Co; W. Woolworth Co. f> and 1U cent gentleman. Apply Singer Sewing rlimit it In the Palin Store. Masonic Tcmplo Bldg. 'iachilK* ('o. j * .. ftlto ii .'hi ck for :i *y ,,r i unnoit nf 1. 1,1 niiiHi accoiii|.uny hid hi,i,-a. it,iit*i i.rt n ''ample copy sent on e;i.' I.ld. • ’ rooms, bath and sleeping porch. llr M,il|l V,,ll ,,()R RUN T.- 2 ftirni.shed rooms. 'ins ami i.|i.-i-i ri,-,i ,nn I... 33— Help W anted— Mnlc 4 ro o m apt., bath and s le e p in g c .■1col 805 W. 3rd St. nfiiT s.-|ituntbo ir.. nt i'iiy P o rc h . 2 c a r garage. 9 SANFORD BUILDING ANI) In. lurl'n ..f f I... on il.-Lii.nll of less Service O ffered All m o d e rn c o n v e n ie n c e s , c e n r t n i14— Apartments Far IU-nt 1 1 I y , io ca te d . '•City I'.'ininuMlorires..,v,-a Ilo, SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT LOAN ASSOCIATION t o r.-j. .*I a m ..| nil p|,l^ nr BUREAU 1 liis nrnpertv is in A-l couilition 'l uii> In. I tli.it liny M in > itncill TH REE room furnished house. and offered nt a price far Is1low tins DRUG S T O R E - Pre­ 204 North Park Avo. '• to 1to- lii'xl l i l t ' mil of Hie ' keeping apaiInicnt, 2 beds, first Ilie value tor u quick sale. Drugs, Soda. Wc are I floor, .'ill! E. .M b. as your phone. |$(18110.00 f,,r both. Liberal terms.! W It. WII..IAMM. l WANTED.—Good responsible man Call 103 7 . - , i Address Owner, Care Herald, to take over Auto Truck Deliv­ FOR RENT.- I n t'ttv MaliiKer. furnished i ______________ ______ i _____ _| ery. ,„.u Contract with National Uis- i apartment. 1200 .Magnolia. b e e . (•OR SA L E .- New six room SpanHim. Ed. Walthall, ove A Furniture Co. b - 1 / ti, M t $8.>0.00 cash., ('ar| „r Bland 'I'll kadi. Mi’ii'R o r i in iiM rn i\ riti\ ’> i (’are Simimde IlutLon-Kssex Co., | i:-h Bungalow double gniage built I'or further particulars call at Na __ ix o A iM iiM m u n iiis IE. First Street Sanford, Fla. tionul Biscuit Co. office. Ask for APARTMENT I'mnishcd, dose in, in fixtures, furnished nr unfurnish­ “ VI.K |cariy a full line 1*.(<•«* In Iii-i i Iiv k I\,.| Hint llu-re ed m I'l.rl Mellon Sub Division, ln*rc light. Cash or Mr. Wallace. every conveiiiem-i*, piivate home. ""ire A. F. <'(ilium, First Nat’! ' l l l< a MUI ^ ,-r c i- r ln li Ii ,111•«,-In. Ill Dear Ed: I,, ■>ia, i e mill .<ilii-r |n-it<>i,.il |irn|i8 wunt your business. oOtl K. 3rd St, A forgetful neighbor ia u thorn Bank. • >1 if lilt- . ,.| l-.iltv. VV especially if the 'H c le ll. lie,',-...... I. h i lie I .iI .> U,1u . in the flesh, 34— Help— Malt* or Fem ale • > .»— f.oLs For S n t FURNISHED i . •ms and apart " 'll che 11 i .- ->,♦«■,„*•• Alt.iUM'lii,' neighbor who is so forgetful is •Hum. FI,mil.i '•!, Ilu- ”n,l <1.11 of i ulhO me of these chronic borrow­ merit fur icnl lu-'i E. .3rd St. Concrete Co., general 1 OR SALK. One lot (!5 ft. front , . ,1.1,, A. I' I'lsr,, iii lie- >i, ■tir ,,f ing neighbors. ,[uik, sidewalks, build- i WANTED.— White expei iemvd l« I’ .11 , « I,l,•♦, i:,I*. "HI |non Sanford Ave., m ur San I.anta, ■• i«l'i - "eriultt i. l, mu Iihi,Imm ><| Ncighborlinoss is one of the fin. [Irrigation boxes. J . R. i waiter or wnilrtss, The Union o n e rufm-I.ed ro.un apartment. sacrifice price. See (I. (’. Fellow.-. m i.■1,111tm i>. rin- ,, i,<,v■ 310 Maple. I'lior.e 287-W. Prop, * News Cii. I.unchruom at Deput. ! esi feelings (hat the human heart F i h I H i I h H i . '.'IM I n ,,f 8.11 A i>' ' • ! can hold n joyous willingness to i >ni * • TWO ROOM, it;. ta :r; apartment, ;!>0— AulumohilcH I'or Sale M ian , i s i . .m i , i i i :|.i . j help a neighbor out of a difficulty AilinmiM, H I P , ,.i Ho* with llie loan of a cup of sugar, or boilronin und kitchenette, hot 10— Money to Loan i JKY f'LKANING CO. water. 311 ,'lagm lia. M im'iV, H ,i'..,.uL.,l,r " ' ! « I"«i of bread, or an ice cremn i U I I.L\ N KNlGHT a ml Ov i-rland big. Repairing and L.'U liKM i; (• MIT, i i k i .I., j frec-cr, or an evening anil,-or a F j «fid M. Mutur Co., one 106 for prompt LOAN? — Money avnilaliii' at 7 per PARK APARTMENTS Furnish­ v<!iiiIiiimi .,i .i, ,,i Hi,i, tooth brush, or Himetning of tliut Park and Commercial U hHi I,' "1 I-i,IW " •1i.orl, cent. Cli.su in property. A. P. ed corner Central St. and Park M il, h. II <luc<aa,'il. Ave.—-Eidrlricnl icfrigeration,— Connelly <fc Sous. __ I And it is n great pity for some HUPS- MAKMONS ~ Murphy steel kit, hen, etc, Pimm* i people to impose on this feeling 1 Sfirifnrd Aittnmuliili- Co. £8 BARBER SHOP CIIHTIFK VrK HI* 8 18 J . # j of aeighbnrlinesH ami hy their im- 1 "•Id Mugnidia Ave. I’hone |.*:7 I 58— Household Goods ■■gnulia Avenue. ( H I VO It A T I* HI i f , i l l '| ION ! position tend to cramp it. ■ .mrliert Special at - 1—-------------------------------— — ----CHRYSLER I*-” •HU v v ' i r : v m i n\ > r i l F : l . O n e o f t h e b e s t w a y s t o d e v e l o p ' n ladiei and children. |EIGHT new i roam color shade i, 75— Husincss F lares for Kent v IM IO IIII'v o r T ill-: s t a t i : ; a Npu i t o f n u i g l i b i i r l i i i e n s in a n y [ (H A S. 'i'. FULLER MOTOR I it 33 in. x 7 ft. never used, III 1*1,011 III V. Phone (192 T o I-I, \VI|i i.M 'I'll KSI-: I'llFH- nvighborhood is for the ne ighliors | FOR RENT. Span- now mTupied " I W. M St. STEAM PU ESSER Y 1$1.26 each. 915 Oak Ave. KN H S I I A U . i oMi:, Hltl-.KT to return what they borrow. These hy Clirvrler Mutur Compuny. JE W E T T AND PAGE pressing, tailoring. —----- r------- ------------—-------- — ------IM neli'liliurs wlui always borrow nod West Lit. St. Apply A. I*. CmiSanford Dealer betto Avenuo. Phone fiO— Machinery and T ools. ’ I'll IS l o I ' e l l if V III.II. W I,CUIUS, nelly & Sonx. SANnIlD KNTUIti'ltlSKK. INC. H always forget to return are cer­ RIVE'S GARAGE in iii ( t l a i i ,ii u i i n l r i ,l mi,| c x I ni I iik tainly pests that ought lo bi> dealt 208 W. 1st St. Phone 617 • SINGER Sowing Muchino office m id i lha l . in v * or l li e Htnlii ot with in n serious wuy. Thoy ought F l o r i n . Uy H. J. H|.mku. Iu l ’ rc s lR8 Seivico Offered moved from 1J3 Palmetto to 110 STORE ROOM for rent, miitahic for mehcnntile btiNiness. 115 ,t>-n11ml M. <*. Tallcv, Iu HCrruturr, to Im forced to live for a wlillo NASH E. 3rd St. Come see our eleetrie miiK Heal uf l lot rnriuiralIon, (lid out in the great upon spaces where Mngnojin Ave. Apply W. W. Pot­ Loads tho world in mrdor car value. on le lllli day of July, A. I>. 13W, them are no nolgmjprs. KINS.—Haberdasher consoles. ter. Phone 831AJ. cans to-In- ru-lncoiiioriitcil undtr SMITH MOTORS CO for C o l l e g i a t e With tlieso findings in mind, 1 llie [iruVItloiiN of I'lmpicr 1IKIW, fil— Miscellaneous. First Street. I,uW of Florldn, Ai-tu ,.r l!IZ3, HA.X- must confess u certain admira­ I- h I 9 K J N T F I l l ’ UISlOS. I N C . u e,»r- tion for n lady I recently heard of. AUTOMOBILE D E A L E R S -d f you lior.Imi, 77— Houses for Rent. with |u tiiincliinl iil.-ite CAMERAS ALL makes phonographs, serviced, want to sell your used cart, ml- of lulnesH nt Hanfm it. Hurnlholf Shu muvuil into a rural neighbor­ SUPPLIES ropaired, timed, Jacksonville ex­ Uoiiiy, In tIio Htulo i»f I lnrMa. nrd hood mid shortly after taking up vortlss dally on the classified pugc Winona Iho iiiroti«*r ofi aMuv. uch *■ m iiifriuom n t ii i-i n w il IlNOLE PIHNTERY pert, Victrolas and Edlsous FOR RENT. -Furnished four room her residence in her new %home, r o r u r a t i p n did ioi tho 2 l s t ilav *f ' W. H. Lumlsy, Prop, ciality. Phone 786 ask for Mr. Bungalow. Reuuonalile, 717 W. USED GAR EXCHANGE i. 'iW A iliW , xA.. i1.1. I Din,r r u n mo i o bo film. her well became contaminated und Irvin. Flr»t St. CORNER PARK AND SECOND In to o f f i c e o f t h e H o r r s l a r y nf had to be cleaned out. Sbo aeqt Ktiil o f tiie Hln lo o f F l o r i d a uk over to a neighbor’s ono morning DRUG-COMPANY Q. W. WANSLEY, Manager u f f l e v l t , u n d e r tin, prnvIslotiH of Rexall Store” MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people FOR RENT.—Two small country s i iM C lia p te r ImillG. L ikvh nf F l o r ­ and borrowed two buckets of water. •pecialty of ourr prompt are interested in Florida. Each residences. One located on Cel­ CADILLAC—OA KLAND ida, l e t s o f 11*25. nliowltiK t h e dlseo- Tlia following morning, when her lu tla of a u ch e o r p o r n t l o n . t h e said well had boen repaired, she vory rescrlptions am na aaick of them through a classified add in ery Ave., near riverj the other on —PONTIAC— co rf ration. to-w it: HANFORD uelivezy. th« Morgantown POST. Six qents Geneva nt Beck Hammock. Price rg; . Sanford Cadillac Company ' CltPillMKH, INC'.. h e r e t o f o r e promptly returned two buckets of “» — Hot Sandwiches a work ror six consecutive istaeo. $20.00. F. T. Dutton A Co. 117 E. 2nd S t Phono 121 I n g Will in lie lir iiu 'lp n l plueu nf water from her own well! * QUA3&5T, SERVICE, COURTESY J \ ‘‘DAT-Fa N" 77— Houses for Rent. NEIGHBORLY Location—Plus Phone 611 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ m . “Amid Majestic Pines” LOANS s tit, will be received Specials at the Stores. Elton J. Mouffhton SANFORD GROVE ■'Hastens East Wlfort Husband ,(£ah In AdVaaca 15 ----------- r ~ ----------------------------- ontiouances are not CadillacmdUifftr*Jla$o B*dy StyUt and Tyftt, 500 CiUr and Ufkaltttry CamHaatU■« m o to m AD. RATES |F L O R ID A -O R L a NDO— OHando ! Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ 80A— Itoal Kjifute Directory U n OLN FOR I) — FOR1JSON ' Edward Higgins. Inc. COWAN—All kinds of fied business, ruts lr « word. min. Omner. till & Palmetto. I»hone 331 [ a d v e r t is e r s /lln and Sheet Metal Work, nnuni 24c cash with order. HIGGINS-SMITH WIGHT, INC. (id representative ytater and Bout Tanka. At Oak Real Estate nnd familiar with rates, Avenue nnd Third Street. TeleWANTED TO BUY INSURANCE b r o k e r s classification will phono 111. ______ ( bEAN UOTTON RAGS [flhnpleto information. Do d g e b r u t i i k r s „u wish, they will HODGINS & GOV AN CO., A m ,!- ____ * 1 ^ » A U ) O F F icp LIST Yo u r PROPERTY WITH in wording your itadintor and Bhi -u metal worKu. 1:7__W iik i7 i~ ‘ THE LOT KING” ' p, mako it more efPlain and omanieri;*] aheet ineL I ' — Ko,>m s *V|th Hoard, Jllii First National Bunk Bldg vork. Tel. 710-V . 207 FVen, h 1 Dealers Avenue, R}>OM.s and hoard in n nice home. THRASHER * GARNER DRTANT NOTICE Horne cooking $10 week Real Estate nriil Fire Insurance S L 1. GOOD USED CARS . . . era should give their »»»*"• w. :trd St. Phone 22’1-J. 112 S. i’ark Ave.. Sanford | 120 - Ford Touring . nffico address as 2 5 — F lo r is t s . , *2.ri Ford Coupe . i«ir phone number If ROOMS, with, or without nioals J 2 f, -Ford Touring results. About one SE E It, C. TISDALE for good buys Reasonable, flitoa. Lincoln Ilotol. 123-Ford Sedan of a thousand has “STEWART THE FLORIST" In Real Estate, 2:i(i Meiach Build­ is nnd the others Flowers for all occasions. $24--Ford Runabout HOME COOKED meals and rooms, ing. I *2fi—Ford Ton Truck bmunivate with you McLANDER ARCADE reasonable, 1«8 Davey-Winaton _ know your address, Phone 781. Kucsteel Axle Apts. 14tU and Sanford Ave. MrCAliL A FOX, Real estate In­ sntinunnee MUST be vestments. Best buys are among I MLI.ER O. PHILIPS, Inc. erson at The S^hford fiH— Rooms Without Hnurd our listings. Phono 7415. lire or by letter. Teie- 27 — Professional Services. The universal recognition of Cadillac ax not only the finest of fine cars, but also the greatest value in the fine car field, enables the Cadillac dealer to allow for a used car a price that is fair-^-and to sell it at n price that is equally fair. D IV IS IO N o r O K M S R JU . lualness services offered Dally Herald ' Jsing is restrictsd . classification, ror i* made The San-, id will be responsible ne Incorrect insertion, User for submquent Tno office should be gncdifltely in case of The tendency in every such case, i$, 0f course, to ask the used csr prospect to pay hack to the dealer the un m juustifiedhiffb price for the used car, whiich the dealer has allowed the man who traded it in. Wants a Big Plate Won, Says About: Battle «- Cadillac fe$ Protect the U se d C a r B uyer did not lack admlrDempaey. •tort were on an edge 'flashed on the screen *hot with a left - A cUochod In tho comer tweglnning of round one. The heered. But when they t Tunnoy rocked Dempaey carried him to the top. lie gave to the body, backing Dempsey, to traded rights to the body, nnd Tun­ ijfht tp tho jaw that wan ii spectacular example of his dar­ the rrpes. They clinched at the ney shot a left to the head. Tun for a great outburst of ing. when without warning and edge of the ring. Tunney ripped a ney drove a right to the head nnd S — ■. m U*-: M M i & . J : kw w w s i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 24, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/54d64bd29db7147d363da4a1ce88cbe9.pdf 1c98b3482889dc6da259e0bdc9215463 PDF Text Text C-r- I sas V. =3= |pl av ■ Aewdated Press Full T V.WJ fa • -- -T " * ~*r*- Glade Section ;r,of ^ a te r $1 J HAGEN f u.% it J - ) /7. V a * ■i*:* mm BNUBD O '-r ■' M y t,\ u M f t l BEACH*, fllfc, Sptj 28.-2-(fln— Tbo people w* • to the .Belle Glade take to; flee t hint — u- ------- or north •wind wHR$f It ft feared break the dylru"preteettitg tne com* munity fr#m ImM Okeechobee. P la y s M a s te rfu l G am e T o W in ~ mps used to edmbat the slow* F i r s t 18 H o le* o f F in a l* In .................. * If P ro G o lf O u M apionsh ip T U t W ith E x -C a n u jia n C ham p m{ .. ro w m |l, rrr di W l Hurrlpeas*. have , tioDths of the U t*. summer Florid* • between the ana early autumn. ■ .• ^ Dcfemher and Ma in tks " last t e 28 . 'Thus they lU vs Floritk and t i t aceonllng to a survey o f Otbkr Quff sUtas free frogi dand­ t=ss= the u. S.' Weather B u reau . re­ er during the late autumn, the en­ MAddlt Wait W am ti of Snow cords by the National Geugthpldc tire winter, ahd the early aprlaR and Cold Winds From UpSociety. Only a few months when that area attract* par Northwest JNow Under over reach the United Its greatest crowd of visitors. ‘ Sts-Incli Bkahet of White thes* atW confined to a period "Tho Warm seas eastward and the three months of late ■ Drainage headquarters at Was; southeastward of the Gulf of Mexi­ and early autamn. Palm Beach. A mechanic wan co are the birthplaces of the hurri­ A copy of the news bulletilt station today to canes. They aru the creatures of "hurricane mrd hurricane groWl to atmospheric pressure and temper­ .j t ‘ I « months," published by the NaiV Rtato drainage ature; nnd these two factors are * ’ engineer, eand i Glenn "V. 'Sco tt, Hy Capturing: A fte rn o o n 18 al Geographic Society of W * varied by the sun boating down on Wheat Harvest of Dakcdss I» ‘ Mayor Romfh IMcfatreh ingtiin, D. C., has been recefv resident sklent engineer, arc in the the uxpanaea of Atlantic watef and Hagen. W ill B e H old er o f here by the Sanford Chamber' Impaired U Great Extent D am age W1U B e R m sd red . territory. S. W. Hyatt, county i tho land mass of our continent. \V 1 »< v T h rp e C h am p ion sh ip T i t l e * MCommerce. and Kansan Corn Is Hurt*] , Within 60.Day. W t h a l •ifntiV {eft- today to review tliu | Does Not Occur In Winter This news release is sent' situation. Visitors WUI Qd Cared Fee CHICAGO. Sep t 25.—(AV-Thei GARDEN CITY. N. Y., Sept. 26 COO leading newspapers of the Un: { "One of the most striking fact* tth’ the ptffops gbirrg n6 Itn—mm V e*’ *--• i in regard to West Indlun hurriNorth and Middle West shivered —(A*)—Walter Hagen was 2 up On ted States and it is considered at mpdipte danger is anticipated today in the swirl of wintry blasts MIAMI, SepL^fi.—UPi—iuhabilunless north or northwest windLeo Diegel nt the end of the 18 sweeping in u broad southeasterly itatiou took renewed impetus urine. hole round of their .10 hole final fan from snow cnp|M . . -d wheat fields through the storm stricken ares toThe cross state highway be­ for the professional golf champion­ of the western Canadian prairies, day, a Week after the devastating WASHINGTON/.'! |up)— E r n e s t A m os, s ta te tween West Palm Bench and i j had occurred sipce 1887 was piade ship ut Salisbury. » To the south the cold wavo mov­ hurricane, with fears' of famine, — A P — T h e g r e a t j " It will show northern visi “1 1by the United StateH Weather Bu. Bello Glade, which is already opt roller in r e p ly in g today pestilence and riots allayed. * I'layihg the sume ftawless golf to oor state,” said Mr. Dougl under several Inches of water, reau n few years ugo nnd it was ed down the lower Ohio valley and d ra m * * f p o litic* t i a le tte r w r itte n h im la s t the winds that halted wheat harAm optimistic spirit prevailed lor with which he crushed Johnny Fnr"that Florida is free from hi according to th county agnt’.i luund that in this long period not r e h e a r s * ! th r o u f into the Texas Panhandle, while the most part. [ht l»v G o v e rn o r J o h n W . office, is tho only avenue of |rcll of Miimuronerk, N. Y., Ilsgen canes In the late autumn and'the'one storm of known hurricane investing in Allwrtn, Manitoba and co u n try M * T w ith 1negotiated the initial half of their ontlre winter nnd early oprtng, tensity hud visited the West InStores and business houses many rtin r e la tiv e to m e th o d s usenpe in event of u flood. Saskncnewan with a six Inch wit,th shatUmd window* and ci-usk j a r p ort* 2(1 bole contest in liil strokes, the tho months in which tourists a rt | dies and Gulf regions during the fling in t e r e s t on p u b lic snow fall coursed along the St. ed doors, have opened to dispose of f o r f a , _____ __ same mark he posted yustorday attracted to our state." ; months from December to May ^ in b a n k s o f t h e (tjftxte, depleted stocks. morning in the final semi-final The news bulletin on hurr!c*m|j elusive. Two other‘ month* ta n Lawrence toward the seaboard. reach tt* Mat act fc» The unseasonable Umperaturo faed th e c h id f e x e c u tiv e mutch. -. follows in part; ' practically bu illuminated: NovemDrug stores have remained open v o r a U r coogrARMoof sent tho mercury scurrying down­ he had n e v e r re c e iv e d Hagen apparently could do no­ "W est Indian hurricanes uronot'|v* r * lth only two hurricanes in ward to unprecedented September in evmry community to dispense tio n *. • medical necessities and banka thing wrong and on almost every new, nor are they confined to Flordearly 40 years, and June, with six Vdolfar's personal bepefll<fhim hole Ills approach putts were lip­ Id-, says a bulletin from . the Not all of the few November und levels and brought well below have carried on In the face of ad­ • WHh cesstnl •o f- the "X ' [.funds, that the records would freezing weather to muny north­ verse conditions. Threat of typhoid coegress at stahe^.tta ping the cup for birdies. Wl ’ ington, I). C. hi udquurtors AfUune storms rouch American terri- western him out. and that he would,if points. " has passed with improvement in Hilary o f The fourth and fifth holes were the . '-itinnal Geographic bociJty.I tDry,ed, furnish a complete BtateIll the Antericnn northwest tho sanitation and a better water1 preHmtem halved in pur. Diegel drove into "t of nil funds deposited to the "fn the season that is peculiarly ' Starts In Auguot wAvo ussumed proportions unpar­ the rough at the fourth hut his their own (i’-> - nro 'hurricaa*- . July itself is ruther a poor alleled in the meteraloglcul records supply. Food ia plentiful, with tion for t Jt of the comptroller." •■ 1 second wus almost under the flug. growing muiitt: ’ just as there are *lurr' c**, . month. Less thuu u und entailed oxtuiudvc dumnge to groceries und restaurants supply­ lot. governor requested the “The sole k * “ Hagen wus siiort, hut chipped up ‘corn-growing months') they h aV *r 0ZeV, , / hurricanes have been wheat uml other crops in Wash­ ing orders. Governor Martin Honura the troller to explain why over and then wus down in one prububly l> <■blowing up from th*| pe<;or”e" Mayor E. C. Romfh of Miami In casiojdga, as Jh® lnRt 40 years and ington mul Oregon. From that JtequeMt Fur Extradiliun closely Interest on public funds had fur his four. officlnl statement today called at- tor Lasneece C. Gulf of M i.Jca, the Uaribbuuu flon *,Uir L . th,>n' reached shun; urea, u blighting chill crept over chairman eg the Of Sunford Man Charged allowed to accumulate in u A twenty-five footer saved Ha­ und the tropical Atlantic slacu! Vhw n,ul hurr't,un*' season Hturts in fields of corn mid standing sm all1If teria) eonsmlttswv M With Criminal Atusaillt gen at tho fifth when the cham­ those bodies of water und th# August, ^reaches its..peak in Sop- grain into the central West, add. th® c,ty *lnce tho wtastrophe. jonvillu bank for the past went' is “wheths* American continents have existed ^'m' * n. “ ®nas dm’W** OcCdier. One pion dropped his tee shot into a In the six days that have passed years/ Whether l/roper 8eIng to the millions of dollars dam­ prove Pm ident C Paul Fletcher, alins “Chjck pit. Diegel was safely on but miss —a matter of some hundreds 0v reassuring fact is thut when the age from recent heavy rains. In since the storm, this city has come ab n ian y wus being taken for det t_4\ thoununds of yea -'. But only u \ hurricane season is at ita height ed his first by a fraction of un inch. back with a speed that la amazing, Phillies,” charged with crlmip.il a in the various bunks, and if western plains fields not reached few o£ these many potential o *a -; F® greater percentage of tho Both then went down on their he declared. ' . ere not true that large sums assuult on a 15-yenr-old girl, ntist hy snow flurries, killing frosts hdn troyers actually work their ie - llt£ rro" ‘ *'• 10 r^ ch the Gulf4 or Were spread. te funds had been kept on go hack to I*nvenworth, Kan.,for thirds. - Hagen still one up. Mayor Romfh sxp rasrtd '^ * M h- t e r a j a m * trfnl. Governor John W. Martin late Damage to unharvested (Tops end opinion of g r**t*r Miami that over the state. The chumpion became two up ut structlon on theterritory of th e ' A” a®-'c Coasts. Many curve back edition the sixth when Diegel, finding the Uhlted States, and three nro con- j *ntu ” 'c ocwun vv<,n ns far east at was estimated nt $12,000,000. this area will be able to «•** far 120,215.02 tjio hank at yesterday signed the extradition lenkral' rough on this drive was short with fined almost wholly to a period'of I . (Continued on page two) p*pors after Attorney Gen1 Furmers in Illinois und Iown were its seasonable visitors. He pointnville, the comptroller said, jd jth e his second, liugen, with It) feet of spurred to activity In wet fltlda in used as a revolving fund to Rivers H. Buford overruled hy warnings to recover seed corn .............. Potent Potest of Fletcher’s Mexcner s counsel counsel, B F. tho flng on his upprouch, almost ate delay id" remittances to from their crop. While the Kansas Gal , M iausholder. sunk his first putt for u birdie but state treasury. There- is no corn crop waa re [ to w y idtrig for security on coi­ •' Fletcher vyill leave here to not-- needed only a pur four us Diegel beyond tbo (I* I. end a ns until the . money finally "now ‘in custody of Sheriff C. M. took two putts. gra ve. fsar , to fth * e ...... ..... , responsibility of tho of* Stringfellow, of Leavenworth, who A ltar tho seventh hud been halv­ t cfMgC tne cold and frost wbiljd,'(nv mtny a th#' treasury "except .the arrived here Thursday nccomiun- ed nt jours, Diegel drove over 1100 instances, complete the d am an be­ led by J . E. Gardiner, a Lco|ron- yurds to the eighth, llugen's run rs," hb added. gun by record September rainfall. _________ . J U . •»> shot struck the pin while Diegel letter of Mr. Atnos to the worth newspaperman. Winds of tornado velocity car­ ed llttl*. damage, was 16 feet short. Tho former Tho deniul of FI etcher’■ plea at or follows: ried tho lower temperatures to _ •ijt Apprehension caiiuomn open champion then satura to the affioe this Tallahassee that he is not n f»gimany regions and central Illinois, of 600 fareilUz of sank his first putt for a birdie Boyw And G ir b Enrolled I n AV, V C. . Hariline H artiin e of of iSunrmrd Sanford Ad* Ad> tiva from justice and hud no con­ lag from Jacksonville, where weary from three weeks unceasing lyj“ ' * **** __I__it.__ * assisting state nection with criminal assiiult ends Hu-ee while Hagen missed un eight F Jrn t S ix G raden T p J M t t V . C om m u n k etiu n T o battle with floods wutrbori mm/rtilN footer, reducing the latter's iulJj 'ZUl N :aw «fiiit W. ___ _ _ B y R ecen t L a w ; (T ia u a n o o g u T im e s S a y in g start streams hack up townrddlrnen'. wad ■»ontage to one up. overflow stages. O f C uunly T o Open Monday " “Not Fit to HoM Office Mim Hugen out droVe Diegel hy JO , Sr commun A record *[ow ow temperature ofijtmoi oil nty fourth, which you had al- arrest, Fletcher’s counsel, before yards ut the ninth. The hitter . above was reported ffrom r o m evKY ', twenty perza* Ip tM* Hitter denunciation of Governor ”Yaklmu, |ly given to the proas, with ro- Judge, pi/G. Sharon of County then hooked his mnshle into a , Seminole county hoys and girls ’ ’mu, Wash., and rt-lthrea nnd Baker, O Ort-| three sxrentlorex' WM ...........the eastern ond- of- the nec to interest puld by the Bur- Court,' asked thut probable cuuse mound but it curomed buck into enrolling in the Drat six grades of I’eay who dnclured that there wns _gon, while rge b _ for the detention of Fletcher be the green. Hagen, on with a sufe the public school system Monday retribution in Florida's storm tra ­ wave hml sent the mercury to 47 day night had been sent to tha is­ National Bank on funds de­ with it by the comptroller shown. Ho declared that Fletdier ipprouch, was purtly Stymied 18 will bu furnished with free text gedy in made by a former Tennes­ degrees ut Chicago early today. land to take away all sstttars and that gava lllit^ # ; jing the past' Beveral years, wns arrested on a "telegram and tubes from the cup by Dicgel’s see resident, now living in Sunford Snow flurries were reported in that only , three pessons bed refu s­ hard tlmee." ‘ d*.** unting in the aggregate to $20,­ circular.” Judge Sharon held that list pull, but {curved ibis ball books for the first time lu the in n"letter, to the Chattanooga, northern Illinois, Iowa and Minne­ ed to leave. ’r t , 6.62 "in collections made through there wns sufficient cause for the nto tin- hole for ii half in fours, history of Floridu, it is announc­ Term. Timas. sota, • The city b is t*e»'.p«Vcfi on on Uiving him still one up at the ed. There are some exceptions, offico many smull checks ure mun to be held. The coldest reported spot in tho extensive scale, the "drsifnetl yes­ W. C. Hurtliniq proprietor of Fletcher's counsel next Died n tun. pived which must be collected however, because tho qunrter mill the West Side Grocery of this dty, country was Helena, Montana, terday *nd last night yielding eight whuro thermometers read six de­ Cards: ugh the bankB before It cun be writ: of hoabeas corpus against aecumulaung >ns charged Charged gnh occumuiaun* levy wus found inadequate to buy author uf the communication at­ grees ubove zero. Ankle deep snow persons . ed in to tho stute treasury, Sheriff C. M. Hand. Judge W. W. on food by receiving i^oods^in^tours of tacking the Tennesee exoctjtlvo’s ull tho books necessary. Wright of the Seventh District was reported in purls of tho Duko- relief agencies. pltecting these ( hecks Home ure Higon .............6-14 4*M 444—!!5 e t all Teachers will give their pupils Florida storm statement, declar­ toz, with temperatures dropping as known storm fa ta lltic s "^ ^ Miami soma qi Hy paid only after several pre- Court ruled that tho prisoner could Digel 644 426 4.14—110 ed that Governor PesV’s remarks inons ami the lapse of cotisid- be held on u fugitive from justice a list uf the hooks which the reveal thut he Is not fit to sit at much as 40 degrees in u few hours. areu has been completed ahd a total it e 5 $ $ Square At Tenth Slowly rising temperatures were of 406 injurled penona remain in bit- time. This interest, $20,­ warrant. The finul appeal wan |)iegcl squared it at the tenth state will furnish and a list of the head of u stute government. forecast over much of tho middle the hospitals, emergency and first 602 voluntarily paid by the directed to .Attorney General Bubooks which tho pupils must pur­ wih a par four to Hagen's five. "I wonder,” Mr. Hartline sold west today, with cloudy skies and aid stations, A fetal of f r t per­ nett National Ilunk, which whs iord yesterday. book to The Herald in u note accom­ possible thunder showers. “Fletcher’s young wife is stand­ HAgcn's drive was in the rough chase themselves in the foil limes unquestionably held on sons missing wse the stores, which curry uutlioiized panying tho communication, ’“ if osit in bunks in the nume of the ing loyally by her husband. It Is am his second was short. On in text books. but r thee, he required two putts while you would not like to know that sptrollui’, in his offleiul capacity her money, it is said, thut is be­ safe. There rimy be a short ago of there are u few former natives of |publie funds and not un personul ing used to employ counsel. They thi contender was down ill pur. Higcn sank a birdie three nt the friw text books its tho requisition ren(lessee who are tuklng excep­ ds, served ns u rovolving fund havo « four months old baby. becoming one up again. for tho bookH furnished by tho tion to I’Cuy'a statement? He does |keep the principal fund in bal- Fletcher, murried throe times, has eltferrth, Hu approach was four feet from school principul wus based on the nut express the feeling of tha a 10-year old K^rl by hi* firat vile*. so us to causu no delny in Tho ulleged crime wub commit­ thi flag and he dropped his first 11)26 enrollment, according to T. neuplu of Tennesseu, for I know littuncus to tho state treasury. put. The twelfth und thirteenth |handling it in this manner it wus ted Sept. 7, in a woods neir a thn were hnlved In fours, both W. Ijjwton, county superintendent they are sending help to the atrickof public instruction. Hied areas.” sehool building. Fletcher is cal convenience to thousands of 8, O, Chase, city commissioner placing straight sure golf with In the event of a shortage, the Bald Florida Was On Spree tns having business in this of- ed to have enticed the y°ung g o f'Sanford, will not be a candidate Hafon outdriving and outapprincipal hus been Instructed to who make remittances by into his car. He wus identlfidl by Tho governor said in his state­ for re-election after the expiration purchuse usable second hand iMioks ment: "We are nil sorry. Thot of his present term, according to <k. Upon audit this sum wus the girl, uccording to SI riff protchlnc. Irives with irons and two putts from pupils who have advanced. )vaa an awful disaster, but Florida an article appearing in "Hanford !in m S S e A t I into the treasury out of money Stringfellow, by pictures o tho now cftcl halved the fourteenth but at Ho will pay half price for tho Sent an u big spreo. They were Today" a weekly publication. Mr tallrosd, died at 1 l in the bank standing to tho man and a description of dit of the comptroller in his uf- car, which he drove to S b ord tho fifteenth Diegel missed u books1needed in his school und bo fast losing their hold on religion Chase made this statemnnt during night In a hospital at Waycross, Ga. He waa taken to th* chaico to draw even again. Here reimbursed ut the first meeting of tod good order and law observance an interview on his life history. sl rapacity where It has always from Kansas. Fletcher claims tho chnrgeis a Ills approach fell only eight feet the board following submission of lown there. He 1s serving a third torn as last week and the The body will the bill, it was explained. (Continued on page two) dost of tho collecting officers "framoup,” by Police Chief John 1 Mr. Hartline's communication to city commissioner. He was firat train due at 8:18 o'deck tomorrow Glynn, who wired Sanford auttoriFroe textbooks must not bo tukelected to a one yrnr -term In $io Chattanooga Nows follows: like state, Including the compmorning. A m , '** * ' on from the school building, ac­ "Ip looking over u puper from 1019. He was elected to a three ford chapter o f . “er being under bonded respon- ties to arrest him if hv retujned cording to ruling of the state sup­ year term In 1020 and afain In to this city. loma I noticed a statement made ty to pay all monies collected Locomotive Engl erintendent of public instruction. by th# governor of Tennessee that 192$. Fletcher's automobile wn* : at; . hem Into tho treasury there is " “ * who la accompanying Hbld tached today by police on recold of Pqpils deslrjiig to tako books home ' Mr. Chpso has long been active ilstounded nio. I can hardly conzw providing for any security •, at Jacksonville. mJJy'purchase" them from a book cpive a man of Governor Peay’s in public life here. He wae ehairWing collections so mude until instruclflons from Jacksonvllo. DU survived by bis Fletcher, it is alleged, owed abut (funding muking a statement of man of the committee organUed in widow and tour small children. Ha ] finally reach tho treasury ex^stamped os the property of th* 1017 to study the proposed change the bonded responsibility of $1,000 on an automobile whlcliho (Continued .on page two) state. of thq aldermanic government ta was a member of Sanford lodge •.officers. Realizing this, what traded in for a new car whlldon S P R IN G , Fla. Sopt. 26.—VP)— the city commission form. He said No. 1241 B. P. O. E.; and the lodge ‘ority I hold was taken for roy his trip to North Dakota M month. He will be charged vlth Plats to re-establish their commuho did not aspire to public office will attend in a body, according etion and I may suy the state disposing of a mortgaged cari it but after be nad been elected he to 0 . P. Herndon, exalted ruler of nityund return there as a part of never suffered a loss under Member* of 8anf< felt' he had a ddty to the city to the than struggle ugalnst the elements was said. f _______ tbeUret motive E n -h policy. t, perform and desired to remain hi gineers w whlo have brought ruin to them d tho rer- 1 l a Tranaialoaion office when obligations voted while time and again since thev began . . . . a commiesiunor had to ha•super- g to rt,., jltureU pioneering in . thi toniea received by this offico PaharaL orreiigemenU w lU not 1merely :Jp course of transralstladea strict, are being made OMkiaU of the Seminole .Cogft- ontributlofti to the Red Croes bo, known untll Mn, Colbert or. Mr.' Chase is president of Chart L residents of Moor* ty Chanter of Red Croze tods/ ex­ find was estimated a t $2,000 at » to the' state treasury through pat o f __ rives In. 8)urfojtg'ioawrrdw. A Co.,-grower* and sMapan of cit. non today by W. M. Hayeo, treasu a collecting agency, and as i m i , evacuated from their storm pressed the hope that no campaign Schools of Seminole county Wl Ha tried holnes as a safeguard organization would be necessary to irer of the county chapter. He rus fruits and vegetables of this ictlcal proposition, 1 am . un­ open at 0 o’clock Monday mor oatr to pay money into the treas- ing. Tho Hate of b ~ k . n ~ f •gal t disease. answer the appeal of tho American v as unable to give the ezaet flg- dty. * ‘ until a fter it la audited, and f • n to bo ahneunosd by tbo Ua Airthe refugees took up tempof- Red Crose for money to rehabili­ i res, he sold, ss ho had not eollectve ascertained what is dtia b l­ ers, credits exombrtd and «•“* .............................. - 160 of tate the victim’s of Florida’s stofja (I the money left at banks and c rug stores, . ' ue many, persons remit tp this tragedy. .Tha ■ ' ’ Sanford alio gar® $1,750 to the " too much or too. little to coVquota jwse **>t for Seminole • 'N<fcq« I. iTiW-' -» ■ »>ji.*.7T?'iti v ' * 1 lief of Moore Haven, aertrding [.the items legally:collectible and an d ^ d aw fi . but H. C. DuBose, chalfr h •*Tn* t a n k B. FosUr, caalrm*n of able into tne treasury, which. ’ the county chapter, aald i«M»y' niohilii.., ,«* the 'Citizen’s Relief Committee, som a. time in working Offers have been made by wished' ta see this county’s f Sanford teachers met this mo . i l k would make a toUl of $8,760, ugh tha regular channel* of ingfrr organization purport* „uthoritlea to provide homes compart with any other FT / oeaKRed Croei chaptad offli office, before filial adjustment. Pwmanr teacher, met In J * j for em either In the city or on county, population and wealth ce«* _____re depending entirely'iipon ildewd. ,,, Seminole county a conregardless of their present r. .tb*i r 8outIiildd Primary echool boiM1I*U has, therefore, happened If the es soma time ago. An atrtM^as trlbWllons was eetimated it.D ,7 W , V(lu*Ury *. contribution!. Pi aundttton. times l hays been nerewarll^ jJJJ «pd gramfoar UacUre, in ti tit* ! donated U* not bsUert* to influenza’ was the cause. 1 Bha Clsenrater, s city on the w rtt I to keep oi)'4*E>oatt ii» barriftGraimnsr school *uH W fc complete', evacuation ac1 1 sufficient to iwpreeent BcmlnoU found bobbed hM t'to e l M l m thi« state that I considered safe, jn_ • . t Womtlsbed, n t shed, isave for the retention coast and smaller than Sanf^ c luuty In tha roll of Florida-upuh* and comfortable that'she bo* vigima,el money urtder Vvj. year’s enrollment is expect-F Jf. .dozen men to care for had raised $8,132 up to Th m .. the organization will taka so* handling funds peld th, 1916-2$ f l ^ r r t H ^ d c »v ; (»m v. 7*( count* reoerdz bring Itbe 'ftmdl to |h« r with about 6,000 _____ aclxtus u iren $1,788 to tho re kgfc a paint to trt\A i»«jcim t p i w h An s * h « a w n « » x r sum apprtt ir st »l In iven°$i,«Mup) had fted today from t; ““ j reveals , TALLAHA33EK, tia forces would 'o f Ftorida’l W "had given $2,600 —< «—The Florida. search for 1 Br*troll. His Bear They A evolving Fun# « To Save Delay REHAB UNDER Crop Damage Fixed LL MIAMI AREA Close $12,000,000 A Many Birdies Pave < Way For Great Win W S°T y*i [sonville Bank, <is Jsed To AsSmfe [Speed, Accused Says Brin R.jf TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 26. FLETCHER tO BE m m OVERTO KANSASOFFICERS £ FREETEXTBOOKS EX-TENNESSEEAN WILL BE USEDINRAPS PEAY FOR ONFLORIDA COUNTY SCHOOLS Rtei Mtehu!, fir Jit' ' Chase Will Not Run For Reelection As City Commissioner Hal Colbert Af tec ii At ,W*y«g$$»ii ■sites M[)ore Haven Is To Bf I .Rebuilt {After Like Water Drains ir^ Of,? Seminole County H&fi Given $$,750 To Relief Of Florida Storm Victims & School Begins at 9 (^clp^k Mondi Marie To Be First Bobbed Hair Queen ism Huge Cyprew Tree , Wfll Be Preserved rrtriSU JW Z* mm 'A M 'With • ipopulat it is ( ws- by an Ij few il over fcUVitorM lersld- mm k«SA m sjJS; Ifi WHK ' �r i*v« n 1%^ MfftfTmuUbWUUWH ft « i Sp»i firw uyMi t-roiui *‘.Wr a sWrianlg6ga>ai!y>u/. J •i i:wFaiw%>nn« ' J 1.1 3 WpwSSffl K -i:” ; WyJ/J&u f T g r r .;® 1 ;r w ' ‘ J /ft | V’ “ f-t’.'v i . i I ^ A V•rl •> ► ‘ . . i, punt. too «in bo planted In thoTomu 'W * *•• i •* of v [ * I' j (B— V . y> 311 First National A i r ■.!•BAN? >.'S T' Real Estate , .a u - ' V . D **1 ■ S 5 ' C m IM M v Jno. W. Siieu. t; • n n n m o m m iiu ii 7» «M MM ^ . 4th & Myrtle All Phone 539 M' ' ;/fV‘ r.’ ' V * ' ---------- --- ............ Western Pork Feed£’ ...B lf ilatthat -‘ r * o n ey ^P^ARENO'raAi U f. Tslephorf 732 FLORIDA ■r ^ [T i| i n n M v ■sir tip-. *" t. .m , * LTY COMPANY I1 COLCLOUGH 1 : ■ ip8$A LM & rT0 AVE. *•* , f Qnliiy Meata at Lowest Prices J§ w ,.|* < n fr iid M H S \ :__ TT* i. 71 WESTERN • j Veal Chops, lb. 39c j £1 | Pot Roast of Beef, lb. I9 c j 10 Lbs. Sugar 05c ‘ m f:,.. ___ jfeV' Campbell’# Beans r/Mb >» gf-, ^ Jm ■j No.r2 Peas 124c • •- • WESTERN * <| 5ome good thing* to knm about es |2 Western Chuck Steak 30j£ I -----------~ 5 ; Compound Lard, 41bs. 63c j nits tn wide-at ihe shoulders; just a No. 2 Turnip Greens 2 (■ Washing Powder I '; 25c & , 6 Lighthouse Soap ©ifeaxwelLHpose Coffee t e : .• 49c * w OvemrniinR tho obstacles of the treacherous Enulish Channel ufeat calllnK for nerve undcouratfe, but it was accomplished. Overcoming all obstacles in the “Channel” of ’pro#ress ingrocery merchundiaInfj roqulred courage and certain rigid policies of HONESTY, HIGH QUA!.ITY and COURTESY, to patrons, but A&P stores have conquered. Trade “Where Economy Rules und High Quality Predominates”—the A&P Stores. No. 2 Tomatoes m ^ Edgewood Grocery § iff:/' BifiRy 2484;Sanford Ave Phone 306 T A S T E S and double breasted suits are good. Channel Swimmers m ; ^ ' suggestior (f the waistline; narrow at the hips; trouies drape easily with slight ta­ per to tht hoe. Both single breasted won Is GO OD W *' y' • When you open a can of Snowdrift and sec **§r •how white and creamy ^thi* cooking fat is, you ».vr , are tempted to taste it. ®* / Go ahead. It is good u£. ' enough to taste. SnowJEf.). drift is so rich and S"fe ?xk*.'■ *»wholesome, -- - — f and at the ■ V ~ vr,‘'W i \.same time'so fine and S& jffitf JB ?:V< •r delicate, that it imIff $ C\f?y: \ Kg?;;.- proves the flavor of V'j. everything cooked ;■with it.. ‘ •. m ■ ( t/ie cedar c cigar boxes. • ‘ t Plumblojim is a new blue with the dusting ol ^ray you find on the plum. 2 ■i Dusk and thunderhead gray are pop­ ular, too. ■ 2 2 25c 1 i Old Dutch Cleanser. ■ 3 Cans fo r .................. 20c! You lnow the sun will always be there in the morning; you know style will always be there "* itoes .09 A&P Ketchup 14 Oz. Bot...... 25c 1 13c! 13c . into tie finest fabrics. It’s right at the start and it slays right. • • thingihere now—extraordinary valued, too, at * . „ - .j 1.ftk - * to le Sauce No. 2 Can sr A&P Peanut Butter Always Fresh, Per Lb.; I I rjM m ".* » •• * A*Pm* • a4» *1 M • - - -> ••—»■ *i} You’ll find all these new * '* ■r ** IB .W *‘A'4l in thee clothes. Hart Schaffner & Marx get it from the authentic sources and they tailor it. Okra and Tomatoes No. 2 Can-................ rrrr- Sm „ j Jello, all Flavors i 3 Pkgs f o r ........ Iona Baby Lima Beans, No. 2 Can • dlss. j4k Hart Schaffner & Marx style is as certain as the sunshine 49c Sultana Red Kidney Beans, No. 2 Can .... .25 [*opyri|ht 1926 Scnanncr & Man i 5, ■’ : P & G Soap i 6 Bars for.. Circle (E) Jam Qt. J a r s ........... , .VU The nlv color that is in greatest favor isCedarwod tan; the shades you find in a|rjlftv ir Coffee -M i*'-**■ ’* ' •i *t,* v ■ V\ * • (i/iIf ■*, ' ■ 1 ■ •, V. to IjM. h $ •rii It Ju ■ ' .a . ■m m �W M jm n m g f l ' i i i i I I I « f t B 8 8 % W B W - ft I i «i fill* * ' m * ; k - . . / I ------U v ,. ,t(; t: Sergeant Cfatchel fs the berries v'if when ffceOmog -to- placing the guard and netief^he just days, .Boy* do-yornr ’stuff.” -)t» 4>. , . . ,...... Sergeant Schal 1 of the medical detachment it: always bunting for pills -and lotions for his gang ns welt ae thoso seeking relief in the devastated areal > IfC.-CA' v > i; - r - .r ijji cm) -; <Wof»r of not. R ‘ ten. bun? state r "'W h e r e . w rurtil ..ed,' usu ythnAftbr , . _ Mr' northeaster; forming pretty, s c curvet. The primary ftho careers of HT>ese lleved to be nren tmospheric •yrMsure^r _ >that exist* practically perninthr over the Atlantic north of.th e Tropics. In other-words, a * * * * * blanket. o f heavy, glugggislr air lies continually over tibia* area. Along Its northern edge In the Tropics heated air, rising, causes little swirling disturbances which are the. seeds of possible hurri­ canes, But there is a certain in­ fant mortality among these.storm , lets, especially in tno winter and spring. Then the Atlantic 'high', extends in a board, band on into the North American continent, forming in effi “ ‘ ‘ g Wall of heavy air which theiaW na*I cum ui pass i Cannot Confined to the Tropics oplcs they are dissipated without. I cgUftisbr the Afl any RhU MiHneiwt United States concern.'1/ • .When it comes to singing "mule eonga," Sergeant Greer is a good bass and the other boys follow Mb , , th#**omnor. comptroller now Jus melodious voice. of money belonging to " * in banka over Private Robison is still hunting »: deposited * * that rack a prractlce for his "automatic." He lost it «p for Mine tin some place in tjse Morse arcade audit showed that the during a melee of hunting for b o s hed carrying In cigars and burglars. “or otherwise* to raWte of tat from Sergeant Meredith quickly vol­ ►<to ; “ Aaach unteered for duty at Fort l-auderand that a bald daie and he is still there "goldofla. to two months before bricking" as usual. Tom had to paid into tbe treasury, iut the sheriff In Jail after knockgovernor asked the comp* ng his “brown derby" off with an to advise wboiher the latter automatic. . “ulred security‘from hanks CLEW ISTO n T F la., Sept. 2 5 ubljc funds were deposited, Corporal Black Is a great boy —'The dykes timt protect thij you having deposited pob- with the girls. He is a good-look­ town from the waters of Luke la collected by you to batiks, ing soldier gnd known it. • Okeechobee hnving bi*en repaired than depositing tbe same the state treasurer, as con* Private Summerlin, Bruton, Cook and operation of tbe town pumping ted by law," tbe governor and Rowand an* holding their own Plant began today for the first US letter," I think it proper In Fort Lauderdale, patrolling the time since last Saturday's (|ovustating hurricane. Engineers esti­ I ask you to advise me wheth- deserted ami keeping mated thnt tho flooded town wil! not you have proper aecurity everyone instreets lino. Fort I-audordalu ho dry within 00 hours. A ca re ­ . funds collected by you and was hard hit and need all th pro­ ful check hns revealed thnt no ftad to said banks," <• tection th f guard is ablo to give. deaths resulted from the storm. comptroller was asked to N -------Clewlston, some 12 miles south, i any banks where public funds Rungc, commanding, west of Moore Haven on the shores I been deposited, and the Is Licutennrit hard, getting very lit­ of the Kverglndes reservoir, Lake . and whether or not in­ tle working sluep. He is doing his stuff if Okeechobee, wan first believed to being paid to you by said any soldier ever did. Nothing is ..... Pon tha same whldb you too hard for him to accomplish. He have shared Moore Haven’s fute. J£pr have had deposited there- is doing everything for the comfort ian 7 ----- i f , m M g* >1 „ the stetement th __ ___ made-liquor faTdnneefee . — 4 Thte nmn who wah tog Mm Jtoa caused several to be kilted. I cannot think Governor Tsoy, doer not know s. It has been brought to -ion I am sure. I f be-te ’ ■Y®d*fearlite man he elaima to Idvt rp• rijts was at cose dur­ ing odr fall ,out at Miami and a d lady asked him if he ' miUtla- and he promptly replied—Yes, l am the militia. ' lltoui S S T itn U o f if o f the people in thoir trouble. loir's letter went to the rHl office at about 7 might. Tho latter, howJSM at that time enroute ftNtta*oaville to Tallahassee, not expected to airive .pi, until this morning. ’ The puhUQ hot only bdlevo in the goodness o f Dodge B roth ers M otor Car, they believe in the men who build It and the m en who sell i t ' ' , T h at is Why the word DEPEN D ABLE is associated the world over w ith Dodge Brothers name. It goes beyond the product and embraces every departm ent in Dodge Brothers great organization. ^ , i , j Handling ea«e and luxurious com fort that will ■ delight and thrill you— — Sport R o ad ster ....... 1027 Miller O.Phillips, Inc. Elm Ave. at 13th Street 1 Phone 3 , O o d g e-B ... *',an" # ro th ers •- h 1 ’ X ,•'is GROVE : a e ‘ 5io ^ 7 35 Com e In! Sec these beautiful cars, finished in ■wkingly new Duco colors and the luxurious c lo ^ d caw, with “Bodies by Fisher.” , A rrange for a ride! Enjoy die brilliant performance and unmatched driving qualities that m ark Chevro* ' kC M the world’s finest low-priced car. $ ljndmi $ A D ‘•Sifst; *4*5 K AT LOW COST •1 ' • , I/" San/ord A v e . g t lO th S t r ® ^ } rioiic(f^?ffeoJ •- St A m iiNiiiaSSfojiii; Firei National Rank Bldg. Phone M l H v.R i!'-* S vft+KMjsi* ■ a te d ft 0 H’J L •M * ■ ■ ti gm rtf' W lk lv c'1 fe.;,-: ' • JJ ■ ■ ...*“■ 'V:-( V“ if- 1 *- ,-r *w - mm . . . . . . . PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 25._^t ) } —Modern invention, whfch hu pul the human raee on spring* am cushions to eliminate.' jolt* cn< hardships that were endured- by A fish earlier gensration*, i« doing as cd at s i rT-la much for the poor fi*h. • Members of the finny tri whieh from creation have'battled with waterfall* and -rapid* to reach the quiet headwater* of b e lo w ^ itet* ‘ •warns to order to- deposit .their to [*t«j are now Being luxuriously , lifted over such obstruction* bv •rated’ au toiteM g;^ rleVatora. m s edu be uMIired ', Helpe Salmon Spawn regardleee 0X h , Building of huge water power fo down ap weQ 1 3,^n8 J n th® etreami on the PaAnother la :ific Coast has brought a serious toto use’ t i n , problem to the intorests which seek consist* of- a' __ o maintain the production o f sal- charged roda to.i ron and trout The salmon goes taring mill o sea and returns by vsoma mye- turbinee. >, crious Instinct after tour year* ” tha stream of iu hativity to Clubs for ______ pawn. vacated as eseent The erection of dams In s u c h !------‘ ----------- la A club treams placed harriers to the fish, j when pcrsusslon t wW,“»ireB that in yeara t0 Sound business t>r X , rhc i , y,pply. °J. ,aImon * n'l I Vico operates cm * r Ish of similar habits would be basis, and flour r r ,: Army lVien otlldy ■ Uses Of Women In Times Of Conflict bore Haven Hardest;tht' "ftVHl in Proportion Its ,* l Tuesday Evening, Oct. 3 . •• ;y>, 'i, r J: eifct with Governor Martin and : which serve rhinese diRhes. Withf ' , nyo’ c,,mmiRsioner o f ; in the last three mouths its door* h\ ” MV1‘‘ “re. 1 hnvo been thrown open to AmoriThe co-operative coid storage 'ian trade—for such ns can find it. plan# law was passed at the 1925 i 1 ° n nn i»*>ricnt South onii pcsalon of the legislature. It was : f,! rcPt •Vrhpro 1,10 h”us,,', RtlH shov one' of Governor Martin's strong- ; th*-* majestic fronts of the old day< cst recommendations, and war n d -' >f f,,!,h,onvocaled by the chief executive dur- i ,,OH 11 i!t M" ,le iqg nis campaign for the governor-I . Th‘‘ wif‘> ”f the proprietor, a ship. Th** |«w provides for assist- ; •|’un,P. r,,sV cheeked woman, greot* ance by the state to counties for |the guest with ceremonious grace uf&a, 1erection of plants for storing .ml- Service is on a strictly American 1 jmnl( and vegetable products of the dining room table. One Imndivd cals cuts were u If the main dish is to be sukiyaki among the pets and trained animals whose stale to await favorable conditions the table gns stove in the center lives were Inst m this New \nrk fire. They belonged to M b. Adcfor marketing. [Charles Spnrxs mnnnger of Sparks Circus which exhibits in San is iignieq lighted ami and an ____ i . i . _ wiiinw of ‘ itorrmann Herrmann the Great,’’ Great," noted magician nn iron frying pan f(aide t ’" llerrniun wiwiw m The art gives the Hoard of Com- IS 1, Oct 4, prides himself on two thinga—ability to raise bloodrt set in place With chopsticks th e ! J|P 1 ' ,M'',y ”r 1 Collins, aged trnlner, also was found*n the rniRiiidncrs of State Institutions brat''1 and to select chnrming girlH to ride them. hostess deftly dnhs the pan with n /ru,,lH' l , iic <.it 111one vsenped. 0 lAl Macon, Gn., where Mr. Sparks maintains his home Hnd where th» authority to act for the stato. hit of pork fat and then heaps h fcjibr quarters of the circus are iocntod. are his large training Imrnit I Ians and specifications, drawn up it slierd onions, pnrtinlly cooked I Although n large corps of expert horsemen are retained there all tiy county commissioners must lie string beans of a vivid green, JapW round at an enormous expense, Mr. Sparks gives his horse j his submitted to tho board for inves­ anuse mushrooms, leaves of lettuce, brsoiml attention. While he hus specialized in native breeds bis tigation into the needs of the sprouts of hnmhon, squares of yel­ hides include a number of fine Arnidnn and German horsed all counties for such plunts, after low bean enke, a hit of endive and aim'd to a remarkable degree of equine intelligence—the kilter winch the board must approve the then across the top lays strips of joup of HI being a recent importation from Slellingham. Gcrnnuy, plans. l.ref, veal or chicken sliced thin CHICAGO, Sept 25. mV)- • in its present rowdisl condition rd are valued at the modest sum of $50,000, Hut it takes more than ' AH - r tin* hour;I’m approval. , he A cup of soup stock is poured in strike that doe* not lint rffert horses to make an exhibition of equestnanism complete aitl at. I county commissioners must deposit to keep tiie whole moist, and n ,,r ............. , . fbe pick-[and those whieh select waveh't'vc. ,,lh,r lishnient. |lengths other than those to which with the state treasurer a sum iHcing of soy bean sauce ami a [ J mutter'! originally The fine, sle<>k, well-kept animals are shown at their best only equal t<> one-half of the estimated sprinkling of sugar is added. , 1ori.siilciid proper in Midi W n,nmT.' i1 they ”r'K1 »«lly were assigned by Conies serving time, and the host k,,u i.,. ,, >" < hnago. I t , 1ho ijepartment of commerce are Iheii ridrlen by pretty girls. Here Mr. Sparks finds his sou,hem Cost of the plant, with the latt and urges its members nine ideally located, for within 11 short radius are hundreds of b.anti- given authority to expend any por­ *’r |eKs flicks a raw eeg in end, per. I jortmcni , 7 c «L ? " / w ''j* ,| unfair" _and lit ol commerce at Wash- to pass them ___ bl g irls-"G eorg ia Pouches" in birth ami looks from whom hr so­ .son’s bowl before dishing out the , > J ()I1 ............ " \'L. ' 1°. J l ^ .! Ehe, m disU. !!v?r whtn thuy Jig ton ammiincid that the radio turning their rts bis dashing equestriennes who hum added so much to the fume tion of the general county fund irul |piping hot sukiyaki. nw of l!M^ did not permit its con-, any part of the agricultural fund the Sparks CiiVus. Then with an injunetioii to keep fiol of broadcasting. 1 In addition to affecting Chicago not otherwise appropriated. The stations, the associations has .the remainder moistened and to] state treasurer then sets asidi "Walk-out" a “Time-out" stated that itn movement is na­ •‘ js tir and turn the ingredients fre­ like amount of money from ilu quently, she disappears so as not ' me "walkout" really is one in itlnn-wido and that llsternohi -state treanury. The Board of Com- to e m b a r k s toV g ^ ^ ; to A toir lame only, for th* striker stnys'HI over tho country ure joininiMBioncrs of Stale Institutions struggle with the chopsticks. psticks. Iiiit Lnt i f 1 h”mc “ml refuses to listen. That 1‘tor in the effort to keep tho sir lets all contracts, and the pro. er she re-appeara bringing toast 1 f"’ h!‘ t,T nH “ deaf uur to those frw>of ronmttlon. The B. L A. .je ct supervised by that hoard, ed eracker-rakcs with a senweeil, ,,f0‘i • st,,t'"ns lie eonsiderH! " Ih” '» taking uponitself tho task •which also pays for ihe work. loaf wrapped about each as a spe-' unf,ur ’ lo h,s interests. ”[ warning stations which stray / Backing the move is the Broad- !j °in a*r’ tolvlsing them The pplnnt, the act says, shall ciul delicacy, -----------------------rust Listeners Association, through ‘ ‘‘nt their llstoncrs will decrease In be upon to the public upopn pay­ Q l . J , , whose nfforts a previous strike for number as n result. ment of storage charges and com­ A r h n r M a m a«norul "Silent night" in the Hesponae to the strike has boon pliance with the rules and regula­ /-V n mmr «. Chicago urea was stlccassfully con­ large, tho uanneiutinn official* said [RES MOINES, Iowa, S ep t 26. Fine Arts Commission, in crtinec- tions governing the storage pre­ i t ducted. Before this walkout only today, adding that tho drive will John II. Inman, l-omnuimler- tion will, tin* committee of) the scribed by the state. Monies real­ I>wrt nf the local stations adhered b” continued until more stnbla contbief of Clio Grand Army of the Grand Army of ilie Republic. ized must be kept in a separate lo a . "geiitli’innn’.i agreement’’ to , diI ions prevail, or until congress . . . .gross l|iirl.lie, delivering Ills report ut “As the year:; roll on, the i;n- accounting, to lie expended for cxmain off the air each Monday icnurls 11 law governing the situ'i^tij jninnal G. A. It. •munip- portanee oi this UblH of upera. operation, and for e.-tl.lH will g,mv ”t night o (hal receiver owners mulil atinn. uii here'Ib.lny, ‘-lecJurui iho or- ns one of ihe great sidelight*. <iing', ‘tobhshment of u sinking fund lor j WASHINGTON, Sent. 25.—(4b grope for distum c. 1 sUoiT*WoTiITT*6ol ',v'<rtTfifno "with our way, ami the rfiliation ■..■•■'TV rejiaymenl by the county . to the . The Annv is looking urnim/l tji ,h Nnl ion;il Effcrl (lot weather and flnods have tty olbtr, nor cease «<• fuinlion peril for this holy purnoMe. late the financial assistance roil- ‘ ascertain the possible uses ’/nr 'Ilie ns«m'ial ion’s latest drive is il.i010 great damage in Yangso pw, ‘'lull go down willi colors dereil by tho latter. Until such | women in war time to relouse nier, , " ’1lie grim rcllper tins wrotlgl directed against whut it terms as Valley of Chinn this year. (ring." is made, ihe plant shall : from cooking, laundering niuj a "air pirates and wave jumpers." , 11 11 1 10 1 1 . and havoc in air official ranks dti repaymenl With tlii- rising prlro nf silk, the for nil, he said, the end m : j„K ||u. y e n ; Two I'ast Commund bolou gto the state, and under its 1h”sl of iderical positions, but the ft rmitenihi Hint new lirimilcast manufacture of rnyoti mixture* in ic long •frill is nearing. Mat wc era-in chief, comrades Daniel III siipupi visioii. Receipts for storage, ! Navy, whieh nmthpred the idea, is transmitter:! which conic on the air Europe is increasing. _»n inarch on and mi .0 .In; ful |,a|, UIH, c i,liru.s t;. Hu,ton. .Judge with the article described, date uf |l»nrred from considering women ns II.innl 1111(J eomplet ion ol ”l*r ; AdvocHle General Comrade Robert storuge, name of person, firm o r , n fu'tnr in its war iduns, except triotic course. We do not wish , ^ McBride, ami National I’atrio- corporation storing it, and rate lJI* uurses. amalgiiinatc with any other ho- I tie Instructor Comrade Levi L ong-4 lur^lt ’ This situation hns been brought *,L’ kept. ticty; we Imvn taken our plaei 1,1 ] fellow, and a large number of Past about through the enactment of liiktory of the Republic; wc Department commanders have Wjw llur taHk we were set lo d o , crossed the Great Divide, and be­ • mm m U‘»vy personnel to male*, and tho nil know that wo did it. Thai come to us only 11 sacred memory." T o ‘ Navy now find* itself furnishing Ermul Army of tin* Republic al- | v ss R l, ewomen Army winithwartime, ,lutH on t,M ‘ valuo lin S O il /e £ t, S o aa y D ealikvpe rr of gathered *»ys hns been right. We must gn ‘1 through its own experience >n the vjvu with C’uliirs flying; und we ; SEHRING, Sept. 26.—</P)— In World war. eseecli n>; did tliey of old, ‘Let j Iroportion to Its size Moore Haven hy rrvunta depart in peace.’ At the heighth of Che war II,iffered more from the tropical "Ami now the lla'io is come when, A t tearing out sale of lute sum tirricanr than any other rom- HH0 women wore tho navy uniform Molrd iintial buildings inuiitle of greatness must he j liter stock and early full imr- unity in Florida, Henry W. link-* its “yeonmnettes" and reserve .mrajliin 11 upon other shoulders. I rhnmlise, preparatory to the re \ director of Red Cross disaster es, and tho Marine Corps had 2(19 sre those built wllh ■ay au-revnir hut not good- , moilelip- ol the store’s interior. •lief, declared here today after an "Marlnettes" d o in g clerical work. The last member of the Wompye top I hope to meet and greet j started Uiiliiv at The Outlet, 215 highest grade brick. r.lgrctmn of tlmt place. jon m other KneanipmeiitH, so I East First Street. Il is lie fir t '."Ik Moore Haven we have great- mi s Marine Corps Reserve C.orOur lirlrk can lie de­ »ng .n I am able to make my |dl ! sale since the de solution ot th-' <! death list than any other point ; I’"™ 1 M,,y , <»cncr. of New V ork, piinnge to these sacred shrines, j partnership between Mrs. F. I!. itruck by the storm," Mr. linker : r,,tin!" lhi" f*iii '“ "J “cders nre| pended on—Il I* guar­ I did the bent that I knew; would Robbins, now tbe sole owner, ai:<l Hid.,"nnd I will make the state- there can hc no mow women in the Alliert Raffeld. anteed by us for all nf I could hnve done better. rfeecthof the effects of the storm Marines. The only worm'll left in V • Naval establishment .-ire the “It bn* been 11 year j f intcrmln The sale wilf continue lOIduys, ir proportion is far greater than building purposes. Get aythlng else in the affected nren.” ‘members of ,hn Navy Nurse CnrpH, |kd sorrow and joy. Morrow rit it was uiinouiiced. rtupeiufbuH number of Com. Baker returned to Miami to- “"mherlng 175, and the Navy Dothe beat. idc- who have renchod Iho Riv'but experts to revisit (hc I'nrtmenlrecontly extended to rn Haven district to place the *bem n measure of consideration t* brink nnd nave crossed ovi>r, fill force of tho Red Cross behind in prescribing uniform regulations »d 1ejuicing, in the thought that tip relief work there. fur shorter skirts nnd Imhbod hair. deeds of these men forever all stand out in bold relief on vhc Warranty Deeds ^cutchoon of the Nation’s grdntla m Moses (). Oversti ret to >v*ern-.<. • street Investment Company, gov­ Ambition llenlizcd ernment lot 2 of section 21 p 2(1 ‘ “My supreme ambition was to IN EVERY PARTICULAR south range 21) east. passed our exclusive Civil War our auto renting system is satis­ IL l). Latimer to Wille lice , ME lion bill. On July .’I, IU26 such factory to our patrons, ns they V 4 of SK'-V of SW l l of siftimi •ensure was signed by the hnvo tho selection of the car they 21 range .'II cast three cres sident nnd became a law. The II tp desire, and can drivo the lies!, Rose Court, Inc., to Mar arc* Miniated cost for the first year they hnvo a multitude of car.'i to L. Proctor, lot H Rose Court ddi$16,000,000 for tbe iiiereiues. tlOII. choose from, und nil are guaran­ •iving of iho |72 rating which teed perfect, mechanically, and Amanda Williams to I’eaV^I E. m-iins undisturbed !h one of- ihe otherwise, and tho rental rates, by 1 Malloy, U8, H 8 acres ftfli pointer ns about . half <>f ihe the trip or by the hour or duy, Mcllunvillo Realty Corp. jjjriiyor* already aro in the dunsaro reasonably law, Grctchen Householder, idte 2jl ”*caii„n, n<| the nalqnco are i>oing Tccepled tin iholr toiling iitrength und 26 . Monford Itork. ,j \ », ' ,) ntilles them to such cfonBlderation. Rose Court, Inc., to Margurcl L Myrtle Av«. and 2nd 81. . "The Increase of tho $50 com- ■Proctor, lot 7 Rose Court a^li■ntial **ajse. , . ndrs ;« $06 is n substantial raise, tion: thnt^ 25,000 1 • Marriage . l.iconsio ‘ \ ; "I was surprised '* *|dows survive— who wefd the I RoyTTucker, 24 to Maud Rmjllj rivi ......of Union .Soldiers whllo they 121. in the Civil War service. They Warranty Deeds r*t $50. Tho — Army Nurses get t Bi iwcR Realty Go. to.Idn'JMn^J lot 1.1, 14, Block l Drcnmwold. j. "A resolution pasred Congress •Iludwell Realty Co. to Cnrme|n Ind was higned by tho President Hvtnuon, lot 2 Block 0 2ud secti June 17,1920, instructing the Wne • ^cpartiqent to accept trora-thc Dresniwold- • (•;* •• O 1 Rnmufl A. Robinson to Richall ^•mnandor-iti-chief of. tho G«topd Allen, lot 39, block 4, 8*mudtM • uniy 'of. the Republic a’’ m (1 subdivision. p»wlng tho Logan General, Order Robinson. Marnie Cunningham Ux Hull ‘bihllshing Memorial' . Day, ?n- P. Lavigne, lot 25, A. D. Stcnd , . 8|16 o. « M v . -to V'M EM rtibed thereon, to be located In ford’s addition. ■ , “*•. which limits Sanford School.of Music SANFORD GROVE, Ijnc. >•I,';}, « . i » kmu w h r i i SUKIYAKI NEW JAPANESE DISH j SERVED IN V. S. 5. B. McCALL, JR. -'k ip R.^*1 mmm Amphitheatre of Arlington N«Hugh 8. Mitchell to tenal Cemetery, j yirtfala. Vr; . . •V dl.’ lot lS’and lflTi SylVail Imta • Memorial Considered J HUgh S. Mitchell t8 Tht The selection uf''the spot for Greenhalk. lot. 162 and J55, Jje tablet nbir/jk tiaiHg considered.. U k e , section 31 tp south'retire 8( llC .*vrftll Km nKmiiKu tilX East. ’ ^ ^ " ^ o d g e ^ 'r a n e store from* Sanford School i m iim sM Phone 763 x i t 'I Busy People Are Happh^r-. to. W hut a pity it to for anyone not HkvfL:i( thing to do. Decide on what you are beaKT ified to do and then do it with all yoMr-d Save a portion of each dollar earned artd’t It promptly with thin hank whero i t will a atroiiK roaerve fund. * . 4 Per Cent Paid on Savings A cew w ii^ ^ 'i ■ ■ . ; Seminole S S B T ir - =±3 1 ‘i j i r k i ' LUMBER A,.. »«•V When buying- any of these ^ not pay to take a chance— _ the best from dealers who atb, hnnlr n n their f h a i r products. n r e r l^ o f a ' to back up — il. T. Lipscomb, Mgr. W, P. C«r!frf,,A|NC' Quriity —Serriet. ^ - Courtesy G, Phone 566 LBT US SUPPLY YUUR.BUiUMNQr Two Clreus* PTsy New Kmtk d It’s the Only Big "CUsa A” Clrwa fv . This Besson i ii. t 8 parks Is One of Tkem ■rnmm £ ‘ ,. • * % :v / tiivl *» tV.H ■ ‘ AWivMG Lumber & Supply h?r M. IV >* # S a n fo rd :F to 'M H a r y e O l e i t i e n s .......Violinist Don Joneon ..............................Pianist ^ Grarnelrpddffe ......I ’erior® expense house, Palmetto Avemto .$100. '< ElUo T. W-. Langiey, *" inder *a 110 North Laurel Ave. wm Does not the luxurious tliought of a com­ fortable future appeal to you? The trif­ ling; sacrifices' necessary how will quick­ ly fade when you become the proud pos's^sspr of your home. , . Reel & Sons EL C. I I IpEltPreg. ' Mc * ■ r-uyfi » jML*rvuiui:.^ . ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla.4 Sept. 26. —(/P)—A number of counties of Florida are gradually awakening to the fact that county and state co-operative cold storage plants' are possible hy, legislative act, officials of the Bureau of Im migrn-' , , tion, ot the Stato Department o f ' ” °8 lo n ’ H as JnponcHe R e sla u rant Where Popularity of Agriculture, stated. , Several counties hnvp written the ! Hish Hm Become General department asktog for copies of j BOSTON an the law, indicatteg that th*y were! » ,,u f in N * Scl»l - 26.—(/P)—The 26. ‘ to take op* the matter*at Jkn; Amoric,‘n public long » go accopt. date, and other similar r e - 1 c" 0il sucy, chow mein, and even i . 5 w°rr being received a lm o s t 1”” younjf (with varied Rpeliings) dnily, it wnH aaid. but sukiyaki has Mtill to make itk ° Js fi trr.on county recently an- "Hf Konerally known, nounc that it was ready to build ! 0*. ATI5 FYINO You Drive It ERVICE- . . . .. * :) Legal Record! „V 1 h foldwithbrick *375 AAt A . _ . . m*i P lan ts A te B y A c ts O f L eg isla tu re _ __ _ . .. ..... .. rand A rm y O f Republic T0G0 Down With “ Colo F ly in g / ’Says Commander MOTOR C A R S Perhaps yoii loo, are looking for a hoitiesite so admitably situated emong nature’s gift to Floric a-the pines. at these LowPricesf Am arin?sm oothness at every speed! Sparkling acceleration! Forty to fifty miles an hour, if you U keru long as you Uke, without effort or any sense o f discomfort— such are the riding dehght« o f today’s Chevrolet— the Smoothest in Chevrolet history! ’ tte r 30,Of tionxi ,• Ufrtmi Listeners-in Form Association To . Strike Against Pirates Of The Air Touring Car ................... $ 938 Coupe .................... 991 Sedan ................................. 1044 That slogan, “Amid M ajes­ tic Pines, mtans more to the average horrle owner than many other features cou ld possibly mew th a t y o u n ev er dream ed possible in a low p riced car ,Jn J*#sion . - v v ,* mti Outlet Holds Sale Prior To Remodeling Vul H14 f 44-^-84—50 1 proposing *n W W W for *n»wn efforts N tJv* enroll- ' -4,'V.v v' r x Fcmder th e baric elem ent* underlying Dodga B rothers rem arkabte eu ccaii and one sim plirf^ct stands boW ^ pu tr. ^ . r, Am id Majestic Pines ” S. f.fr t y',. ^ ...... . ;■ . ■<Kl SANFOR ! ftest hole was halved In par .. Dtegel outdrove Hagon # **52 tini *»y 80 yards, lac'•JJ00 JMd «mash straight down iyUtwaye Both failed to roach ^ «^n. the,r ^onda. the on slicing to the rough and topptog hU ball. Both cblpWith their thirds and then putts. •■ wpn the SMWnd hole with I these to Digel’s par four. Ion dropped his spproach * ^ *nd on Ws first putt, while s .taking two. i'.Wm 20 yards longer from J tee than Diegei. Diogcl lotted lus approach far bo« J E T 1’ wl»‘te the champP*. P®*1/ . on^f‘tk a second. lehJppedbis third within five j,the cud and was down in vJw* ,n P** fours. » M « (K halved in birdie BpUi were across the 680 Ntch almost to the edge of in on their seconds. Diegol tjfchjn two feet of the flag, ht. champion. w«e ten feet Hsgen once moro .try however, retslnof two dp. hteenth Hagen's fifty : on the very rim, to drop, cost, the hole being halved *i**»|M I 'l , m a -. lopses ■* I Continued from page one) i!" wh'10 ”*• champion y* I*€0 and waa i M ? “kr/1#. a flrstkWfhowever, gmnsd a half in fours. n then holed a 35 footer at aSO-yard sixteenth for a birdie , JNsgd'a par three, tho more becoming two •CW -v ; - __ __ _ 'i m ^it----- ---- Wins First dFrom Diegei 'o Golf Tourney 'ivj* 1 ■ | l LEAGUE ADJOURNS GENEVA, Sept. 26— (/P)—The seventh assembly of the longue of lay ag sip tt G.,1,. Miller &. Co., Nations which convened Septcmhef c., a , realty mongnge conrerti 8; adjourned shortly after six ADMIRAL LAWS DIES and the investment hanking oor- o clock tonight. f'c °rgin, a suhsididry. MORRISTOWN. N. J., Sept. 25 Tho Miller concern was placed in n number of historii' — "4 — Rear Admiral Elijah Laws t J ^ t^ rtlHoir r8|n ,V«a^krr a, vol.u» - ' prtr" glyphs, or India., , -pictures,■ on retired, died at his homo liere toboej K bankruptcy hnd the rocks near Hollo .. 93 ..., „years old and n llelb, Cooln, ( ooln, Brit- t ...................... day. He was ______ * ,sh * "lumhia liavo liccn presented I native of Pensacola. HP ■ : iik • tetex‘ c --------------- , ■ r 7 " • •.'fiuSI ■ VV-./; ■x Cutter Attempts To JTunney Asked To Box Assist Stricken Boat For Storm Sufferers NORFOLK. Vr .. Sept. —The roast guard cutter Mrrcoii tin and n patrol boat were attempt­ ing today to ummIhI the four-mast­ ed schooner Josiah Chase, reported ashore in Chesapeake Hay near the mouth of the Potomac. The vessel is loaded with brick, bound for Miami out of Baltimore. She is not believed to he in any Immediate tlnngor and the Mnscoulin will try to pull her into deeper .water. i S SR S r jj -fiTi S T f f lf tiB V S H i an<j k * v w them. rvnl Elrat Teachings of Bible1 »«| >> all tb* rest of T And ma th retribution. 'I have lri« bulb njen the face of hie, Own beloved when th« hlfhes state wiped clean with tbe mighty n a tio n ;tte ftittv ii cyclones and hurricanes which very in their power to help Flori&Ttl .frequently sweep over it, Apd how ow doe* doei he explain the terribr# floods tlu ........ .^ ■ that the mighty .rivere of . ^uto ofuaoT I t certainly could wuw Foar J t t M U , InlmteW ,»p te" not be .that God 1* demanding ra. "If*; his’ action hie Jrlbutitwi o f the people o f Ha state name before the peoplt! of; the when they have such a Christian world be certainly must be teap­ fOYoroor. ing all he could possibly',.dgefr». The first teaching* of the averTTiero la hot a real man to the United 1States who doeentTihlnk {fib"* nXuch,idare th? teachln*« that Governor Penile the most Of the Bib e. Among these things hearties Inhuman . ____ that any If,,, ,a ,ntal* uhsolnte statement, one o f its judge not others as yg, shall also And the -whole Bibte Tennessee bo Judtferd. may toy well hang their heads In teaches to help suffering humani­ shAitiji that, they heW elected such ty. Governor Peay evidently did * ny t-each|n«r of- that kind. a man,-Liw Governor Peay's type In the highest office in a state Mill he saya ho is so good. The thnt has always been so ready same hand that directs the storms and willing to come to the relief of off our coast directs the floods in Tennessee ^rtainly the Governor the needy and suffering. will acknow . . . . , it Off? that fact unless "A m to Governor Peay’s remarks about the people of Florida losing he thinks that there is a different sight of God and being ro money ,,<,w,er. th»t directs the destiny of mad, [ wonder if il has ever como n ftate having such a wonderful personage at its head as himself. to the attention of the Great and Elect Real Man." Is Plea Good Man that there are some feo grabbers-in Tennessee. I wonder are V I A ! ? ® * thf e F ,0 ^dans bow he can he so good himself thnt * over thew,uterrible months to get he feels called upon to send a joRR, and there arc families that message Ihnt practically says, "it is huvo been broken up that possibly good onough for you," especially will never be reunited. But with in n tlmo when there is a lot of the exception of Tennessee’s govtrouble hero enused by bootleggers eroor, wo certainly have the aymand thugs who have come to this pnlhy of the whole world and evstate expecting to buy protection erythlng is being done for the peons they did in the state of Tennes­ Pl<- in the stricken area that can see. of ftr°- 001 ,but t e,lin‘f of their shortcomings are them carmg for them as fast as possible And we will rebuild the enst const whether the governor of Tennessee his sympathy or not. c lorida as a whole and everv CHICAGO. Kept. 26. - (/P) — person in it appreciate all the help Gene Tunney hus an urgent in­ thnt was givon in this hour of dire And to the good people of vitation to pack up his newly ac- need " uired heavy-weight crown and the state of Tennesaeo we wish to bring it west for an exhibition to say. thanks for the help and should you ever need our help it aid Florida storm victims. Wi I be given to you to the fullest Chairman O. W. Huencko, of the .extent. But when you go to the Illinois 'Boxing Commission, who polls again elect a real Man." is arranging a benefit show with the aid of Chicago promoters, wir­ ed Hilly Gibson to make every e f­ Bag Slock. Don*! Let It fort to have the champion engage „. Re sole You in an exhibition ns part of the pro­ SANFORD BUILDING AND gram 10 days hence. All proceeds LOAN ASSOCIATION will go into tho general Florida re­ lief fund. , » .. Vr%!{iM clettfsttei1IReturns To Normal After A Check Of Damages lilMWare receiving no interest banks than the Barnett Lieutenant Harper is in com­ lit National Bank of mand at Fort I.nudcrdnlo and keeps l) will you picaeu also Sergeant Meredith and Seargenn*. why you collected dur- Lansing busy placing the gunrda » years 120,216.< and maintaining order in this area. on funds of ti -Vand permit-other Soldiers Phillips, Sims, Pichard, ^ r e ta in considerable sums Simnson.. Wade nrc doing their ’.deposited by you thereto many duties faithfully without a payment of interest," murmur. i letter added. concluded his let. that tbe invest!- Realty Mortgage f had "disclosed Firm Is Bankrupt thereto," and the "disclosures" hsd ties of such a T n e w YORK, Sept. 2 5 . - W that he waa Involuntary petitions In bnnkPtcy woro filed in Fodcrnl Court forraa- wmmn m 31 .Washburn is tell, tfy.i dsy bow to th"'1' give the people eewice. *'■’<v • . . -*:• . ■ H I ryJ9 idLA-fr.WV M 1 - J �xSR ’ 'T-l\V ,-jfi ■. t 'f w v i i S t '3 f « ‘'*■*y 't*'*»V v* w *t s r r * - ' of lids fHio tfi ____in ,. ._,vr^ . i t td ^ B n o w uncombe t t i g h Sch ool, in Buncombe county, North Carol! iJ. 'fv ■ . . 1 • . j /v •’* ••'. lads are inmates }jt the AU“ - ^ iihb« doupty .. „ B&yp. ' Their attciMlitoc# ' ibs$d by some of the patron* wh e Infill* «»Ce of. these boys will b^ dembraliti.. parents of lovely sons and daughters w don’t' have to jive in jny old public “Home." and afe therefore thei........ .......................... innocent, well taught youngsters whose “influence for good" could never be questioned. ’ ’ ' ' ’ f I tt, 1BBSX . if B tA O T H tm ^ K n a 1 / O W i e i i H W , Or Ww Co.) i-iki ADD ►r.r- ! a*♦j.A F m JLEPHONE N * i •— MRS. FRED S. DAltiBB, SOCIETY EDITOR *■- MAOT MANYVV IMPORTANT s tiil fi‘ i IM toRfrA N T ' h battle, • i a f e f in ^ aSanford as of the guest nf is ■<. have t a n fought .Inca Alexander visiting ’"V ’•ri' 1 ■ent Arlan fleeing to hi. death . t e U K S S W . «»■where rv e H e’ her daughter, Mrs^Clyde ByH the Blhle lmid t all d bu, v n? ' wucro we at tho latter’s home on Myrtle The. j j U j ' / i d ' Constantinople Bible authorized Christian Goldenrod Hi Avenue. gave the Turks a .foothold on Euroscience literature may be read ferrem-r nnd Mrs. John W. Meisch Hum ____ p«an soil. . They still Hold It. ^'--er.*»;,B ix Month*— 13.50 borrowed or purchased. Jr . y by Carrier, per UL £ The many friends or Mrs. Hyde The defeat of Mohammedan, by All nrc welcome to our services Services for Sunday Sept. 2G ^ T p ja jk Jy e d itio n ,,«i.oo. mtf* rvi-W.^r1 ••' B.Y™* Who has been III nt the KernCharles Theshammer, twelve hun­ Sunday school at 3 oTclock. D. P. ■Ur.:i Saturday »o»PHai. will he glad Wjnter Park Matron Room” m<*ke U8C ° f 11,0 neBd,nB Dougins, superintendent. Preachdred year, ago, kept Allah and his ''Wit*** 0 * 1 All « l* a Cord c g t region Auxiliary will obituary to learn that she has recovered/ prophet from taking , the place of • o’clock by the postor. Rev ‘rtjJI'Jp rfS *solution* ----ho remoro.i * ^ood sale at Gonxalex sufficiently to tn h o removcd-to:h£!^ hostess Local FIRST METHODIST CHURCH U. E. Reid. our Trinity In Western Europe, e, the proceeds to go hontO'en Myrtle Avenue. I V is ito r s A nd B r id 0 W. P. Ruhrman, Pastor. facta before 'T h e battle of Waterloo settled •rllalnr rates. . Relief fund. ^ . , ,1 ) j j j i ’ j --------V ® _____ ‘ V one emperor, after he had made Notice, the registration books Sunday school, #;30 a. m.f R. W around m all other kings ridiculous. of prerinct eight will be open on .A k jo iJ b /.n *T' B.rn,ly hnR rcium- (•Mrs. M. Mlnarik. who is visiting Ware, superintendent/, . a s s o c iA n s u r a c s a these boys as mcriminals" ar . . . . r . .......... ........ SfeH® TO rd ....... 9 Cfl Mtnp after a plensnnt visit with Mrs. Beecher Kent, in Winter Park. Monday Battles preceding the recent ar­ Preaching service, 11 a. in., sub- Turadnya and I-Viduys from Sept. ' «C PraM U rxcih*- vefjTTdea of thefr perfect children being thrown Into asso­ mistice settled another emperor & 8 to Oft, IB nt the hotne of Dmdy ! pulld will Inoe.t. with her dmighter. Mrs. Dan' u! Wilder *and Mrs. Clifford Walker, a recent i.°^i.of K ,| b » um for re* "crn,nn. "Will Chris­ Mathcru. *t Jaclreonville. nnd with friends at W-ide, were tho guests or honor Fri­ tianity Win Out?” and sent him to Holland. 7? all new* dispatches ciation with these jail birds. E’Brown on , Highland V Rahlp (Beach. ....... 'fSTS'lHlper nnd nl*n the day afternoon at n lovely bridge j j o o’clock, v ! ’ •; ' ly Being entirely in earnest the protesting patrons, represent­ Devotional meetings of tho#three ., . ' — — —— — , » party piven by Mrs. Kent at her IT WOULD be Interesting to Mr. and Mrs. Joel Phillips of a m 32x5.77 cord I of special IpilV. eting of the DpughEpworth Leagues. 7 p. m.,Senior 1 are also Mfs, A. J . Richardson of Miami, homo in Winter Park. hm reservm l. ed by one Judge Frazier Glenn, went before the “Home”and know which are really "the seven Winter Park nnd Mr. and Mrs League topic, "Our Missions." Class of the Meth- who.Kas been spending a short 30x5.77 cord school'authorities, and expressed their objections. The decisivo battles of th* World." Parker motored to Clnrlona Tho rooms where the card ta­ Evening preaching service, 8 p George Y , 8BPT,. £5.'1926 rat 7:30 d’clbck in time-here, left Saturday morning bles had been placed were- abloom Sunday nfternoon. newspapers do not report what the charges were, so The This is certain. Last night's bat­ m., serim.n topic, “Letting God In­ $0x3*4 tubes •11-'. •_ , for Orlando where she will visit With quantities of cut flowers, in to the Plan. in Philadelphia seemed to mil­ Herald does not know how much of a case for criminal libel tle u Dooms. HBHAt.n rr.ATKORM lions of Americans more impor­ Mallory Circle will Her sister. Mra. Richardson will Which the colors of red-and yellow Thnfrlends of Mrs. Laura. Math­ Prayer meeting, Wednesday, S the lads have, if they wish to bring suit against that group tant and interesting than any sev­ , home of Mrs. Ed Big- return to Sanford Inter for »n ex­ predominated. These artistic col­ p. in., led hy the pastor. ers will bo glnd to know that she , •* 1 * « at SaafartT* treat of school patrons, but the answer to the protest brought out en battles you could pick out of ors were also used in tho tally l o’clock. Members are tended stay. Rkies Filling sta Music at the preaching services is Improving from bur recent ac­ history. these fa cts: # , , cards which were in pnrrntt de­ directed hy Mrs. Victor Robertson cident nnd will bo ablo to come _ _ et nt tho ehureh at 3 111* Sanford Are.8 wibw r»«l* im JackasaV ePMr. and Mrs. F. B. McUurcn of signs with brilliant plumage. homo in a week. "go out in a body. First, not one of the names of those fifteen boys was on rn Tie original BRUCE BARTON, student of Miami arrived here Friday and St. Jakaa-ta- record in the Juvenile Court. Second, each and every one Dainty nut cups held candles, CHRISTIAN CHURCH . flub will have MIs- are stopping at tho Valdez. character, adds ono to his “Men _ rTjVar, Caa*ml. Mi*< Stella Dodd, accompanied (High School Building) which wrro. gnjoyed during tho FALLCUV *Shnwor for the Christof those fifteen boys was in the Hdme either Jby request of That Nobody Knows." H spent an aalaa of tVhlti felt* way. A Edward Rudicel, minister. n party of nurses to Miami to help games of hridgo and 500,' anil after ir at 3:30 o’clock in tho ■UaS M *l, tea a la roar ta, the boy himself or because he was transferred from the hour talking with Rrosldent Co»|C. FI. Sheets and family of Clear­ Bible school. }*:45, prompt. in the rescue work of the recent G E T T H E REST k •' * V ' at the home 6 t Mrs. water arrived in the city Friday the usual number of progressions idge who said this, "As I now_ re, scores were added anil prizes •Communion and sermon, "Winds storm Flower Urns, r ,inrn,|„ M . ali on Park avenuo. tlM at Salldlaa pra. orphans home because of overcrowded conditions there, or rail it, I had nlwnys rather hoped for u brief stay and were guests nt awarded. Mrs. Kent presented both n,,(i the (’.rare of Cud iw-—*oeare, hotel*, apart- placed in the Home because he was found destitute and that I might keep store when I of kinds, Roofin,. Ta^ Jietting of tho Women’s the Valdes. Mt koaara. . of her guests of honor with framed —What Connection?" at II a. m. i Mr. and Mr-. George Parker homeless. ment Coloring, Ktr f r . t ^ grew up." | H olly Cross church at 3 T ('•Mmlulon at f i n a rm Cbrislian Endeavor 7 p. m tapestries, as mementoes of the ucwere '»lling on Mr. mid Mrs. II. C the nfternoon nt the In the group are two Spanish boys who w ere discovered in Evening pienrhing service 8it 'Town end of Winter Park Friday Jnmes 11. I^ilhcm of Fort t.auj ‘'Orion, SANFORD CEMENT I M rs. A. P. Connolly on trw llai of k o o lttv a r d LITTLE CAI.VIN on the Ver n n hom eless and d e stitu te condition a few y e a rs ago and mont farm didn’t yearn to be n dentate was among the arrivals in l.ate in the afternoon the hostess p. 111. Subject: “Non Church Mem night a roans l.nkr Nnnrnf. PROD U CTS (U sue. bnnford on 1'ridny. [served delirious refreshments con­ I'Crs and the Kingdom of Heaven." I >tl*N mt eltr tirantlflra- placed in th e Home for c a r e ; four boys who wore tra n sfe rre d policeman, railroad «‘iigineer. pi­ flth and Maple .ekers (Mass of the MethI Attention is called to tho Uis- i Mr. ]•’. W. Shepard of Orlando eropraiu. sisting of two courses. from th e orphans home because o f overcrow ded conditions rate, or President, imhody even ch will hold business and ■ i , , ktri(,t convention next Tuesday- ,1and gtaddaughter KaUierinu of n, * > r, ™ ,L r Charles J . Sheets or (’hnttaoooThole enjoying this delightful i Sept. 2K at Kustis. " nt tho cSSiiitrrT " ,ur tmrr*ma*,i 1th e r e ; two boys whose fa th e r is helpless w ith tu b e rcu lo sis; predicted that he would tic Presi !<• rally, Winter Park were calling on W Irs^A D Shoemaker on W«A among the husi- social courtesy were Mrs. M. Mi day nnd promomtionAlau He wanted to "keep store." day in the ,1. C-licutt Saturday. ' -------------------- °n c boy whose fa th e r was killed in an autom obile w reck ; dent. narlk,| Mrs. Clifford Walker. Mrs. ‘V l^ f //^ And, "attractions being propor­ Bible school October 3. ••la. H ,,rr rp,„ ...... .. J 7t0D-S\,\s two who w ere deserted by th u ir p aren ts, and all o f the o th ers Elton Moughton. Mrs. 1*. M. King, tionate to destinies," ns Fourier are to bo Mrs. R. L .1 , . , ... . Ve r s e f o r t o d a y Mr pud Mis. S. R. Wainright a rc boys who have been deprived o f th e ir rig h tfu l hom es suys, President Coolidgc is actual­ in. It. W. Tumor, Mrs. mnnY fricnd« ° f Mrs. Den Mrs. Raymond Key nnd Mrs. Rnlph FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH SANFORD BI II.DIN,; A} n : 1! ' * . • -------- . of r' ilo, Mr. and Mrs. W. J ♦, Mrs. M. B. Moye, M rs.i(,‘lthru,4.wl11 r°Kr(!t to learn that Chnpumn of Sanford, Mrs. James Sunday school 51:30 a. m. under sim ila r circu m stan ces. . ly keeping the biggest store in the poaot $ P E J , E R F E C T WAY—"As for ;.v, ^ world. lie is general mnnager fcwford and Mrs. L M. f ho t« h^ 'luite ill at her F. lioskcy, Mrs K. L. Jones, Mrs. The Sunday school faculty has an'1 Mr' »••<< Mrs. Jack __ l o a n a ss o c ia t io n T h e school a u th o ritie s ruled th a t th e boys m ay atten d fur way is perfect; the word home, 511 Magnolia Avenuo. W, D.'Bowen, Mrs. Bnril Hamilton, voted 550 as the average attend McKee were visitors at R. L. Uncle Sam, champion whole­ i J» rd is tried; He'iTVIVucklcr th e W e st Buncom be High School, and during th e ensuing saler nnd retailer, in every line ex­ Mrs. Harry Kelly, Mrs. Charles mice goal for the yenr. Every 'f ’roomd Friday nigld. u them that trust In Him.” 2 y e a r th ey are to get m any a lesson not listed in th e N orth cept flying machines. LET THEM ALONE Mrs, Elton Moughton. Mrs. Ward, Mr:;. George Dolivo, Mrs. member of the church is urged to i Wednesday £ t * 8 1 ., ' 'Ralph ChHpnmn, Mrs. P. M. King, Max Sloan, Mr«. S. W. Cason, Mrs. support the effort. MIAMI HERALD C arolina school curriculum . T hey will see th e p ractice p art Mi s Hazel Griffin of Georgia1 [.No. 2 of the Methodist Mrs. Clifford Walker and Mrs. M It. ('. linker, Mrs. (\ (!. Cobh, Mrs. THE TURNOVER of the kiriiii Morning worship and sermon I I I is vMting her mother, Mrs. M i fill meet «t the home of Minnrik were those from Sanford IA j'jSR—O Lord, for Thy of A m erica’s ideals o f dem ocracy. T hey will see the p ractice ti<- U. S. A. Ltd., is billions unRichard Datehelor, Mrs. Howard a. m. Subject of sermon, “Beyond generation ° f 1 .Such assertions would lie anius .. It the present , , I). Mnrtin in Bellnir, at attending the hridgo party given Veiigaii, Mrs. Ray Trovilion, Mrs. tli" Reach of Tides and Winds." HA• Jake, lead me and guide p art o f the Golden Rule. tountfd, not income, ilistriliutod " U , " 1' t!'r . h'g ifthey were not s . serious in - * ' - 't*-~~ _:z———----- ----- --- I | Friday afternoon by Mrs. Beech R. F. l.eeily, of Winter Park. >' *» Young People's Unions li: lb. B ein g fifte e n stron g , th ose lads may be able to stand to­ among 115,000,000 partners, at rn?k V r ' i,P ,4 • -------- o—-----or Kent nt her home in Winter the Vault T T h i i t y ? r Wi\ a t 2 b‘; tht* 'he writer o' Evening services H o'clock. Scr least one hundred billion dollars/ g e th e r and laugh a t the snobbery th ey encounter, and even th fault of thi .,p|f-eoiiHtituteil jsumes knowledge growing out of ---------Park. HU FUght Or Youth Rudy Valentino J |1 j mmi suhjeel “ Voices From (la sm ile a t the unkindness they will m eet a t th e hands o f ch il­ a year. The annual cost of the ccn-TB of conduct. The power of j the fact that he hm is been u student Sl.„k |.„r Nn,p f■ ---------lotel Arrivals main government of fire, managed suggestion is Ixiiag brought to : in a coeducational college, lie I Mrs. J . N. Robson and family will dren whose naturally honest h earts and love for fairn ess "Son .ot the Shield’ i l l ! Wednesday evening service 7:30 by President Coolidge, is four Ikuii very heavily upon the boy.-I probably is one of the ultra-good, gains for alt our losses HA\rOltl) b u il d in g a n d Montezuma return home Sunday from Day. Normal course opens 8:51. i 1balms far all our pain; have been tw isted crooked by d ish on est elders. W h atev er thousand million dollars. Recent] and girls of today by the con stan t,and callow youths who la«l Montezuma ,V»na Bench where they have been Mi lane For Two Davs1 Yon are invited to share iu the , ___ LQAN a s s o c ia t io n They are being told all [real powers of observation and who! YjOUth, the d(eani, de- com es, the inside sto ry o f th e lives o f those fifte e n victim s o f l.v it was less thnn five hundred ci t"ism ** Pnlntka; V. K npendin^ tho Hummer. — SEE — , [inspiration of these services. [Winter Iinven; J . S. Due _______ society during th e ir y ear in th e W est Buncom be High School millions, as the President point! 'T (!L‘^.of ‘ h'ligs that they might generalize from isolated casitn Starring in a lavishly produced out. j do H they waned to do it. a m !T h e re is some defiance of ennve,. | * I * J: something from our would m ake a classic tale. Iqticl to the screen story which: ar,1.’ A ilfi'in. w— „ Mr. nnd Mrs. Hume Itumpli ami When Whitney was secretary </ COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY d jm s r t s , lily they"™ure thm l™ l t0,h,y in «nd every Honght him liiu greatest fame, | f jp n i i v 'i 0 : ’,„A t r ta ’ M~° ‘,ahy nrrivisl here Saturday from the navy, army and navy com Idmil mors N. u ' y n ’ ‘ h e v .tan hard-,where, just as there has alwnvs .’HI First National Bank Bid*. Telephone 7.12 lando, Mr. and Mrs. F. Miami, nnd are the guests of the llldolph Valentino comes to tlie U U ItV rt ; stronger, nnd nro hotter, coat only fifty millions a year. We ly fml to be somewhat impressed. , been, but there is no more renson Automobile Tag’s From Other States inmpa; W. G. R eeves,1former’s nnrents, Mr. ami Mrs. G. ? ilniio Theater Monday ami Tues -1 iMWhbood’^ sterner reign: Ot„. of the latest critics to r e - , than thenc has ever hen for indictspent that on one battleship, then ■Mr. and Mrs. J . ('. Bills. Jr. j r, , „ SANFORD, FLORIDA f' | ^ Curran, Jack- J , Rumph, at their home on K,m- ipy, in the picture which metrowe junked it, at England's request. Wive cons,durable publicity which |ing « whole generation for tiethat something sweet left Monday for Miami, where the) ennello Ingraham, Iron ford Heights. Mr. Humph will rnI ililan critics have hailed as hi.« RcaI Es,ntc ’ Insurance routh, with flying foat, President Coolidge keeps a store should not iinvo been granted him , mistakes of a few. VinitorH to Florida from o th e r s ta te s are o ften puzzled latter’s father lives, lie wits found I : F. O’Bien, Jacksonvillo; turn to Miami, Monday, while Mrs. : rcatest. 0y .v press, is an young ,, . , ... i never come again. Itig enough to occupy any man’s ,''-' " reputable ■^eummv pruss, safe. i B » w B s » e * e * HE R s aMU|eeB8eeegeeiM|||||eBe||em . about th e regu lation s for autom obile tagH. And they are a ft might lie a good idea for tinnson, Jacksonville; Fred Runiph nnd baby will remain here *1 It is "The Son of the Sheik," a time. If the President managed j l^*tl w{j° 8n.ys ho is preparing to I anti family, Sanford; for somo time. ory love-mad opus of the desert, beautiful is vanished, not very su ccessfu l about g e ttin g reliable in form atio n on the Marshall Field's for James Simp- on,V'. the ministry, ami who in a governor of Illinois to ask this Mrs. T . ‘ McClain has re turned Ropp, Winter Haven, s u b je c t, unless they take th e trouble to w rite to T allah assee son, he. would he asked to confine fri'Ujms Journal has made a bit- Voting nmn for tho proof of his ns■ith Vilmn Hanky, Montague Love, from a vacation iu Waynesville, N. . .tL»lirh for it in vain: I sections. There would seem to he ens, Jacksonville. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alonzo McEwcn nrl Dane, George Fawcett, Bull q|hold,it qverywhore, , , • • — o r happen to run across som ebody specializing in a ccu rate himseif to Marshall Field's! Not I, r 'lUn< k Upon coeducational col- .. have returned to Homestead, nfter loiitnna, Agnes Ayres and other worry about "Selfridge’s " in [.onp o r t in g that they are h o t-! I f X r e B"'" ! . A ^ ^ i •° M' ‘ M tb’artd in the air, highw ay-guide fa cts. visiting their sister-in-law, Mrs. iote.1 players supporting ValenSeminble don. and especially not to submit I , l,f. bnmorality. In his philip- whic-h is a hothed^.f l n " ,-,K" /BBVer eomos again. Mr. and Mrs. Yerkes ami family | B y a reciprocal arran g em en t, the autom obile ta g s of a few Marshall Field’s affairs to d « eci-!np' f , h- " f ? * ‘ he whole group <‘f : r h i u t n i l . s , , , f-T " ? ng, Mich., Dick Hawkins M. MeEwen for the past week nt I no. Love, life and adventure are have returned to Jacksonville after I t '-ntiimous fmm I p . ni to j her home, H IM Ijuirel Avciiue. Htates are good in Florida fo r a period o f tw elve m onths, but not sugiii coaled in this screen spending some time at their,sum sinus of any competing firm. ttohsrd jlen ry Stoddani. |m; John *Monrno, Dny11 p. m. ----vor.-fi* >i i ul the E. M. Hull n-ma.ne; iiicr linni" on llm k l.nke. '.T’r ! !f, * IH qu ite a v ariety o f periods for e a rs from s ta te s not. m i i m _______ ^ |th; H. Perolman, New I im,pad the makers of the pictur Mrs. A. II. Mahoney, Mis* l.iu lla 'has kept tlepfel, Minn.; W. G. t "K PRKSfDENT '-sssmssr w ....... ",io,!ih. I TOD t Y lnotl?er resgon why A1 Smith at te c ted by the recip rocity agreem en t. reports, huv huv- given: School will open I...... next Mon store for Uncle Sam admirably Duytonn Beach; W Mahoney, Mrs. I-’. K. Roumilbitt. loitiriling 11> reports, aH - make a good president. I he s ta te s whose tag s are accepted for th e full tw elve thus fur. lie should Continue to 1 Mr*. Atlre Peter* and Mrs. John 1 He says they are chiefly inter ' V ' ‘ V ” Young men 11 1 r-'Y original twentieth century; day. Mrs. Willlai)! Phm.-y.iIs to mi, Palutkn; E. Hock I' red Thutip*on in too sick. , r"/1? ,,,to *M*«* »>* this dlvmits m onths, q u ite as if they w ere Florid a license tags, u r e : A la­ keep an AMERICAN store and1'; ted in "n,.eking." "p ettin g " hnoz . student M I.niier unit wir,- P« S< hin!,'«* formed a eongeii.nl party shed a vehicle permeated with principal. Miss Lulu Lefiles will has are likely It -> H Y Y’-'/N I t |V 5 —- ■*--- n. rcnliun and replete with daring ^ 6 o L r - - o u m r.so M j Iff Wilrlg, I leach the primary and Miss Mar­ bam a, D istrict of Columbia, Idaho, ’excep t tru cks o f one ton especially not submit the affaire (M H W,ri,,n <’,lu,r •’.■pr.-ht-nMihlo' ■ *THR TWO-GUN MAN" h* H ar" " k,'lv l" ,lraw n '^ ........ long ' bow. .situaioris mid thrill*. /NO garet and Miss Phinea llu- grades ibr. Martin is not lining or m ore c a p a c ity ), K entucky, M aine. M ontana, N ebraska. of Uncle Sam to the decisions of , T fo vtT v «>-r"agly in - 1 ft.-., and wife, Asi.eville; " Cy ,Wnt thn <lwy> This tendency, which seems 1 ro “D ie F U B N A C E mySe l f I I Juvenile Comedy Valiiiliiio dues many things other ll,nt th>‘ ‘,"ll‘,Ki' Voung penunmpeling firms in Europe through i> No regular governor f l /V :. A N D S A V E T H E U T,|nt0,V i„m t0rth S .? ; W »• Tunnicliffe n-turned home than poke love and ride Arabian imand an accounting of New Y o rk , N orth D akota. Ohio. Pennsylvania. Sou th Dako­ any world court or league yf The Seminole Band has resumed \1,e,f agmnst the have become a habit with some otli' " I he Gout Helpers" i l x I 'R A T >olHteud art* llv n lw what hr as- erwitto good periodicals, to spread . ■v . I n n- ^ U|, .Thursday evening from Tallahassee steed in “Tin- Son <,f the Sheik.” rehearsals. ta. V irg in ia, W ashington and W isconsin. fijnds. lions. N. C.; J . R. Brasw ell,! wtu,r„ h(J s„veial <lliys „„ abroad every radical pronouncesorts to he a ease of young women, . . • He u vuhn pretty girls from I In­ to Hc l p i^o / l d oui< H O M E : T h e tag s o f o th e r s ta te s can be used in Florid a only Tor * --------- o--------. . business. hacks id’ runaway horses, Ivaps THE REVEREND Mrs Aimeo " n r ,way ('" lll'ge football | ccganlmg the present genera Ili<- I.,.lie*) ot tn.- Mnplist church |rage, Jacksonville; J . M. | ______ [isrm er Kaiser is atill think- th e follow ing period s: from lil.-oiii.-s onto swinging chan- nre selling ice cream and enko in Semple m kin,;,,,,,, in •» J t ~ ™ "'™ '»W e. The ,„ l MONDAY •:restored monarchy in GerJacksonville; W. It. | MY. and Mr*. G. I>. Bis hop and delietsi hatth-M desert hrigands A rizona, fou r m o n th s; A rkan sas ninety d a y s ; C alifo rn ia I she was kidnnnned in her hnthimr ■l,ll,na» '-‘is. In fact, he re- |CK< "tudents are a high-ilasz/ i A k£r Btrargor things than that six m o n th s; Colorado ninety d a y s; C onn ecticu t fifte e n d a y s ; suit, when strangers asked her trt 1^°** h,n,‘:‘‘lf ,lf chAPKe» which, if |KToup f,f Young people in genernlj Augustine; C. M. Men- ,children who have bees spending with .-Vord, pistol and fists—in front of the post office fur the " ludolph Valcitlno in ) Y o ’j c .O i H C tlanta; N. Schwnrtzmnn, tho summer nt Cioudlnn.l Park, short, hu sheik, nr rather, "The benefit of the ehureh building 3^ Ur° ’ n,eJ ,,f “ ‘tmaidcrable {£ “ * * * * " ot KU1 ty ,)f Pn-miacuous The Sun of a Sheik" G eorgia th irty d a y s; Illinois s ix m o n th s; Indiana s ix ty days- get into an automoblla and nrav pray f .S • U. D. Odcm, Jackson- Gn.^nnd Daytona Bench, will re- Son of tho Sheik," is mixing ath­ fund. ■ , ^_T"—”—o---------brVu l,eH (>f K‘'0<L.tusle. They an ) D o W IT H Comedy Iowa ninety d a y s; Lou isian a ninety d a y s; M aryland ninety a poor li tl s k li r T L now '!" ? 'ho, r, ° f Htudcn‘ «- >»ust he very not tyrn hoqje Sunday. K F. Webb, Chnttannogn; immoral. They nre /high letics \vfli hi- amours, ’ sverpgieni •engineers should Troubles are like snowdrifts ti­ "Wife Shy" ..... jlcC.iry, Wnuchuln; F. S. minded, interested in the lies Not........... very osreful study of the d a y s; M a s s a c h u s e tts th irty d a y s ; M ichigan ninety days the public prosecutor, who wants i,ut t k0 wi.„|.. Phot.day-goers who witness tilt- the man with sunshine in hi,,,only Hint, things, sincere in their rctigiom \ i MM C o a l Mrs. Vnnce Douglass and small m l wife, DelAind; Mr. nnd •ven district before allow- (com m ercial vehicles ten d a y s ) ; M innesota s ix ty days, pro­ return f Valentino to the desert soul, and like moiiutaiiis nf gruu .Milnne News '» "truth ul h" to justice. onimc i» 5ocb * o . t e k .................... o h r t E ., eon“ ,«*nrictiona. They ure altogcthe lies Hope, M iami;*0. Hig- son Joseph will return home Sun lover rip will see him in a story ile to the one with vinegar in hi: k J V f .'L to ro-populate that onc- vided application for perm it is made w ithin ten days, o th e r­ the I dify from Mncou, Gn., where they , . , ,, . ditinns set forth and the eases e it-1 'vort,,y s,m8 ,,n,i daligiiters of at • which l|s been widely praised as veins w ise vehicles are taxed a fte r ten d a y s ;. M ississippi th irty hnvo born visiting n-lntives. H ed are not exceptional, but general,1ll,^ r ^neration, ami it is unfai J t^ = nutlicnti hy world travelers famil­ Xh! . ■ a’Fabric 5 an< LricL building's can .Old frrame -r - -tci v-vili-i 0^ Oriental 5ft____ te maJe lea u teleaul£j[wift- 9 ia « S S ,aS5lEv.r"' ¥ ‘ » ' upplied in a v a rie ty o f co lo rs. ' sl. aassisrfii— h«» C H A S E F o r the Very Best Values In Houses, Lots Farm s or Acreage mm Amusements f p p ^ l^ C o li 'S r ^ Z S t Mr. and Mrs. a - • - -- • " x k iitv m n . ii n i n i (lit v m -if LONGWOOD, FLORIDA F E A T U R I N G M A RG ERY FO X And the Fort Pitt Collegian ORCHESTRA By Briggs An Extra Feature , , Dancinj? to Wonder Music Special $1.50 Dinner m n n i THE CURFEW 'LA W THE RUMOR MONGER i M ' - W * ' cnc' of thl'' Holly Avenue at 11th’, 12th', i8th StreetaJ ‘ ^ are ready BANKV l/HITIOAKTks PKTVIRt w: ’ Cleara: ce Will Be Continued AillNext Week Special On Laliea’ s WILTON JR. CLOTHES FOR BOYS , "Cravenette” Processed, Black Satin Oxfords Values up to $10 )- to * Buy Now F’rom Qui Largo and With two golf . , ; SiaesVl to 14 With ono golf* and one long.' Sima %:toih ..-With tro;loj^fctrquaera Sites 12 to , it 'im • i. \\ ' m WMMm - c, -Y wear f^U R -PIEqH 8U1T8 Assortment at I icea Astoundingly Ldv y M Here are the clothes thut will make them look’ :v their bent and keep them looking thnt way’fartr-'V; long time, The woolens in these suits have been SMClaR#'^ treated by the “Cravenette” CTocesa. ^ i f tr im r ’ I they’ll wear about twice as long aa ordinal —and tlieyll shed rain ’besides. n You will like the smart, clean-cut style and perfect fit of these salts. But most of u l yi appreciate the long, steady service they*! Lloyd’s Sh< cW* ■ y jk " 3$'3 * Dr. J. R. M. Vidler, Ch (Foot Specialist) in mt J'i ' •’ W E A T H E R -P R O O r ANNED by the Hummer sun—a few htdbgi taller—sturdy from two solid months oat Tdoors— back to school they go. • * . ... m W EA RPRO O F <- -Phones •> .C'* --!^ ‘Cravenelte’ProcessedSoilsforBoyt - fe S S S S I • Tho New Styles In Il At the Churches Idlers’ Bridge Club Is ,<Vv. Entertained on Fuiday * By Mrs. J. W. Meisch TOM SIMS Vacations Nearly Over—~Nou) for School .; IN0 _______ ________ I \A it. Milane, Mondaf, Tuesday YE WICKEDNESS OF YE OLDEN TYM ES £ . ^ 7 » K !fers‘; r.^r.'rjX0 • Valdes iar With picturesque Algiers, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Tunnirliffu A Miami judge sentenced a man 30 000* “fight: tho!**0 to. ^ L‘ . ’"iagliiig of the sexes l**re not safe in our great education d’ortriing [Sheets nnd family, ClearHoiH. O *u ,\ y ’ , 9 retf<'1 ? d a y s ; R hode Island th irty 'o ra lly to her $ton motored to a Orlando Saturday ] , . , S th i ml' ulsive son of t ninety days in jail for starting uideon (iamb, Henderson, j where they spent the day on husi'..f; '* PU'vi-rful desert ..... '“k ilrgumt^r that another hurricane D ays, bouth C arolina th irty d a y s; T en n essee th ir ty davs* Devil fund.” it wiiii. r , „ X p!,^ " j: W. Wiggins, N. C.; W *ness. Riiolph .I ruler, , . . falls'in love with a ‘ U“‘ ------------M copjlng. Such rumor-mongers Ie x a s th irty days, m ay be extended to ninety days by payPp«, Oiicugo; Cnnrles J --------dancer Vilmu Hnhkv), daught. Id ^e run out of town. m eat o f one doihir; U tah ninety d a y s ; V erm ont ninety d a y s; IChaitimoogaj W. L. Mor-’ ’’Miss Elizabeth Boyce, of Ports- ° f 11 rVMk a.|e Frenchman. She is absence us the prosecuting u tto r-1 . ARCADIA ARCADIAN ^ ,r K,m a ninety d a y s; W yom ing ninety days. ‘ > i hi.-ia Inna Bench; M. Douginas, month, Va„ arrived in Sanford on |the dattrni lion, of a traveling iicy alleges with Jho radio opera-* --------- ---------- ------- ---- ----- ---------- ---------you voto for the road Ih e foregoin g in form atio n m igh t prove valuable for tor of her temple in qulot. retire-) I’miple who are inclined to h e -, when hi il ’ Upham. Binning- Friday and will he one of tho hand of Hounti l-anks, who resent coincth. shall notte f i j find out wkat the bonded g a ra g e and fillin g statio n men to keep handy. People trav - ment. IT. Ryan, ColumiiuH, Ohio; touchers in the Sanford schooln the nttetions paid the girl hy the ni° alleged ho fa vt ho unon yeearth and1a Tuo , 7 a“ U the Lfte P«*»ent pr‘‘sent a|W ' l tendency tendency|favt I t - '- J 1}®*? of the county in, what [Mr*. K. B. McLnurcn, Mi- this winter. rich youi sheik and lure the youth \Vhile she was away supposed La <,f the human race to go to the .logs ; minden to save that ve tin,e i potmlatipn of tho county is, and rnnrt lh ro Vs{ 1 th e cou ntry place g re a t relian ce upon the be, drowned, managers of-the groatj m“V Im assured by recent evidence final leckonen is d . L o m jo torlin oilo night when ho goes Wilson, Jacksonville; , ® flgura What your proportion- cou rteous in form ation they receive from th e men who pro- Aimo l-athom, Fort LauderMr. and Mrs. F. A. Wolfe of (o keep j tryst. imo Semple temple ," ,,rfer< *d «» to anow show mat that there have have aluI- ItIt cunnot r.L th aide McPherson templo ,ore« cannot In* he fur far rliut,.nre distant fdr of the honded indebtedE- Smith, Pittsburg; H. Tnmpa rirrive.l ip the city Thurs­ idt them with gas and oil. T h is license ta g data posted for started Finally rescued l*v his own . a ’M emorial" fund, been those who Insisted that is now L fnyth He u on Jacksonvillo; R. A day t» spend a few days and are [nnrhmci he believes tho dancer easy readin g would undoubtedly lie appreciated their pastor, and collected * 10,000. r«c« » » “ trav elin r that way., earth and some do even -ay thn [it, Chicago; J . C. Ltnch, plensnntly located at the Monte­ las tiiekl him, and he hums for 'iK " H -------0---------That presumably will swell the contributor to the column of It. lye Globe is round.-'”' _ ---------------------- O ----------------------- ’ lillc, zuma. "fight the Devil fund." Thousand! M M" in The Miami Tribune.1 Tho professionally ^ ' Good have t tovenge. The disappointed b/ver’s Herald’s gross circulation is •» i “ I AM S E N D IN G you a little boon about E m erso n It is Jirst stej is to kidnap the gill. that sob, pray and sing hymns u nT il!"™ to have dug up a screed |McKi-tir.je, Fayetteville, N. ofi which i860 are in Sanford ways spent much time in worr ' Renrlle Ingraham of Iron City I ru m th|i (jo th e s t o r y u n f o ld s A . J. Richardson, Miami; nd 764 in Seminole Coun- tim e you were beginning to ta k e a .little in te re st in th o u g h t­ dcr Ainu- Semple McPher.-mn’i w"lch dntes hack to the yeur UH.'t, mg over the Persistently Mad, ail ' '[J j field, Daytona Beach; G- Pu., arrived in Sanford Thursday t) the spatioiml denouement. e rest are distributed ful th in g s, and you will find in this book som e rem ark s on direction, us she puts out the light! nr perhaps before, in which the vet .the old world has wagged aim : I i self-appointed apologist of the Im in the temple and turns a spot, elli.w, i^oavonworth, Ky.; for an indefinite stay and is stop­ _ ut the state nnd in other stylo th a t m ay be p ro fitab le to you. ■ and made progress just the sum ! j «»Nltw." Advertise in The Herald I m ake, a rem ark or a Hiiggeation, don’t tak e it too Heriously light on the American eagle wit! '."an race set down his apprehension No longer do the light-hearted ml I-oavpnworth, K y :; M. ping at the Montezuma. an electric fan behind it; have thi in,1Hie following language: r wouH*ould reach tho people. (iiUncavillo; J . R. Wat-' irresponsible gajlop through tl A I can do i» to K.ve you aome o f tho re su lts o f my exp eril satisfaction of knowing that what Younge folko do notte thynkc forest on fast horses, but th. H. T. Ryan arrived in the city villo; W. R. Lovett, ‘ ii -------- o---------Frldny from Columbus, Ohio, for a ever mbney can do for hcrwdcfens.T, i,u*’ 10 K° niu‘ ‘ ri> diso- speed over the highways in fretfp 1 cnee. I am much m ore in terested in seein g you grow un Ii. G. Phillip and wife, ( o n g r RATIONAL CHURCH etty-four hours left for the will be drvie. ri luteliu. gallopcn tbrough ye forest flivvers. And the conservnti ' short stay hero on business. id icr Fitch, Mebane, N. [’orper ’ark Avenuo tiu.l Third dl*Up Campaign. Make good ^ Z ^ l edr d d w i ‘ minded th u » 1 am in your c a re e r — You tan Hnugine how humiliule. T11 horses; personel and fa'ni'Gay, Olando; V. W. Sgeet. of them. The pile of decaying should like to see you w ith a will stron ff enough to re s is t the Devi, m „.t be., when he w k ! )»» ^ » y « “ l W ™ !''I n e l™ lih™ ,", V.f . ----- being roun *. Memphis, Tcnn. Y ou r b*in your back yard might be all form s* o, f tem. ptation. J. n Bernarii Root, Miuis, through the windows of Aimo 'fre J®1", aml Purlninen and trade a nut have substituted the the.) r , . , , , . ^ e o r will then tak e c a re o f ;one that is breeding germs itself. I f* deceitful; ninny I k seofo rs at ye 1‘ ■ I And y e t I shouldn t like to see you p u ritan ical and Semple McPherson’s temple an future and devout.of evolution, nnd continue to won M ilV h o m o * WCl* ,0 ,,llk about * ,v,nK “P one'" plresurM I# ia future epidemic.—Dade Dill rib kc-hoiil, Sunday morning Mrs. J . G. Bull left menne ur. sees thousands contributing to ho While the world wags on. IV narrow -m inded. I w ent yon to grow up to a wholeenme 6 :5. Edvii Ran.lull, Kiip.-rintcn.i[•fternoon for Baltimore, "fight tho Devil fund." sm ? * w * ' : , « ii Chu os fur all agou. ^riphia.and other points He sought to overthrow sweet .ve despisors, your dreadful dounio, bun"' “ who didn't find that building » h S H arrie to much like the people of post g« orninj worship at 11 o’clock *7 will spend several *'«nc is tbz« greatest pleaaure, the finest game of all. The lovely new homd of Mrs. ness and light, and lo, tho resul they portion is with Satun the orations. They must have th.r inoculating people by John W. Meinch on Park Avenue, Si^jcet: Jourlcsy.” is, that Aimcc Semple McPherao) Fnthor of Loyes whode chyldren ye flings and thoy must have thi r ^MKiMJUida in Miami to prevent vopingicrvica 8 o’clock. Topic: fnr'vnur"fomt!0* *®.w*n *hla game, too—happiness and limllh J b wns beautifully decorated Friday collects more money than uvej he. I hare soene that it hnth la-en worries — because, forsooth, thy , , of disease. If people R^pubc Thnt Failed.*' afternoon when Mra. Meiach ontcrP«c Smith returned home Poor Satapl You can underntam snyed that ye Sonne of Manno, are hut human. ft Tifht, sleep right, and j f c w i i to i f e r f i ,ourM ,f’ tBd • chan« t o « « y«ur _______ ___________E IJST IS LAKE REGIQN from DeLand where she tainod at bridge, tho guests in­ how Milton occasionally felt sorr< r* drinking water, thoy 1H)L1 CROSS CIIUDCII for him sending .the past three cluded tho members of the “Idlers M to worry about dis­ 1 th Ku Jny after Trinity, the guest of Mrs. B. A‘. Bridgo Club” and ono extra tabic t -elnce they won’t it’s • MIAMI NEWS lily G. tmunion, 7:30. * * Mrs. Thomas. oculate. A TRAMP arrested for kiliini of players. , , * • • night, people under a curtain age I u. .. . J ly' ( urch :hool 0:45. . Hibiscus, plumbago, golden glow a three-year-old child anawerei shall not be on the street*. I. 1410 4nw works effectiveAThins prayer and sermon 11. ■>! . • tl ^ednesday afternoon Miami was |w.th the havoc that had bd vo Turner; of Douglas, and other garden flowers wore The ehancea are thut the law I. “ mar,<,, n now era—the pass- tho police questioning. lax Weitenhofcr of Al cord 1 wolcome uwuits all used in. charming profusion in tho “Wben a man is drank, how cai “rrive in Sanford Friday ■ ■ * ' Iv ["K '*1 parental control into tho »Ity claims to have win not operata'.auccessfully. rooms where tbe card tables had visit j^. you etpect him to know what hi * n ," .... » i her duties aa principal hands of the law. The tendency is , Darwinian theory of The young people have boon on tidal wave nt 8 o’clock last night. I . . . ™.0re de8tructlon so gerntv been arranged for play. f l«*t Side^primary primary a. schoor. eBa aays man did not the itreet^LAvrUh,the consent or in that direction and there arc Tuesday, it was whispered from that they gave voice to their h je and sellers of booth many who believe that the state mpnlcey, but monkey . know whnt TH EY nre .it, mouth to mouth that the hurricane for a return of the destroyer. -B h lre re o f :V( WnWui,' That is afp , l‘oes not make would be a better and snfor guard- tng, Mnow that they are supplying wus about to sweep the oitv with itia Science services are There is no more dee pica ll J»t»H t makes,it kinda new-men and women of their par­ iun for the children than her mod­ driving power to murders and hoi. new devastation. hi?d [er> Sunday morning in tho : coward In tho world than ents;* ; They-aft axactly the same ern parents. ups. TMB y a r d WtTH A MIIuL B A C Monday, it was something else. Wo ub, Oak Avonuo near ■ craven degenerate who delights as they-were before- They are still Unleps parenthood shall be tak­ .- r - . * * Heeren. -Mrs. John Meisch Jr., Thlr fre . at 11 o’clock: Sunday ■ ■«------Even us early as Saturduy, * score among ihe guests, Schocfat > o'clock. Subject for ■ ppie witn a Gov- Indifferent. lax and inefficient as en more aerlousiy—this develop­ pie with APPARENTI.Y LEPROSY, on. few hours after the storm ’ had mounting morbid fears, calcula^d parents. This .will operate to as­ ment may be expected. ' was also presented a wall flower tomoi aw, Reality." the terror of the Holy Land, and blown itself out, a'poHceman mov­ to make more poignant the ov •­ aplex are talking a - W. Stokes and Misa Do- vase. great regions throughout t(iio caul ed through ADapgttah, wumlng wrought nerves of n l,i.ru„Be(j pi llan characteristics sist tho young people to evade the * We lew r Evening services ,«es motored t o ’ Orlando law. • ;., ,y • has been conquered by sclenc adred and twenty ) Mints and salted nuU were in id# testimonials of residents there would be a new Be. His stories serve only Should the responsibility |H. placed* on tho card tables and enTwo years yea ago, Nung Wong, l tornado th *t nlghl, 1itnee healing; are held ,, who witnessed »ttl« o f the Century" placed where i t bsrlopts, thut is . ;old Chinese boy, was admittei There was- no truth in any of strain-to the breaking point tje • * . ' 1•• ■ kfiyj loc •; . . v , ' Some people are lucky enough to [and M n. J« general hospi these rum ora. ,; There was no foun­ frightened women and VChilds v But how; anyone if the parents .ahotiId be locked up hate 01 xh maintain* a free who hear them. t “,,d more sense than to depend prosy of the BOND GRADE Tt ; Z IP flERVicif? y. uncivilized in ~w b?n the children break the law entirely dation vOf them. The upon luck, ’ ’ . ; tee and head . . weather the _point . . of —there might Of aome l\ope of ihl. in atreet * — : Ala ■W«a functioning munlfjj, like*•Miami Place for the t. with chnulmoogi every tpi courage proving condition^;Wi; two Tt ‘andit gave out no Some husbands are 'ao perfect hn abaolutely. it such W| mongeg aa there is fv th6 ioey pos-l A .people who enforce n °wer ■: »;rek#,.TO stories were they enjoy carrying umbrellas IY dl),|eprosy on th n u tin 1 little consideration drifta.qtM and Yby morbid in^ l ^ t h a x a ara.irutEXuL-------there w a * a U* Y rs tri> L<UMAtU0*4 , i- ./>.. h in the family, ireC.’T-e i-' ■.(>:.' ■, * ’ sk YotVa i• * ‘V’afeA n,nety .. GLADYS LOGAN, Blues Singer V .) FLA. CABARET ' the suspicion (hat the., CO and Black r fast and praj for -IK hours, Prepar-and that the moral breakdown is I-10 A SANFORD, >s L ' 39. _ All Guaranteed Sg* . m i- .1 U) a ■ V- . riVi I o n g.’-ir a h ^d v/’V rain u- <' �■9 ■*** • . I . * m * * y « * twwp''■'V ‘*w x:'nx\.rraoi-i> * * * ^sv<«r< w * ; t3$v > * r v . atfr^.S, : ^^•''^'TTVTTt W .«• /v, 'TJV u t mw* -•*■ ............................. . - '/ t*V% •* •*S»* ‘ Irs . Sv.* j i . ^ u . j* ' ■»—------ » « W * M ax» «■ a f ' p ’T’n c,“ ......................... ■.... . y ■ gf. »!"«-»-> 5 »i»g •**•**' ' •;•■;•-f TrwK3o,K»r-,: - lifir a V-vr*'- f r-iP^TW9?'15 ±V*.'V ' > . •‘■''*<uwH* wbt f 8«Sifcit a : - f‘~ w y ifiiiiii i n v.-.v..*-. .-I.. .. .•■' - Yt ^' ---------' ps » ' V S -v ' ■* -> r ■ I v r T T O**■ T t.r> & 8»W ’ -v l ' >r. ■ IU H IIH tsUtfi i d i * \rS i i r lS -^ B tM lB e s a s e rv ic e s o ffered ■l»*» m ............ AD. RATES H Caih in Ad vane* T ~ r“ By Ansociuted PriBaa SLrvVy*}*^',} Sfebiw f »«>• ViV/’V* orfs «li<i 'V.VT:t *■ I B '«.to - _..Jy - ’ * a a . .»• * „ . M i f r a w s , **su. g*. <5.** -«, ^‘3 jHjglKF^fej ^ «****' ■ ~ j fev.-: I K ' S • *v •itfi, will be received ■ and collector tent for p a y a e a t • IX ____JU s.'T fc a Una ------ 8c a line ........ 7e a liae r*tes e * raqneat cod rataa - are for imartione. i of average length a line, f ,, charga of 80c for jon. •' rtrtising I> restricted cliUliflCftHoAt [error is made The San»lii will be responsible I ono Incorrect insertion, tiscr for subsequent , Trie office should be [faamexliately In case of ------------------- Stars on Trojan Team rovei Mi?. ! 4r 8 w J - Fw tU to r. 74— A p aiin tata FOR SA L E I-Space on this page L ' n n n i * «-* " w ?°r „ c ossified, advertisement^ I-OR SALE.— Palms and hlbMkis FOR RENT .—2 Why rent those vacant rooms . .plants, 000 .W. 1st St. or sell those second hand goods 7* * « l C.ntr.1 St. ^5-r-SpecinIa at the Stores. P mi i ^ rjatipg, Engraving, Embossing See ua first. Wo-do it. I*hone 417-W. R. ft. Avenue? Commercial Street. rtvenue- 19— B u ild in g Contractors. ,. I “OAY-F/iN’I r «LM ! lin iii & gSSTStt# 34— H ouses F o r S o le . . # 1 Muif N tS le ca N S ------------K Th* H o J* y 0 m : r “ ^ i - r Nr . « M 3o....... yComnif*ra; In lin<iaropC «f K<lw. w. ™"c“ A« ■ ”« f» £ | ” m . „ but", MllrhnU - Oil in M M i,h„od or anfornishi t quire IA t F ,e r 0 n Sub*12'i1v'“Ion><>•- Ooiobsr, ° 8H) ,Mrn,i,hed J l room aP*»tm#nt k .!•. hV«r ot f ” nt '• o'clock. ° r « c V f v o V n l ' 810 Maple, Phone 287-W. ^ j Bank. A* P> CoUam- First N .f l * o’clook -orioUf 'tool. f ^ . d d b b M -t.0? 1* . '* " * ' fenrawuM, ur» »ou"«i.r" . V ' o v n o C v 75— Business Places for Rent oo— L o t s Fqp S o t An electric fan that is: m Quiet Running mco jn X A S ; Apply A- p- Con­ ....... a * O ^ X fT Dated this ^ lumber. tuhor A A.T u . 1J »> lf g j, ‘ " * V i Cr Sep* 2.'D.. • k r a n c k h I * itlTCjtlKLU Administratrix „f now o m ‘PIe'! A fin ««aio „f kJ w P A Y 'K E N T A Mot,or Company, I ' ‘ |Hrl't. 10-17-ii. o j l ' , on UIxIe' | 0t' "u1 your ow» Price 1216 iBrentwood. Coll ‘ " f e t o r M,T,rMK{ h ;' ---------------- — 1 11210 M°*noUa. F. c . I^R 0y. . I ST£ l ihi for rent, suitable A utom obiles fo r S a le ^I------ " >f*or mchcantilo business UK 9 9 -ri *• oOf T Louniy I C ■ I a* 1, Uonrtl W ILJ.YS.KNIP.1 IT „nd Overland l i S l S M PaJU'd ,M°for Co.. L 77— H ouses for R e n L ' ____ * rit u,,d Commurdal I^ y West f| 5 * it ' SIS L'fM Nurmi May Marry <came in bla country, n dumber of Durable dANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile Paavo Nurmi, premier distance I hia friends recently presented him *0 0 ,?i bui,#l up roofs. Re-roofing runner, is thinking of getting mur- rwith a set of idlver-mounlod endover old roof.*. Leaks repaired. E * •’ Is»w Priced * Tied, ho told n correspondent of ' dice." the writer evidently imagintimaten free. Satisfaction guaran01833731 tha. Berliner Tngehlatt. “ Bt/t.” ho ing that caddies were the inaplefood. Oak A ve.&3rdSt. Phone 111 ndded, “not until I'm through with ments with which golf is played. jAsk to see them nt W mil Du Boxo the track, ami that won’t bo un­ ? \ The haekfiel.i lttk>{£ With the line continuing to im­ (R.ARENGE SMITH til I’ve reached tip-top form. I ex Lord Ncwtort has made many bei,,K very «|,|v prove, Hanford'High- School’s grid­ General Contractor nei t to do much better than I 'changes in tho game during the THE BALL HARDWARE yet there is n„ T G00 West F irst Street iron warriors arc getting into have." jlnst three decades. FOR R E N T T up Tn Ts HED HOUSE HUPS—MARMONS iln r g r a v e and W alter C h ris ­ * ho win fill at Phono 441 shape rapidly for the gnmo with , --------i “In tlie old -days golf was playAim xi .V Automobile Co. ronh, ' J,,rK° b,,drooms, living thi) team eater* iiffl ! li'iiHon a r c N e c k a n d N e c k Leesburg a weok from today. «un Magnolia Are. pa.>„, 137 •^"iMIi of K.'rtsi c-it, !, ‘ ”f J,' " n ! Nitrmi in 2i» yeani old. Remind-,ed hy very few people and tho. vuiill*# Phone there are a JJ I w w acw a M hail. t!!lnK n m’ kltchen. built Is’ il! * 10 ’’“r °f H»Ptrnib*r, j JA M ES II COWAN—All kind, of W i t h 3(J0 a n d 3 5 0 ; . W a n e r . I ho daily w nrkouts^re becoming cd that he had a reputation n« n lexsentinl nualificatlon wnu believed I n i i nd "hower. oak floors, (>GdidatcH who | (,„ " 2 i A D V ER TISER * •W anted— (o B u y . Tin and Sheet Metal Work. ample closet spno". two-car garage •Mils. 5|ABY K. lllPKR 1 woman hater, ho replied: ‘ (n be middle ago. Scarcely any {T IR Y S L E lf age. C u y l e r M a k e O v e r 1 0 0 I tu n s specifier every dajr and it will 1 at Dm o Ailmlnistratrit.or , hS, ! “Not in the least. I may he a young peoplo condescended to it: ----------beat section of rtty 12 months "or CIIAS. T. FUi I F’li u riT n n not ho long before the •team will th<! '■xriTHo?t lerslfi representative Mater and Boat Tanks. At Oak . nft«r “f Join, k ' M,E " J O *« little* shy. I*in ju st a plain man they looked on it as an insipid lljr familiar with rates, Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ F U JR iB A --jm .r tN l) 0 - Orlando be in trim for tho battle which Is j™ * - Hanford Realty Co., ' l l W. I . t st. lllik*. (Jrrnnsoil). phone 1 1 1 . MorruiiiF i......... elassi__ , 1 none H57 amt uni,»•!»_ _ Mnmmir A,.iiii,..t. So nt i i el; largest ■d classification will JF.W E TT A M . |. a i:k expected to lie ono of the hardest '•nr. who hasn’t hnd much opportunity of I animienient for their older*. (Jntf Goal posts hav. f'c.l bii.- nesi. rale tc a word, min games of the season, complete information, en toying tho society of women. But was not played so strenuously and Olinford Healer nod the field m.irkcH, I F o r hOR KENT.— For immediate po*. J>« ■u-li--‘) XVt. I. you wish, they will HO DGI NS & GOV AN Cu., Ami mnint V.U'. citsh with order. don’t say I bate them.” The line which ih is the team’s consistently as it is now. "08 W. W lHt M . GARAGE utKMi for lii» prartirj. Radiator and the 0 r.icto, w„r., s<“"m,n, 7. room house* furnished dP» ou in wording your His bride, he indicated, must lv weakest point I-i,.,,,.. hit improving hut i will lie pl.-iv:.) ^in< i l l • V: *f 2(1 '».•«1 complete. 305 Magnolia tt, make it more ef- ilruii and ornnmei |fi| about na*L i athletic minded because he expects ( i e u r g e i l h l e l.r.-idsi l l i i r l e r s in 1here She Whole Team i r n , ; ;Vi“ T *Ttieri , , ,itJ •1 are ,still . some , .rough — spots I afternoon J« rk . Tel. 710-V . '^/ fv^,, b WANTk Ii TO b u y to keep in training ail bis life, lie " i A m erica n L e a g u e ; Wn-ih- "b icl. must be worked out before: teams irom Vi A lone woman, entered in every * m , IMill , , . , SKlIIMu.i; »•'» o it inM \. > Avenue. .»•*!» CLEAN COTTON RAGS ha" no preferences ns to nationality event of the urogram. Miss Milnrhi UNFURNISHED HOUSE — | fo>nd* tlm world u r e .L r , I < rv JRTANT NOTICE ‘ i n g f i n L e n d s \ lilli M illin g lb.-team will be in shape. There nre a splendid AT HERA 1,1) O FFH ’ F 11 unity] anti thinks much of American wo rnmnnsed the entire Japanese loam ; l'i Clinitrrr, . still some of the. candidates wh,. to see -tisers should give their ® t* mi m !£ s r « i t i ' f e t ia * £ ' im " ........ 25— F lo ris ts . men. O M I . ■ ' • ' V O I U |.J Inivo been expected, to report who participating in the Internalionnl j postoffk-o mldpcsH as It is hop'd Ikat , W. S. P R IC E . Mgr. A. Inkneh, Pico Hotel, ' *’ 'I'-i.A i'ia iu v 1 CHICAGO. .Sept Jf.. i/Ii Tlie have !6 7 — R oom s W ith Bnnrd. not ns yet. shown up. inj,la I,in ii l ‘ I'Yminlne Athletic Contest at I AUTD ! thi-ir phono number if “STEW A RT THE FLORIST" closing games of il„. majofs sea­ „ , _________ _ _ JIOBILE D e a l e r s - I f vm,t Who I’opulnrisrd (Jolf7 m 'V 5 h ‘Kld *’> H ie who for various reasons ffigli .School 710 W. F irst fit.. Phono 172-W Gothenburg, Sweden, and afto,- I dre rcsulta. About one son finds two Giiicinnnii feds ,n hasHutton, Flowers for nil occastnns. Lord Balfour, tu.kf it from Isird she had piled an nearly as many R ° ° ilS and ho.'ird m :i ni,e ----- I-Olt RENT— 7 room house, furn- , 1 * ' ’ w lfv '’ur u sed,«rs. mb' not been aide In report for time for the gaim. font of a thousand has NEW YOUk, Si.pt. 2Ti— (/P)_ Newtona neck and neck race for 111" Itrjii home. 'shed complete, immediate t m s 0,1 *• > « Hnsxtfa'd page McLANDER ARCADE, is the person who made points as the I1'reach competitors practice, is expected to he out not tone nnd tho other* St. Louis Cardinals landed golf popular in England. to “ riV^'r o r 1,,,,n '-«'-»Tn»\ t individual battfng chump unship later than Monday. Fitzpatrick, nail a large crowd i„, Phone 781. nmuniente with you numbering ten, the French girl oly in port with the Ml20 NnU1ED CAR ESt.’HANGir” * ' TI.'KSifN M|"I,A*!-'o111.1’i - 1'11 ' ,A,r'o f tho National league. Sunday’. hijge candidate for one or tho pr.-:.ent for lu m ber yard „y know your address, athletes returning returning from Sweden, lonal League championship, nailed A i l ! r i n NC|Ll0,\ ',K ,W y. ‘" I ........... PARK AND SEt'OND H is very interestb ; final efforts may juggle III" ol'fi- guard positions, lins been railed ir room 2 7 — P r o fe s s io n a l S e rv ic e s. n o o k s , . i t h ^ wlfh„ur ^ i i ontlnusnce M UST be .some ^’i - 'nR .hp low’^‘,w" I ndinitted that she was ^v ^ .fa lrly to the mast hy defeating the on nil the n Q. V. WANSI.KY, Manager Manager A C om plete L lh e o f hu . whjci’ l ! rial figures somewhat, bill well .*ii out of town, ami it is not known thu I’arliamentary golfers, i tp(im » ■ person at The Sanford Reasonable rates. Lin.-oln Hotel., First St. ’ V‘ * New 'York G lints <1 to 1 , thereby More than thirty years ago lie ) L ‘ manifested hv tin- *(„ Cypress and Pine , in front are lliihhles HargruVe, . , ,. , Jwflce or by letter. Tele- EUGEN E PERMANENT Wove I w»*m \ whether or not he will return. His f’>rd ....... High .......... eliminating Cincinnati's innthc- twice won the Parlimentai v Handi CADILLAC-DAKI AND •tt V Mho,,! j veteran caliber, and Wall-r ('In iFram ing ' wn r,r; i« ' /"»*; ,,,u' lhir'1 1 hurt IDML COOKED meals and rooms FOR for $10.00. Marinello Shop, *n... IfiiroDtinuances ar» not leaving was a loss to the squad as team this " matical hope in the line of pen mini •op and he bat; lien playing ev er, 1 1,m" f,fl 1 , --PONTIAC— RENT,- Two small country 111.* Stale ••f Fhu h|;i. "i i \h r i.f I G-m en, St. IVnit .-i,,ti„ iaiioa mf n | Shunt hinft • Bnsket. 2nd and Magnolia. j reasonable, tu t D:»vey Winston ' > ii| > .i«-a,t , 111 ,> 0 ii- was a very likely candidal" an d 'm atter wi,,.' kj[H, j P’ putauit. (f " ••••!« A \»i|jh| | residences. located on <d , 117 Vir><,ri*t/ “dHliic Company (since. ' events was the record of lie* Ja n ­ licho-r, who fotiml i r< gul ir i>lap ami ih,it 'I - '* lltli and Sanford Ave. Ills great weight would have been ford lliel, |,, , "f r. sl,|,.„ "'■* uiikiiowa. '■rv Ave., mnr river; (he other on* Sidin g ______ anese girl. Sh,. broke tile wurbi’-'. 11 7 1 2i" , S tPhone 121 T h * Cardltonl* brought the first II I * 4 in I lie Ifcd.. linoiin v. lien Hi—s-lp a great asrj^l tn the team. - Prompt - Efficient I' —----------------- (rt 111‘VII PAINTER—DECORATOR I 1body .... 1 -. will i„ ‘'n a "HI •I‘ l.l*. 'rin jmieball pennant to St. Louis in “ It was Lord Balfour.'' Newton r,," ,r/.1 f"i- lb- bro ol jump. w..n the bad Io i , t ire. ,1 ton b ’ervice Oial to,, a,, ,i|ij,p.,r | ,:‘ct "f it| Flooring A. It. Riggs, H IM found Are. iml •* 'in. i.in ‘the two guard , .poMtions ...... and Port ing i* u iH B oom s W ith ou t Board $J«>.'•»).“ F.‘ f .^'iud t !,!'* '" v k' PrilL'i dodge I• ;.....• wtrijbr League history. The oppor- says, who first, made golf popular ! s' ," ,1,|l,,fr v' !f< -m l Pit'll.• ’ran. Thfl ' •*•« 1, 1. .1 ........ 1 Cliristensen i-, in a f-it*• ,v iy PHONE 30,1 center .seem In lie rather w in k ! been "ur ears and Graham Truck* * Vtuli.'L ,iot .!; Ceiling > iv Hfihity^tn definitely oust tliij Red* it. England, "lie used to plav it I 1,1 l 1"' ,1" v';1"'- '/’T 11*1•#( *•l*'"i fall-ilin, * ; Elm .ml |;tth St. Imish with an iverage -irouud IfJi, bni there are several likely cmi-li- mallei w !,,uiier yraij l. I,, „ m, Furniture Refinlshed '(•!. RENT I’wo licit rooms, one 1 --House** for K en t. ii « 1 **« *i i p |ir MeollfeSHt, ______ _ Phono -from. the running cim e when Tin regularly who. he was one of the ' « ,| | ,l,'sh «'"1 f" lh 1>‘" ■■:>u Finish b i» pik-im in I it nnd Fou n d . Hargrave is nowding ;aio •'*1 -'lU'l'ti.vl \ front room with twin beds, s u it-t-------- ------------------ -------------I date i out for these Iwo positions the nuiiito i cinnati lost the firet game of a most, oalstaraliog figures .in th ‘ | nin* IT !s. ' ' ' ' " n i l ' l l ...... . 'inis nnd, s. J : n ix Guyler and Waner. ni I’lit-lmr:; BUM MOLE H UDSoV k s s f 'x itltH i hn, ‘M ouldings without, doubt tjirsc spots w ill! evidi til M, 1sanfiinJ dde ror 2 gentlemen. One room FOR RENT.- B room house e double header at Philadelphia. House of (onimoriH and Hie great | tI „ . „ ,, f"C lMil»1leat|,„, I,,, Attorney and Counsellor at Law •Automobile tire lietw,s‘n . are I be onlv i wo league plav INC. I i M ill'd hi l>e strengthened before the openinv will hai i n be used for light housekeep 1 trie ligiits, near Delottul roml on I ,,o r»e Ifamig Hv rounds Lath ', T h e clinching of the pennant popularity and respect whh h tic j u r n . dul yq trg ;md Eustis, bo found at 1 <100 Enr.t First Street. 203 ();ik Ave. •>ver the rcniurv mark In tall " f Hu- season, ||eti)., ng. hot and e ld water, next t o ‘ West First "• r,mdper 0,11j Allen Bebremlt is ..o e l.f I' (1|l (»,„ |l„iVersitV ,,f Southern Street, $25.00 p|l(1„ . ,j ■' brought to an end one of the do* enjoyed undouhtedly contrihnled | Horse racing ii the onlv “Ini-I I office. lath. Apply 815 Park Ave. i month. Prick the veteran Cuyler ba Ulioffieii E. A. St rout Farm Agency J ____________1 _ I tHlMCVtll j\ ,. tVlfokM. IO,,r ftU eat races'in the major* ®jy*i , . ____ which was largely to tho spread of the game, ness” or “ .port" where the pound { California football elevrf. B plavs eiet* nnd few , ______________ I BLU E BIRD BEAUTY SHOP, I Inc. V Vfo luuitl find fa^ii I rtf Lime v»j,**’ marked by Cincinnati's T*" '"Ti. A,,-,' uti’s desperate _ " If he laid started to play earlmi Merlin"- is si'll on a pre-war tin-,is. aioiind his Haul:. This Ret. mdlV. Hur<| and last year on the Var- j Mown’ , ! " ')'! | year worn " by >,raM S ta tio n s — R e - I "Wo specialize in permnnont wav­ iEEPING and wfire v u l c a n i z i n g w o r k s housekeeping ! ------------ ---------------- -------- -----------comeback to Uk< the leadership in life tic would prolialdy iinvc <It Ilut it is in Englnml and only work.; fsity and iiuieh is expujrd oi him by lii.i supporters of tin- Trojan 1Carey. ' ing". 200 North Park Ave. rooms. near iu n o o n * Nil GOODYEAR TIRES. P iaster H e k Wilson of the ('nil:, Forest J.uke H otel.! 7H r . _ . Which it hnd successfully held dur-i veloped into an exceptionally good one way- against the Krenrli own- eleven. OJ) Union Union Ave. ... JJ- *V|- L Batteries. leads in home run slugging \y r — O ffices und De«k Room ing ■ large part of the scaiam only a rent cm , far lie had all aptitude pr. Dlstrbutorn Cleveland Six )DEL TRIM CO. CHKIOPRACTIC. — Will renew ~^=-=—• , Hotl-niley of the Cardinals ,v R lMM.3ll.ASa for all ball guinea.” fo go under at Ihe final stretch. (if late years great French l anmcrciul Avenue *7 L "ntli Jmil,Tn| n r. Nirtfa0 llo ck P ,n 8 le r Donrd 1URNISHBD room, suitable for n eat'si rival. Waner is ahead th c .c r , not th . owner.r E i ^ Y " , ™ ' . ‘J (INCORPORATED) . , stable* have entered ninny lioraeY By losing the first game of the tda. S,'" ,l" " ln * oui'ly. Flor- Screen W ire two tehehers. near high school. ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for n p su n n ~T •triples and Bollnmley lends »he 1 817 for cutimnto*. Conor Mai* wd N| tn connection with Lord Balfour's in stakes and fixtures on the Eng twin bill Friday the Reds had three 15 East 10th St. pointment. Dr. W. E. .MucDougall. atores or offices at Park Ave.. I v„;nR^ a!,d. T * ,hc new custom Uy A. RL tVeak*. D. C. Huiiders Hardware of two baggers hitters. Rhe;n wn W. RADFORD 1st Nat. Bnnk Bldg. ffgmeiTTetrialnlng to play and the early efforts, a paragraph printed i lisli tracks. The stakes are rath- , nnd Cumtnrrciul stree t W M D UlB Mtincbakcrs '31 won for St. Louis mid ..even <i-. i NFW v n id i y „r ... . Doors beat they could have hoped for thirty-five years ago by a noted or small, hut paid in sterling, ~i BAN JUAN GARAGE R>K REN T.-—2 bedrooms, adjoin­ Young, Owner, 208 Park Are.’ 'fe a ts lends the inmindsnien. R , . t I . . ’ ’ 2 j .--(/P)— | PHIL UiKi.l'lflA, Open betting with reliable hookWindows . '.wouldctmve been n tie with the Onr- weekly newspaper Is recalled. 32— Help Wanted—Female ing bath, reasonable, garage, " f Chicngo and Dnzzy Vunre .f ’ >0111 11 “ l , 'He.»fe« and universi-1 — Gnie Tmim-y: tftinh Ji RES Mr. Balfour x favorite game is ies is settled likewise. The lu.liy VULCANIZING SANFOin nUiCK CO. i.\ n u \ ( i :i i v . )' . dJnala If the latter had lost, grnnt()FFICE FOR REN’r ir in M c.ch 08 Elm. Phone 821 AV. ; Brooklyn, nre figliting for . >/o ; iiv* "P<» the football season today. I soy is „ - r ,„„| K|)0r,» ' golf, nnd tn show their appreciation French changes them at the curs i i t to a t i kt c l i Migiudin Ave. 3E L E 8S A W E L S H Fram es and Screens n ring the Redo triumphed in the se­ WORK nt home—$0 a dozen mak­ of his effort to popularise Ih" ritit rate. Phine 307 cond game. that makea friends" i*()R REN T .• Desirable' furnished | 1 It WIIITK T ,’r,,,,! Mode to Order ing scarfs. Experience mmeves' '"lop ^ uie' "muiistMd l Ii ^''ba ii'' V-**.nV.Vj.* | * r , * k ,W M W,'"V 1 .......... .. Ct 'MI'I.A INANT • fe-jk'Y The St, Louia, tfiani nuw hnH but snry. No canvassing. Bajticulnrs I beiiroom. Mcir only. tH5 Bark 1 it It a 3 1 average Tbe Card, , T ‘ ’ llnrvj,r»l* st>y s (na l toiltty in , V M •8 ( I A _ R „ , f M a l e D i r e c t o r y j i J * ' ' ' ^ . ^ 7 ( 5 “ “ f # 6 'm o re‘ league Contests to piny for stamp. Linnit Service Inc.. Itv«. - ar»- lulling ( nr point.. !>« hme , ml i an-. I rim-Hon, Army and Nnvv, chmom>.i. Ii.,f,.j vnitf, HJ'.NKt I-’, >MTi:i( A.\l» Mi ne ij Murphy Ironing Ifcmrds .Sonl Iiciii is jitti, im’" Qiotliail 1i*i Lynn, Mush. t Medicine Cabinets At. Ncw yprk toaiprrow am! hi:* t«.,of tbe ring will h:i\ " t/»ei|.fii-.. I gam , Piit .-lmigh i EACH COUNTY — The ! third with nj ..‘Si, I played tljoir tn|tiai mutes. \l SalurLARGE \•>1111ort ii Bit* Kioin, vvilli I ---------------------------------------- _ . Uomner. lal & Pi/nu tto. Phone 331 one In Cinclnnijl Buinl.'.y, and 11cu ll ,! Enel. wbMi hil |of stupendous develop. j ...</i .ig*.. •In ', "I the 'Itt'ja g/i<fii—II fe n -'ii. though the Oardimils hoe |,ol!i “« bit lentii,1r" Tuniiey ii » prracrtploa for tad ( bout it in the Palm EARN $30 weekly in spur* time! }P!'cli and beds, adjoining hath • HIGGINS SMITH WIGHT, INt I I ' ailing Itillor in ntnn Ii h.m D.i' -m.'i'll, ami.’.g (h. oul \n ml it i-'iijtei i ii"e i iiomntei Real Estate nnd theie games they will have mar "h e m-iglilmrthe hope font \lrn 17 ne IT HnnipIc co|iy went on * addres»i,yf envelopus at home. 1L” i ‘ ti,'w . tM i. I,N « ‘fo hall .the y i i ', games; C lop'-o wellill'll IJI • -I/ , .ill Iea111 I" i tin;h""l li’stantariemis hot water all I, j, . ^ ihcin ilcccnft.il. H « • N A I lONAf. I.EAGl E Expcrtciifo unnecessary, ordinarv glnenouj INSURANCE BRO KERS In enough to cupturc tlu* precious mg i.lo'i-/ .ill riglil." Id o d g e BROTHERS M alaria, ChiUa and F o m ti. ^ ,; vn. Ciiicinnaii .358; Bresslt f < in " : ••.‘lit- la. I year, np«'n.s the ,.vaSt. I.-mis mi li.'i .bXii 11"ii i imfercnvi; o|>|'ii|ivnl in aeu 1clear hand writing. Write prompt­ mi,y Model ale. Apply E. Ml. St nWtWft. * "lav against Norwich. | 11 ,'oi),. ( \ thi 11 st, (inBhijJ i < uicliioali carp BUILDING AND innnali .357; lla r g r a v tln/i'om Inguolia. Nd i'll', .5515 son opening inactive tilt,.. ly. Crown Mniling Bureau, 608 GIST y o u r PROPERTY WITH Idonttrs Dengue or QUIotui rW hl)» St. Louis' triiiinpli was ASSOCIATION • Ii .35(5; K. Smith. I’itI .Imrgl/.3 10 ' Giber elevens taking the field I ("Id the 'Inn ,iI'l'tu lie m I ness S e r v ic e O ffe re d , 3°oth Dearborn. Chicngo. .5511 Hnin Pourn a.i Ha^ohall P a n s I UjUsimi gh h .i u m I,’eu in jin ire have hcenrvi'orted “TH E LOT KIN G" | WltfT enthusiasm with the hud come. 1 Slfjdn-itson, Clucago, ;38; h»t\i » l'"ia . include; Cornell, IVnnsvIvuF lIR llS ilE D bed room. 31)1! Flint National Bank Bldg. .5315 Irom ihv (iiio|.s of tin i oiiferIt u il. tho gtraui (; ° " D U?EI> CARS New Yorkers look comM a r c h It. P n r k to ,S i n g e n j ^ T ' i ' ! V! ; fill -burgh. .331: Brown, Aostou I'la. Weal Virginia. Brown. Itut- j "I nlw.'ivi llioiight i'i:i''i:N’ii.\N-r>i Maimlia Ave. SA LESLA D IES wanted. Apply F. .171 1enee where extensile trailing lias ■ ’'jS 'S * f : ;r 'Toning t t f t in the fuel that a native born E'J.il: Williams, I'hiliidt-lphi/. " ger.. Amherst, Williams, peiinsyl- : great ,Titiai|iioii" uidll M iinKier P ircw u rkn D isplav Brooklyn >v> hi . Kill hern iindclM(i,V for the let three W. Wool worth Co. 5 and It) cent DRUG S T O R E —ProT H R A S H E R K GARNER ! I'M*- Ford Coifii' N ‘\ New Yorker and a former New Ifry F o ils T u rn e d B ach— L. Bell, SI. Louis .32!*; /Leuth. van i State. I’nt.sniiigii, George- ["ami I vv.nit to -ay nowl onr, Drugs, Soda. We are Store. ! FOR RENT. Desiiable front Real hstute mid Fire (uxurunen ' ...„ i Boston ii:; h I .128 Wei kn. J-JJ;- Ford Toning ■J/-• - ^ player played an important H.v I if - Vear-O ld L e fty \\ i l - , I'bibidelpbia. .3 3 . line clean ,>ppon| |you as your phone. LOUIS. Sept. 25—</Ti -A f j Philadelphia :,v kv .T'.Mi I 112 S. Park Ave., Sanford . BLt— l-Jorij Selin i'""i, Reasmnldv priced. Gentle­ VV,"' s i',iUUS‘'- Washington mid J?n% ; pprt in the Cards’ deciding victory ! i lb gular ,........ i'll,mi lineup v.'iil un.ivMersoti and i.afni’etlo in the luugnl a- clean ami gan men it'fcm d. till Oak Ave. Call 103 3 3 1 — H e lp W a n t e d — Mnle Ur a night of levelling, St. I.oui.i AMERICAN I.I At,I E liiiuis O f W fs l I’iilm B p jicfi; Hie spurt under !jie \vi( in .he '■'U- Ford Ruiisbout ' 1"**■ "mi if <t,.i„i. mi dmilitedly be biiM'l on th- I.owing tU .^G eorge "Np.cch" Tnporcer, Carm; any rnmi wlm lull -inJiitliiH nn> latai,<*( ii,,,, 1.12 — Ford Ton Truck Scnrt* is 4,'ott;‘ to T h ro e ‘ Amerienn league leaves iMuim-h oust. Ki' '*1 .5113 of team combinations Indy. itala-utility fielder, wuh the eon- itUi* today aw»kc vvilli the renli ' N)<w Y,llk imit,'r llcnri unit Marv K ring. Aa,\ man can le| i*OR VINT.--Extra large bedK. C. TISDALE for good buys Rucsteel Axlo . i awaiting only the nimroJl of ij. .57(5 SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT ( alifonmi, Lelnnd Stanford and • n> Stove & Furniture Co. l-H'-r. lit* „r o'thor of lliflm btithgi factor wth n double pinch have met you in tht I Features contest's were Im Geartv , , , , ,, .............. rompcentrally located, suitable , ,n Roal Estate, 23G Meisch BuildBUREAU ” m .551 BEACH. *it nove lh" Hu- University of Southern Cali[121 E. F irst Street , H I T d e v i s o r * , louac on behalf of Flint Rheih in longer the doormat’ of the Na-1 Washington A* ^PALM AL.M HKAt II, Sent Srpt. " mI for 2 Hu c.7 .644 tfiu-Mom»r rnrountcr, tin- mini* hrf* •» W EST rondo." 3 adults, close to bath, j MIILER O. Pim .II'S, Inc. ,,|ay 204 North Park Ave. . " ' ' American’s individual I balling f"imn i„ (|„. west, Ke carry a full line second Inning which drove in tioaalLeague—that hot an, cold water. 508 .Myrtle ----- --------Manager Chicngo 7!i 71 .527 tween Grergla Teeli ml Dglc . t j 1, i1''^1'11 l '' r *"' Herald) Tht crown from Hurry llllmann'.-i n'i'fi ' “' V1' ,,,,|lln, " ,l,‘ " “•* a* Iwr,” II Dempsey talked with| '<ine conforcnc-, sectionui arc right. Cash or •! thorpi*; *Mi.Hrti.sMppi and 1 1* rimios•>[ •SUili* I.ciikim* idiainpinn: ,. two runs. Billy SoUthworlli I McCALL & FOX, Rpnl entute in - I crew . •i ’rtrelt 77 75 .6015 il difficult WANTED.—Good responsible man Ave. i bic.ker in the Detroit (Talkoust, to m i vice champions fiiro sturilv.. ■flint made •dm nliig ii„y Int. r. xt |„ . We want your business. " " " .........i ex-Glant hit his season's sixteenth 1 Hornsby and ids Cardinal rrrvv horn Aggies, the North 'arollm i-! ' defeat cd lo'ie Friday all M 1 buul 11,\..Iv.',| in 11,| M M )1 | , M Eld Ave. nnd 13th Street. R n ---------------' ' estmcrit.s. Rest buy* uru among j I to tako over Auto Truck Doliv.too r i nvr. i Unit Inliml Ini'll in a have hiougt home the first pen ( ‘ ^ L Louis dll < i(l foes this reason. The list of 11125 li«i•-•tinft«.f ,i,.*, i ,,, W|t . ............... firnl pon I !*>' tht* H Wee. tI Pal,,; Balm iVem Bearlil , | , ,,is ,,vv"mer in the snme inning when Wake Forest lilt und tin meeting I *' LNT.- 1- m nished room t o ’ "or listing* Phone 746. ha! Ih v. t, fi lii, guest. 'ery. Contract with National Bis­ 15 105 .3011 hetwi l j-( >• , I to 3. Tlie »*•<«•»* ii" .,r j o lie I Despite a currrnl fa'lrm g in tn leholdern follows: I lie visitors fell he en Tulnnc and Cardinfila tuliic-d five tinier ii* a luu^ career of bij,r time uisiann. trentlpsii. Apply Singer Sewing ^ — -----------------------------------------Concrete Co„ general I ' l . l Survey „f la,|,« f|, cuit Cn. Must have $860.1)0 cash. a ■ Hu, ' - .crafty twirling of liitle * bin stride. Hie Tiger >mt'llder bids ■ Lantern: Big Threi iMcQuUUn. circuit ouni|tetition. * * I Poly. work, sidowalks, build­ For further particulars call at N a­ Mil, hli t'o. — Hiirinewt l*ni|it>rly. I V r,'" r duly r. , ,„,|. L< 1 wi|, a slug, (onferenre,. V S 3 3 J S G i v e ''"'die,r.-,;"n|* . .. ..«■ stern , M a r in e s f i t Loaia .......060 000 100—rt 1 *> U Tin eelctirntion continued until . *, irrigation boxes. J . It. tional Biscuit Co. office. Ask for Other confeience tenm .meet tho B* ar old *. West Balm Beach ' to wind up the year II a i tAoII!',(| I \t I* loi ltJiL ,,f H„r„|. PHONE 3 henom. ' gimr av, vernge uround ..T, h wl w. ll ' •;KU'rn < 'dlugcs: Dartmoutff; Bit- j Q o v u Th* er, Prop. New York 300 000 0|0 t |:t o I )«te hours. Rain poured down dur- j il fii1i>*’ii11i t i») HU'orn hill rie following opponents: W diington Mr. Wallace. T " proud Sanford Celery Feds in H11 lead, Heilmnim, wh carried , ' ll<' Const conference, Uniyersity I I,,(W « fUrni!‘ht'‘1 r<,<’l,is- FOR " SALE!—-W eil t^t^ddiaiTed, 3 IH " nnd Lee vs. Lynchhurr; Mabanm .R h cm , Sherdcll midO 'Farrell; I j n,f Port of the evening h;'.';'/’ "r'Y"" l,,r’ «i"•i ! «.,.* I Paying grocery btisincsa in Snni „ !'f. , MI,,V liitert *i,.,t in . -------2 l( bil!" ' precious tim e und energy P'd.v v.t. Clinttunooga; *T'iis,m by win probably depend upon the off Ha■ Imiiurs in I'.iJ. r a n k s '" ' Washington. Soul hern Confer. 1 McQuillan, Burnet;, Greenfield ami i L, Vu* o'crrymaNing went on 10— Money lo Loan ml » el tall. Ini. plci-e ,,,* parrel ,,f i;n |»im j f.,,. I . , , , , . . lore, rin. fo r informnti '. t"rd, Flu. For information write ala > required f or n)ore im portant concerns. " f Ben Cantwell to forge fourth among the r< gukJ (lie) Tiilane l'niversi{y"-m d! PHILADELPHIA, Sep Florence. , ’ -urryiiig part of tin- eelelirution '""i *1111.11", Ii Iuk Mini iiciua ,„ 11,A l*reibxterian College; Noil, Caro­ t»J— Kjm.4 fill H 'liisokccp ing Box lot). Herald Office. DRY CLEANING CO. ," f Miifnln.il" Ktiito Of r i,,,. the marmw --------- 1 l *ie Greater St. fomis Exposltlim Babe Itulh, striving wdi virtue I H'livirsity of A lab,-mm. Mlssimn , lina State vs. Efim; onisiiinn bn,-I lilt" the lead Inilliy ill the :H— L iful Null res. enning, Repairing and i LOA NS— Money available nt 7 per i Mini rnoi-,. o.irlletiiarly .fc'»,iii„!,j ,)wa Tiiuney. “ "o' Hie state open l.asetmll ly no i Imiic,' of an- ,•,•*■3 in i-<|ti-iI 'alley I'ltifereii.-e, MisHoiirij Rocky IH,,Vh . Ifods Lose ('hannes 'gioiinds m Forest Park, pnrtici Stale vs. Louisiana Norml; Mary- elm Phono 405 for prom pt! cent. Close in property. A. P i ' y. , £ ‘ 1- T 1' i “'V .V. oiiunuiiilid 1"",' •’•''h «»f von, mo NEW Y llRK , Sept. 25—(/I*)i . h, mo) rcmlretl to lanil vs. Wasliington Co||ge; Mis title Cblormlo ,***,,,'*M‘ ' •"I'f I "»uMn®»| his world's record , ,' 5ti Inmi ruin, u'Mihlmn Conference, i w , “ nd * < * * « . \ov Connelly & Sons. PH ILADELPHIA, Snpt. 2b— r/l*> ,K » n v l s i J i 'h . "r " f' r<' wo! k ‘ „ J. r i «t ' ' S i r ru n m n* to "Old „n; t;oin|.f«.l.it nt St. w' I - -------------------------------------- i M. i;.. Biiiiinghiun Ti'.'i pirited duel mi Muney places just below tlainjli in let­ Aggies; Soiitlnvc.'tern '''inference i tbe eluinipionshiii." Tun# C h a lle n g e !fo r I tic heavyweight ' issippi A. si vkii t o w i i n m i K x , i> —Cincinnati won ti.u second game ! J S / f i * ; In Sanroid. Srrnl. Texas Aggies. 4 ’ brilliant lieginnmg, the Card, ---------\ _____ _____ _________ F or QUICK BALE.— My 5 ncre * ' Stro m ,, k m i i i i o *. riHil f ii rduy will hvi* in H k ting and is well *.nt i rrmit m "It was a great fight"' i < 'I Soul hern; Sewatiee \ Br.\ .-on; Army and Navy’ of a double header with tlie Philalready are '-imuoring (or uiutchrs •18— IIur.se.s, C a ttle , V eh icles I M I,n!,nu ln 'lay Seal* M'Ih mil tin r,-c*lv..,l up to * iI'J Mil \\ IMrel" lu« ,,l,li!tn ken an' ,1"i rmrchni iI tenn.it Commander Bk South Carolina vs. Kr.-kif; Tmi- 111111 ,1 of local bane hall fan*. Tlmr, mu getting. Avci.ige.jredit Idin \riny. DN’S BA R BER SHOP ! 7,1— M’h c d — rr.Mini.s, Hoard ‘ J 2 mih-s west ot foike •J..ill I -- .')! lit* Friday H to 4, nfter losing the pushed their way to t!m front in with Gene Tuniiey. I 8'ipt, iiitiwr 21 . I'isn'''tlv^ 1 1 I* " f )«tV. _ ___ ______ ____ f .Monroe. Mn., $3,000.00 conh oe the greatest rice in 18 years in iitssee vs. Tuaculum; T I vs, wns „ hair mining ,-alcli h\ Dun- with 131 scores, lint jlso nhiw. Ilyrd, (lie first man to flj| Magnolia Avenuo. I Im* f*|t Coiliail-;11,a „f Hmifoiil,! „ opener by J) to 2. However, the J .'.'tt;" Db'd for | In Buenos Aires, Luis Angel Fir Roanoke. VMI vn. Rich mi id; Flor blkr ■'"I' a 'booming Imnie mu |,v Goidin of the Seimtui MostiI of i North Pole, who occup’ **» 'jarhort Special n t - ; FOR SAI-E.—5 milk cows; also VAN l’E(— Boiinleis* men oalv 1 F R REZING TKMI4RATURE •>r tt," re,alua ,.f ill,, , \ D-. I 'Sfi; <ul,,,iwl*" Jnmo'' A- i Break failed to keep tho Rods the National League. It lips been well bred pointer papules. E. H. *pivui's 1 h i'uri'0*.> of i,ali.|inu , , , t.. ,., 20 (i(i \ j -I i;, ■ * Jolin.ion ni' L 1 ^ . Kelli*r, owner. f**ii«»w I■ lion. the hottest fight since' lOOrt when idn Vs. Sigitliern Colleg, . Chicago, Gehrig, of ||ivci, ladies and children., I**', wlm knocked .lack Drmpxry side Heat. ''' Large of the Palms to ad I 1 Yanis. | la iHg twnnant vunnilig, which was 'i".“<>ll..'.t trim .,f ),,,„! |„ Camp, 1101 W. 1st S l. Phone RiM-J, -4* J _______ _ , ~ ——-— ----------------- -— - - | r»20 i ft. iciniiiiry *,'iv,.r*. Ilia )"v<I ho •iiirm-uloiiH to a gam,- thit Combs, of New V'ork ml Mv.Ma ! -;<T P A U U . M i ', Sent. 2 4 . SANFORD, FLA "it'lilllillllt .1 It. White ' ,l Major A. .1. Ducxfl-Bl. #xcd today whim the CariUimls a post smson (fame was necessary |from tho ring, nniiminrea that |e furl tier "rilio-eil ,),.,, ,|,|, CK STEAM P R E SSE R Y l or ()‘ nll,^ ' I>»tmnll.'i needed more of an appeal mis iif St. Louis, is tun g reach', S'.It freezing teinpcrittuit's, marines .......... was a happy i »i— Aliftmen Is Kir Hunt " j S ,~ ,,WUKt*K Vm Sal(’ i',n,” u"; din. I)l<H' tjiB Giants. Bcore: .,.vR4l ti'-to n. kiii'm, i , fV ; r,. 1'*:.... 1 ""■ «> « « ■ u r„r •" i "Mummed hv sjmw which reach- finish. “The fight iFirst Game Tin Palms stepped off 1,, a first or pm sod the ce-'tury ark. *l -1 — — - — _______ ____________ __ _____ _____ _______ ! *•I'll f H.M1’..I ' fl',., 1, , K tn. ,„ Lr',' IVee I, * hi II.e S..I, cood . f > *>r -J bdiniiy MostiI of I e J* (« 'teplli of six inchuit in Huveral ithnt thu good boxer U Wlil T ilt EE I 1 ■ *****• ? I'tI I'hicflv Hirough abiiitv * .1 I. u 1 ,■’ ,U '" Wi*|<,,|" | Cincinnati .... Il()(i llOt) IHI2 2 7 0 house- I'DR SALE. -3 room Bungalow, j Tim f ■ ft,vjp y will rural,ih "eg, nem j , , u . . . ' i r ' u ! ' ; " " ' I I (<> foUiom Rogci Williams di*li\er.\ I Sox. Ims considi i.ililv lite r t|n Pi a, es were reported ia Minne- tho fleliJer nil the lime,* ^nK M alphia 31(1 BOO mix o i :i o als w.re m s x Ii plm-e. Inter came j „f (he sesi|i,i " lack has asked ft., . beds, first; electric lights, fine well, bi'imti. m M otv»*r | h|m• J . .J1 1'lri‘uifoM «m , i EIGHT new i-rennt color shudes, " i. North Dakota „.,d South DamaU-h and it may he pul next in * he pinch. Singles hv Dolisou | a clmn,-c of retaining lie learm 3HB. 5th. ,' AN'* "l:l'E lt!.t» IM* ^ Lucas, Mcukor, Nchf and I'ici- a s tea. y elin.l. ml found the Red - 1 ■'fill A ««•»■f''!•«*i.i ji .’ti.-u. 33 in. x 7 ft. never used, tFuiiit.sliailt-,, mi »lot* • .high „nd dtv. J I ri-ini,mat iimiiiil . . tiniivt-iiinpuny 2f*i 'Ll) "f Aiinunl A. I( 7:i3tf. le s s S e r v ic e O ffe re d There ore 500 and > Burns were followed hy base stealing title. Ru| , Jeadl in •"'l i today, ft w*tH i ho first cold l,,r,lw ...... . ';‘..'"..U*lrfl. lM»“Ubiii ;spring," Rickard says. t lilrt iJiich; Wiijoughhy and Wilson. V 1 -----... >8(10.1)0, xinull cash Iiayment; nl*o (DEAL) $1.25 each. 015 Oak Ave. aurli id,i On .lime 27 Hey were in second ” r l,« Henson. RF 1 taken frqni coni. Large's circuit clout which crush­ home runs. Burns of Clcvcltnd V. K. Dquni.AHH, otluir llarrv *. ii V *■'< Hocnnd Giftno *Tmur0xi’n furnif,ucd 5 room Bungalow. Apply Ouk Hill 1'luriH ml *|ieriri(-ntlun ran ho ,(, is safe with a new-nl ime tun Place, then c a n , , , brief slu n u .m i! i Two ‘“ T enndidntes "nre T M» T’ ed with -ueli force Hint tlie ,lriv pER/UNS,— Haberdasher « l«rk of 7th Jmllt'lal (ilreult nortn it. l-Otl Magnoliu. See.next to spring West First Street. Rccurm] •Cincinnati .....(H2 non,d im - J r 12 1 until Aug. 14 [the cluh cmitii.uetl1„£u . ! ,' ‘;|jRl'» ,' i“,,, “ r1s 've«len.i\vhi. 60— Machinery nnd Tools, T A L L A H A S S E E , Fl.i.Sept. ‘>t. t»r Hi'pii'iulior ID. nt t.’lly ’ 1tiler till ntiil Gehrig lend' in Go or lttiL-ho Inkneh. ------------------------------------torn for C o l l o gfi a t o Kaglaoci off'oe "t| (IuI'unIt of whipped Johnny Itlsko of Clove- ■ - Slmli nts of vocalitpil ajjri- struck ILi'ljtfieM, r Wi| (in's hand three base clouting. KiSrtin. rnun‘>‘ JPhilfcffi:.;....... 0 3 002 000- -1 10 .1 in third pluce. tt'.lto. as n > leaped forward and Imiiiid10 P in t. S tre e t land in his American debut and rultiire of Florida ar,- gi«m an op­ OVERLOOKING . . Luque, Lucas und Hargrave; SINGER Sewing Machine office _ l ■ ■Th« ('I Coninilxnkia roserv"* tli* v « . m u i & M i ed 200 liel a wav into (hi i-reek Among the pitcher-i Imiv’s Following an ,tiier drop came the knocked til it .lark Adams in one of AIV11T5 NT furni.-hed, close in, ( .................... HIGHLAND PARK ♦*Knl|’ ht nnd Joniinrd. riglil to moved from 113 Palmetto to 110 • *..• 1 1 < ■ 1 1,,ri, anil „f , 'mms,.I vet art) ..r nil lilit* or portunity to compete vth earli «etj i averages ahow tleorge I Jhle ill, SCO CAMERAS * little* world's series" Imre with tho preliminaries Thursday, nnd Dunl ’in t cnl--,t in ivciiiencc, private home.. Stucco bungalow. 6 large riumii,. sixth I."- «*.',npin 1i t , , . ***** 1,1 “I't Hint llioy may iteflni FI. 3rd St. Come see our cluvtric 50! E. 31 St. (fi *■ BUD SU P P L IE S Hie Pittsburgh Pirates, m which Monte Minin, Nohruskn walloper Other in writing storms n the re iprebuhlv .la y ,.......If aught,.,- fo.- 2li ir.lilies won ami (,-n Im-I f..(. Prico ^8500.00,....................... caah down il5110.00, Ill l>u tolllu lie *t la torent of t tlu Am- - s Kept. 4-11-1 S-gK. consoles. SMINOLE PItIN TERY ^ J a c k ’s N ohc riv;l s, 1 Hie Cardinals •inplayrd their true who pummelled Hiighie Clements suits of their prin t ii e w.ut. fur ,th e Fed Bart hhoi 507 Nat'l Bank Bldg. <'Hy. lie cured hack !,, H,„ * lev,.land. ’ lie, ueaie jb 'rt N Nimon, F t : NISI :D rootna and apart- BIioihi 240. - ,.i' ,,f |),, Ynnl<i- ■„ i )8t. W, N. Lumiey, Prop. W. H. Wtl.MAMH, 11)2(5. mettle, winning four straight nftvi mi the same card. I'ei:c«- a, I Ming .c,| i harlie M,.r Ht-rli Pennocl. WI7H ATTRACTIVE PORCH AWIN0 61— M iscellaneous. ti'nl ft rent. 103 K. 3rd St. 'v it h a 21-12 record f, the oidn^r Iit'hi to h lio in tho opeuri lim n s drivi over |,„. ..|„ltl| l| ,IP . Cltv Mi,uuger. Marvin (L Walker, ed or of ,he 'The new champion wlm in um|cr pH DRUG COMPANY anil nhut out in tho Hotfoiid. TH REE GOOD HOMES 1milling by \Vj|r,,MI .md Mev Lefl.v t.’rove of vhe ddeli,- ,K contract to fight any man that Florida Grower, has not lied F W. I NOTICK MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people PA K A \RTMENTS -F’urninhe Reiull Stoiw” • ' -• ii> A u r,iir| iiA , bent. « AIIMI.MISTHATIUX'H l rn W UI.ADELPIUA, Sent. 2a 2n.--(/P) FOR SALE T h e Pirati*s were nut the only Rickar-I nelocts, declares that lie Garris, statu supei visni of vocn- l •'»-* diil mithiiur t > h ip the Celery m-towdlng a -foil strike ut ieit|. .I.VIMDMIMSTU ITOIt’N A R C H IT E C T are intcreslfd in Florida. Each conii CV-ntrai St. und Park •pecialty of our prompt f~-Jack Dcmpsoy's $i0,ooo nuM) Until to he reel ungd with, amj the WiiHliington lead* i u lub hii. On very liberal terms Feds cause. Their big inning wns limml agriculture, Hint I- is reiidy ' ,V , rilu‘!0‘ Their big iimii I V, .. . of them through a classified add In Av E lc rival reft,gyration, — •Wlthfitobcr1 of Gone [ Cincitin.iti Reds tonic the lead, only is ready to meet nil contenders. 'prescriptions and quick ting with average „f ,i 3. D.rolt. i Nolle" ■ liereby git en that ttiurn Plmno 736 or 784-J. m ,,,, , , „ tht* : Iditlering ‘ ring or Firat Nationnl Bnnk Bldg. i».v to make monetary gift> n tbe iiu- t •«!! 1 ' W m" :,in' ll ‘‘ D .v Bean- (Cleveland, and the Yui ces ;.c all ' Mu will I,., ,i in of ,'Ho Kntiiltllo K" in 1 the Morgantown POST. Six cents Two long bone Ii oil promoter* 'hy sel kitchen, etc. Phone dollvenr. «Vlliieys| ( l j j » ’ j s t a* Drmjhiey j to ho slupjgid la c k with a 7-,H Ir Scruggs-Scojrglns Realty Co; rf",t.iii am r.artuln Ii ,. ii * p a ., |,j « . r w ‘..... 1 hitting .281*. t figured it #nuld' AIt still was as feat Soot, frtn dloW tlie Cnrdlnals have wired hath Dempsey and Tun. ..................* ■ —i Hot Sandwiches s work for six consecutive issue*. 848 Mnsotdu Temple Bldg. he, iL hndV ,Lefty W illiniu: liaiigi'ng'ml'ulr furniture 4 otlmr penumal pri>|i- S a n fo rtt — ---------- Florida l,'hiridu Grower ami „ I ogret sive | , ,,|M.S fo,. (hu •idy • time k in ' , "IjJIWWBn looking as over today', tiii- to again climb to-tin- top. When m-y nfforing n $76(1,0(81 purt" Lending hi*I,.rs pin.' ig mmc-c j ................—i-* -"S*pittA*cd, with no signs of crack- Ronton tool; linen out ,,f rtiur from ^'"’I " .r,;*,. 'r" b,,u l° ,u'» r I‘°* A li­ ru nn er, a publli-iiti»n ev.ited to' game. ' i limn half of the huh pm gnies; i agricultural work. Fiflcn dollars Munush. Delr«-rt, .376. ItuUi N -w the Cftrditmls .util the Reda n g S K,h'H m •lnmi,iry' Snntord tlu* If’Ull, « I ^ wn* | |. -r4 will be giVdn l«> the puil hiihmit was chikfiv concerned aaiitgi "ii, 'B R II 1*0 \ J.’ York. .3(18; Gos|in, h ting tiu< best story; ?lt) |, the ucc- Beasley, ef ifoBmnnn, Detroit 360;3uri,s ppcarance of his left I 1 t) «) J oh , . T H A T 'S R l< IT QM frtY C A N **IV u moVp <to Philadelpliin O H ondj $5 to the third, anc$l to the FrishU', us ... wt»8 Unit'd groan with a So e fo o t I 2 , „ ; Cb'yclaud, .".57; Fothrgill. DoS B B > n .r e " TO O EXCO SE tnoir Allen, lli __ next ten. 4 . ] *)/• "^BW oIllng.'W aB Ei MU*. M E 1” I 12 tt At; Pftlkr Chicngo, .3|| . E. Crowe 3I> ....... 1 -J by hut applliccWashTlutalnrics must not I less than i i illglnil. .310; Suiimm Piladi’lI LONDON. 8opt. 26............... m - b - 250 words, or more I ban 00. They Myt rs, 2h ...... j phiu, .310; Cobh. Dell t ,10. Dempsey’s defeat................ caused _n senmsen/ . . . . must bo sent to E. W Grris, who Duhbnr, IT Wilson, rf Which' was reduced hv ,tlon among the majority of sports will appoint a commit I« lo grndu KinvffOn, e .... \r>. vjo followc rn hore, its most of tfio Eng­ feat nt Philadelphia, the thorn, uftcr wltich thd^wlll- btf It. Williams, p •fo • TTJ.ifo u r a ^. .. f*t'f 0 ”• KBim- Do Nuw lish boxing critics hnd indicated prlptcd in the Florida (d ^ er and r1 <• i their conviction that Tuniiey cifijd Progressive Farmer. another'to Brooklyn, Total ^ ....... 31 •i U 25 U (J •VA " a n P o i, " n m l n m W 'fry roilllng the Koblnai the not-hunt tnc champion.., If-PORT’ NEW S, Vn., fiopf. Tho contest opens nm and will L‘)A>j A s s o ri, A speedy knockout by Demphoy 1,(increased thgir lea ,W - a Tho otenmvr U k « doao Ndvembor 1. StoW'foiUrtg 4 ' B U Ii PO A B .................... a half, games. Th0 Red), jn tho first .sound or two would Ukrlea, owned by the Nolnna jyqilbic VJ ! accompl^tjientH of r* l 2 t 5 0 . ware suffering nt tho h* v.e "UrPrUed few or thota Avhc th f -pu^iia -during the year, of B atts, r f |#«mahip Company of Newport- m e* }\ 3 tl t) 4 0 1 hai Score: tha Phillies, yesterday's ? a ther#d around tho tlckam of f f l j* dropped anchor ip ,tha Ellz— rfi i o o a g, ; Q BANPORDt /0(a ' ^ vthe final elmptSf' In' Loud° n clgh« « t,^ :3 0 o’cldc this .................... vm and pj jtoead.grid* i oob—a r « ' . . 4 i 2 , 3. o. o * ... nnd « f KhoultJ *lr morninjf. ;V * 1 -' ....... S J j '•Ooi—4 X; W •......... ‘ 1 1 3 -' 0 ,10 POLICE kafo<J„ if posslt .1 Toapw "T 1"'i '.* " ■' '"''.vf1 y i ^ toamhor ,bf the, crew\ aa I’t‘ i (son and Blair, * o i 1 t | Frtabioi H„me Run, Beirut U . bcrp thti s tu d i^ it' wi21 r d f ;. ■q; SacUnrrUnix Aiiianc#, Jtbere esc 4 o 3 . 8 . 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 25, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 25, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/15881e48af70e54e9221c0bb10324815.pdf bfcbf2fa05de6cc2363b4a6bf72d3af7 PDF Text Text a M 1i * lf/i b, l w VvTfV' \ 1 IP] »<* k FV Af>j y .i. ■■ . UjetpJtp thu M i Yt slashes in pet1 IncoijdU.’ ‘ ' “ tii I. . V i 'VI hi tie. conies resulted in > ^ 1 1 ' 'V: i Leaders’*of h G rd a itf 'lU oxf * in the collection* for V W - H h « fvk corporation **,t SB a under a rate increased by ofte year endlpg June 30 last, A cre* on R ei Load , ;of one; percent during the last day the new rate! were. In 76 MUllo^ {Hnontfcs of the period, totalled over those pi the previous year.' er lo H un foY B engto annual report of the Internal f t Eat) mala j747,OJ7 tnore than In the T i < •*•*J toux fiscal year, nue bureau, which showed admission taxes fell from $30,­ total Increase to be $2M,81 The piny hV ptdy 'of the World’s 907,809 In 1925 to $23,980,070 dur­ und that virtually every sort Scries, scheduled to begin next ing the laat fiscal year, but the « t levy except the adrtiisRion Saturday In New York, are"{o' automobile taxes increased from yielded a larger return than Ift , • * ► * V. be shown in (he Armory, on $94,141,609 in 1925 to $113,113,246 year which ended Jbn* F rench P r* S iM 'M |tk et -7 JDommerclel Sheet, under, ar­ Mrs, F14r*ri«e K napp Boom gd fiscal atfd totnl miscellaneous receipts of 3hlpptaf Suffer* Lorb TpUV 1925. • . Ud?/j rangements, completed today beon R epublican C an did ate ‘ About Five Millions; $861,896,750 showed an increase of Total interna) revenue coll 'tween a committee of Thi, Amer­ ef Fumta Stilt Coming For L ieu ten an t G overnor tiuns In the past fiscal year fro! $£.414.032. ican Legion, headed by Percy StrtoeMwlw i Michigan led all states in auto­ nit sources were $2,985,099^1! Mere, and The Herald. NEW YORK, Sept. -27—(M— with more than n quarter of t mobile tax collection with $84,­ M IA M f/Sept 2 7 .- (f f) - F a r on The new scoreboard, -recently Republican teaijers have agreed on collected in New York state wh 391,992 while tho cigarette tax the rohd to recovery, Miami nnd PARIS, Sept 27.—{AV-TVafe purchased by The Sanford Her­ the nomination of Representative income tnx receipts were $6G5fp produced $149,037,300 In North her neighbors in the storm swept was vas much speculation today M to :V ald, has been offered for the use Ogden L. Mills; whom they re­ 595,487 and miscellaneous revenue Carolina alone. future relations between Premier area today resumed their inter­ future of tho Legion, which is to have gard as n "moderate wet” to run Poincnre and, Foreign Minister rupted task of rehabilitation gen­ full charge of the games, charg­ for governor nguinst A1 Smith, £0S A N G E L E S , Sopt. 27. erally after n Sabbath observation. Briand. ing a nominal ndmiRsion fee. All Democrat. Observation through the Greater Briand nnd Dr. Gustav Strese1 m * )— T h e th ird in vestiifn Both Republicans nnd Democrats funds received are to go to the Miami’sene during tho week of re­ mann, Germany's foreign secret­ penwm, eight of n of A inieo S em p le M cPhor- Ix*gion, it was announced. nro holding biennial copventioqy construction has prompted a saner ory, recently had a "brass tacks” sengora i yB exp la n a tio n o f her di«Tho board is one of the latest toduy and tomorrow to nominate estimate of property losses than near Geneva, and announced that were ‘ jrance from A ntfelus models manufactured for the candidates for governor, United was possible on the heels of the they had reached an agreement States Seiintor, four elective state storm. Representative business having aa its objective the j p le luat M ay and her ap- purpose pf giving play by play officials und two ludges of the account of baseball gnaws ami and civic leaders concur in the be­ val of all possible causes of irance f iv e w e e k s Jater at Interest In the World’s SerioB Is court of appeals. The actual nom­ lief that the Miami sons suffered tkm between France tod Germany. inations are not expected until to­ DUglnsfl, A riz., w ill s ta r t in expected to be increased by the to (ho extent of approximately The premier, addressing diaeb itfUtenB’ 'Relief Group . A aka detatlled.way in which the elec­ morrow night. $76,000,000, a figure named ih the war vetoraM a t . . 8al unicipal co u r t here tod ay. The Democrats meeting in Syra­ C hief E xecu tive* O f 8 tric *£0™b o a r d records the estimates. ojriglnal *‘ •’ ‘ yesterday, said that evvd UteQgfc cuse, will nominate Governor fMore th a n 3B w itn e sse a , games. R equesta S ta tem en t A §U _. y Many Local Boys To Help Damage to innumerable homes, Franco might ba vHlHilt to meat Under Supervision of C. D. Smith, presidential enndidate for ling from grocer hoy to a mll\ ’h ere And How Much R ibmany demmolished, others partiMr. Mero stated this morning ammoiimwa, oumra pam - G - W . n y ,n the ' bands «f mw , Wolfe, Local Relief Worker ally wrecked ire. have oeen subpoenaed by thut ample seating facilities the fifth time, to serve his fourth nnd thousands with ^fri#W4hlp( m n l w auM yi*M Hi Funda Are D eposited ict Attorney Asa'Keys to tes- were being provided and that the term os governor. If he is oletod Twenty-six Sariford b»iyn were again, party lenders insisted that v 1 on# upon the questman of Oarrci in connection with tho musn of Legion expected to derive n being responsible for tbe TALL.'. HA.,',SEK, Fla., Sep*. 27 called Into service by the Citiaens estimated at $20,000,000, tho major ■nee assembled on which he ru. substantial sum from the games. he run, notwithstanding his pro­ —(/!’> Item in property losses. A p a r t y . " ■ —Governor Martin toduy di­ Relief Committee yesterday and a> ment houses, hotter constructed j fessed desire t o ‘return to private fy based charges of criminal la a . The first game of the series, life. Robert F. Wugner, New rected u second letter to Comp­ a fesult the plea of the committee for tan. N. Vj iw • mmm ipirncy against the evungelist the most part than home* The conference patwton BrtauM between tho Yankees and tho St. York, a statu supreme court jus­ troller Km t Amos, requesting * fdr house furnishings for n num­ through thin section, suffered ftp- JJ”* Stresemann took pUee during Tha .trettm %eta six others. Louis Cndraslai tice will ho nominated fur United state mint uH to where nnd how ber of negro flood refugees has proxlmately »2,500,6oO according slewly ami 9 * ^ lActused with Mrs. McPherson Ixiuis Cardinals, is to be played Suites Senator. public funds are deposited in banks been answered. Xo thin unofflcfnl tnbulutlon. »tioni at whieh uerni^iiy ipptiflflu where, they, J her mother, Mrs. Minnie Ken- Saturday afternoon. The hour The prohibition Issue today of­ of thu stute, if into re >4. had been The boys canvassed the residen­ On,, On, Dniwm, B.,„nd B - l- ir t each other. People : Mrs. Lorraince Wisomnn for the gome has not bven defi­ fered possibilities of discord in the declared on them and if they had tial sections of the city Sunday un­ store adwaed ‘ * Office buildings, tho majority of ItUff, who confessed she had nitely set but is expected io be Republican convention. der the leadership of C. D. Wolfe, which are 1n downtown Miami, that if the French and German tralaa United been secured. tn retained by the Angelus Tem- announced within the next few States Senator James W. Wads­ The Governor’ ’ 'tier followed secretary of the Sanfonl Y. M. C. lost windows nnd furnishings in governments followed the path* other y i pastor and her mother to "pro­ days. worth, Jr., who is sluted for re­ on exchange of information be­ A., and M. C. Haddock, scoutmas- wholesale quanititos, but only one chosed ha thought that the deelrel Isnry evidence” substantiating the nomination. has come out openly tween the officials, in which the t& of the Boy Scouts., They asked structure In this group suffered end of harmony wdttM be attahmd. ingcllst’s story that she had in fsvor of modifying the federal chief executive asked for informa­ for gifts of chairs, old tables, oil beyond repair, this single excep­ Dr. atretomenn conflftoed this cn kidnaped, -and four others. statutes, hut tho dry element hns tion regarding methods of hand­ stoves, mattresses, blankets and tion being the Meyer Kiser build­ viewpojnt;' ' . > $.V threatened an open revolt unless u ling interest money in state fundi cooking utensils. Promises of do-' ing, The total office building lots To Remove Veil of Mystery IK hU* A / ' , * , . strict law enforcement 'plank Is in­ and a reply from Mr. Amos which nations were given by 100 families, was placed «t between $2,000,900 Jistrlct Attorney Keyes, who upon Hmf corporated into ,’the platform. tho Governor received yesterday uccording to Mr. Wolfe. Two qnd $2, 600,000. 111 handle the state’s case, promAgreement was reached by lead­ “I am glad you turned ovrt tJ tricks Will gather the articles this to remove the veil of mystery Churchca and other houspa of the l m , , , . , ers on a broadly worded enforce­ tho state treasurer the intern: u.iernoon. surrounded Mrs. McPherson’s worship Vreto stricken to the ex­ blllty for the mot The boys giving their time to the ment plank for the Republican paid you in the Inst nine yeate * pnee. tie bases his charges tent of $800,000 n portion of this work were: Htsven Hhlnholser, lost being damage done by water a reply platform, hut without a definite the Barnett National nssertlondVon information he ' When ™ he hasT-o^tained ..since tho E n rollm en t E xp ected To He nledgt for a state prohibition en­ amounting $8,215,28 when tM a Gene Adams, Douglas Echols, to Interior furnishing^. George Handers, Jr., Donald Root, forcement law. The Democrats it dltor checked up this «m<H) Theatres and. amusement struc­ the ltd Jufy ^wont into .Aho case O ver fs expected will ndvocate modifying which, I bolieve, you clnln^'fr iHarold Booth, Fred Georg*, Henry tures recorded damage of appfoxi prexl- rtf' te weeJU’AgW and raported that f: In creased ' M aterially the Volstead net. Former l.ieu- were using ns n revolving fton, Witte, Bob Wroitx, Mike Wilson, mutely $260,000 losses by iy wa1 water to JaiHlpa' T h a i o f L ast Y ear; Teach* ' [found nothing on which to rej , tenant Thomas F. Conway, of the Governor said In conelt^dl>$! Robert Adams, George Moyo, Les­ furnishings and expensive organs jfl»e deb indlctipefjta against the alIh in c r e a s e a „»piuttHburg, has nnounccd his can­ today's letter. in g S t a f f ter Rivers, Sidney Weinborg. Ed­ comprising the bulk of thl* Mtol. ^ nd Wdtiapcrs. , for Senator in opposition to The Governor told the coinpr win Shinholser, Wallace Phillips, Garages and Auto* Suffer Htotjly wjtj, thi herwltnessei hirts been called 1 Vacation, days are over, sevoral didacy Wagnor, if enough dele­ troller that he was nwnre tho I ‘ George Mitchell, H. C. McMullen, Damige to garages and auto__ Venice1' and' Santa Monica, thousand boys uml girls of Sanford Justice gates desired an up state man. ter was bonded to the state "in ohn Stanley, I^onard Dickinson, auhilea has been eattmtoad ft lich front on the bay In which and Seminole county Hoc krai to nrrgy"Kxrmrr;‘-Pft1cVe»ntyr Da­ Feasibility of a- slight -flurry sum of $6,GOOdollars for tho-fi Compared to the ex wit *MN»Fe6fl»y,W>«irth«i their duties. in the Republican convention over fui performance of your autles.” vid Van Ness, Jack Htcmpcr, Wil­ $5^00,000. Have drowncff^lnS^VfT^Thoy The enrollment figures wij is- made thu nomination of Lieutenant Gov­ udding, however, that such a sum liam Morrison and John McLsod. ceodingly large number of motor be-raise by enrs In the area, the number of Ive been summoned from Duu- nubile at the end of this wuek and ernor Siymour Lowman loomed "in would idemnify the There are 80 negro refugees and machines occupying garages was experts, but said “that is, Ariz., where Mrs. McPher- thoy will be considerably larger when a group of Republican wo­ stntonoin wise of n loss of state one white family in Hanford now. very small, the bulk of vehicles be­ there i* a will there la a way. (Continued on puge two) . than lust year, according to T. W. men boomed Mrs. Florcnco S. funds or cuso Stresomann said one of Mjr/BrE the interest on same, es­ Ten negro men, heads of families, ing parked outside tho ye*r roand Iaiwton, county superintendent of Knnpp, secretary, of state ns his i pecially when you have from one hnve been placed with growers in Many of theso were lifted by the nod’s great ideas was to make a D. J. public instruction. successor. to two and a half million dollars Seminole County. Three men, sin­ wind and wreckage or stripped and reconciliation between Fr The facilities and teaching stall Despite the apparent ncquienVe on hand which y</i Tefarain from gle, have also been given places.. ruined, while an unknown number Germany tho maJustay pcan peace. were increased to cure for a lurg- of the majority of upstate dry del­ dt positing with the trou’surcr from The furniture given by Sanford were blown into tho hay, er attendance. The enrollment at egates to tho candidacy of Mr. 30 to GO days or more.” .residents, will bo used to furnish Wharves nnd docks, stretching Mr. Amos, when seen reyarding the tenant houses to be occupied along the bay front, the water the end of the first school month Mills for governor there Btlll were last full in the Sanford schools for rumblings of revolt among th« the Governor’s second letter, stal­ by the refugees, who lost evefy- front of the Mjaml river and the white pupils waH 1,1174. The negro dry forces supporting Franklin W. ed that he had only just received thiug In the Moora Haven flood. western rim of Miami Bench, ac­ counted for more than $800,000 it [■Three men, charged with being schools had 497 for the same period- Cristmnn for senator against it, and that it would probably be Tho enrollment in the city Wadsworth, and Dr. Frederick 11. several Usys before lie would reply was estimated. ’ ’ jaiplcious characters” had their Industrie* and public utilities se continued Until Wednesday in schools for white pupils was divid­ Seward for governor. Regular Re­ us he desired to thoroughly consid­ exclusive qf delay In production t •1 lanlcinal Court today. They ed us follows: High school, 842; publican lenders discredited theso er it first. and service of the few -days after .» 1 RONWOOD, MIA., Bepfc tfA kve their Tiumes us Eddio Jones, grammar, 000 und primury 7!I2. moves, howuyer, on tho grounds • tho storm, were believed to have The total enrollment for both white that Cristmnn could poll hurdly, Tank Smith and Qfhu White. more than 60 or 00 of thq 1,317 ' “ borne a I6ss of $5,000,000 probably {/P)—The sight o f . distressed wo­ und negro schools at the und of the Defendants charged with drunkmen, and children d r o r a gauntrtoad votes nt the convention. Shipping Beers Heavy Loss $m*8s Imd their caaeB disposed of first month was 2,171. men to super effort today Ih thetr The Republican nominee for Shipping bore it* auota of loss­ / . Police Chlof R. G. Williams per­ follows;' Jordan Flowers ami Because the high school has a governor wus a mutter of doubt attempt to reach 48 mail entombed es, a conservative antlmato placing sonally led u raiding squad Satur­ sul Smith, $10 fines: A. C. Kel- nine months course, the Sunfoid Henry day afternoon that resulted in the tho' lose at $2,000,000. No creft bv a cato fn three1 days ago InJha ' estreated bond of $10 and h. H. high school wan opened two weeks until week-end pre-convention con­ shaft of the Rabat Mins Of tha Oli­ ferences by party leaders seemed arrest of the owners of a restaur­ with the exception o f several latgc srtin wus fined fft. . . ago. The primary und grade O? ant on Park Avenue and two gro­ ocean going liner* moored In *hol- ver Iran Mining Company her*. . ' Charged with exceeding the schools operate on an eight months to settle tho matter. The City Commissioner* this cery store proprietors on churges tcred docks escaped. More than _ Bodies of three men crushed, to ’ P'J limit were Roy Harris and basis. afternoon appropriated $1,000 for of possession of liquor. 150 small boats foundered- In the dehth when ton* ol boaldato. atol B. Hunt, who forfeited bonds the uso of the national Red Cross Visiting “Hi’s Plaeo" in tho VnlMiami river, with 64 others Bunk earth crumpled the sag* In, tha $1(1 each. E. W. Itanoro was Society in rehabilitating the atorm- dax Hotel building, the raider* In tho bay or driven ashore, ac­ shaft were recovered, ;} ; r' Bed $fl. George Huston forfeltduvustated areas of South Florida. confiscated 22 cases of bSer, one cording to tortto* report by the Three separata Shafts, each hav­ Ia $10 bond in a reckless driving H. C. DuBoso, chairman of tho ■ack of wine and one sock of lj- marine committee of the eltlsena ing at a n ' objacUve the eighth Rodell MInyard hold on a Seminole County chapter of Rod quor. Tho wine and liquor were committee. level of the mine. 890 feet, under 'jlkerBu nilnr offense, had his case conCross uppoareil before the Com­ said to hnve been imported. Police Nsvy and coastguard forces to­ ground, where h la believd the 48 and Sltaon sued. mission with on apjH*Hl for aid nnrested Cy T. Smith And C# W day were released from patrol do­ men wore entrapped, and diamond Arrangements for tho Shrino i. Fannie Wh L-S. L. Moody and Essie Muo The nnmo of the winner of the The Commissioners adopted a of the restaurant. Smith ty in the Miami mono and assigned drills are tho mean by wgicb thh S lyn; Alicp.Pep own forfeited bonds on dlsorder- All-Sanford popularity contest ceremonlnl in Sanford. Oct. 20, will resolution, among other things, Anderson appeared in Municipal Court this rescue workers hope to learn-tha to survey and search werk. The J conduct charges. which closed Suturday night, will i>o discussed nt a meeting tonight urging Sanford cltjxens to give, to and was finod $100. An- unite were ordered to co-operate fate of the imprisoned men. [For soliciting by voice «t the bo kept secret until the lust night in the privuto office of E. F. lame, the Red Cress so that tho society morning dvraon had hi* case continued. in sailing through Bay Blscayne At leaat one la expected to at­ Ulroad passenger stution, Vasa of the lawn fete to ho held on the oresiilcnt of the Sanford Shrine con meet the needs <>( Florida s The raiders next visited the and outlying keys in search ot tain its object!t* to temwtrtf Washington posted a $10 bond spacious grounds'of All Houle Ca­ Club, in the First National Hunk refugees. grocery of Georgo Conyers, negro stranded person* or dead,’,'botBss night, although obtrtoelto ei»e#tl£ eh he estrented when ho fnilod tholic Church. The fete will be building. Committee reports will The resolution adopted follows: at 918' Celery Avenue and confis­ beHeved to bp In *djspent Water*. tcred In digging through tha earth j lie presented and several additional appear in court' this morning held two days, Oct. 12 and 13. “Appreciating tho great calam­ cated three gallo Ions of moonshine. Money frqm all sectloDg.pf; the and rock prevsnta any fccmdta ‘ ert Graham was fined $8 on a * A handsome diamond ring will committees appointed. ity that has fallen on u large sec­ Conyers posted i.$200 bond, which nation edntinued to poorPti today ^r«-dcurm Ination a# ,pT6gr*m to The molt elaborate and colorful tion of our state and recognising* he »ge of riding a bicycle on the lie pr«wnted to the winner of the estreated this "morning. tbe total fond n tr e ^ ifr e fg tb tg aralk. J. D. Davis had his contest which ran for a month. Shrino coremonial over given here that our city has been consistently The next place raided was the $191,4*8. Miami cohtfnued'to ap One effort H being made from (continued on the same charge. The winner defeated her nearest Is the CT«1 <>f the Sanford club, and abundantly blessed, and spared grocery store of Chri* Loma^, ne­ 'common the top wRK carriers removing tha il foil both skilled and’ac E.' Jones was fined $5 on n rivnl by 50,000 votes, according to according to Mr. Lane. This will In this great storm, w# feel it our gro. Several gallons of moonshine or. • debris blockinr the wtur. Afiothar be the third ceremony for Sanford. duty to make a aubstantial gift op were found in the store, It was ga' O).* parking his car with- the contest manager. is from the bottom of tha thalt, Edward J. Burkn, illustrious behalf of the city to the American said. Ho was charged with posesreached through lomnr Itvbls after • Details on features to be given potentate, und W. L. Smart, re­ at the lawn fete will bo announced corder of Morocco Temple, Jack­ Red Cross, which will continue to slon af liquor and he also posted decant. to'AWM GRAIN FIRM ON CARI’ET a $ 2 W l bond, which he forfeited necessary emergency ,in within 'a few days by tho ladles of sonville, have been Invited to tho meet every - the - unfortunate * ■ * sufl mffer- when he failed to appear In ctjurt caringg for tor the church who have charge of tho fASHINGTON, SepL 27— ___ Therefore __ _ . proprl- tfifa mottling. ■ we have nppr ( : . era Visitor*!1 will come here from all uted ho Armour Grein Compnny of program, it was aaid. fromthe thegeneral f*ntoaLfund ftmd* of ___ from RaMmanl ahr ...... . . ovar the state, while the candidates ilcago was ( >pd by Secretary tar ia thought to bq in tha level to. Bertram MIlDi England's John will represent the Jacksonville dis­ city, the eum of $ 1 ,000.” nline today ■, show cause why keep the men aUy* uMU they can order should not be issued di- Riiigliqg, say* the clreus business trict; The State is divided into Funeral services fo r Hal L. Col be rescued. • , :'i\ m et' ting all contract markets to re- Is In a stranger position in Eu­ three Shfhle districts, Miami, Tam­ belt of Bknford were Tiedd Id at 4 0’'=*trodlng privileges to the com- rope today than It has ever been pa 'artd Jacksonville. nday aftemoon at tho Mil­ POMEROY, Ohio, ftept* 27-— clock Bur for the last 80 yean. The Sanford Club has usually ap: oy. % ' ’ ler k Erickson Funeral Homo. Jl*t, -—Five excursionIsta were.drowned passengers and the ferryman went “ of tha In tha Ohio River near hare early F. D. King,. Ppstor meut ox visitors in addition to conLtiv, T td todayhad charge of the trlbutipns of $250 each by the City 27— AhThey were'being ferried acroes PEKING, Sept. 2 7 - W and County Commissioners. y jZ \ ihentie and foreign reporta• toy ih* river to their home* In Pome; I" thpt Sun Chuan Fang, ruler of tarn p ' ‘ " ' ( « ii~^frf Ns . »k $,000 priaonera. mamba [j'The initiative^ of the Atlantic tha Moore Havan district, and sUrt Is tno first major dafeat tha;S4» Railroad in despliUh- rescue wo'fk.' The trsln brought JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Sept. 27 »st Lfilna'*------have sustained iMte iiF .c o i relief trailui to the Moore H«rare held Funeral Bstvlces were adventure of Invading wetl and a seven months’ old baby, was mad# la. the -Clewlstou* storm awopt tarrlt- morning an, 23, Jack- , — for p : began. > " lost 8unday resulted In L200 the last y la an a » 4 » T 'c . M. A - U u n . jt northward march ugeos tbsing.brought out safely: , B L Jdhqa ..Chinese, known aa Intendent ot && •l.flgura* compiled today rex w S k i d ^ u n C s i s l a i l and S t ;A I mpany and wife o f urtPv*** se because of si, ' , 1'I1-. every imaginable and tionS. have established ■The death l(at would have been fugeos and rescue worker*K. ^ . occupants were not eg of war. One fay Jtoto, g f *»ter if the.’ Ttllsf tralns ha4 a'-L tha autompbila Is been sent promptly to . w a ' rertdhiad . on ths on the Yang tsc river aroun tat it near under way.” , w. accordlnf .to Samuel ,$ounta toPflIW are tor R,v- . .. .. . ,L. >rnejt To My ter’ Prom­ ove y«U I M ifP Returns c Democrat* To Name.i AJ Despite Protests rir 35 Witii&ses i Damage to Homes Is Given As Biggest Toll [ave S e e n Called Charges Nimed in lJT 5 “ *§m$M MARTIN DIRECTS! 26 BOYS HELP TO ANOTHER LETTER SECURE SUPPLIES TO COMPTROLLER FOR 80 REFUGEES i COUNTY SCHOOLS FORMALLY OPEN FOR FALL TERM \ . .. %% —f 1 JE trial For Trio Of juspicious Men Is W p o n ed B y Court P olice R aids Lead o Arrest Of Three Liquor Charges C i t y Commission Donates $1,000 To Red Cross Society Efforts To R e Entom Shrine Club M akes Winner In Popularity Contest To Be Secret Plans For Another Until Close of Fete InitiationCeremony I K Funeral Rites F Hal Coltert..... 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I n t e r e s t o n s a id fta trf d rd C am etery *•■ *, S o u th , S s o t lu i i *8. T o w n s h i p . - J l c e n t e r o f P a id flM llp n I t S o u th . R a h g # I# K n s t. r u n N“ r m b o n a * t o b e p a y a b l e s o m lu n t iu n i iy . s h a l l ho r e t i r e d s e r i a l l y P r a r n rf t e a t k s ta . 4 ) M l k s - . m ile * to H<n*d p e r i o d o f t h i r t y y e a n In t h a f o l ­ r a i d b o n d * t o m a t u r e s e r i a l l y o v e r i b r o o - q u a r t e r a ( 3 - 4 ) Milo to tn * I t a n g e T l B a a t . e r m i n e w h e th e r B e g i n n i n g a t W e a t e n d o f p r e e s m t w o - t e n t h s (0.*) s s a f o r d A t « s s «, a l a * - « * a t k * < M ) a b e d by th e Cnu&i,.' a p e r i o d o f t h i r t y y e a r s f r o m n»d H an d Hilling H nad. lo w in g m an n er, lo - N l t: ! T i R w ® L jp « y W ' J » ? h a r d s u r f a c e d r o a d o n t h a N o r t h f. r. o. .m. B a n f orr od t o O o lf C o u r s e . O o f e a d a n t I* a f a r - lin o o f S e c ti o n oneS t a t e u f F tu rb ls, baixT O n J u l y 1st, 1M 1. »18,000.50, e v i ­ a f t e r J t l l y l a t , t B « . In t k a m a n n e r ( s m e r o a G itT H o a d , T " » • ' 1 • •.' mum* <■' *0, vi O r s u g e , f l a h t e y a r d j W h * »■ * * U l #um o f One W l t h i t a p r i n c i p a l S o u t h , I l u n g e SO *.B aTsot ,w nr suhni p W e* e l g h f k (IM i) H !*• d e n c e d by b o n d * Non, 1 t o IP, b o th h e r e i n a f t e r n e t f o r t h , e a l d .Issue of el • a t y U v a k a a d r e d t k a (*-7n> B e g in n in g a t t h e I n te r s e c tio n of A v e n u e a t a r l n . C h i r a g o , JillH e g l n n l n g on B o a rd all T h o u s a n d ( | i.r.oi) • - - * b o n d s to b e d a t e d ' J u l y Ig t, 1910, n u m b e r s I n c l u s iv e . ' ^ '< □ » u«S n M iles • t w o t W u a n i i d (* 000) f e e t m u r e or a n fo rd - A v sn u e a n d P in e w a y a t b e a r Interest O n J u l y l e t . U * l . Ml.0pp.00, ev - s a i d b o n d s to be o f t h e d e n tin iln u - tlo- S o u l h 11ul f. MU* j* o sl u f Hee- S M aautthh o r i t y f t o f a t h e H e rr# - |* * s t o A t l a n t i c C o u n t D ine H ullH c g l n n l u g o n Ht. ( l e r t r u d o A v e n ­ «t llu n Ih o W e s t h a l f t n l l o . p o s t o f S e c t i o n liy It o n d i n o b * 11 Si* t l o n o f O n e T h o u s a n d (yiUOtiuu) tla,ii #. T o w n s h i p 28 ^ o u t b . R a n g e l l . T o w n s h i p eot B o u th . H a n g # 31 a n d o n e - h u l f ue a n d It* e x t e n s i o n t o t h e W e k l v u (1**ru,4‘(l f l M • • of'F lm rlda. to d o.boat- r o a d . ' llUln. Interest, y ay .l D o l l a r s e a c h a n d ' n u m b e r e d fr o m mi Kant, r u n KftHt o n » - b a l f Mile »« b o t h n u m b e r s ‘n c lu a l v e . R i v e r u t t h e w e s t o n e h a l f m ile , i i »a* B u V d ? K W I d f t . E a s t , r u i i N o r t h N l n o - t o n t h # (0.8) D ually, P aala-M arfcham R ead, O ae » « d p o s t o f S e c t i o n 30. T o w n s h i p 19 O n J u l y 1st. IBM. tl3.000.00. e v i ­ o n * ' ( 1 ) t o K l g h t h u n d r e d (sno). C iim c rn n A v e n u e , tlie n c e N o r t h xjna .Mlfee T to [U VH EREFO RE ORDERED T h i r t y - f i v e b a a d r e d l h a U .S 3 ) t o w h e r e t h o S a n f o r d - O r l a n - t w o s s r lsessldt„ bunds l)r k In b o n d s N o a 2* to 3.1, b o t h n u m b e r s I n c l u s iv e , b o t h p r i n ­ a n d o r .o - e lg lt th m i le s tn M oore R taS o u th , H a n g " 30 B u s t, r u n N o r th d e n c e ! r J*| bh #4 ■» r a i d K. W . B P R O U D a n d „ Uu r o a d b r a n c h e s W e s t f r o m B a n ­ AA a n d SICKIKH BbT* M ilas i nm Itond. t h e n c e D ust u n o - h n l f . -----c ip a l a n d I n t e r e s t o f s a i d bon d* to b o th n u m b e r s In c lu s iv e . a n d N o r t h e a s t e r l y a l o n g p r e s e n t orpor atio n . npp*nr D u g l n n l n g a t t h e c o r n e r of l . a k e fo rd Avenue. - . a e r i e s to m a t u r e ,7 O n J u l y 1st. 1134. *11.000.00, e v i ­ be p a y a b l e a t s o m e B a n k In th u m ile to R i c h m o n d A v en u s. R ® i S M , th # aAa id l i a c t l o in o n M o n ­ S l r e e t a n d W e s t U r o v e A v e n u e u r o a d t h r e e a n d s e v c n t y - f i V o h u n ­ B U I T F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D . ,p e r i o d uf th irty by b o n d s Nos. 34 t o 40, U lty of N e w Y o r k , S t n t e o f N ew s i l v e r l . a k e H o a d . O ne a a d a t « lo b ar, A. I>. th o T o w n o f I 'g o l a . r u n \ \ e e t e r l y d r e d t h * (3.76) m ile* t o t h e M o n r o e d e n c e d T h a t said* b o n d a I n t h e s u m o f a f t e r t h e d a te of b o t h n u m b e r * I n c l u s iv e . _ Y o rk . t r a l h a ( t . « ) Mile* P V ^ f U i O T R t u l a n a y o f a l o n g ' p r e s e n t r o s d o n e a n d t h i r t y - Itoail. 1IOO.MU.OO, k n o w n a a S E R I E S A A . s e r i e s . S E R I E S AA •» On J u l y 1st. 1036 . t l 4,000.00, e v i ­ .T h e I s s u e o f bo n d s- k n o w n a s Hoad. l l e g l n n l n g on B a n fo rd A v e n u s a t fiv e h u n d r e d t h * ( l . l t ) m ile * t o t h e I . o u g w o a d - W a g u e r ' . . r e t i r e d a e r i a l l y b v e r a a u m o f »8oo.()iiu oo s h a l l **• denced by b o n d s Nos. 47 to «o. B KR1EB UD s h a l l h* f o r t h e s u m of s a d r l g k t . 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F a s t L u k e A v e n u e of S e c t i o n zll. tio n In •Oviedo I n c o m p l e t e e n d Inaile- S o u th w u H t c o r n e r and W a r r e n o n e iiimI t h r e e - t e n t h s (1 .3) m i le s As Clerk. •tin J u l y 1st, 1949. *38.000.00, e v lT o w n s h i p SI, S o u th . K o n g o 30 F a s t . l l a u k ullil ' t h e A. C. L. L. H. It. b o th n u m b e r s Im JusIve. I 're e ln e t Mo. 2, t.aki S t r e e t In t h e T o w n o f L u n g wood, t h e p r e s e n t e i g h t fo ot h rl e k run . ■IfiM'fd by b u n d s Nus. 371 t o 408. On J u l y 1st. I!l/fi. 199.999 00. ' l l - r u n W e s t ' u m l S o u t h w e s t e r l y fnl 1 in-nce N o r t h e r l y a l o n g aald b rick KIIKAH, V ^W p fB H R A f l . m a n y o f t h e o l t l a r n a Mt. I J e r l r u d e A v e a u e , Mis I I I Miles O v ied o I ' h u l n u l a H o a d . K l g h t a n d W F. 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H u n g e 32 Ih ist. r u n F a s t ouu e a s l m l y a l o n e s a id ro upr,,xibutli n u m b e r s I n c l u s iv e . n g m H a n fo rd A v e n u e lit lod of t h i r t y y o u r s tn t he - f o l l o w I k or F i g h t H u n d r e d T h o u s a n d ( 1 * 0 0 - tin-li eSgoluuitil ln g. r e - h a r d s u r f a c i n g ind w Iden- . e i g h t h ( •v ) m ile tn S e c o n d S t r e e t inH icly f o u r i l l m i le s t h o o i e r B. C. R) o n J u l y le t . 1940, *26,000.00, e v l e s C o r n e r of S e c ti o n ll. ■n a il n e r . I n - w i t : 006.00) D ollu r* . su id I s s u e o f b o n d " T o w n s h i pl i w20 i lo g c e r t a i n p u b l i c ro al. h i g h w a y s In Ita v ls e d Mup uf C h n l u o t a , tlu iu ce s e c t),,n of Do- t isi-eoia lo a f w ith d e n c e d b y b o n d s Nos. 206 to lolllh. H u n g e 31 F a s t . \ As Clffkt 1*0, • h a l l h e a r I n t e r e s t nt t h e r a t e of J u l y 1st. 19It), ilD.Oim HO n unit t h o r much f a r o s i H a m ln n t" S o u t h t h r a o - e l g b l s t'H,) m ile to Honil fr o m S anfo i< o (Jiiuvu. h o t|i n u m b e r * In c l u s iv e . F a s t o n e mil o n e - t e n t h IIi )I uh to e vOn l d e n c s d hy b o n d s No». I l o I. C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , su ld e n d s t o hn I’a lm w ttn A v s n u e , llieiice F a s t n p - tin, (fiv e and o n e - h s 'f p eri-entuaj run I 'n l o a IVo*«. F o u r a n d w e n - f iv e h en ce S o u th o n e -h a lf On J u l y I s t . 1947. *70^000.00, l e v lJ ' p e r a n n u m . I n t e r r s t mi s a i d O h io iftvetllit h u th n i n n l i e i s In c lu s iv e . Issu ed III t w o s e r ie s . • Jin A n n w i i { ir o x lm u te ly 339 f e e t to l-'lrst l i « a d r r , l t h s ( 4.2ft) Mile* d e n c e d h y b u n d s N o s 111 to 300. (Ill J u l y 1st. 1931. * 1 1 . 0110 . 0 ( 1 . e v u s HF.ItfKS AA u n d F IllK H HB, t u .b o . p a y a b l e . n«n?liJJ(| H lre o t. t h e n c e Hum lie rly o n F i r s t B e g i n n i n g ul t h e Ini ' • • d n i of R oad. T v ro -te n lk ■•nth n u m b e r s I n c l u s iv e . S o u ree Hrk.M i l e n r e d Ivy titinds Nos. I I lo V. ull of s u l d b o n d * t o e a r I n t e r e s t St r o d a r o u n d W e st F u d uf L uk u SI. l l e r t r u u " A v e n u e ml i ’aoln t 1.2) Miles On J u l y J*r. 1941, *30.000.00, a pp«rJod e r i o d of of th i r t y y ears from and b o th n u n ih u r a In c lu siv e . h e ld , th rv a t th u r a t s of flV" ml o n e - h u l f M ills t.i C e d a r S tr e e t. It o a d n t th*' W e s t h u m l p o st d e u c e d l,y b o n d s Nos. 207 t o i n n i n g i M o nro e llm id nt de. t y o f Bemlnole, O n J u l y 1st. 1932. lt l.o o o .o o . a f t e r J u l y l*t.. »_B*TV H»j t h e m a n n e r N oBr et hgw p e r c e n t u m tw r s n n n i Y s n d e a c h of E x t e n s i o n Naiftli # . h o r e D r i v e Of o f S e c t i o n 39. T o w n s li 19-tnulh. b o th n u n t h e r s i n c l u s i v e . 33. In tier of l.o t e s t Ci b# e r s l n a f t e r s e t f o r t h , , ’a a l d J a i u i i o f ili-iiccit t,y I ioiii I h N os . 23 to shall b# c o n d u a ts # ',; s a i d s e r i e s t o m a t u r m e r l t t l l y o v e r Fast l . a k s M n u ro e. f u u r - t r u t h s H a n g " 30 F u s t , n m So h <<• a n d so p h s , r u n On J u l y * 1st, 1949. *34.000,00, 1MHI o f St. 4vla n d * t o Uh d a t e d J u l y 1*«. V#»7b o t h n u m h r r s tnoluslv o. M a o f th# voi ? > i » f n i>*ri<Ht uf t h i r t y yfi’n f r o m unci <0.-41 MUrs n i i " - h a l f (1 1-2) m iles ir n d i l ‘u- denct-d b y b o n d s N o a 2*7 10 •70, T a d I d ' "bon’d a", t o ' h e T i f t h e d r n o m l n k - m iles. o n J u l y 1st. 1933. t i 3.ooo.ini a f t e r t h e d a t e of I In I s s u a n c s Of t h e r e t u r n * »5“ - i . " f o r d T o G olf C o a r s e , B e g l n t f l n g on S m ith S h o r e of •ila. t h e n c e F u s t lw-> in d lh r,-,,- Im th n u m b e r s I n c l u s iv e . H o e d .F r o m * . . im l (11 0 0 6 00 ) Hi. r e t u r n s o f said #*#, denei-d hy b o n d s Nos. 34 to e a c h s e r ie s , t h e Is sie o f b o n d s L a k e M o n r o e a t t h e M o n m e Itoail q u n r t e r s (2 3-1) mil /. l i o n o f O n# T h p u s n t| I ( i k e (SI M iles . . T krr Un J u l y 1st, i960. *31,000.00, - D o l l a r s ■e a c h a n ti n u m l m r e d f r o m b o t h n u m b e r s In c lu s iv e . k n o w n a s 8 F K I F H As t« be f o r r i m W e s t a n d Nm it iw u s t e i ly a l o n g M a r y .Itoad. made 1»nn#„e n H u g h e y S t r e e t In denct-d b y b o n d a No*. 171 t o V \ time ipnr s U'®1" s c r l b s d *#q. , o n * f t ) t o e i g h t h u n d r e d (• » * ) . On J ill V 1st. 1934. tl4.OttO.Dlt. t h e s u m o f j s m u i n o j n an d to h* s iio re o f l . a k e t w o Ih o i is a m t (20119) G o l d e n r n d lo ( i r n r v i T W o g h b o t h n u m b e r s In clusive.*'*: • i U / > f H ttford. K lo rld u . n t Its d e u c e d . h o t l i n u m b e r * In c lu s iv e , b o t h firla - <he,0t tl o n s , e x c e p t t hy I,omls -Nos. 47 t u 69. d a t e d J u l y 1st. I92S; lo . I s s u e of fe e t , m o r e lir Hhh . t u p ru p o s e d Hit F r e n c h A v e n u e O viedo, T h l r l e e ( I t «>n J u l y 1st, 1061, I 4 I . M M 0 , cl p a l a n d I n t e r e s t o f Raid said IkiikI r I n l # r# o c tl o ii J b o n d s h m i w n tvs H F Itl li Hit t o he b rltlg * on H ta te Itmid No. 3. th irty -o n * h u n d r e d b elli itunihoiM, In c lu s iv e . Mile* ^ . : « a V ty rj t o k s - p a r a b l e a t s o m e s o m e w v.tiV. (Ml J u l y 1st. 1936,' *16,000.041. Wlfo r t h e s u m o f *iii)4i-4)f.OO a n d to tluM roriM t M a i t l a n d It,mil. T h r e e B e g i n n i n g »n th e S th U n c of n ii r e o r 4es* t n a p o in t d v n e e d -.1 l a t h * C ity o f N * w , Y o rk . H tuto o f by b u n d * Nns. 8t lie 76. be d n te d J u l y 1st. 1927. aid r e s o l u ­ ■ a d s e v e a - l e n t h s (XT) Mile* B o m ln o le ( 'm in ty at Hs nU>uc(lon ;1V# h u n d r e d nd t w e n t y (6*0) f««t b o t h n u m b e r * In c lu s iv e . l « l , tio n s o a d o p t e d b ein g l w o r d s a n d l e g i n n i n g o n t h e S o u th linn of w i t h Ih u O v le d o -W I n le i Pal Itond. m a a a u r r i l at r i g h t a n g l e s f r o m Uw4*6, o n J u l y 1 nt. 1930. * 18 , 000. 00, v-vl- f i g u r e s a t f o l lo w s , t o - I t ! * " »T. F U R T H E R Hofnlnole C o u n t y a t th « S o u t h w e s t r u n N o r t h e u s l e r l y [„ w il (lie b o t h n u m b e r s i n c l u a iv a . ‘ , itH gr llo« ••I t h e A t l a n t i c ()oast d e ii c e d b y b u n d * Mu*. (0 U »•< iv r " W I IF R H A H . It Is fo;id t h a t th # c o r n e r o f t h s H m it b e a s t q u a r t e r o f '.I n * 'U e l l r i i u d . llietic" H o tll i t w r a t s r O n J u l y 1st. * 5 2 . 1*0,060.00. • v lt h n u m b e r * iHcUistV". ' s y s l a m of h a r d - s u r f s e l p u b l i c t h a H n u t h e a a t q u a r t e r of H ectlo n 36, y p a rn H u l With Skid H a llr o u d b oOn de n e e d h y b o n d a N o a 497 to 544. .tlon or J u l y l a t . 1937. *17,OM.OO( "Vl- rntuls. h i g h w a y s a n d Q r o u g h f a r e s *■ *1, Hmilb. U hiiku 39 F a s t , ^---it y -o n e h u n d r e d a n d f i f t y •■nth n u m h e f a I n c l u s i v e . .' proceeds tu liy b u ild * No*. 9* to 109, in t h e (.Vounty u f Hefttol*. 8 t a t « h a n d W e s t e r l y b n thu '■ f* *t m o re n r )*** t u u p o i n t denciui On JU y l a t . TJB4. *84,00#.«0, „ r o f .s a id hon I b o th n u m b e r * i n c l u s i v e . o f F l o r i d a , ' Is I n c o m p t e a n d i n ­ p r e s e n t l a i d o u t r o a d t h r e e a n d . h u n d re d ; and th irty -tw o d e n c e d by bonda Noa. 147 fo V b jS J expended ex clu O n J u l y 1st. 1*38. 118,0005.Of o v l- a d e q u a t e . a n d B eysti-tanU tB (3.7) m i le s tu t h s R u n k u n d t h e A. (7. I, j (1 11 ) f« «t N o rth of t h a S o u t h Lln« h n l h n u m b e r s I n c l u s iv e . * *iy f o r ' t h e p u r p o s e o f c u n a t r u c - o f , H s i t l o n 36, T o w tis h l* 19 B ooth. di-ncod h r - b u m l s No*. 108 f 110 . B o u t h w e s t c o r n e r of H ectlon 28. O v ied o f h u l u o t a Hood W H E R E A S , m any o lh e c ltlie n s (k t a n d O n J u l y 1 st, 1866: Tjll.0fl0.00. , rsco n slru etlo n , p a v i n g , re* th . I t a n g " *0 F a s t , R a n t " W K f t * l ; ) h * n c e W e s t t h l r t y - b o th n u m b e r s ' M u s l v " f i v e - t e n l h s (H.61 d e n c e d b y b o n d # Noa,- 402 t o e v l - o f t h i s C o u n ty ' c o n s l ir t h a t It T o wUn es rhtri pw dI #t SAovuen •On J u l y 1st. IS**, *19.009 u e, His (tl! H II m B e g i n n i n g Ut t h e A t w f t n t t n d r e d ( i » o ) f,-st t " p r e s e n t w o u l d he I n t h e b e st I c r e s t o f t h e "• C o ast b o t h n u m b e r s J h c l q s l v # . .. 146. In n i n g III t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n (if I.Inn H a llro u d L'rosslu n l n # ’f o o t h n r d l s u r f a c e d ro u d nt d e n r m l by b o n d * Nps. ‘127 e o u l* o f t h e C o u n ty f B em ln o le. proudO n J u l y l a D 1961. *19.000.00, b o th n u m i m r * In c l u s iv e . g t j d a r t r u d e A v « n u e a n d t h e M o n ­ W e s t e r d l o k s ' s cycner t h e n c e W e s t ­ w a y In t h e T o w n of l a t e nf F l o r i d a , t o hsa b u i l t a n d do, r u n d e n c e d b y b o n d a N p a. (9 9 't o *Vlf a r s a In « ' • C o u n t y of HemO n J u l y J s L 1940, * 10 ,000. e r l y - f o l l o w i n g Skid h a r d s u r f a c e d . u n « rod- R o s d , r u n W e s t e r l y a l o n g Ht. E a s t a n d Bmithcu*r«rly p r e s - l»"th n u m b i r i IttelitiW * 108. g o n a t r u c t e d t h r o u g l m u t. h....e CO' v V a i a o f Klorlrtg. t o - w l t t d e p e a d h y a bo nd *. 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Latest Styias A s m S . <m S § T R u d i ^ I A s . iS adto Seen on Screen' .CJPARIS LETTER i-dS?' T. Denton, who baV« b0®n spending the past tw0 of0 Mr«ripa,y th® ht,m« monthsjdn New York, will return Z MrBv.,.E,,ward Rvdlcol in the DttveyrWmston Apartments, homo Friday evening. ralsed h eh The f d r W jMW ifpljld in th* fjin center of tha tOwfL-r/i.'The exhibits consist o f uncooked boon* in bags of 100 snd 200'pounds xrhifo counts less "stores” prepare tho fihlshed articles to satiate tho palates of tho visitors. "v 1 The stores aro deep hole* dug in the ground in which theps ore hot conls off wood fires. Tho pots are placed in the holes and tho boons cook slowly until done. ■ * -V Nothing like thU over eamo out of Boston* snid ,an sldeflv woman who once had worked In Now Enkiand mills, “Taste it. Five fhuics please.” •:A a r i s ; sopt. 27—op)—T h * F«U Norrttlea . well against fur* and. comes as s A ir feduc^tod fool turned oufc irf HanrkhTS'- Yale cheerful novelty >*t is moment th0t **> M*Ck gom-chcwlng American doughboy so Inculcated the habit in the grow­ ig of th« Daughwhbn tho Tnlllinjn are busr think­ m u \ «nU whern ;'<{■ d ^ nWmueM m atter since he tog®W hiedfcfoe bag ing, .genent ion from St. Nnzalre ing of tho; dkarY c* t>* :ciiArc«d ■ or kit of, surgical-tools. days of winter ^ w S 2 2 2 ! t i S ;, n,, v, ;. Vo|>. 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Ben8e ' / ** ** .W . red ptUnt, attempting to imitate building,' All InteroBting plans time'for the tobacco shops to sell Americana ae a. very Intelligent an* -• , . t 1 sunburn is now being applied to to h# present. ot Columhim, C,. wela made for woHt. U ^l w tc o M MJ h e Herald. and all sensible people, not only out tho clvwing gum stock* left by pegatlon. Others say, slightly si. - ■ ■ ■■* 1 • v ) * of tlie Methodidt •P*tnk,,tao aay .Sunday very ideuHchorus girls at Nice and velvety ,t r. ■ >•»Ml. the Amcncnn army in Franco but tering the old quotation '"put not ..... „n one for pajanv»i COQclu9‘on of business, at the home qf "n‘y ,,la gapford as the 2 % c 4 ^ 5 c o r d ...... __ Mr. Howc in this but will gfc him one better, Thi \vhitc has disappeared temporarily ot ."oc af tt° ': ’C a r d hour was anjoved. during ilnri,,.. I» night-droia,;.^ the taste was so successfully fos­ _ _ anjoyed, . <Fff; Hpt<SlA| lleyen th a t not only should a doctor's license bo granted only your faith in {lunches; or any child In m Bellelr, rtt Mr. bud Mrs. S. \V, Bradford. from the stages o f the RhriSTS Min tered bv the populace thnt now of m an.'* lie roarrvcd, which games'and contents were enFluff fnn?/ ’ , . ■ --yvir* *■*&* theaters. » s c » * d : : g f ^afck oyorjr clgsr storo of consequence 1 c ommon sense—whatever th a t is Commission will W e .want to * Mrs. FnnrUe V. Lee and Rm.ii Joyed. Later the hostess served ! feotheri dipped . ‘ top No reform wave was Intomfed by Iq. Paris h\s n supply of Americnn . A. hnl k** bccn named after Ger­ m *7, 1M* d™.“ *Jfh0U d “e ab80,“teJy denied any man or wom an'who THE MOVING picture world, a _ at (he office iof r^nd-dnughtf mad* ftorn gum Fnnchec^-.':. l^e apricot aherjrert and rake as re­ while *the both In ulr tight containers on trude Ederle. Tho appearnneo of tho directors when they issued the frleBth anU the G, _ the leg fluff of the bird; thoy aro " in the Seminole Urby, arrived here Friday avr big one, with tens of millions that d^51an«t J lea! vJ 8#u^..t0 th c .be8t o t moral standards. / order that all chorus girls- must iu > m W b i w t u b e s : : tnelr coulters. ass H cndravoriog.'to un­ hand sawn and dipped in gold, the headdress duly labeled In mil­ paint their bodies with a layer of L. E. and fhe H k i1 The educated fool practicing medicine is dangero rorn Miami where -Mrs. Leo ha w ll Wrls bet weed/ , '• •* J look upon it as tho only world of i *4 • tween the nuea ' ngta o f 12 lionaires’ windows, has given the tho reddish paint. They were con- their kind sympathy ding Circle • of . tho (•on spending several importance, wonders . ____ ___ what ____Estelle P G u a r a n t e e d 1 J i m i gbes about murdering people candidly believing th a t he is Taylor her .'Rubltor Golf Jumpct ml offerings * f t h e ____ _ ... will hold its hegbThe “Bran fair" opened today at wlU do, now that the cham­ R i n e s F i l l i n g S ta tin * 1 it, 3 o'clock at the t f° r theDdfBafltr0Ufl outcome of his diag- pion eho married ia champion no >-v. •• i« , i iL*leW”st KolfiWf *uits have Arpajon, a town in the Depart­ my husband and oo* ftflia& f m U,< o Jitkitm - nospq nm?1!?|n8ib G U I3 8 « .f.r d A * . * g * m in addition to the woolen jumper ment of Seine-Et Oise, which in ^ r i u L ' l S K ' ^ ' I S r s ^ ; ' brown, r'""bun’“mingled l- *.» .’«with * « “ tho ‘tat*mild «' 2°*,e* ! nd- ? i8 ,nostrum8- But an educated or an uneducated longer. Mr. nnd Mrs. \V. B. Kirby of A. C. Lowing In Mrs. H, U C o W p T Mis Ederle, although she swam white, of the non-bathers spoiled M is s M a r g a r e t N e a l and skirt, a rubber jumper which recognized in Frnnro as the "bean’s St. M m J * . f? ir ! ,0i B0 3 tt 8C°uudrel is vastly worse. And the worst •tits. Subject for Everybody knows what Napo­ And m. b,r.th of » « n unl. the channel in tho usual bathing lias been prepared for play in wet home town.” The opening wan be “Luke.” - • r • aepL ZJ. Tho baby has been named leon’s neebnd Wife did, when he the color scheme. *A white grease iHa.war, i S . ^ J bIfi' 8ki,fu, doctor wh0 i8 without honor or1 ceased to lie champion, she forgot !solemny felchrnted nnd Boston’n attire with cap and goggles, has paint was at first attempted but <Circle qf the First Jam»\ Alexander nfter bis great­ Is, H o n o r e d O n V i s i t weather. . Itaitll ranrta, right tu ke known nn "bcantown" Ielegant Than* hashed n.lllk " ^ or®| even <ill about him. But no moving pic* _ will meet at the grandfathers. Mrs. Kirby will he To even the «»rcrcnce difference between between the the N a tio n a l C a p ita l • , s .„k. •M, Ta* *a< , G E T T H E BEST remembered here an Misa Mildred „ S Gn “ m00101, wBlprcHcrlbe habit-forming drugs, when ture actress could do that and be­ ; Bert Bragg on Oak ! officially challenged. pretretors It u J S hbev1 ^ a<l !'*»'i'P»exlona of the bench favorites . 'htflMaa are­ a doctor will create illness to make business fox' himself no Iknl I TV^ 1 ^ r . , , Tl„ , ------- - . " Curving snake bracelets Log* ■• • -* *t is a close fittinor and water shirkers was quite noFlower Urn«, Cnnrrete block.* } o’clock. , hetcla, aeart. sides ho may be champion again— r^ c igafn— the following article from tho <*n ho Worn ‘ ticeablo and tho charms of the when a doctor will assist a patient to qualify a sja chronic Napoleon came back from Elba. Of all kind*, Roofing Tile bt* SANFOttD BUILDING AND Joh ml tire memMr. and Mrs. N. H. C,wrier and Washington Post will be read with tho arm delicately colored costumes—what ment . Coloring, Etr. f 5 (V LOAN ASSOCIATIOIf y much interest by the many friends ding tho an smnll son, Douglass, returned of Miss Margaret Neal, a former has just there is of them—wns mined. MORE SHOOTING and killing tract IS* at h o a t e r a r * WnwSf Wh!in as1 0Cft0.r Wl11 takc drUffB or int°xicating liquor ll A r r i v a l s home Saturday evening from The director.of ono Nino theater S A N F O a n CEMENT mimi f ,nnrd j Jn dj rtak.° to r>ro8crfbe for the sickiwhen his in Chinn with the United States ■eaes'S J^phe Meant,. resident of Sanford but now of amethysts. Mount Olive nnd Asheville, N (I Orlarido > *»/ W ife »f d ir braatlflea- ho hL!? bcfudd,ed «nd unreliable, then such a doctor should mixed in the row. PR O D U C T S (*o 'gleam on rzumn n proeram. where they spent the past month ^ In the league of nation's council STVi 5th and Maple ph, Mb< Morgan t Neal, „f Orlaitbracelets abo are being woirn, use to t}i<' world ever much more n*|MI»* af arhnni aralrm nnd »7 tcd oli t .of t hc I)rufp««if>n. But*he isn't. The quack China’s spokesman accuses (Jrcat gcr. St. Augustine; -inee in war ‘Wltfc provlali.n (or ' "•». I * la., will ni rivi today to be! studded with silver nails larrrpsrd Hh , V r°0^ ,n th° .rned,caI l,rf,^esslon retains his member­ Erie, Pa.; J. Russ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Steed ..( in in jieuce It win plunted and Britain of killing Chinese coldly, n m iiw u <r f,r>g idier General' “ ship. Something mls-callcd “ethics” prevents his fellow' wrecking Chinese ships and small Lfe, Er ie, Pn.; M. i Kissimmee are tile guests of (l.«Nnfel, Knr V„„r and Mrs.^Thoinas tj.'tjninn Ash | Tup Knots for Hats |ps.; It. J. Henthbrne latier's sister, Mrs. D. W. Brown ILE VERSE FOR TODAY !fc!Tw bfr0m c1xJK,8,n« him fo the world. And so far as The boats, drowning ||,() passengers. ^h" s» , "l„itt„nh«*le" flowNason, Sanford; I’ for the day at her home on High­ nu n. on ;her way |„ Siveetbrinr' What Britain does tn Chinn nnd **,n" H vrr "»« rtltldcnd. Herahl knows there is no nation-wide move to require gradauiegOj,, Virginia. I.ietit Thomas wr, now being warn everywhere hut land Avenue. . LORD'S D E L I G H T — Jacksonville; Wm, (1 ' ^lorl* l% «r HiiIp the other way around is not our Ashburn, .Ir., will entertain i >*» the title position, lias been pro-1 liut >«• mi.•’It Nnlroman Xtho Lord as great delight in a I nf , r™ medu,cnl c° 1IefreH to measure up to a high stand- business. SANFORD BUILDIM; and on. Pn.; A. V. Me *% in her honor at a dinner party to- l mated to the highest point fashion1 SANFORD BUILDING AND 'faring* and sacrifices as in ad of decency, honesty and genera, reliability r Mr. and Mrs. Drury Herndon morrow , C. L. Burpee, Jack­ Why must we interfere? evening at the Congres icon atinin. It is an mousing and . loan ASSOCIATION LOAN ASSOf’IATlOV voice of the Lord T” I . James, Jacksonville; nnd Mr. and Mrs. John Union mo­ Monal ( (iiintiy Club. Miss Neal striking feature of the new turb0ok-TeTr0ningnS It nrnhniT®! be.Iieyc?’ i8 m(>r« valuable than tored to Lake Worth Sunday mi wife, Orlando; J irVhBr ADMIRE JUDGE Wilbur F. ts the daughter of Dr. and Mrs * ' bail huts and i.-i made from the I . i n " ? ’ 11 Proba,Jly iH ju st that. But what is twice Bryant, 75 years old, n just man. where they spent, the day. MAN s u iia ia a ia ia iiH a u a a iia a a a M a i Thomas Albert Neal of Lurorne same fabric ns the hat it trims, A N D H I S M A C H I N E !R-^-Lord, Thou deservest r j Uab e b0rn n°nu Henfl0 f),UH extensive book-learning Obeying the lnw of Nebraska he Court. Mian. Neal will be present NE\\^ YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE * ■ Ice,also would I givo it. hp ?nt h w u m<!.kc a ! that worth ftI,ything at all there must sentenced criminals to jail on a Mr, und Mrs. Sid Rive have re­ oil to society this winter at a dantv [tie satin fund, duvetyn turban is cminolc drawn lightly around the head to a -Tt-O broad and water diet and is railed dy and wifo, Orlnn- turned from Taintm where they which will lot,riven at the Rosalind point on the crown where it is b °? u deVOt!an t0 high standards of integrity In l l conflict of comment on engineers pronounced them safe spent the week end with relatives. JUST A KISS "inhuman.” Club during the Ghiistmns li..|j . Pritchard; Iiruco »""'mt"l by the "lmttoiiliob>” to w * ^ L th0 mod'?i!1 CO,k’K(‘ that would lumwingiy be­ Me replied by sentencing himself Hy '' lieorge Pollack, r*’ said ho, "is a common sstow llowei. Tho top knot is usually , 5 " " ^ ! | ( r n"“h* »i l T "“ « - k »r a degree upon either a fool or a scoundrel is too ‘m uch ^ O. E. Pearson, R. M . Houser, J. . _ , II JuckBon, JacksonDun.” in a • 'intrusting ;di.uU and m re to bread an,Iwater diet,losing, mis^d tli'n, ugh‘ one’‘w e a k ' w h ^ - ' talulbta "‘ThTl n 'Uld V i a ™ n a ce tw 80ciety to be p erm itted to co n tin u its x 10 poundsmi .five days, and telling (ertlin ,mints are beyond rlelmte.; leap biyoml s. ience'aml make a [Slaughter, Jnckaon- sS. Pearson nnd Glemmmi Green |\ y T . , r . |r j U S l i : . I* J; common,” N said she, with ?istence. pvatetl m the shoulder flower. vere a party from Fort Valiev. tVJclSLOI I r l l l l l |) K I (UK' 11 were Valley. the world. “iT 1 can stand it at 75 Thc fii-t is that the plane as final- laboratory at th risk of their own down; Ga., arriving in Sanford. Sunday H o st to Y o u riK F r i e n d s years of age, bootleggers ran stand V load'd was a desperately risky lives act a not less vital n ut i certain point of -O i rimdinrs Stylish Again evening. it at ;m." Valdez ‘View, . f ngl'-dt evening Iinch-, are be ................1 !*y. vv.-ry -liindHril „ l. Th. „. ...........I ” »j „ p S ’ “A W o n d er S ta te ” O n 11 is 2 n d I >irt h ‘ l a y ; , . , g Ini'll With rfiff muslin, giv.t Mr. A. C. Curler, formerly manaRer of this Association is no longer conmurid -nwr be common and proper nas, Tampa; J. E. " 5 ' ..... »f w „ ................ u.i, !,, marvel I , ; ; ; - j■ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lee ii?*lfEa oi YOU RESPECT a man who strong, li■“was — SEE — .. . [ "'h' ‘hem a decidedly crinoline rf. nville; R. A. Graves, left for those most oils inventions t» feel that progress ' 5 neded wilh Ihis coni)mny. arrived in the city Sunday eve Master I h1111j, Kronen, the i feet, <■ ritlcul [Russell Pansie, New mi indebted lo the Tampa Time.va for a bulletin from tukes him own , „ medicine. . . . Brnunse...... I ■ ............f seconds, the take-off. In centers around machines; that if I ■ ning for a short r.tay and an bright voting sou of Mr. and Mr.*.1 guiini, i?rcnt I * ronun physician nml f»nler t* * carry rthei *“ Ion went gaily the National F’ark Bank of New fetter, Cincinnntti; O. llt Uip Vnldp/ COIX"LOUGH REALTY COMPANY an ample supply of they can he made wonderful enouglJ ■ Continuous from 1 p. m. tn some j scientist was failed cruel hccausc I Ai. Kronen, was host Friday after Buttoned Dresses Are Back Mr. Ralph A. Smith, formerly of New York nnd Minml, has been ap­ [Fort Valley; J. mighty nico thincru t^i I ^ ork ,IK which aavn some tin structure was loaded to all will bo well. The precise con-15 y' .Vr noon to a number of his friends at The growing levoll nf English . ‘ ill l i.si National Bank Bldg. Telephone 7.12 11 p. n. - - --­ .. j.. arguments pro and future foe iki III.; R. M. Houser ab°Vf kk,nda a,l(J prcdlct.s a wonderful ho vivisection on nnimiils. its linn, pointed Manager, and will serve you In the future. , ;l'nry may well bo true. Mm bines Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bundy of I l l s home on West Tenth Street, | women about frocks without fast|Cn.; J. W. Pearson, Orlando say anything which thoae and recognize his friends after his iw >k„ r ...... been i.... discussed can, «•’ as •JU .Samuel Butler in tip* the iHPO's motored to .Sanford Sun­ e----....... — * '•••*> IIIU V I uuuer ' SANFORD, FLORIDA * *\ Glcmmon Green, day and spent the day here at the ■he occasion being in .eh-lnation ruing* bus bn.tight the "butlon,‘Supported tho statumcntH o L ^ .i n.f ._ r>,’da dV no.1 “Iready’know b u f m.V" o w ^ ^ o u jh ts TODAY , ^ hud ^ been ^ cut" off, " a"be" separated "nk us ^the forerunner ^ of regular trans- conceived with extraordinary of ns secolnf birtbdny. | down the haik” dress t„ the fore " jj * • head Atlant »Mr. Smith fia.s lutd considerable experience as a business tttan, is capa­ | M r. and Mrs. W. H. guests of friends. i Kc‘l1 ' . Insurrncc aI 8° and welT’in othera’ ' mot,ths! so!’,n. t0 «;U*nce. destroy as well as , nmte. link and white, the color motif, i again. A number «f the new uuthe living head from the body of a folloW C . T. Smith, Orlundo; ». called to theory's Wn> 0,,V,0Valy ""thing iTho future may lie |„ „ M„jU. (|ir; ble und honest, and will do his utmost to serve our membership. R u d o lp h V a le n t in o in w h s beautifully carried out in I tunm models display buttons and which turned its eyes to the of tkr. iVoorst, Jacksonville; t h «»rt, and could have yielded ferent dlrocliori. At • a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBaaaan s s t r o n g e r ^ n D 8110" 110" ’” ruudM thu bl" ^ ''n . “is much dog, C. . Slaughter of Jacksonville every detail. _Baskets and bowl x i but Ion boles.- Tbe designers haw right or left ns the doctor whistled no such immediate results had it chines or no innch r.es 'h l » n he I4tSk -| tl , *ker, St. Augustine, “ Ihe Son of u Slu-ik” on the right or left side. vg. New York; II. P. was among the out of town |)u8i of ( xqimute pink rqpes nml white | been kind to downtrodden husIn s dream of t>liii», Mr. Smith is a married mnn with a family, has secured an apartment in Comedy ness men arriving in Sanford. Sun­ cariiations were effectively placed bands, however, and have cunningly Having explained to his students ksonvHlo; II. R. Linn day. of speech was a Himplo . "Wife Shy" m the living and dining rooms. I arranged to give the modern wothis city, and expects i. • -i. Sanford his future home,.: He would apprew it h tk n i ; 7 a . m tu to m e sr atmospheric pressure kept enough Bill Gardenhlre ■. • ( entering the la* e-covered re- I man the benefit of fastenings witht .they had a nlnglo V4iff Milnne News date a word of cncquragcmvnt from thc many customers and friends a t George Pollock of Melbourne ar­ trc'hment table was. the large out the inconvenience of tho old thought, the doctor then past 70. '.'If n i ei not think the inference steel nnd ' * ' birthday cuke iced in white and style rived in Sanford Sunday ■ for a v^wfullyhard to he declined. rlhe Sanford Credit Association, nnd hc pledges his entire time a n d 5 - . [McLeod and children brief stay here nn business. ......................... .... ,,,r topped with two tiny pj„k (,„*.,■* j _ _ ' * * 1 ” tnan'—Exchange. I arrive here Tuesday nml surrounded by a bed of featti ; Women's Top Hats nnot be tenlion for the upbuilding of this business. tie guests of her sis3 TUESDAY or Otto Kroeger of St. Augmdinr is ery asparagus f.-rns and rose bud Silk top hats m - mov being iw but that wo pro­ x ilph. Wight, at her Gannas of all kinds were plavif worn by tin- rn-liionahle London in tbe city for a few days on l»ii!<i■oin inea* to "wintry blasts.” l<iidol|ih Valentino in I Court... ^ neis. (luring the afternoon, unl at a late wono-n. Tho i tin- lie.nlgeai o f th e >•»■• happened, cu boo r-i. fresh men I of ice eream and i V n t«nhn damlv hi ..................."r o 'e n Imi l o w . “ flic Sun of a Sheik" These will ng on bis sensatimis. ll. 'raey arc alrcndy bo- make for the upbuilding of *.kt rs oyer>f year. ' \ ■ • * -,*► . «, . ,*J Ilavry o. DlcLsonj F. a. Vund«r Vuvr,l ol Jackson tntl c were served. IR-illnmt colored yd' b y h is g r u n t h ln u g h t o i. S h e b u s ik about Gone itn further exiwiwiin abm J iu ° Wh?,eItorr,tory «»d »eml to h.ilhioiti weft given tbe child [flicnt Sunday lien.vi Pn Ihe News* |'*irNl Shotting of clillilren a- im p H 'V c il n il it (le v.e v e i , w it h a >’entur«' that villi, who is spending a >:hort lime ( omed v ONE 11iiNDRED euncer special- ......................... that ev.rv breeds,courage, whether it. rides the j w l .> ()' V Ibit latter's s i.der in Sanford on business is reyist* red face' :. A hunt "II f.’•nail gti: tj en t 'lh'it il • ibbon with a buckle :n pioneer adv, nturo into unkiiowii Joyed (his happy occasion. fight, at her home in at the Seminole, :air or Hounds tho sea. is of more Ve“T h en F|Va!(l S»andi!^ ^ R b *fiin a n ciid ^ o sB io n ^ Uguaid 1n' isls of this and Eiinijiean counfront. lUgktery burned up tho trieM have boiled into a brief state­ skifH helps. Were planes to sit I impart than arty machine which it K round upon lerrn firma until the ment all (lint is known about ratimay ever command. ? ^ . th° government is Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Spencer mo­ eer. This is said to bo tho most — and — «ued through” a IrWng * h 7 lh a t.thov b«ve purHardaway nf Or tored to Wildwood Sunday where Tr T ' o important statement on the sub­ |Siiinliiy here with his Mrs. Spencer will spend a week A N A N U I E N T A M P 'R I C A N A D V E N T U R E Way not take tholr developed a fine leadership w hirhChlW i t risls: The>r b«ve ject ever made. A. E. Dickson, President. visiting her parent r, with her daughter. Mrs. Paul RedNEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE Walter Hagen service tn their conatitucncicH W hntSh ° f tht‘ Kreate8t Hurry J. Wilson, at tern. Mr. Spencer returned home rW % ^ • , ta* boen precisely the "ort T "" ^ in Flor- FIRST NOBODY knows what can­ Eleven ytyiM ago Mr. Frank of the glacial period. This mean" Sunday evening. Ninth Street. -UtiU -----cer Is. Some think it comes from A.ers, of Vein, Fla., noticed the in e v ita b le u n d er the' c i r c ^ m T t a n c e a ^ ' S w biL c b w aa ha* announced that that the Vero man iH similarly old i i u germ, others from a growth Monday—Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Allen of Or­ a tb ,n R o f caused by irritation of tissuo. No­ buics of a human foot protruding It places him, if Dr. Hay be right, a : B rs. Ernest Krupp ro'for re.electlon to th e paat and w e p red ict for Urn fnm the side lando were among the out of town I Sunday evening from ;on. Nominations "r"vre»»lve d e v e lo p m e n t fdong rn.fr line body knows. indufltri™ « sih or v«rtn.J'fL!‘ ‘.,itch Whir,° fo .a' habitants thc ,>ld"8t ,,f known American "in Ihere they were called visitors spending Sunday in San­ kinds were already Most important of all cancer is f 1 P ro sp er,ty In th e fu tu re th an it h'm — »* Tuid death of the ford. past, iuiure m an it has experienced in the not contagious or infectious. You kn.wn to exist Thus appeared on Most of the scientists have held = = other, Mrs. Felix th.; scientific etugo ihe famous a that a number ot Tencannot "catch it" from a cancer the prehistory of America to he Wm. G. Henry of Eanton, Pa., '■•ro man,” perhaps the most nnart' not o f Governor victim. much poorer and shorter than thnt was among the out of state visitors ci-nt human n lie in America. Ar­ of Europe. lonVegardlng th# causa Natlo™«r'pa?knBuJ^n* x u re H ^ '“‘"u of ,h<' “'renpth of the The ancestors of the in .Sanford on Sunday. hurricanes. «rs. Paul A. Thrash guments still rage over him-or CANCER LIKE drunkenness is Indians cannot have reached Amer­ i-'', [of West Palm Beach vvt.-r^ ‘ o - ------not inherited. Hut you ran In­ h<r, for all thm we surely know ica over fifteen ilioosaml years Miss Maud Tyre is now nt home Mts of Mr. and Mrs. f*. saW tho article In tho herit a tendency to cancer, and a al-ut the BkelH»n to which those ago. Before Hint the continent Digest about Senator rl for the week end. to her friends at the Key Apart­ WILL CONTINUE b«ies belonged ^ h u t it once sus- scums to have been virtually un tendency to alcoholism. ments on Park Avenue. - Wa sUll don’t believe ho As regards cure, everything de­ ta ned the frana of a rather snmlllw**t mqn in tho Democratic pends on early treatment. Of a 8s Accm and Sara J. W. Zellers of Plano. III., was returned hundred that die of cancer in ac­ * ” ' « ? * ' « u n k . . , „ . ........................ * 1 a,!.:,; n homo .. after - |among the visitor:! arriving in -O— It ip interesting to sei» h cessible parts of the body, which The important uncertainty il.out | erers, haunting <>w th is S p e c i a l M e s s e n g e r S e r v i c e is m" ! T ( -Sunf(.r .1 Sunday afternoon. * '.city Oaurlcr discovers that «PiHt of animosity has na«se,l khT h .. the edges of .lie means practically all of the body, •his find is Its antiquity. Found p . Martin McDaniel :41|iss of Florida, aro, out-of-state newspapers and nw -fflf ^ w..man3r nice things in these days, 00 could huvo been witK tho human Imncs were those fast-retreating ice. The hones "f m a i n t a i n e d d a i l y u n t i l 8 o ’c lo c k in J. K. Bryan and R. A. Graves Vero do- not change this picture. J*OT. 9*wed. Jacksonvillu, It will have its effect iuat *sa>ririK' about us. saved by curly treatment. "f elephants, foxes, horses, sloths anI.v of spent . .Orlando . . -i, were among those from Jmkson1 « t City, Hanford—TamTwo or threo individuals do not; t h e e v e n i n g t o d e l i v e r p a p e r s to People than ever will come^owS tn ** tlht\ wor ,cl a,,(l more The only treatment worth while und other animals long extinct in mnko nn American population, and ' "i Sanford as Ihe ville arriving in Sanford Sunday, upon surgery, radium and Amerlcn. Did these vanished beasts aunt. Mra. J. Frank • wonder state this is. d 1 see Juat what kind of a depends a n y s u b s c r i b e r w h o is m is s e d b y the continent has been dug iver i X-rays. Medicine iH wortHlesi. live on in tho mild climate of Flor­ ' i— ----- ------B| -------------j____ _ __-___ ,, selectsd E. P. Trotto prove that pre-Itidain r e g u la r boy. ida until the coming of ,ho Indians, enough SocrtUyy of tho Chamber men were never plentiful ttc . U p s a l a a n d G r a p e v i l i e WHAT PRICE royalty? New Merchandise, a rm in g daily, ia being sold unconditionally H" that one of that race could leave ; What tlw* Wro finds do suffices ('larence McGrone jmorc#.* But he'll have to R I G H T 'A T T I T U D E N. C„ Mrs. R. F. in J hw $ h ° \ n <>f ,{nunm,,iu is ««»•»-1liis bones.yvith theirs at Vero? , tilt.ing this sale MV tors he * entering fast ---------------------------- m o b il e r e g is t e r The ladies of i.bc Dorcas club ing with her • ■ find rntm.«...i ner charming ennrmtng daughter Idoes the * . °,r ! ! fr‘- ,,Hy and 0 ,bers lie right about I IMaud Tyro nnd Roy will meet at tho homo of Mr.;. El y,—Sarasota Times. Ch i princess Illeanu. The young lady, nioro ancient kind ,,r m1 ,1 “[b, Oieir age, is on« of the wtrld’n i * a congenial party mrr Lundquist the afternoon of vernor Martin of Florida ia fr fo :,--■"■■■, o------» lawless community as Williami.vlona Bench Sun- Sept. .it). brewers are becoming | ! l!H u'a W^ttl S ilk a n d J e r s e y ^"gging situation M e n ’s G a p s CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT x ty upent tho day. » ODtimllUc. ttbqut tho h„ future f n t I Hi Putnam county with a firmhmm Hon C"""U'. Illinois, with its notori­ D r e s s e s ous Herrin, a iiamo that han heVon n l l l h i m - (d , r r I h r m t o n u ii m - li itr I h r 4'alnco the hurricane that promises to get results. Call­ . 1/7*V9 Theodore Beigmii.it returned „% *«— r ............ or from" Europe, as Leiff™'“ Krirson (vonti.-rfal v a l u r s , v ir a r r o ( ( c r i a a l a I I I . K ruup I-. Archie Betts were hotse to Fort Me Meade Sunday nfter ' I,; ^ ‘ • 0Pe. <,* ^be foremost was to do so long afterward The* romo synonymous with violence. nance u royal wife. for ('n<(n|i C'rrpr, pc ilr i-hlnr, unit xntlna (u»bing tho sheriff of the county nnd pm Sanford', spend- a pjeasant visit nt tho home of hln [ iq“or ° n th' American authorities in this field, continent wiib before them empty Inn tpr Alik s|r ol (h i. Krone. A ll nrntt> I the mayor of Palatka Into confer- The floggings thut have boon going Daytona Beach. r.intbr, Mrs. E. W. Lundquist. liitli,rfil Jniil tl)l,h l> ' innilr. T h r Jrru rj ~ rro •ms just reported to the Washing­ i i BORIS, YOUNG bachelor. King They entered it. But misfortune on in Putnam county, Florida, for rinur l«v{the nnCiiuiil In u plrru ikoiI oU. Vnlur, liu n n s rs c a u g h t o ff the Now cnee, tho Governor informed them ton Academy of Sciences a re­ roll upon them. They left no de, of Bulgaria, nlno plans to visit us. ll|l t» »tJ.OO. 1 a*®*8* Pte*ded innocent con- that mob rulo must stop. Ho vir­ the past year not only show con­ Some American father might get newed study of the animal bones Shipp retuened, Mrs. Hilmer Lundquist of Snnsrendnnts, no relies but their hones, 1 tually read tho "riot act" to Sheriff j i fci. i .’t w y were exporting afternoon from , ford Manor upent Monday nt tlu1 tempt for law among those citizens him for hiH daughter und ho royal­ from Vero. Hc believes them un— , t *— When the Indians came tie Jam] 1 n ot'im porting It. The Hancock, saying thut if the sheriff of tho county who took part in the ty's father-in-law. V*» where she haa homo of Mrn. Alfrcil Ericaon. * ennt, dating buck to the curly port was empty again. ---- H i Bio past month. Tied,via verdict of not does not enforce the luw, another Since Mrs. Leeds, widow of the outrages which included the boat­ Mr. anil Mrs. J. 11. Lundquist m m 'r ."nart|ffM m F" PluC0' uniiWhile ing of white woman and tho eom- tin plate king married a Greek Quality Shirts martial law U will be declared. and son. Raymond spent Thursday at tho home of SPEN D AT HOME prince,.financod a Greek revolution the Governor has no jurisdiction expected to return ;"What becamo of Z rs " Vhut ’l 'I?* "C0,<l h,oodutl parents, it being tho former's T h r .r a klrl. nr<- (H n m n lrril. faat color,. Xiima MIAMI HERALD ders, Governor Martin ',nu« says-- and died just as she had! finished F a | Millinery aftoqioon after birthday. Cream and cukes were »vllh collara m ill o lh rr, vrllhunt collara. T h rr Kovernr«t>|it of ;got loose In New spending her monoy, tho dmbitious 99 Inches wide In every light shade, guaran­ 92 Inches wldet smsll Assigns; same M .I ■hontil aril lor S'J.SO. Our prlca durlna (hla [Past throS weeks tla- Served. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ballinger ■t®; but some of Palatka, his throat to declare mar- er for i"" ’Ti" “PPrehended, elth- eyes of Europe turn this [way. A arctil aalr, F rill. Vrlnura, •nl.'. v r lv f l. nnd rumhlnatlnna. O^E of the most important otherwise go ti. wustc. teed fast colors— grounds. Guargatecd fast— , . rsnteed fast—, derH r 1 whipplngH or the mur tia nw as a last resort could not It I ».in Now York stato 'rings were also invited. , mosquitoes have All lui-iuilti'H Iki- .-lilt- >l,lr* In l»u(h comparatively small fortune, suy snuLcez of local Community proa- money in and holds it. InrKr anil amall aUn. toil mual arc thrm lo Icking their lips, fail to Impress Mayor Waymer of 50c 50c half a million or a m 1 1 linn income Clearly this situation calls for m iliar (Srlr nrorlh] P«rltj'si« the business that Is con­ Palatka that the governor moans Suinn who has been . Alfred Krlcuon' returned homo d-Tribune. Spending money nt honx- is like could do wonders in a Balkan king­ Itemtner with his wifo Wednesday from Miami, .where hc business and that it is'incum bent' Mnrtirf'th111* *°^ ^ind ®ovornor dom. ducted within tho community. N o , taking _ It out of_ one .............. pocket and p fr homo in Atlanta visited 'his brother Carl at West _becn named A1 upon tho mayor to « . r t f f l S l S f t S a W ' business can be successfully con- j putting it in unothor. 's.'iidirig Tt I Inore Sunday^ evening Pajm Beach. Hu went Monday to orial opponent, tho authority he 'p'oVaoV,™” ( m l ^ o T l ^ B N a J f 1‘utnam’ county 30 inch** wide In all the1shade* WHAT IS it that frighionn men. ducted anywhere unless It is uble! fuvny f°r that which miglt as well 1 las it -hnnid n(,t »n,0**ce the law ®r at the Monts^uma, find;hoyr his fumily fared in.the tpe. Republicans maintaining order. , making them more and more timid to command the patronage In its j b o u g h t at homo is isiieh like Wjalush fund in storm. Coming back his compan­ as they climb higher In die world line. When money is sent away I ‘browing It in the river. A per Irs. J. R o ss, Mayer ion, Mr. Shqaffcr hud Ms leg brok­ , s ­ w r«pugnant to the American it concerns the whole em intrt of success? There is a slory of a from B town for that which is sold)8?? m“lntoina a continuiig friend, . *be wbole country, es­ "U •14 *®. and -----M. Mlyor en and'Mr.- Ericson wns badly cut copies thsy have a daop and abid- pecially P a te n t P u m p s ------ 1“*1-------’** ‘ dol­ those parts of the South king frightened Ip' a thunderstorm within the town the whois conimu- ship and .association witk rhe | h*vu arrived in Sanup in a collision with a bread has the cir- ng distrust of military rule, and where I.«w h rrl, all leather. a rforM hi tea. SliirSr r lar that hs lays upon tie counter mob violonce frequently oc- who said to one th f t expressed Sut- nityesuffers. •* i.l .t m faaelai •on. with ,lrnpa and aumr i i i m h . p m ^ 8 ' , nombiurd’ with th rlr a ia a a illr Scat a p H a riM a .fee which brings for a good reason {hat traces back |MP'cusantlgl'^oa^atl at trueje M ' , ;V i ■ 1 (Tk U U • real bargain. Hlara a tn M . Katta ............ a real prlso "of course you are not fright­ ef./S!wI m or tne local merchant. . It Wj|| achoal Maas, make ihrm r.p rrln llr Scalrabla I n It does not Cake a great deal of > »rrU I far iL; Merchants through centuriea a t *uman' otrfllaea from a la S. . _ 7 - ■T ' ' ened. You are ttqt a king, light­ actual^mone tpwn going, conto back again to seo him. When | • • ' : :>• • • w;^-v bf this paper prtssfon. Rusidents here aro hearing front When t h / Allltary |, ning would not.-Jtriko yqu.” he sends.^ dollars'away he had a* If. tba monf, | wewrer i * in conatunt u if1 MalMm1 . * leaves tholr' relatives in the ’ hurricane Tom Sims Says in power, personal Jibarty is ad­ All AmoricMl.£|tisens aro sup­ ci reuTitiori Jt wllj pay a great many well kisa'it k fond farewell, j * i'D-vi.v “ Itimoro, Md., whore district. Among those who had journed. But It Is bseause per­ 4r...>sc“ 11 — -* • posed to bo king And many of them fcri^buy . a , great many will naySr^lVe it'sifsirV" ThJ tinue her s^udlee In houses unroofed wece.Mr.l MalnH sonal liberty has been abused and Mussolini has a lot of troubles are frigh ten fdil the milast bt tholr snlaTOs regular 13.90 ' products. When money goes out friendly, companionable, helpful Guaranteed Mtah daughter, Esther, Mr. Krejl’e ot the the breakdown of civ il la w threat­ 4 . .. 'v I dollars are those which do >'"t lake pro ap erltyr mil h i d,Tybt, W hc b,qteered of town it doss Jlot.. wane back. hnppo and car were wrecked, in mpsey ens to result In anSrcnjf that sol­ much by llfo Insurance ageifteTThat for which * ' may ur­ any long Journeys. jlveit, who- has been Arcadia. ’ i, j ohnny Ri»ko EIGHT OUT ef'.ten Americans rive, but the Yj #<.’*vVf LXi is gone I vacation here with L ite r He w a s '« Maiao goes Republican gain and will ask you, ^WHOat do yhu think *" far as that !#r eommunlfd «i«ter. W t Monday Volla Williams made tho trip to Gettfnij-aredit for being g(K)d •JfSt 'c -■I ’ll' authorities. ' TX m W j , there are seven dnvs in a > o ek . of business conditional Does ev­ ty l* concerns R r|S t r r e | I"1* home in Tampa Miami Sunday, finding hla sister' when.you *re merely afraid ortho tflv Florida does' noi' k«lh(ii ’and no erything Wok aU right for the next Bvsry pros Mrs. Butler not hart. tne Indus- punishment, doesn’t count. A man in Indianapolis who, w stole five or six months T” -’;They speci­ other state of the A|*te*isan U rnlon 'Holly aiul.iwn, r . 0. 0 o i “ ,h’ ” ' communiuch ‘‘ ^ " t e i i n l x a r didn’t net ed any of fy « number of monP*[-with nn eye wants, -within -its b tm S b riH i • *j ‘■•! • *>; «. *11 Bamsg Beck left last week to for some. u n ,,t " uutput for his head. to business comraittttents, SCliint s r * W ^ * It uried up 'n Join hla folks in New York state wo“w t e ^ ^ * ^ nderrU, C',lor bu^ ‘ .•■j« -. > \l- eA" » V-': . v - « , for * short visit. ‘ . y■ .‘ Y i U: ’’ 1 1 “ m "*’ ■■ .V,, :■ . ■ ■ ^ ^ mi T abH c C o r d ... f PERHAPS M*; Dempsey will bs n®*t l{m«i Mr. Tunney down, In which case think of tht;-lntetose excitement a n d > y o f a third fight to come soon thereafter. . . r*v.M ’ . tSi-sys-’S: Xhr. ,n,r“'- ^ saws?x r Ursrassttj For the V ery B est Values In Houses, Lots Farm s or A creage ~ != « , sb-'stx s : NO TICE Amusements m J s SPECIAL t s S S r i r F 1-"* * —s 1 ... *.. Added Attraction s FLORIDA’S HURRICANE DISASTER FONCK’S FATAL PLANE CRASH The Sanford Credit Association The Outlet's af-a. - » te w l« ^ Dissolution Sale «“ kr o'n0, ; ^ : iL ptiL'a4'ij 0'V ‘ ♦M ilan e T h eater track “n" the Herald Subscribers! <°eterK ,U;„iU'r,|:,;tll0r'l,k^ A ll This Week A S toreh ou se o f B argains S S £5.-^ S X t r ! Phone 148 r a r s 'V -^ i Hie Sanford Herald S “Everfast $4.95 and $7.95 ggm£S R w Sanford School of Music j S§BS! .{f J .i' . Meisch Building m ,' ; - r 36-INCR CRETONNES IN NEW PATTERNS i< pB Qu .oy eo Sa I v \* I L v i l i Yard 65c Yard :% m k J;>cj ... ENGLISH PRINTS EVERFAST GINGHAM CLOTH Shoes - Clothes Yard $ 1.25 $1.98 lo $7.95 The Sanford School of Music offers facilities for the study of all branches of musical art under the finest teach­ ers in the profession. Register now for the fall term in violin, piano, voice and theory. s. 1 I School '' SUITING TheSanfordSchool of Music j v . -t x itfi t« j— to For : I �*''* J Pj v iT — , Sm I K A' V •AD. *• f! — .■■■■v: vv*i l ‘ ‘ <T-i u 4.1 v .r i V - '■-.-y■ ■ %' y. * '■ i i 7 v.vJV' _ . )> :.f. Love ' ‘V i services offered 1 rvM j. b ir ir tr * aad eblloetor MBt fjr payavnt, 9»!?V»V«<;»•». y/fi" til ■I ft l' (By ThoAsaociated Press) i Cincinnati •!••*« 4 ^ a 87 07 .W5 Only 'f lone fight for *« Mcond P a w Vance saved his bet* * i f .. wri.*-. , ***«:..; *\tx P0 R RENT FimNiaHED HOUSE: Pj .♦ i Durable . I •• » ‘ >4. , « , Low Priced SSSSSUSm Sl . r - “ • Avenuo- cause that I JEWETT A k p PAGE claim somti rl* m . !?*** JlviAK Sanford Dealer In and la the al._ h u S t A L ”* kitchen,-bollt shower, oak floors, 208 W W S ° ARA0B p g p** 208 W. 1 st 8t Phono 017 • An electric fan tnat U: • i i * Qdiet ARunning v 8ee^us’ flrst."^w'eTo ■r1 Bmsi&i.' ,0AY-F a N w WIs S S CHSI.s^iNBERRV p r in t m . •<- .>■ ^fes»i!S~= f "ft! - M s Fdr^Salfc'' 1Qfe m rSf^'ySsrssSi or »«a those second hand goods? i* w KH a* t - n v ri ^ ikhiAdvABca 1 ■ - m - j: liiH uiuini ^ .'s .v ' ! : • :rr® ordered ill too to T A L L A H A S S E E . Fto.,; Sopi l«ads thoworld Jomotor car value. * — ■»." V .v:.; UNjURmSHEfc; HOUSE — 4 —y SMITH MOTORS, CO­ ■• - * ■•• y - ‘ AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—If you your used dirs, ad-’ vsrtlas daily on the clfsslfled page Contractors. OU*o. jn the Cuj 'te c entered oanlnet yon. In*, a, salt to quiet •SSO Will DO id causa, ho- nem*< *----- r * ’ Aik lo see them at ,\*P\V YORK. i epL •J7,r (A’)--I t victory KBU'IMAi*, *»>ov« A_____ utetfeg reatlnued for two " wna wliile describing the principal; ' ' Ordered thnt hl» notioo ho puband wa* atttmd4 d by member* SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile ’.—Famished four room points of making n footliall tenm, rd H erald, a or the nperriaing architecU and charge of 80e for nT-«0, i*,i bo ll up roofa- Re-roofing THE BALL IURDWARE In th o -C lty oT maintenance and operation divis­ Reasonable. 717 Wt o n r e n r e s e n tf ttiv e uf T h e Asso- | S J F ^ VP their remnants of Dasxyj winning .3"‘to 1, held tho °T*r .uIlJ roofs. Leake repaired. Ew Sanford W , W * N S L E Y ? U .S p r * . ' u ^ ^^_P J. j sin g it restricted the playing year, q .-,. ion® from jail aectlona of Florida. * elated Press, that Fielding H. Yost, a n ^ a n lp lo of foMaW^ovcc' timatea free. Satisfaction gusran1~5, • * ..« ( » Cubs to, three hits and fanned 15, G o c o a i,.. ‘classincatloo. University of Jliclilgm s fuumus e,} teed. Oak Avp.A 3rd phone 1 1 1 . 66—Wanted— to Buy. \ S t- Louie has wijn the National equalling his best major longue ' A « *Wre*s by Jerry W. Carter, fir ld lr p a j FOJI R ENT.-T wo 8n,n„ country -V: r is mad4 The Sen* coach, paused and said: •6*8fue pennant the Yankees aro CADILLAC—OAKLAND *tat* hotel remmUaloner; the adop­ record. Jess Petty made it two ;,^ ; Team Hold* J residences. One located on Cciwill be reopensibla Couaty. k lo r tu a on Hilo tho «th day tion of nnlform method* and rule* • ■—PONTIAO- t ’ M fs boyond fear of overthrow in for Brooklyn In the Second game, “Anil tho* gfenleat of these , is I Blurted asking the boyt: r CLARENCE SMITH FLORIDA- JP.I^iNDO— Orlando G^nevn* ’ O n * .r^v^r* *bo other on Wrpiorohur. A. D. ISIS. y , t*ame of YeJ" 10 ,t Incorrect insertion, ouniora i; the Americans, but tho Indians 0 to 2. Both Robins and Chicago Cadillac Company I love.’’ , to aid invpfctors in their work, and g a General Contractor (sirs Aid) Morm.m Sentinel; largest ciossl“ arc you golg to be „u. lier for subaeouent doho fought the Ynnkece bravely have completed their season. j Yost used the w rd in l lie Hifiiici Phono 121 COO West First Street V. K. DOUIH.ASS. * joint reaolution offering to Gov. SL I m KS fied business, rate Ic a word, min­ l 20nM ^ " V . BDult,oH„ “S ,?'”Ck-' 117 E - 2” d St' f-M mg on the twcnty-oocond of Oc­ The office ahou'd be i Ircult Court. Scmlnoto ^rnor Martin any service the » ) V7 T at Phone 441 ! nl aenso. • Line Contilij imum 24c caxb with order. tober -• The Giants wound up the season •;!'•> j county. Florida. pBicdintely In tas# of b DODGE jk m e'f the-Athletics threatening to oust with victories over Philadelphia, Kynibots of Ml Trails m)?r^® caald render In extending McDono l»y A. M. Wroko, “Thoy would, answer that they aid to the atom sufferer* ' Show In thfm.'frorn second iboney. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of c.* «rA aJ d Graham Trucks IkV^V-' I "i.uve of pal:.’’ he snid, "love of 78—Offices and Desk Room both by scores of 7 to 2. Fltzxim-1 G h o iit< (____ __ ». J NIX. U" ' “ y Cl"*. Elm and 13th St. featured th© gathering. Intereat­ ______ Phone 3 '& y U S u i / s Philadelphia cut down tlio InvsTin and Shoet Metal Work. ! a d v e r t is e r s k> ' ,t< tho game, love of the school' the W“‘WhbB ?La? n,* th> WANTED TO BUY eloVen. When thnt day 6nmo, the MichIng talk* were alao made by rep- lnndoj John A. s i s k e*w3scw,**i,*«CLEAN COTTON RAQ8 Jd representative Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak ' i Moya play for. - Hale is n negutive gan team made rpadY (Q Ua'drcpf,- Candidate}* Sopt. S-13-10-27. SEMINOLE HUDSOJVESSEX resentativea of th lumbar aud re­ •nd E - F.rD e ] ATTRAilIVE roonv# to rent for Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ force, whilv Jove i: positive;, and ^ S te a d s ; 3 familiar with ratea. AT HERALD OFFICE Beaab. • End DiapJay* INC. < ’■ ’ > W A Y ' I phono 1 1 1 * frige ration intcreat* of tho aiate. Ing room without a word boirig stores or off Icon at Park Ave. g « » U M hold on' ^ m'"'C j makes for strength, for (he boht . . . classification will games. Tho f Athletics, by , c°nl^ t s wl«i I hlladelphiu. 20.7 Oak Ave. .................... y t a e n - a n d $> a : r 1 jpokon. You could have hoard. u /and Commercial 5truot W. M New Cnndid3tl I fighting type of mnn, espcc.ihlly One of the p)4mary matters (j complete Information, 67— Rooms W ilh Bonrd. . ’ < Phono 41 whipping the Indians again today The American longue clomd ; »oang. Ownor, 208 Park Ave. HObGINS ft COVAN Co., a ,h > when it comes to fighting for the pin drop. Every man was crying. taken up was the consideration of [you wish, they will y«*/. ,'■ »>•* Traa* A m « m ft . Coach,” they said “W* nro go­ , . . »y IMiTl amendment* to the depllrtniont’* itndintor and shi :f metal work.. ROOMS mid Imanl in a nice home pi_ja */r»•* y»v»^ things in which lie is interested. w mif. t ' and taking the three games l e f t : vesterday for nil teams hut Philou in wording your Of Tea.* O w a f Aril Hear. ' • with Washington, can just nose1n‘'0,PhJi«- Cleveland nnd Wusliinging to win this game—we’ll win it 1 La»t Saturday OFFICE FOR KENT—In Mrin.l, nnm, ,V'V,[;^VN1Z1NG WORKS" Main end ornnmerlul mOi. ’ ™lc*and regulations govetilng tha J With it go courage. truth .i:n( faith, to make it more cfHANFORD m n r.D lN O AN D E « ( S V .y n p T PALM BEACH, Sept. 20. out Cleveland for the runner-up! ton- 1, h<‘ Yankees lost two games or we will die right hqre!" . 1 ? l° >H‘r week. SANFORD Bldg Apply A. P Connolly A IlO O li A N D GOODYEAR T IR E S. wn« IJUllle |,y tht l building and operntinn of strap work. Tel. 718-V . txu f re. h 1305 W. 3 rd Si. Phone ■all positive fori - :•." LO AN ASSOCIATION 22 ,'I-J. W - ‘ .M ISpecial t o The Herald)--The poxitAtin. U. S. L. BnlterioH. { | MMiift, 0 tni nn«i Hto 2. with i Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. Avenue. Results of Morale turcs of the state under its super* School uni Imritica ■ “ f*o you mean that von cun W. S. PRICE, Mur. (| Sanford Cclcryfeds Floridn State )RTANT NOTICE Diitributors Cleveland Six The seftson, ordinarily ending lu*n,*I working out reserves, “Morale—wlmt is it Wurth” ’ bad signed a contr build a root lull! team on this If*1if . . .i- IJeafuo I*> l« League chflmninnft champions nUvirl iilnycd oa J2 in-• today, probably will drag through ■Manager Sisler pitcbe l tw-. in ROOMS, with or without meals. I Commercial Avenue 710 W. F irst HI., Phone 471MV jseis fdiould givo their 25— F lo rists. |„. pu, ....................... i.V ^ w p f a n . “ Why (another hall u&aie Itihlieal pi inripl l.i‘:,s('unb!, iftiiM. i.imolii ll,lt d .: 8 0 A — I{ t‘d 1 K.sfitle D ire d u r v ftlf |R»jr 5 -6 'tie here today wilh the n few more games until contests postoffico address ns griiliPna (»<-t. ii* ' fnr th‘‘ browns in the second ■■isaa ‘I menu." Yu-i n-idod •■(ha! \ou 1, m,V look u Iwating in BE SURE ami eo the new e us tom NEW fcV . ;J West Palm Beach dub. chnlleng- thut have a benrin on changes in giune and kept ihe Yunkees from [ibeir phone number if “STEWART THE FI.OR 1ST ~ ........... ................ football, one of the worst'we over merit will |„. „f jn. -annot laiild a gi» :it lontbalt train bull: Studebakers HOME COOKED meal* aiidT^m i ' ~ ■ -------- -----------------------------for tho open baseball title of tho standing hitting safely. dre results. About one , Flowers for all ocriiHions. .. nro plnyecL in the modern college game, wiih- had. But after thnt beating, Mich­ lowers or tinLUMBER VARD . -IAN JUAN GARAGE lorida. . riasoniihle. JC; DnveyWinston I RHiGINS-KMITII-WKSHT, INC ut of a thousand has igan teams won eight times, in nil ............ ... ......... .... ..... Detroit celehrated the last day Cincinnntl nosed out .... the VUIUil Cards and Orlando huvi« McLANDER ARCADE oul these heart umilifiyations. You Apts. 1-Jt.li and Sanford Ave. Real Estate nnd ' Hoot Gibson, local right hander, two to ono in the final game o f |° I the season by Is-ating Kosloa one anil the others A Complete Line o f Phone 781. 1must have other qualities tn«i-- contests played in all branches of «H branch!» of -SANFORD BUICK CO. nmuniente with you ------------- ------------------------INSURANCE imoKERS knocked o ff the hill in the nooson for both teams. A ninth I twice, 11 to 2 anil 5 to 4. Mannsli. Medicine Cnhinets ’unney is dinn ing ahoutlthe center oi tile ring ie re, with Dempsey Physlqiie. idiysl-iue health and enilurunec. snort, from tho teahin of that in- “tear and iirofessl 212 Magnolia Ave. 68— Rooms >Vtlhnut Hoard ty know your nddrosn. , inning, but Cy Moore or who inning, rally scored both of the Jwith six hits in nine times at hat, ........ years. of men have those quali­ istitution. aili/ig doggedly .... for an !ti|--ning. The re fereo' is soiling around the j . Phone 307 Cypress nnd Pine ■ontinuanre MUST be 27— Professional Services. iltaved hlng-towed steadily while RoiIb runs. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH .set himself in l,*ie forefront of this I shifty (jene. giving lem 'ilent'' of room. “Moral determinen wlmt you are l Now that Orlamt.ta nerson at The Sanford ties. Imt they do not make fiedFram ing mAtes onebaiva kept paco with N K E L Y fornislieil room, tint wa­ “THE LOT KING" The final standing of the load-, ,< Hg«n hatters. , ---- Ar-- .--—:— — r r . hull players even with ihi ni. Along guiiig to do with what you have.", local griiidcrs wiliJfl fflre or by letter. Tele- EUGENE PERMANENT Wave idNCOLN — FORD — FORDSON • invaders. ter, real reasonable. Apply 1108 •700 First National Ur.nk Bldg. Sheathing ) V t was asked for tho instance I schedule t„ wort with the physique anil hc.'trt quailEdward Higgins, Inc. for $10.00. Matiaello Shop, The Myrtle A\r. na»inuances ar* not The aeries now stands nt two' K i' w i. French Fighter IV .11 (tenc Tunney, Drops lies go illicit t. .lint I incut an all . quickest thinking in « football, very hard s, hc, 1 J Cuni nine In1 A Palmetto. Phono 3.7t Siding ! Basket. 2nd and Magnolia. lee; for. Sanford and one for TH R A S H E R < v GARNER . B p s .St. Louis ................... 81) flf) .578! 7 to I. -. ................................. ................. game m Ins memory. Palulku and rtrlando i 1()R REN I— Ion Ihn[ roomi, on.* I.c-iil Estate and J‘’irc TitMiruncn ilnla. It will continue until IFlooring IM « » t C o w b o y T o n i u h t , O u t o f S i g h t i n N . Y . j B ! "« .......... « n .k y - to have s|d(.tl,||J tf„ » :|f It wns on. .aa „Iut.P kak „.a nl:,v» - Prompt - Efficient PAINTER—DECORATOR front to*.m with twin beds, nut. 112 S. Park Ave., Sanford ub has gained three vlctorlI ml i»-Mrs Kilt are Man ‘'V »»'«werdd. "The pass was had. S< rvico ] Ceiling !..), A. It. Riggs, 004 Muiiel Ave. Box score: aide for £ ge d lenten. One room I__ _ __________ | NEW YORK. Sept. 20. /I*) 1 NEW YORK. Sept. :.\. •(/!•. I “There are nmre than half a mil. , w*’.nL H<> far behind tho mnn i Saturday aw the fil DODGE BROTHERS I‘HONE .70.7 NFORD game played and fnr U| can Iv uacl for light Imusekeop- • ~ „ „ „ „„ Finish AB R H PO A K The fall box mg season Mal.es its , Gone Tnnney was submerged today lion young • • . '14 . mill Bo nu \nici .-aa: pliyieg 1:i.!!'.'*''I . ^ I0 Wins and Furniture Hcfiniahcd mg. hot ami void water, next to . L•.K R. ( . IfSftALE for good buys r jL f* . . 0 1 1 4 0 0 indoor del.tit tonight whbn Ymlre j smiiewliere among d.iiiMi.Dllll foot hall t hi- fall high ttint he had to jump to his it was pigsililu to t j ami Found. Mouldings t he'i lath hath. Apply WIT. Pmk Ave. j( in Upnl Eatiile, 2;tfi Metsch Buildv n . 5 0 2 2 4 I Dealers ; Uimlis. Tiger of Kran.e and Kdilie (>!■• of Dm metropolis, lie wu.i * rs and niolhn t„ all llm-e in b et I,, reach it. Many men hnvo the team stamls. It J s. J. NIX L n lh did workout ' 111(1 many] lien lb ....... . . 6 2 1 1.7 1 nin with the ball unilur such cir' Anderson. Wyoming ...wW, meet iciting after his Mrename night tele led in It. » rmine of tin mnn .............. -Aetoinnhi nnbi'c lire Ind-ween , Attorney nnd Counsellor pt Law 'WO 3b .... 10 0 0 SLEEPING nnd liniim keeping —* SELL GOOD USED CARS I m a return battle in the alure.m the S.squi ring and the iiiumpli try. I say: Go and s,,. w(i:d kind ..f ,''»»»»l«nccB: many have tried to re­ showed up i xvi‘|itj6nid| nml Mustis, he found at j Brick w L f'.k i. Meyers 2b .. .. 05 J 80 East First Street. 0 1 .7 .7 room:., near Forest Lake Hotel. Met ALL A FOX, Real estate In­ P-'-d— Ford Touring in iomul limit of the new lin.ad- ant homecoming lo New York. l-nihill phiv-r the |...y u, and y.m th«' »» front of tho place Line Show, Mudi {J officii. it e v , Lime 1009 Union A\e. 1« I 0 Z ... If .... .. 0 IH35—Ford Coupe vestments. Best buys aro among , way arena. I K<*pe!ts that In \v«s ill. ha-l hi i •• will know what kiml of a man In* *,r*(‘r» phiyor dhl nnithcr, The line, which has I ___ ! BLUE D rill) BEAUTY SHOP, gw ® ? Ilson rf ....; . . 5 00 5 0 L'tifi—Ford Touring our listings, phone 745. P laster worry to the roach sjjl Jimmy l>arnin, I'arifit* roast ! ll;* autonM/hilc a<‘( , will hr t w«*ntv v< nr.% vra. nisd fort v i ! , , | s * *nncll>nlf whore ho cmijjht the He. I “We specialize in permanent wuv S tntluns wiwn c .... . . 5 hf)R RENT. -2 bedrooms, adjoin1kid—Kuril Sedan 0 1 8 2­ more speed Saturday tl | middle weight, collides with i far bail died at hom,. and finally years from now. " li ', , c Wailfta dnni kick that aeoring’’. 200 North Park Ave. W hite Rock {Master Board e Meyers p . . . 5 in^ huth, i^tisonalili*, ffaruirr, I p.'j.l—Ford Runabout 01 0 2 «*iisl urwcDim-r, AhJ i l Kch i. in ' <lrn|i|K*(| ilcad, Imvf filled tin* “I*op 1 1•*«•i• month of’ r»,t Ih ill j 1 ^ ^ ITpaJ. . „ , heretofore. It is not a Nails «I8 Elm. Phone 821-W. I 82— Business Properly. L'-b—Ford Ton Truck i tin* ti*vi rmitnl :a*mi linnli Krhir »*'} v a,,<^ hnm^hl hundreds of Icrl • ho is iiimIit ;i |e.,( as sear* h-1* slide that Sanford H a CHIROPRACTIC. — Will renew , tj-Totalii \'j.... .^..48 5 10 .70 12 )DKL TRIM CO Rucsteel Axle Screen W’ire . . hfiasfs a 12 round draw willi I'au-I M . ,nnr 4 to [^r Jh*w. paperji mih <•, iritr a.i that o* ht.^ i *r*|f. Tim men i out a much Letter f L P ., BEACH AB R H PO A itho car, not tho owner.” your health and koup vnti fit. In­ I OR RENT.- -Desirnhle furnished y< ur, esperially if lino I ■^riidiini. of Spain. . ! 4,ra'l holder failed lo appear lit ‘ f f'u ty and • ixl ~ know well what Hoildcm H ardw are , vestigate. Phono -182-J Tor »*iix'drooin. Men only. 015 Park I*OR _ SALK.—Well estahlishi-d, MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc. 817 for estimates. Ion 2b ......... 8 1 2 2 2 tin Klorldu Ki'lief ,f’*■ .•liaI . . In benefit for tile in et>d'ii*aii‘*e w*% ,irt»,ero. tinuc.s to inqirove sj] BoLh'TcuniH Uhc Muny Sub- f I*1 Thou:s;mtl F a in llrav r pointment. Dr. W. E. MacDougnll. Ave. Doors , t * doe C li.'k , V V itD anis im*rg paying grocery business in San­ »n r f ...... . 1 0 0 1 1 f.,|u| .Saturday W. RADFORD the last few days, ••'gli*. Imnl,hips, sacrifi( e. faith, nnd will lnt Nat. Bank Bldg. I 0,1 , -J. r UI u I uhj MonuHt-r S isler; Chilling Wlnilu lo VVitmns le n g e r w i l l ' l a k e a f l i n g ford, Fla. For information writu Windows p .... hack field is an imp h e power to win their places m Arne. Box lilt), Herald Office. LARGE comfortable room, with Win Avo. nml 13th Street. ckner as Took Mound for 3 In n in g s; j CfhrhinntFH* Dpfenl of I ho Morgan’s junior light weight Iit I- , 11, ,'ii tgj'iL the ' ''ih' m'' rn •' ' w . i. an Im-iness and prt.ft the M urphy froninR Boayds ., < . D im ■ 32— H elp W anted— Fcmnle porch and 2 .beds, ml joining hathj-------------------------------------------cf . M "iisf.i* J liedulm, fer Sunday 'ami R u th I’lnyu Only Ono F ram e ; F in n a n t W ini|iiig ( ard in als ii. a 15 round mulch VULCANIZING helii veil, will iv. Made to O rder Square (.nrilen Iuesday iiigl' lhe n„i -(t 1 room. New house, nice n eighb or-Li r-,._ « » rge 3b .... ,. , , a , . , .. . . , not at lehil. • i i j Into tq>-f.on hope ard i KELESS ft WELSH ' SALESLADIES wanted. Apply F. hflod. Instiintnneoiis hnL water n il, **OUht?fi T o r Sale Seattle champion i tilea a slirh* ,rn-J cE-iIIh to 11„ Tonnev lion )s 0n n If 6 2 1 Fram es and Screens Mte oppo.sition will ha| ■ it} iliseonrnireinent that pli.vnical pni.vorile In retnin (h t- crown. ■ W. Woolworth Co. 5 ami 10 cent times. Moderate. Apply E. I l l 8th ■____ Mackmen Capture 2 | G i a n t s C o p 2 G a m e s that makca friends” lahr l b ..... I 2 12 jRiverilttle received .t i . vvei, !»'• tt> ' "I wc iriia ' ian im, kl, . P H O N E 3 ,,,- .»•«, • • ■ • . , » ... . its step. Store. St. near Magnolia. (organ c . mcml»er« ,.f hi*, familv lt.it l • • 1 -'ll not l< . >\ving whether ||,ey \vli| 1 ‘ i(*0 rft»l Is H ittln jr ! The (WO tianulhstl FOR SALE.—-3 room Bungnlow, j The Price Is Right G a m c f l F r o m I n d i a n s . F r o m L o w ly P h i l l i e s * .. 1 \RRIVES IN IIAG ^AD Porter If rf . __ ____ / ■V.as not siik «u injure I ami , I elei trie lights, fine well, hcauti. n -t (|„. , h.Mife to (day on *77> • • F f r 25)8 A s A g a in s t 27-1 f o r ; other Sa'tnrdi.Twero 33— H^lp W anted— Male FOR RENT, Furnished room to 1 J'fl gone a wav to g • BACH COUNTY — 'Hie »i* _ . . ... ,, . |ful shade, lots high and ill v' .1 I ’ I le-\ Icar*. I 1.... ' |'|>,,||MI| • i JMikecs; H o rn s b y K x jie rlr,\ ili] « whole IIAGD \l», Sept. 77 '/l*i gcntlen Totals 47 5 15 30 12 0 D otrnit nmi IliiKton Divide Dptlgors T r r u n r r V ')L m 'I wire, 11 ;quiet. stupendous develop«i.K 7 . l ! , 'n' A,‘l> y S"'K'?r 8*‘w'ng,SS0<U>0, sooo.uo, .small small cash payment; piiynunt; nl-.t ul-. ' al “j ' T T r - '-------aired mil. I | iltU. . (Id au;l.il,i..ii. j 4 * I I liiavn in '* ;)> Score by jiiiiingr,: .Machine ( o. SEMINOI.E EMPLOYMENT Twill Hill W hile Cliirnqn ‘ IL'u:<y V.-HiW H urling F ir st l)i* T (.w c r qf Slrt*n.,rl h ’1 ■'* ' ad r bout it in tJie Palm Wv\i;>t>V.1.'• '.'V ..rV'VJ 1 5 room Bungalow. Apply Hill 5,1— Legal Notices. kpply Oak Hi! coii) ] tin wit 'h'-r thijic will lie aiiv Elton J. Mou^hton ’’ ' ■aicn liic fi;.1ins iver ■t. Cample copy sent on BUREAU t f t j l Ban ford . 012 non not not r> I s 1D cfenling Iht* .Senators! t n ,.r { I ki | KU __r„ . It . “ ! next to spring West Fust Street. : —— — ---—— a i n i W n ' h o p ( ' h u m ' s e ’vilMl. .' nv in it (.q m e to \|I„W I h m H its rtigl,' m •If’.H , e • "iiiy m iti licit and tlx S> err' fligld 11mu \ ii-.tr;, ■I 204 North Park Avo, l.i — u o o m s for HonsoKceping . .. ___ __________ j i n o i i i i i t o r r o i \ l v . -II 111)1-3, m Kl 4 W- p* H ^ h not too n o tint _n ARCHITECT i N".xbi|i t 111i III been : "i \ cd w;c ivin in nnlhiiij , 1............. a m i l .......... Ml m .u hi il ii;tt^«I>i«I :ItiH mf>r *rri"’. hk *i i \ u . ij r n L ' v r r , h t . t k o r ' Ji* "if, 'Summary: Two base hits, Blair, A fte r h ! ;n ’! v FV ?i"sts ' lo. c v In. iJ. ■ : ~ 1>t — * ---------! HOME AND INVESTMENT I , i m.,, ,i "*'h 1 1 -. • si f. Haiti ,,l MT. LOUIS. Mi.pl. 27 —Tin- 1 r INf’INNATt. s. pi •*; , •(., I I.ORII) v. l"iii i ftrv'i was made F irst N ational B ank Bldg. ' Qibson, Allen, B. Meyers, Large, Urowiix took both gtuties of a Held miclei.a for l ight iimingi. hv ■ ......... mil 11...'HIM .,| II,,. . folhmeii liy a lieautifu iness Service O ffered 10— Money to Loan l‘OR RENT. 2 rooms furnished ; Bungalow, five rooms, double I" *r Ilie'r co.c ii ; a v In t3mt ii tc „ f \V11,1,1 AM W. Wood Is Inipriru* 1' aOllin I'.mis til (tic (M,In 'I I k * iVliiidk* Vv'es! fctiv , ttiree base hits, Gordon, Frisbio. double S a n f o r d ,------------ Floridn Tor light housekeeping. 71!) Oak garage with furnished apartment, n .N NIt'MI'KK, I * »‘pi'iim*il. " i" m Ihere and ,dn v ’ header from the New York two Si, I.'mix piti-lim-s, Cincinnati ■" oInn \vi,rlil Merles an m. j by Higgins far the •''iu fid. I In liCMfl.v k Ivhi . |() Rll >nblo pfays, Allen nnd Frlsblo, Yankees, American League chum staged a rally in the ninth ami LO A N S — Money available at 7 per A vo. •licat,-.I i,x i licb actually rented for $l;lt) per I ’•’caches ItcHpnasihilily rt'i'i.ids nml \\ uni) m i n i rti. ih.it on tto» CH ICAG O . . MANILA. Sept, ;*7. i/V, Go l Many beautiful ruofl I'. i f"i ninin cent. Close in property. A. P, DRUG S T O R E —ProW i Alton. Left pipnr, II to I ami 0 to 2, Sunday in renred two runs, taking the tin;.I month. Price $5500. Bait Nason, hil * • f 'll Ion eoe-i | •.(, | |lt. i*f No\*»rnl>«*i*. A 1 > la n d quite a few ta I.••onard Uni.d, eon Chilly bin- 1 . wbl, Ii |,...i:g|,{ j. h ban 4 Sk(H?fd 10 . West Pnlm contests that saw reserves of both game of Dm ns, Drugs, .Soils. Wo are Connelly & Sons. 73— W onted—noom s, Hoard i N.'iit (lo ir final iifroiuiM 507 1st Nut7 Bunk Bldg. Plmnc 2 It). .‘ hall H* t|,^. ci'uor (ieneral I fn M, and as he dm . -n : ,,i |.......... h;- j NEW YORK, Si-nt. U7.—f/l*) lo inqu 'in m tsi.'..gib uft ' Im iniil.lli- . i i it* I.V il’Hlui'g nf ( h r rrilltlO «if ift.thing short of seni ich ltt, ,tllin off Gibson .7 with teams in action and Manager Si kou ns your phone. -V .rV .T m-w champion: . " t.. t. |.'..,lrt, 1 *'i In. tv. i nl npcialion 'f hernia. <]cv.>>iating i.i(l', kill |r., t m ;;'i ! n • . ti i, .thine m (he h \\ Il l:»ni| U Tiinrilcllffi», i|i*rcuN«Ml, of , 'Xfonsivoly tin- ...... jufiel.l . _ Id of (in. St.. : lines holding fib Call 103 iirZ S -a innings. Wild pitch lur of the Browns in n pitching llioimaml fdrm braved 48— H orses, C attle, Vehicles WA NTED,—Hoarders, men only. l h bur qu« ! ii.it. w’ let- is- ( rh r jlnotii'iihlr Jan. i }. Hharno. 1 1 .1 1 w ind-. lie I. miiu Cardinais, eliampioirs of tip. j till great way in whif THREE GOOD HOMES gave wav Im ,»mi. b. ' •I tniK«» Mold ( ’ourt. an J w I km «»f lffy«l«. Hit by pltchor H. Mey- riilo 4n the second game. Sisler to witness the windup, i,v .# 20(ti i W. Jjt. St. '•nt tc-p111•tssibilit , i an Ii . i FOR SALE I L'"i»)itti, h inl mmK lor i h r l r ii|i|irovul. wanner woiMier t«i(h,y aid j, j , Natiiinnl . . league, shows a slight one lcam. aihl Mu* HUur.. Bases on balls off Glh- pitched two innings, walked two! Simre by iqi.n.ga: FOR S A L E .— 5 milk cows; also in... redrni all . VuuilU ■ . [Etovo ft Furniture Co. |1 3 Kit «lay «if AiihtuM, A. I). ami Cinnmingi. M U F F IN S M A D E W IT H .r I .Jiperiorijy over the New York other hack, d up the l(nJ On very liberal t e r m s •nil rise m t« urc was pi ‘11. Struck out by moil, struck out three and allowed o, . . well .bred pointer puppies, R. H. 74— A partm ents F ar Rent \ YwfwtK 1 1. bead ' nd luiml, can l« day . laukces, coming to hat* in licholf a line buck frum tut J 1 E. First Street i l:*2C.WILLIA M1 M. T C N N H ’M Ii'K E Phone 7.75 or 7H4-J. . . r. i i oyors 7, Gibson 2. no h'lt, in thy time he w as“ m llm ^ L !^ !!!.H! Camp. 1101 W. 1 st St. Phone fi 04 -J, 0“" O U O ft carry a full lino , . _ . . a v'V 1 Scruggs Scoggins Realty Coj Dodgers Trounce ( liicagn Il lit I .\ It I > At. TUNNtl.'LlPElfl. S N O W D R I F T ARB (loo non ooo 2 0 111 eversiI st aTesy " 'aeeni in ■' t'!,"", be J J 5, wT 'J " Vlilh H»' American league” i n" the'« pi long run. o, Porter. Sac- mound. Ruth plnycul ono inning of ,Cincinnati T H R E E room furnished house­ Gll-.'lll.ilH, are right. Cash o r lor 0 c ,1« fli»I BROOKLYN. Sept, j? (q>(__ Masonic Temple Bldg. 'an cast. » 1 ' . . . . , ",om'IiUig world series. Bell, Hallqhan and Warwick H i g g i n s Mai»r* Wq Ye want your business. Portcr. keeping apartment, 2 beds, first i tho first gnmn. tg. Brooklvn Iroiit.i ed t It (liicagn Dnni.linc and Hargriive, I'ieinich. L IG H T and T B N D E R Lute and vegetahl-, iu of tr;»? i IdV It '»i. The four regular infielders ofi 58— Household Goods. floor. 310 E. 5 th. Thompson ami rn m r t 'n . hi* , . 8 U , ,U • • h h m il t i j o New York ...000 000 001—1 10 2 - ___ Mil's twice today, .7 to I. and 0 to , hnois and states (" Uft* am th and vv».,-n u u I M.* Iff | , NICK cottage in Buena Vista with ' VHAVrs VII1j .‘ twi VV.l 'M. .V?, .1' 113 made o veral well Itm 'tc 'rmn . i b i l i t v , ’ b . f t 0 0 , * • UV!? '.‘ ^ D i g a v e r a g e 2, in the final games o’ the season cst Were surely .lamavcd bv tlm '(.|,| Man o St. Louis 200 000 04x- ii lb 1 ! Giants Cop Two From Phillies Concrete Co., general all imnrovenuint* Uricn Rnn axi » r.m MKMIMX.H cnttXTv! i>w * n’ V'0 ' f«:i**500 1 NT.*VH UK KI.OIIIIIA. • .» ‘HI.I Man **?* II*t -‘}7' for tl,L“ s,"ne runs. Higgins at ono| work, sidowalks, build- FOR S A LE .— Red Star oil range, FOR R E N T.-- -I ns.m furnished *J .7 Rcuther, Schneker and Collins; j NEW \f)R K . Sepl 27— tA’i ; for Imth dulls. Da/.xy ’ uicc flnyh- '•■st I rust ot Ihe seasmi enrlv yes 1 \v„.t. • th •r.rti-»«:i Inonniu S e e 1. Hm“M‘«"h P»vn»ent and easy ■■ re i .1 t»„. i i , » ' >*»ibrr o f n l n y e r s like) y t o o c c u p y ropteil a forward 1 wdrmf. apartment. 1200 Magnolia. good condition. 1003 Elm Ave. IN I I U M K H V . fi, irrigation boxca. J. R. terms. Inquire Room 1. Muaonic . .be k . ' places in the V , . n- . . t ii:._ halk and Hargrave. |Tho New York (Bants took the Ii- ml his best pci'I'nrmanci ,f the y,.nr ' "lay. I ifinatocs, cggplnnt, beans „f S,.rvic(. t.'v Cnrl or Blanche Takach. about Id ynni* him "l-O'r ln th,° Y«nkPO*’ first lino in (he utiem-r, yieldinc hut .7 hits '"I practically .ill Hu* vi!ic i nips ; Bldg. Phono 72 . ' ' |s.vNKuiy. ciuiNTiiv ri.on Prop. Si-rond (.nme iml double header from ThHad. I nm "ir defense. Bnso running activities |be gridiron <1 lif, , • ......................... an brought down by H«_ KSTA’ifl JM, INl ‘Oft l‘«lit ATKD, PLAI N MUFFINS 60— M achinery and T o o lt^ l retiring 15 Cubs V ''J-v Y ft' ii t"p[teil, some so badly llm t, i .’o m P i .a i s a n t , -q ,, ,„o(bal i .-M |vi— l,n,' l “r th 1 o tw '*0i'>'itetHarenntiinpresNow York .200 000 OOO 2 1) 0 ,,hi« i’V the same serin- iii c.k Ii , w i n d ! ' i V m d L i ' "" ,N,r,l<Pa* 'I; ** AI^R I jM LM furnished, done in, r n p ppn it ip i i * m i' bucks both Maxwell y i Cupful Snowdrift ‘ft ' were con.(del. every convenience, private home. )™ " «EN T.-Attractlvoly furniah ............ m ,,, , V *' e . del e lo.'M'M. le,. ... ,’i . b»t .. .^ wsterners maintain excelled. St. Louis ..... 002 100 03x—« II «. 3 »" 2. This gave ll.e Gian. ' 1h e mr ,,,Mi? r , hom Iv l.ririg bring tl„ SIN G ER Sewing Machine office 4L- itJW-N— \ I H f t‘‘,J ed Bungalow, 6 room*. Modping 11V"i fi .tu r n '.^ amt in* ii thick rurui.d.u) joem-s lib \\ l. | J'e.r slight edge here, also, with a > 4 Cupful Sugar CO. iu: lI ;i • i„ in |.i, Incline.Shaw}fey,-Jones and Skiff; Win IJ1"' ^ r ie 3 bv 12 game, lo ie d a ld is U Clnfn |'*Sl !i GInul ,.raii Mobley, MnxweljJ [DkY C L E A N IN G moved from 113 Palmetto to lit) ■'.OH R. 3rd S t RDM 3. t ^ r i . . Sopt. 37 .— m ---------I porch nnd garago. 1010 Laurel l i n N U t ‘ s i i i m '. t i V v N h a n k o j u V vvnlce lo Aui'ura •" ■ • • • ' total of .17 to 20 . 111 .. \ V : gard, Stsler and Hargrave. caning, Repairing and E. 3 rd St. Come sen our electric i'.i, 1 Egg Walker ami CapUta First Game J v.. Ii re (lie Icm pernl me early y,-, iftg fti iki" a bov :i -Th« 1 'Ave. Phono 411 - J. i t'i:i‘KASi:i>. u t a i .. oi s series of qalionai FURNISHED rooms and > !i > » rv it'i'.u I Lou Gehrig, with a battingwverPhono 405 for prompt Markpien Win IV in Bill e r .” ... . Game G'liicm*.. f t p a r i ___ _____ ___ ____ ______________ N i IT IKK Til KNOWN AND UN­ consoles. showed up well in I lampio 000 (Hill no I - 1- ."...7 ' I - l..y (Iioppcil to def?»d titles, Mins j;, di-git'c,! a|,o \, 2 Cupfuls Flour 7 l,.|>s Jim Hattamley and on the line V*n CLEVELAND, Sopt. 27—f/H— 1 hlltuh-lphia 020 00 l) 000 2 - 0 •> n .,,,,1 i, , KNOWN I'lJKILNDANTS: ' 1‘i ' imple of lie irl ((ualt'ies meat for r o t 103 E. 3rd St. | XV1,Jt TRADE.—New 5 room ho«>c lenna 020 ono 10\ ;|. lii.y > ' Siniil ir condition:; w, r,. IRstt, of Providifncei R. 'I'llK STATU O K KI.UIIIIl* TO■ New York 020 (Kll 00 * ;; |q | «ho has .^ 07 . (.ehrig has been yi Teaspoonful Salt A•• -1 wa . uske.1 l.« i,.|| A|. . r , 61— M iscellaneous. best game of the ie L. force T li f li».|rM, .l.»v( grni i l ceM anil Sti'-h. Kauffman a id llarlm it, I " ' t c . l in o i l i e r - l a l i v . “ n pJlpOsitiaii thin week Cleveland's hold ou second place more successful in hittiiqr for extra PARK A P A R TM E N TS — Furnish- /'ft, 1' ! ‘‘rrt.^'uj ty ‘nI l”t '"l1* 8''!'111 (illivr Dean ami Jouuard; Fil.:dmnion:i (lUiizales; eitdnngcred Sunday when, the ft'i'le ..i' bc.-irt ii’ialiltcs had j c tu lm an ii, u m l r r l l c n r y Hli«l3 Teaspoonfuls Baking Powder •it 1r t G tho Vaivee ami I'< Ix-ri’v. enJjs ‘ NaUnnal Golf was This huge guard d ON'S B A R B E R SHOP od joi ner C*atrul St. nnd Park, )t|| ay,n nt * balance $52.50 a l.xi Saiifiinl. •l.i'dMi'il, nml to nil bases than tho guardimi of the first Athletics too It two games from tj)e and Cummings. 1 . » .. ............ piTi-ccd him inoit Second Gam.lie papula MORGANTOWN, W. VA„ people Avo.—^Electrical refrigeration,-. A' TPaiponk.iit tbf Merlon Cricket IqillaPH K th B, ntfti 2 to 0, thus -M r1 liarllcM, fiurli a h i e v e r y , c la i m i n g , one nf the best lntef >Mugnolia Avenuo. Cupful MUk Second Game I mn ,,f tliel'liilippm ,., m< years I go." he di I ;;"<»«• Of thu Cards, with 40 doubles, l r ‘ P bIMW.'IV | lanUa 1 hleagd . ,.001 uld Ki t»-«—I Isl.iiuls mi July I, 1:121; .............. aro interested in Florida. Euch M u rp ^ steel kitchen, etc. Phone ^qq xv 5 room bungulow, now, $ 1. onv l n t « r e ( t n r I n l c r e o l . la On. stale with a litk* noil »* jarhera Spoclai » t •t.'.’r ■. ■ u triples and 14 iunuo run*. Bot­ cuttihjr Cleveland’s mnrgln to tw<» Philadelphia . 100 100 000- 2 3 o B i i m k l y n -'.f t', ... JUI.V I. 1 : 131 . w;,( II. :"whc„ riev, ,, d « M M I ' ' , *1 ‘ |. >100 I ii | (ip 0-8 0 with $500 ciiflt and balanrc ' L,:.Tr ,,*1 ‘ 'uf thle Stir the Snowdrift till creamy, iiven ladieg and children. of them through a classified add in 8 *18*J. j Sprer was In hi* Qlsn Wills, Bobby Jones, ^nmes with another gam;, to be New York loo 200 (MIX— .7 fi | ' nnat) w \T h / i . i . | •Hit* u n d e r nil) of th o ithovo d o ­ f-i'ii' ' Iut>1" ", " igau. mast Miehi,' .., iip re n c - d i I .... v IftiH liit for the circuit more several times h* the Morgantown POST. Six cents ______ ,i ' . ' , ' W l t e e l e r , I n i . , I rcm la.ila, Ifiich unit e v e ry wIi iimti “ «IR|vftC3ick .-liemnsoy, puiyv.i .lumorriMV. gradually adding the sugar titan Gehrig with II) homo 11 I'nilHlIOInh .tomorrow. If Philadelphia Mlteliell and Ilenlhiq; Gmaifield t y ^ N e i T f ,,"‘1 ° ,,,rry: M u g h o l i a A v e . P iio n e 684. I Pin*'© <*f r e U d e n o i Im u n k n o w n to STEAM PRESSERY • work for six consecutive issue*- FOR I E N T .— 'i\vii room iq i a r i * 115 ‘ ak heart in tho fsot winH tomorrow’s contests nnd tlnv. , ...............* ........... .. i vM'c'i ' ' q- wmi ' i B-f vl attnijiil r V n"| t(n> . • ____________________ ________ | Hie c m n i il n ln a n t Hi Him nliuve i l u le i l . . ',u^ .'H behind in dnubien and nnd rnn his men . . td * and the egg, well beaten. Sift Rff, pressing, tailoring, genh ropostad Snt- from Washington, tho Indians will i mon) and one 1large comfortable ........me. and to all u n k n o w n imrtleH tntdes, his totals iieing .78 nnd 1.7 . hind. SloinofL • - 4 cm— Lots For Half . , ' r i s W llI llmctto Avenue. Phone FOR S A LE --E lectric fun, electric u ftiiiiKKMiver a n d vliereMiievnr, cliiliutogether the dry ingredients svwwa .tlflHcU has won tho ho crowded from soc-ind plucc. I bedrocjn for adult a. 018 Oak Ave I he. slalen hike performances of leading camlldate* l.ur a n y liiturcNi or InlrrciilH In tlio , cigar lighter, several sets of car t i t Is vice played splendid 'a tie two first snikcrs nro nothing and add them alternately Elimke outpitehed a relay of r o l ld w ln g iluRcrlbod Iuiii I m. mIt ii it l t V 'f ' V — -------------------------- --------tools, pair of chain* .73 x 000 . 118 FOR HfiNT. — 2 I room furnished W HY PAY R E N T Veterans, clever near the pin ihul Cleveland pitchers in tye opyiic In little thought of by the general public to ly i n g a m t Im lug it H«nilin>lu (.'otuity, I! A N e w C h a m p i o n ! ■ to grow excited about, but Gehrig always on his toe*. ■ with the milk to the first Hliilc of K lorldu. to w i t : .7 fine shady lots at your own price M M joungaters with lung drives were while Wulherg proved effective in ■ess Set vice O ffered Purk Ave. apuG.ncnt, cor)n r French Ave. 11leads six to four. ” tect their Homes, Buildings and various stocks, '"ft' Walker M*kw W ent H a lf of Hu. NoMliwi-ftt on Dixie In Brentwood. Call < )uTin* ifiV>?l Jtitonir the 1«10 playorn, Mcv<»kihit to the second game. mixture. Drop into muffin and CtDtrul St. Walker, a nftU u rter o f tlio Holtliw .'ht g u u M c r of Manager Hornsby, even though " .k. . v 1215 Magnolia. F. C. LeUoy. Sort loll :i, Towiiid'lp 20 Haul!), Itatm o ft Ii r W O "* tho 32 lowest scorers in (Philadelphia! 080 820 020- H to o (K.hkj NS,—Haberdasher | 62— M usical in stru m en ts. below his uaunj fnrr * — showing n world QilP pans well oiled with Snow­ 30 ICuMt. A i m . ON E firniahed 2 Vootn apartment. > »':d 1 * IfW *] Play today. These Cleveland I’ony Igizzcri biut tin Hera for C o l l o g i n t e _ ed sp gmsl he f j j . .000 102 101—5 0 :j U .'Kliinlng u t thu N W c o r n e r n f drift and bakojfrqra twenty90—Automobiles for Sale xcTM W jw IM ‘phtatfo In 18 hole match 310 jfap)c. Phino 2H7-W. ,h * Ruction 3, Tow’niililp 30 S flu n g * >0 [M |r * t Btreot. # OR . R A L E .— Portable vietrola Khmke. Bute nml' Cochrane; und-suckcr hns beep neap much more signals far °®* °L, ami records, $ 25 . 318 Pnlinotto. hi. unit r u n n i n g ih « n c e l'3 to tlio five to thirty minutes ta * hot. Vf'At., ilW Y Tho final round Loysen, iliidlin, Khanto ami Suw■uccossful negotiating tiutim triples ___ _ and ^ the practice Satur1 N n r t l i e u i t u o r n e r of th u NW14 o f iaturday will be .7(1 holes. 75— B islncss Prices for R ent W IL L Y S -K N IG H T nnd Overland. miiIi] Hactlun. theu ep 8. 2S.9 c tiu in s ; M m .............................. Consult our Insurance Department and ytm wtO ftell. . CO CAM P tAS home runs With a batting nver- times during the | oven (375 degrees F.), Tfia tournament wjis given an Heeand (Lime— 61—Seed, Flanth, F ertilizer. tlionco VV. IL 9 cftalnn; Ih o n eu 8 to SUPPLl find the rates surprisingly low. • > ■F- and M. Motor Co., jttge of .117 compared lo .281 for far long run*.' trrnMJ6n*l ntiyiohphcn* by the hii- PMlo. .............110 000 000- 2 5 0 degrorH W . tu.AtM.~Wnt lin e o f fluid IINOLE PI * ITERY FOR R JNT.— Spuir now oecupied Park and Commercial | I.ii7.r.erl, Hornsby has mnde pnlv II Higgins ■ ■ Scrtlii.i 3. lli.'A.'c Non ft in Uia p o in t y qf-thn Canadian champion, MisH Cleveland ^8 t. W . N. Lumley, Prop IF O R S A L E .— Palms nnd hibiacuo by C iryslcr Mitur Company. l miles nnd five home runa whlld fenrive hark* pa . 00(1 000 000 (I 7 O iif iitfglunlnu. Ainu. ‘' .•* MaOpcaaio, of Toronto, whose n e g l n n l n g West *1 t. St. Ap)ly A. P. Con­ at thfl Nnrthumit ---------------------—------ ' plants. 000 W, lat St. HUPS— MARMONS W alling and Perkins; Buekeve Die former Pacific coast stdr hois he ... ......... is also fth ,, .r corner of Mrctluti I. Tnwnnltlp to w*a tho boat score of the priie- Smith and Sewell. (D DRUG COMPANY — -------------------------------------------- nelly. ft iSons. Sanford Automobile Co. L,,rVu lMkHl! bit* and 18 homo Mobley, Thom R, Hung., no B. nnd running thunc* 2i)3 Magnolia Ave. ' Phone 137 |H 20 rliutn*; tlioncu W 1 Vi plialnn: R«xall Store” |Fl)R S A L E .— Large potted ferna. Detroit And Bust on SplU ,rt".K If on* shy drnvq 6ut3B doubles ajrc all showim “A Share of Your Business Will B« Appreciated”* Campboll Hurd. I ilu-iic* North 20 chilna; tlicnco K STOHE ROOM foiricnt, sultaiile of our prompt | 418 Holly Ave. .itd 27 for. Luzror! an nndd -thoy-warp, tW , m m . 'MVm'.and' nrii o I.IETRGIT, Sept. 27-(A>) -De­ C. Lazreri farnuaniL qrc. 1 H rhnlnn to tho t*.lnt of begin* WT# f hHghlphia nnd Mias Edith Cijhi- troit s heavy nritllory—Mnnusli, otii lrtd auick '------ ---------- :— -------------------:------f6t* PthCHlttlie ' ViutlhOSO. 115 . CH R YSLER , "ag. all eten bin stiden sti hnses at 15, gj^ifis hothrtW . ; ‘ 4- 4,/rf H iln g t ^ r m o r holders of the na- appanrlng B Uallrenr. IFOR S A LE .— Easter lily bulbs. MagnoJH Avo. Apj^y VV. W. Pot- C H A 8 . T . F U L L E R M O~TO R CO- ,1 H l.estcr Boll 8t. Louis third bhao* ruthergill and Hallman— uiiRtnbfrom tha sworn bill , , Doll, '»;v|p W°*Al tlUoi aro competing ns well 831-J, 411 W. lat St. Phono 0 9 2 'of oompialht In the '*bov« ■ ntaUit tor, Pholc ' •-Ie" 8 °d* — Rot Sandwich** Phono 178 -J. nun. hnd a bettor record IhjRn that ‘ Altogether^ double header, tli>»' W 2a,Mr*, ffcleb Fox, Philadelphia, a Tiger*, today's 1 -.r f --------”* * ? —i * m n beating Boston, 11 to 2 ,of Joe Dugan, who will play oppo-■ T^rrTS .'ata very gomi ana # f t ; Irandmoth dmother. > k*IV anil 5 to' 4. it was thu Tiger’s p a r t e d o f It M * I '—•<J, f. ■ t> By GEORGE McMANUS last appearance of the season and •f ‘ J ft" they cc obrated by falling hard on ZacimUncr unci WoInHit tuui the T oo AS 1 SaVM I W ANT : W fL L 0 C A W k Y FOJ? A W E E K D 0 4 -4 0 N E I I JE S T rT il'-*•*w m faojMwP . ,mu,l° ',0 diMhlca, 14 triples apd 17 ' ,¥a.m,u' «"d getting tl) Wingl> | va A N T V O U T O R E A D T M I S C L E A N E D U P T M lft , J ’E V E R T OfcTAIl O F __ ■*y -iO home runs while Dqgan hsa been W J 1,” in thj'WMmifl' Manuah mi OOM A N D N O W , C)K - PL 1. E X P E C T VtoO T O T E L L M E i p vv«a Collects-10 iashes3 3 K ^ . 8 W « ? 3 S Ip&punhes'-g rlW^/Ifl 4 1 riDS r- CASH LUMBER CO. One for Pam Beach II 5 The Tornado \ and Windstorm In Miami, Fort Lauderdale, LOOP LEADERS:RALLYINNiNffi DOWNEDTWICEGIVESREDLEGS BYTHEBROWNSFINALCONTEST iir ftori STRONGER THAN |THAT OF YANKEES ■" ssjjt Florida W as Deplorable. if 7M • f t il t W ill Crown t m S u ow tlrilt I Tf ;»I Records km m fone^.to HB Vo .*ei awnv with oply two. T ’T-,*, r W' ‘ ^ n. o f > e YonkcM, NORf'OLR.i E V E R Y T H lN C t h a t IS IN TH E R E W H E N I < E T ?ACK AND D O N T T O O rfa R C B T ^ V ~ y — . V* i t ooo 0' )Q0— 4 8 2 X . '• . t VttUtllibKnr ilWaHhington 7 to"4, r, r*,^; jo ! cltrd jr. il ^ l r-.Kr.s fc t: Senator* isr VP’ i Thom- Uf Cnnnnily nnd Mc . w * “V)j * was anappod Tl*Centonnial ;.thp other sidu-^f W decision Jn ftv W f crowd, th® j j l I'tU P n c y, ntootf *T : v 'd ,m vUk i. r: V, 1 omo a . {■ Vl . ; ano Tv W a & lfS tS j' tion foj* thd Borio*. w lla v w h ^ ^ jH w d n f ie 'c ’*-32, No - excl ■m MJB ' n%w . {iu J. . ' a tM urqisvapeca” ’ .owded aile vo] MVk- . : i. Wm • I van ;r f mi tlxi f Pi ih V u 'tf*' V .S P I’L 27- ( ^ ) _ T h e Closed the Amtrican MOP h la Chicago <m m u ‘ -’• ' - w ' ’k J; Tvrf* . „000 03i t —5 11 1; »nd. fi u a tu q f • K n e ia c h ■ * v i “ n,i M a n i o a , mmp- SSSSSSSSSPtr. : O LD B O O K ) Game Hajrman vs, Glenn C. * V- 2 ram* * himwlf witr.22 'sssssssesL__ Rffjnlng Co., lot 4 Mt» In nine limes at the hat foaton ..........200 000 000—2 I> A ,®W 4 2 x --l U R V v"‘ p - w * Fletcher. nusN [I# iGING UP FATHER “•vft.V '-m m rl .4Am * is |fjR *7 ? vT«r»w f . qWty; f WtW/WT V-Iv >.*>• WViVtC iV*’; ,< :\ ■' f■ lb v \ 1■ ’ -i'A ■ k •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 26, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a5192d1435673922523b8660fe88d4e7.pdf 31727be12cd12ede84c0afeb14bf65ef PDF Text Text SflRRVH *s£ h # vs r>i.; RMfcPKht.o . iv-Vv - 1 ')■ u r <n IW }{ mm**?’ i-r. fund.ivLD be raised, j idH bCLftttti;.V the.? I f ’tw •r't __ T»rlsnd, founder df thb April tomorrow by a contrail n t f L aWsged,"fi** •tore* colony, *Al * Stetford men,' ■ f. V*\ L$[‘ Betwe^nOr refused tpf- pefsem) Me (stir yen* irri Cheeks or quh can be yant to the tl ago, and. with wbfchte sUrted U * Green t« umber of of thb Hutton ' n American fund for public sorvlc' J H s v is *: Nemiy S u M p * at More tea been spent Announceitei , or Company on: Commercial ‘ ” 'no-Mrs Hutton. The -Post­ £T7»M|-;4l A W k Whole Arta was mtode yteterday that no furt number Cheeks , r «>x nutr . , Is lOATd . sr enterprises can be undertake*. .... should be made out In' the name Circuit Gives Ori show that the. fuud was Greater Miami Tops y used for advancement * f ofUeitwlu the atom ages of toe .American Legion* All.toeriterprlses. Tte largest In Favor of Gov< . nt part iiy «■*: tena who arv.net solicited by qmmNumber of Sufferers single gih'Was that of $150,0011to fuBde te.carry on bore.of, tte lfgioq but w te wish to . * |yk*to•i . , ’ to the, fund are asked b y Mr. State ConmiittM At Brookwood Labor Delfts* •* ‘ d, according >n>U> make thelf dohatleoi as tontoto, N. Y . At the time he nto 9,000 N tedy Fam U ta Report­ here by Mr. olutions ' Indlcatj _ SC pc islble. the fortune- Garland said hi ed :A1 Hollywood; 50 In­ fused It WiU Defy Courts did-not .approve of the way it had nets traised after tomorrow will dian FtomiUcfl Are in Want beeh accumulated by Ms father, A teweat by total] to authorised le­ Wall Street financier. He recon­ ■ LANSINfo, Mich., Se reports recehred gion official* engaged In relief MIAMT, Sept. 2S—(/T)—Ameri- sidered a year later and formed (tP) —The Injunction issu, • by Mr. Hutton Indicated a large wo?ki‘ » * enn Red Cross officials today in the endowment which wa« dedicated terduy by Judge I^hmd l an extensive survey of conditions to “ unfavored causes.’’ in circuit court restraining Gurlnud in 1024 also refused to throughout the storm stricken seating (it today’s Hepatol t a l l a h a s s e e ; Sept. 2d. aren, estimated the number of accept un $88,06o estate left him statu'convention of nny Wi —AP-^Ctoverrtor v John W « county (Detroit) delegation humeless families ut 15,700. With by his grand-mother. Among enterprises aided was the cepiing this nominated by he a conservative average of three Marlin, W a tw o-page state­ Vanguard Press, publishers of persons to a family, tho number faction* friendly to Covet or ment iaaued last nlglU , p a t at Qroeabeck, was set aside bylU* of needy refugees was believed in books on.rodical and labor subjects rest all iftHriorg thrft an e x ­ for working people, which received excess of 47,100. state supreme court today. tr-z traordinary session o f th e le g ­ This number, representing only -------. . -r — - DETROIT, Sept. 28—(A*)|*Al) those unfortunates who will need islature w as contem plated to ,......... was rtatfy today for what proi lies aid the storm sw ^pt section o f llstinct Signal Upon Wdtvr Join Onofir, Iran Worker Of to be ate of tte most tumulSKftis assistance from the Red Cross through the zone, failed to include Florida*.)'• "•> «<«*■’ l&Witfcce) IlllnOtn, Falls to Republican state convention in otters in more favorable financial l Pipe Heard by Workers us !' T lie c h ie f p M 9f t t i v e . tier positions, who will require no aid. Make Appearance oa Banks the history of Michigan. They Seek to Pierce Mine A nproximstely 500 local' and tim'd that be cotold'not Bee what T te Greater Miami district, In­ Refuse to Honor Ills Checks To Opening of 8th Level stai. notice have been asslg* 1 to cluding Miami, Miami Beach, Hia­ possible food would result from mairu. in order at tte ioS(l ting, convocation of the state nssepthly. KKWANEK, HI.. Sept. 28.-(A») where ihe principal strife c « tar* leah, Coconut Grove and communi­ RQNWOOD, Mich. Sept J » Constitutional omcndraeats would ties within the city limits, led tte J- $ %*• / i . j 1 * « . ■—•Indication of life from the —John CooperSi ship, uiretody over­ around an aOmptby opoalng fac­ Ust with 5,000 families. be neeesstofy to tend the state for due in coming in, with luxury for ft.houtyy eighth’ level d f ‘the tions of the i )te organisation relief of Ue peoato,-te argued, and Fort Lauderdale and Us envi­ Isauts WIU Include Whether the iron worker and attendant no special session of the. leftela- Pahst mine where 43 men were benefit for Kewmnee from a $9,­ headed by Ooi. Fred W. G President Coolldge Id Re­ rons rated second In the tabula­ ture can submit such amendment* entombed by a shaft isve.ln last 000,000 legacy In tho Virginias, bernatorial nominee and tion with 4,800 families, propor­ sponsible for Prosl^ertty; Friday imbued rescue crews to­ Alrx J. t..osbpck, runs to be voted upon. 1r tionately more severely struck by was still out of sight today. G. O. P. Nominates Tonight candidate, to seat separate The governor called attention-to day with new spirit the hurricane thton the Miami lone. A i hurch promised a $250,000 lions of 400 members each The first inuicnuon >'am i> yester the treasury balance of nearly $14.­ Many unprotected homes in the NEW YORK, Sept. Z A - tfV " 600,000. lie then'took- up each day when a distinct signal on a wa-.^d'f'^/ (Sw.,nVn^ictpahty, assured of the Wayne county (Detroit)' dh- Ft. Lauderdale section, no small ter pipe was heard by a crew of ® 4160,000^ home for nurses sn.l Both RopubRcana and Democrat* trlct. Item, pointing out what would be number of which were of light con­ in New York^state swrove a state The two Bets i.' -lelegutea needed from this and that fund in workers in reply to staccato hani- inuioeroUH creditors were among tho struction, accounted for th« large Iuit*.r Alfred Alfred Makl, Mskl a, n watchers. Cooper, himself, was named at the recmiL county, 'i referendum pn the Volstead act. merlags. luiter , -. the way of good roads, operation tnerlmr*. number of homeless here. Their chief candidates are opened worker, descended with n. ©t»«wh«r^, fled ^ro m * ventlon which liroko up In to ,rtit of tho various state Institutions rescue Hollywood with its two suburbs in favor ’6f modification 0# the • questions with a parting cheerful and both are claimed by theif.vlfs(land compensation of state'offidols, safety lino about his waist and admonition to “ wait and ise." of Danis to the north and Hallan­ made his way through dubrig to 1 era to be the rightful groi pensioners and their widows, dale to the south revealed 3,000 act. Left to shift fur themselves were Among the lssoss thus far de­ Circuit court orders were “ It ttokes nronnd fO,000,060 per the nearest point to the miners yet needy families. This aectlon, U) two checks which he proclaimed as down yesterday at Lansing snnum to run the state, govem- pedMftoted,.. . the heart of the devastated sone, fined for thd NAyember rlecttoa ''I,M arti men working," he re­ giving him a $75,000 deposit in ing the state convention ' nventf itte godfrnor stated. "T ****: proportionally suffered greatest In are whether Pre«lident Coolldg* ]• Kewanee banks, but • which tte Groesbeck grouj}. Tte responsible, fdr prosperlty^and fore, the public can well sw that port*)!' ‘It was distant but defi­ two tl. > number of wrecked Domes, whether the -adwtaUtratkft * f this fund cannot be used without nite, 1 ant sure of it. They are were termed worthless by tho De­ tee however’ at a special The tabulation also Included: troit liank on whose paper they test night adopted resolu Governor Al Smlth.hs* beew «*• practically■'disrupting .th e entire aHva.** • were written. .' Okeechobee City section, 1,000 travaganUs RepubUetea W M M Makl mad« another discovery dicating it would defy the state. government." ~ famillcn. They were presented Saturday as order and refuse to seat record today as fJ J The ro a i-department, the execu­ which waa more disconcerting. His be evidence of the for- delegation until It had hea: Pompano and Deerfield section prohibition enforremtet^ut. a re­ tive pointed out. has obligations of passago - was blocked,. 50 feet be- first tangible F ferendum of state determMWto 260 families. over $10,000,000 or twice the ond where n n'Hcue party is work-! tune which he some months ago claims of the rival fuctions.--. _ i.»— a*ef S never*■*■. Broward county rural sections alcoholic content oh to Green leaders uIbo planned, fo smounto to Its credit in the treas­ Ing in the mine nhnft to clear away , announced to an astonished KeThey adopted their plAtf«'orm at a the wreckage which blocks entry wuneo ns an inheritance, llo de- ask th* state supreme cour> teW 200 families, iuaafeGafconvention In MadUoa Sqi « I parted last night after skeptics this morning f)»r un order setMtoi jOJum section, 000 families, o n * levies for storm relief would t « the eighth levsL ^Thls finding determined that i t | seised uu the atatementa from D«den last night. e Seminole Irvdinn* near Miami, aside tho circuit court niUihW»It be of little' <ite, the governor The Democrats, known ite fAror be long before rescue «an bejtroit, during' the day; that there was rumored Justice John S. Mc­ 50 families. averred, became they •would not will Homestead and Southern Dado modification of Uiie VoUtiad A r* rmiminio unttrWJM»;-'i‘ - —, ' - - -t- ■tig -»*- . utra-. in tne mean- 1 was no record there of the 1200,000 Donald and other inonibers of thr deferred adoption of their platform ‘The public is advised that tne time, however, every available bit i which Cooper anerted his attorney supreme court were prepared to county, 500 families. until today. Tho Democplllo Con­ approve such a petition sum of monoy in tho state treas­ of energy is being concentrated toad deposited. Aside from these known famil­ Cooper has unexpected support do tte convention wi vention Is mooting at Syiicus*. ury Is not $14,417,863.96 over and on tbia and three otter avenues, ies, Red Cross officials expressed Tonight the Republlcsnto will reabove what it takes to operate the one o f which is the piercing of u and thore was added mystery in settle its own problems helluf tlmt tetween 3,000 tond 3,600 nuininotu James W. Widsworth r.tnli* government,"' tho governor hole by a diamond drill to facili­ the person of J. M. Cummings, au­ the delegation it teliuves families, rendered without shelter, itated." But thin monoy is cun- tate tho pussage of food, clothing tomobile dealer of Granite City, to imrticipution in the slut* con­ took up their residence In other for nenator and niuno Represent*. III., who several days ago wan vention. , cities or left the zone without re­ tlvo Ogden L. (Mills tpr goveraor. Muntly being Used euch>and every and messages to tho men. reported looking for the Iron work­ Another is u horizontal tunnel The Democrats will nomkSAte GovIt would not be surprising if tin porting their losses. day to operate the state govern­ to collect for an automobile de­ supreme court acts in tho opinio i error Al Bmith for • f # t b term ment, and to withdrew u?iy of this from un adjoining mine while the er fovrth and mpst hazardous is from livered to Cooper’* brother. and name Robert F. .Wsinerr Jus­ of observers, If neither Wayni fund would practically paralyse the base of mine shaft access to I .ait night, Cummings, who left tice of the stale suprem) court for our institutions and disrupt our which is gained through a lower Kewanee with Cooper, and said county delegations should be rtHenutoff. I . t cognixed. In this event, Uree i government.’*'? “ level. From the shaft base work­ the latter wps on Ids way to St. forces would probably control th > The Republican platform wae Tho govornor closed his state­ ers seek to dislodge the debris louia, denied having been search­ adopted witbrmt dlssei . oatstate delegates. ment by saying that he had given blocking the tunnel and to drop it ing for the iron worker and desunding the §eslte o f ajmln^ity There was a persistent betid generously •of his own personal to the bottom, thus leaving an clar ‘ red he had "all the confidence in however, that Governor Oroesbce ; for a state enforcement set. funds towards relief of the atom opening to the trapped level, th,- world” in hie story, was taken te-'mean that the dry * would attempt to force ounplianci sufferers, nntl that ho stood ready he refusal of the Detroit bank A total of 480 men are engaged jsitlan tof the nomlgatloto of to do ho again when the occasion In the rescue work, Doctors end to 1honor the checks was the first with tte circuit court orders seal­ .Contracts for the construction Is would be fstlie. i t of the Pqplar Avenue sewer and ing his delegation, with state pc. demands, but that a special sea-, nurses are held in taadlnexs at coicruto blow to the story of a _'he plaform sate the eighteenth tho Pump Branch conduit were lice, if noceaaary. lion of the legislature was out of the mine. An attempt to communi­ fortune of nine millions, someAs a result there was a proa awarded this morning at an ad­ amendment and .me Volstead Act the question. . ; cate with the entombed miners by wnire in the Virginias, that Coop­ pect of a clash at -the doors o ’ journed meeting of tho City Com­ should be enforced but addsr “ Thepcoplo of the state are telegraph code*using an iron pipe er was io receive on his 33rd birth­ the convention hall. Through May mission. B. F. Qano* of Sanford os tne transmission medium failed day lost week. There was no re- nr John W. Smith, rrf Detroit, 26u submitted the lowest bid for the rightly ularmed by the leak of ub. Hulunt lictiun however, .Uecause Detroit policemen were assigned conduit and the Hutton Construc­ servsuce and ehftircenient. early today. Then the prohibition plank nrgThe signal O. K. waH hammered there had been no money collected to guard tte convention. Gover­ tion, for the Poplar Avenus sewer. es a fully axpreslon at the polb on tte pipe more than 100 times on the cheeks. -. The conduit will eoet the city nor Groesbeck has at his disposal II waa the occasion for s news­ approximately prohibition ref­ by a tele telegrapher. There wa» no the same number SdfUWI 96 and the sewer, $9,075. election day on respohie, OnQ_ of the entombed paper e*tra here branding tho on- of state police. Mayor Smith was Eight bide were submitted for the erendum.. .Thh* referendum pro­ tlrettalc a hoax, and citing several .. .. the __ Green ____. conduit Job and elx for the sewer vided for by the act of thto Repub­ strong ________ adherent to ‘.JJ >rrtr»-r'i V« i minors understands the code, m(ne mtnhants as creditors who had ad­ a officials said. cause. Conseqnently he Is opposed eeestruction. The cpndutt bids were lican controlled fcglalaturf will Ite CHICAGO, Sept. 28.— W — A vanced money on the strength of to giving the OrocHheck faction:.were an follows: on nw the «*-— question, ^whether the Vol­ , on " ' thouk) to the ¥°ry necogaltion In to* convention. V • iullvan. Kvlth A SaUvan, |88,-ieteaii)'Act shouk) ha — modified -■ [ssvartnftWfefwgt a t Red Cross Receives 1 012.60; V, G. Hasty, $Miow. 90 ; :enable stetes to determine what is [tte to t e f U W > N° v « » b « t was Over $1,200 Towards , SVBesrdon A “ . $58^86; l h £ ™ n',Ptox‘f uHn*; „ on today with the entry P* *n Pojrt Card Week Th M .ton. Construction. 171.218.50; Cox MHls prslsed tLe r e f ^ u M n |dependent, candidate from the $$n Relief of Sufferers A Brtson. $40,534; Hayes A -Kroo- Ibis keynete address et tH^cott?#:![publican ranks, Being Observed Here ger,- $50,443; Overstreet A Wynn jtlon. . .. . former state Hugh Bi sfi |«ejwoT I Tbe platform oharns that Contributions totaling $1,241.88 By Business Housed wnator and nationally known fig ­ ■e os os follows: follows: Smith’s Smith's administration aamin.sirauu.. V « - .: • •»>; ; - ' j<Thf sewer bids were ^ ure in-the field of education, made have' been received by W. Mt, L • \ , .. *—.'4 ;. .Vj i < [• belated start to opposition to the Haynes, treasurer of the Scml • Poet card; week, ^vhich toUrted ’ISRii’ *^ ‘ '(Coatlnsed “ i S B OSb FdgejBib) S ^ tS ^ County chapter of Red Cross Chaios W. Fox, formerly’ of yesterday itoiutoj and an a will m end u Saturday. uaiuiuayt ’x & r-< S S to S-tA sndidacies -the relief,;of Florida’s stormSanfari, chief dispatcher of tte Kepu being observed by a number of Cox-.A Bryson. $lfl,4$7.75; Hayes tgular Ke 'Xthtgete' 118.796,10\ Overstreet tlms, It waa announced today, Southern Railway system \ a t _______ _____ _ _and mocrat SanfohJ. business house* m i_________ * Wynn, J H W l. identified by the, al] -o f . the . donations to the Charleson, S’. C., died at ll;40 divWuala, it .was said today. vn oM m o IM ■fft L . f t __ #___ 1 n l____ I____.4 o’clock 11Monday nmorning inS a sup sponsoring Uto campaign of Cross have been sent ’ to The Sanford Chamber of Com­ ACCEPTS INVITATION Charleslm hospital following an merce Is urging citizens to wnd /to aftermath of >the recent sen- Haytiec, it was said.. -A few ofy operstia for gallstones. He was out literature about Sanford and I'Morial Inquiry into expenditures boxes left at drug stores have j TALLAHASBEE. Fla., Sep*. 28. [M the niiaols primaries. > •- teen opened. The-City ConunU- 'toppamaly on the road to recov­ Florida this week, so tost this city in “ Mr. MeSIlIN candidacy,7 , » sion Monday appropriated $1,090 ery tetpundsy be took a sudden will give other Florida elites sharp T-UPh-Dr, F, A. Hathaway, chair.1*__ BUte Soto* .Depart. 1 the Red CrosB which will make •turn 1o\ the worse. He was 6$ , formal statement announced, is foriManhto * •' * ■ . *». meat today accepted an InvHauen. rjN»r». o the me ' ' (SS" cards and literature Jits teal eeeatoa of the . .ContmUMlon** approprist rough the trait body will o«u* I Incnt citlsens a t,the tiifte . r a through paster, “ n* was estimated at $2,000 last l !»»*'“ iurSMu be mad* can be 0 «ext, Jaavary. noon! 1 ehmeU»yfc:..... , , h tH m been In the railrogd irobtollf thla- flgur#, geprs, 80 yeara *f lah fm good cltisenshlp for ho PF apept with the Sanford and Seminole ’Cou public office,^ And i 1 ••*»» stem.- .,Mr. cltixeni .gtove $1,750 fe r ’the rel as omployed by, Binlto, W W! S e tte r s; Jttli N RESCI THIN! MAN DISAPPEARS FBNETALE D a s h o ax U— ' GL A- Former R esidentO f Sanford Succumbs A t Charleston, S.C. C dm •ratteh of Labte; Furtl . „ . , and Seattle, WrehlaglM, labeir ceim i to e e r.m leg esc and to* w*i Mena. Ark* *U t along wlUf otter*/:i\ • ■ : > , , Garland figured is toe news t«- V eentty when nls wife, Mary Oarland, obtained a- divorce at Barn­ stable, Maas., Mrs. Garland with her daughter left her husband In 1921 when he established a girl art student In their home at North - LOS ANGl Carver, Mass. — AP— Dktrtet The April Farm colony started near Allentown, Penn*, wag dis­ Keye* t t f g y ’ banded after it ctoam under offlcUl .................... investigation font T~’ burial .... lowing of a chi in ms .iiJtaatr. lb BOTH PARTIES IN ENRI NEW YORK FAVOR LO C A L POLL OF DRY ACT Sh o w b i g a Sewer A nd Conduit Contracts Awarded By Commissioners Illinois Senatorial Race D evelops Into 3-Cornered C ontest latlng to, to* Oklshor irm papetr. > ’The Labor Age, a menthly. tine, the Federated Press, < J Noted F ’ Guests 01 □ub At - WAfoan 1 •Hi toXi ary Blake's tout Attendfttoce Plgtijrefl far the Uiy Slum htcrettoa JKtm h ci Opening Day Of 21.5 PPer e r Cm ( ;. Rhroflment Monday pat at 1.S0S S?S2» M im s the srar Enrollment is the Sanford pri tori) mary and grammar wheels .far per cent orerMBpla dtoy ef laxt yean a f«l' * “ ‘ ' “ ago Tho enrolliont by' set the'opening day is as follows: y*nfoVtf Grammar school, 080. East Side Primary, 115. ■ South Side Primary, 515. • West Side Primary, 196. A comparison of enrollment fi| ures reveals that'there fffto puptla In school yesterday than tho end of the: first school last year,, There was a to|, 1,332 enrolled tot thd ynd.of first month IH 1025, the gesmatar seaeea itee uua sixth seveuthtand eighth grades. Boys and glrla termed |oag Utoes white waiting to get the required books yesterday at the Seminole Book shop in the McLanAt* A r­ cade. Three polteeme* weee sttotloned at the book thon to keep^or­ der. The store was kept open Ut# last night to accommodate to#’ pt»* pita. > ’ ......... welt In line end.ooaduThe lo ... . , b#eg ,,|! * eiori coul? have # T ■W*—Ik. achool officiate say, it visited the boo A Hat of the have to be j . . , a* tbe beok store.leng opening of school yesi list of free textbooks 1 pupils enrolled In th* grades w»e' published ta Urn , papers oa sermral oceabteiw, Jt wap pointed out. , , . At m Commission Action On Ci UntU Mayor 'The City Commission Jdeterred action on starting th# conatructlen' of the* Municipal docks and wi n m t f S jO t i mWm-l1 of Motor* i:Hnven_flood y^Ums from u a Thto> I,third i publ * A^ B # p i i If bility K-.lstra' ' 'l M dkatlons ft States-had j< tel ____sv, r live six ntHes -1.H.Ttft t F b *.' »» I jttt; '•for tl iWPj * l- ** •-* »* MO, V.e. v- �*1 W U !. . • At-t"-•rHiVv-■.,u,T. -»ov- fc. MMl '•fc.v IH ii: I' .y :•■ W h ere could you fin d today the door to door salesm an who sold you som ething yesterday? . . * 1L * r , j Consider, i f you please, how easy it is fo r h im to transact his business w ithout fe a r o f fu tu re‘complications. l ie n ever need w orry about the in fe rio rity o f the qu ality o f his com m odity he sells. W h eth er it lasts a day or yea r is o f no consequence to him. His sole aim in business is to con vert his stock into dollars and cents. v.v.-.v.v \V-v.v.V v.y>y.;j ttiii Y o u r hom e-town m erchant is d efin itely and p erm a­ nently established in you r community. H e strives fo r you r satisfaction today because he wants you r patron ­ a g e tom orro w — and he intends to deserve it by o ffe r in g only dependable quality, reliable branded m erchandise and substantial values. 0 '.y.v.Vv.v.v.' His responsibility is not to be questioned —it’s as stead­ fa st as the foundation o f the store he occupies. •*V• •V••••..*.*.V ••.V ••.V •V.y •V,VA*V.V. In Your Own Interest BUY A T HOME Advertisement Paid For by the Following Merchai The Y ow ell Co. W oodruff and W atson Lloyd Shoe Co. Inc. M cKinnon-M arkwood Co. G onzalez Grocery Co. Sanford D rug Co. Geo. A. Speer and Son The O u tlet . ;1 , M iller Furniture Co. ] {Bond-HiH Lum ber Co S ie’s P la c e , ■ - . Edgew ood Grocery Celery City Lum ber & Supply Co McCulIer Grocery Co. Saijford F eed and Supply Co. ChUrchwell’s R. L. P erkins. > . . Thrasher and W oodruff Trust Co Mi-jLady’s Shoppe Wight Bros. Co. P iggly W fegly Sajiford Paint & W all P aper C Sefurity Lumber Co. Ed. H iggins, Inc. Ford D ealer Seminole P r e sse r y . j? Seminole A w ning Shop The Sanford H era fc “s M V ’ F irstN a tio n a l Battle. j • -j • .a 'vVv?P‘V V - ■■uni mm : d �fy 'VH.i r-j4'; • A v. . «uwm ■'...* . .j - ;’ •L. • -h • ‘,‘• ’ ? ; I [jn V y ,V ; m% 4 ^ lY.rv-c Ihitm ,p'. A*, r H» * V < •ihJ* />v . - -• .0: exceptionally , AlJ-'hi '■ A thtlr noon at the mas Mrs. R. Bfcwfn first ■yA 2iih Airtomo- i . M Of* Uli K lm . W ft. »> ■rih ,:-i ■tli k lD ttig k ittle ,. _ _ . it *on.**^ WOT, Florida motor clubs must toaVi beep tends aaked to take a hand in the camjudgn against highway eatftIg'tHrtek'that' are ugly and unclean. What answer .’is the A. A. A . receiving froip.thia state?,,, , . ‘ Except in occasional*communities, Florida’s highways are not protected at all against unsightly advertising signs. Ex­ the world kn* cept In occasional communities no efforts have beep made Hearst, than in ooni f: to make the highways of scenic beauty. And everywhere in the state are countless "hot-dog* and lunch stands that only fand find It lohg etibugh.’ A are not only eyesores but health hazards. Rood man will do os much work in Whether .or not Sanford authorities have been invited to a short day, year in and year out, aa he will do in >a long day.' 'I do Join the national campaign, they should set out right now not think much of a man not wili­ to find a way of having every ugly roadside lunch stand In ng to apply the 1eight hour;day the county made attractive and clean or put out of business. In his business, or not Sufficiently capable to make an eight hour day A ll Florida Bhould be engaged in such a campaign, ; 4 t. ' -------------- o---- :_____ — • 7 '■ * * produce results. T h ey H a ve “ Th e M ean s" A ll R ig h t 3r !i v\,. A11G ne*. . S S tS H y burned and >Uied. sped. pallet of danger and de­ With but one question f s aheadT fDOLEN HASTE. - o - . ... ting seems pretty with retirement, -o- ugo,” Muid ho, flntroduuing .the eight hour day generally wo\dd have made f o r f c W l y fa5 wealth.” A m erican Children Look O ld ' ?k' ( Five years ago, Introdufcing the five day week would have had the Lody As tor seoms to be a woman of much kindliness. Hiimc result.) — — f--------;0----- ----------- . Brilliant in intellect, keen of tongue, and possessed of re­ markable ability for seeing through shams, she could have done like so many visiting English men and women have done, expressed disparaging opinions about American this and that and the other thing, all to the tune of clever phras­ ing that would huve set the world to talking. Being American born and reared", U dy AHtor really mav not have seen many faults over here, or she may have been quietly balancing the evils in America ugainst the evils in j re®~ T i j / V Whatever her private reasons were, she un­ doubtedly did wonders in the wuy of picking out compli­ mentary things to say about the United States and Tits peoplo. But there is one criticism she made that American moth­ ers could see is merited. The criticism wart made from the standpoint of motherhood. Lady Astor in salt* to be a raother first, and then the stateswoman pre-eminunt, and she was inuuirii-H thut usuulyy lead us Ui believe that tho folks nt’ the helm lire diing all they know.'how Ui J4) about it amt that our Hcreamng ut them would only make mAt;ers worse. So we try to confine our criticism to thnt vuriety known uh constructive nnd it usually gets • StL I f f f i S & B s S B curtain lines, hot those would not bo of any moro interest our readers tlmn are theirs to us. But, with all their fuults, they’re a pret­ ty good bunch of office holders, considering tho wentlier ’ll every­ thing, so let’s let ’em live in peuce if their consciences are clear. FORTUNATELY THERE ore always pumpers working ahead of J U S T IF IA B L E C O N F ID E N C E the crowd. More than 20 years ago, before human selfishness and TAMPA TRIBUNE industrial organirution were en­ tirely reucly for it, Hearst fought, )<Ba American Legion go _ . * ^Thia dinunter, however, in no "In extending to our Florida 111 his newspapers, * tho tdght way whatever lesHcns our convici tap with their relief fund, . for readers our deepest sympathy, wn o . ■ hour dny, and set thp example in tipo as to tho great future of Flor­ would express the hope that you ida own numerous plants. And his Ida and Its rapid progress and did not individually suffer in the is back. Now we loif down on the forsuccess bus far outstripped that of abounding prosperity in tho years loss of property or in tho death of Ids competitors.ahead,” says Richard H. Edmonds, loved ones, but If cither diBOitcr today Ford introduces the five, “ tutor of the Manufacturers Roc- came to you we sincerely trust Theater Is shqwln. day week, nnd will be denounced! °rd, Baltimore, in a letter to his that if it was a property loss thnt', o f the hurr? privately, for making the move too' Florida readers. His long-standing It will soon be found moro thak re­ destruction it caused soon, but be will succeed with it— confidence in this state has always gained, and it was loss f some loved 7—» ■' ■ und he also distances 'competition. been justified. one that you may find that /:omMft< spent money in George Garner of' the Record fort and consolation which Heaven a^: thA thoueend dolFORD’S INDUSTRIAL genius staff has come to Florida to report alone can give to those wh< srte .ta r* to the relief reveals itself brilliantly in his brief “ how rapidly the damage will bo their loved ones pass on bjforu statement. “ Make your machines repaired and Florida's momentum them into what haH well beenlaih-d work ns long nnd as hard as they go forward for greater progress.” ’God’s other world.’ ” ‘ id th S th . thing that grieved l!nd iwyH mOHt in lovtn« |y when she ' Wjur abput a Ford, it may u cun be mudo to work profitably, at Mr. Edmonds writes: said that the her most America was the Mr. Edmonds rccnlls how/ Gal­ ‘ •■ fast as a Packard least 1 H hours n dny, and as muny "The disaster which has struck veston and Dayton, O., and .Balti­ doaar to making both appearance of American children. She said tley all look old! ‘lays in the year as possible.” some portions of Florida, serious more and San Francisco li'came , -V ™ r \ ? ad American girls look old because they tise os It is for individuals, sad as it is greater than ever after diaster, cosmetics and that younger children look old because of the ^ THE EXAMPLE set by Hearst, to those who huve lost loved ones, adding, "Tho same thing w i true man says drainFord ami other intelligent, not will on the whole create a great­ when thousands were madqhomotho fully of Florsentimental employers, could start er enthusiasm for the upbuilding to keep' “ ,ui ihtir ive told him that a better era in our Industrial feu­ of these communities than ever be­ less by the fire of Jacksonvile, and, Perhaps there are fow American parents who have ever dalism. If powerful men would fore. There will be bom as there the greatness of JacksonVIlo <XV|k' interest themselves in their bien us was In Baltimore und in other ci­ largely the outcome of tMi spirit of initiative and energy winch wns 1 haid Briand hot |n fs S e ^ to T h T m n H 14 tfhi!,UKht’ b,ut n0 rw thut tht3ir “ Mention they do in their expensive aiuchinI--accord” reads a headline, is called to tho matter they must see for themselves that the ery and thoir dividends, thelduy of ties a new spirit of co-operation brought about by tho fiif which and Initiative, and energy will come swept over that city.” ildnt expect them to lt^ k.i,n* ch,ld *« r«re. Instead of children with rosey strikes and sabotage would soon lie to tho front to a greater extent The confidence of Flondn lag French, cheeks, brjght-eyes, und love for romping play, what are the ended. than In the past, and Flqridu will Florida's many friends wii be nnd' o fulgo forward in its mighty march of ly upheld by tho pooplp « f (he children step from baby- ' , LABORING MEN only lisk for /hraala man is one hun- S ^ T / merLCan,chn?ren? progress and. prosperity. storm area. two year* old and claims lt“ a sCand a aTam " Wom" " hood in “ » « " ‘ "P- Ami a decent human life, fair play, edu­ ind drunk liquor cation and opportunity U r their Sqma people die hard. A C H A M B E R O F C O M M E R cl: children, and reasonable leisure to ___________ HICKORY, N. C., RECORD enjoy tho earnings of thOlr hard R E P U B L IC A N R E V O L T IN IL L IN O IS work. up exercises just before ' • ■re good for the ap- ________ n e w YORK WORLD Whatever is good for a com­ ten’s llfo with civic dujes. The marvel is that men have wben taken at nJght munity will stand. Tho oxistenco •worked so patiently through tho Col. frank Smith’s resignation Its office routine covfs u mul­ you yawn all the next as head of the Illinois Commerce newspapers, the Tribune and Dai­ agos, content with just enough to of a .Chamber of Commerce de­ titude of activities f r ly Nows, have been blistering in that of keep alive und go on breeding for Commission occurs ut a moment their references to Colonel Smith, the next generation of exploiters. ponds on tho good It may do the seeking employment fi WA. when the revolt against his sena­ fa circulation Is 8,124. fhey knew that if he (■ barred Victor Dryry, a,noble old French community, but its failure or Its *ens, to broadcasting 9 family consists of torial candidacy shows increased from tho senate Govornor Small turn o f its commun! The Herald la read- vigor. Julius Roaenwald has not * 11} appoint a man in hla stead, workman said truly: fW e know disappearance from a community tages, It is often ed out te^ that we must, earn quif bread by does not meqn that the spirit of given up the fight since he to some 16^20 per­ otect Its merchants gainst an and their detosUtion of .Governor emerged from an Interview with Small Is unlimited. Enqpgh re­ the Sweat of our brief. ’ But it has the thing has gone. Th© gener­ invasion of chcapshop-ieepers. It •olldge demanding Colonel publicans feel ll|ie them tb give an not been said that we rnkst eat our ous, loyal, fair thinking citizens investigates all prospetivo Indus, bread with a breaking h£art.” ' u A*,W* have boon able to . . 1 , He has Joined ^ “ Pefidc'jt candidacy is strong of any tovpi or city w iirbrin^ to trial schemes. . I t pnmoted-..-con4 -la favor of hands with influential republicans WHETHER THIS country knew life the sopl of the otherwise dead ventlona and is alwax ready to of , the Union League club of Chi­ V for county ■' Somothi* lend its aid in every fling f<w the exMtly what It was doiig when It at than institution.^ It may be revised- as advancement of Its community. ’ qall tho elec- cago! deluding James Patten. a senators! The reputation of doddqd to change istabllshed a!Sui , ,ndePend«? t candidates are Illinois f <{r.decency is Involved, habits of a hundred million people 5 commi^t^o^u^ a clvie^lub or a v. v . Tha Chamber of Commerce is an what it old institution, and ,J " Its u* tie a multitude of 1111- and enforct prohibition overnight, boosters. ‘ ’bir * * tmand " ” There, »lrth in . . . Itptndent b u S Z X oT sJ z MWv ,uay Is railed,' of the 1 Wjfatth* o rebel- agalnsb tho/act remains to be seen. France, b u t'it has 1 lodpro* i to the fall- Hugh S. MagiU. Jt, chief dlffl- nolaat Chamber ofi Comma mmsreo. tbit!■ .the ised (jo suit preaant . °Vemb«Vtkeir on^r oholce W i have crowded ou!| beer that organlsatlo to w fys ideas and end cult! fity of the time «ni f cit^ea will be Mt vera tba apottc il put*, me^ sloop, !*vor of i Amos. loft for a cs ■od the danger docy of G peobB S a i 1 '»•> • « « ) the whiskey . ***■*. drlve>, ,V> mur­ a ; ......... WBHMrto Sir. n»ir6 seYor t*ho'.should b«'Ch mire Im amln lrihriiiw •cy. " qf polo- der. teat ■ But .it will Ukd an entire all civic movement! ./>■■■ |W n g Chicago »jel Smith. good their t ncev thef generation Vat least' to how of tba co iradnl.. to]j Show | ty’a j- - . Iran to sit on no perconff uln them the prohibition attempt wiU work ■onal ehL.. the dessire iMMOarily borms no out, A M tb® experiment will dtitan’s «* CE TO W AR D F L O R ID A »*y to get o ff te gain, CONTINI one generation, at Being,« c6i ■Mao they like it is al- ** •• g least. f ways •-y- j ft • ' ' • Our odt >m Sii Says - enjoying ng any' dollar and five metical o f ... who pmiperity. Voi ^(building saves oil I t ’i one a country. And “ ' by our vhicKV1 It WWa P}e who ’••tarn.j tb their * lt Mr. the have so. l>eopl* ' M m. ^quantities of rosea, xinnhU and J in° he afternoon the!■ Jfkk lea qroam m cskk.J >v-V ’•> Vs mon die members preeent at Mtrnday' ’’ meetiwg w Wurt « ’ afner, Mrs. Monroe B McCdll, Jr., 1,1 aateed n g Stal be followed John’ L e n ^ ■.*'> Oak MtlsfdSjy n n ’ t d many klndAMl fo r 4 tj orathuj this lovely Rome for thlrt Blifttl'e » * }* During the buslneoa sesafob, which was ptesided o »«r 'by Mbs. Kent Rossiten the regular i re fr° 7 thb "Unatn» eomnlKteesV " nd;, Th*» ♦*■ f lm busht “ Plion. Ml. U Wt it * ■■ raifr ’A ffW0*1/ Twa Ore A m It’s l i e Oal >’ .it1' * 4*1#Sparks _ , .Iw -U * mm * disbanded during the n n t . months. The reports indicated tli* the work, of the dab wo* canri * W V 'Jfatk Hart, a former resident df i»onn w. melsch, Jr., with wonderful’result*. Sanford but Adw of T a f pa, 1* ^Dapirtwrerlln, Mrs. Mor­ r JSunday wa« decided to hold a *w U •pending a feV day* hOfa’ohbo*}. '■* GIST THE BEST ■ ... “ at timer, Glov*. Mrs. Clarke Leo'n- cooked food sale next Monday aft­ ne**. at Centre! Fa: w ernoon at the home of Mis* Mar. Flower .Urns,.Concrete block,! ■rdy, Mrs. Dick Brown and Rir/ comm of all kinds, Roofing Tile r“ l thn Fox on Oak Avenue. Mobey fowefl returned Mortimer Glbvtf. ' Mhkday , ment Coloring, EW.R f t S «nd clothing for the refugee* of Mnday evening frm Phlladelpb *hl(ade 1 I ’ Agnea Guild will meet at he recent JurHcane were sent by Pa., where hrf went W attendhZithe' SANFORD CEMENT the Pipe Orgin Club to the local Dempsoy-Tunfley fighto'clock 'tfith Mrs. Archie Baptist Circle Holds Truth Seekers’ Class chapter of the Red Cross. PRODUCTS CO. it her home1 on ‘ Palmetto R eg u la r Session A t Has Annual Election Mr*. Clifford Whlkor van wel­ Mr. and Mr*. James Hawkin* 5<h «nd Maple Phone 112-wl H om e o f Mrs. B irg e rs O f O fficers Monday comed a* a new member, and tho returned homo Sunday from points members were glad to note so ki Nbfth Carolina tKdy have r- Organ. Chib will meet at nmitir Par t o , , s «vrn« o’clock a i the home of fdUs many members present who had Seen spendlhg thk *utnihcr. Among the many church organtbs Fox on Oak Avenue with The Wrtrieyan Truth Seekers been absent from the city during Plae • err amt dlvldrads . (-Fox and Mrtv Forrest Gatche Ixations holding n*oeUngs Monday Cla^s of the Methodist Church Iho summer. Mrs. William Moore Scott re* ' ssses. • met Monday afternoon at the home SANFORD BUII.DING ANI ■ftenloon was the Kthlcen Mallory j u Con°lual°n of bisihesi a turned hdme 86nday averting from of ^Irs. A D. Shdbmaker on Beard- dellghtfoL mtiifeol progrtm wa* Points In North Carolina and in circle of the First Baptist church hleen Mailioi tfallory Clrcla Of the Wm meeting was held at the home oil Avettih, with a rood attendance rendered by MU. Luall* MahonflJ Washington, D. C.. where she has LOAN ASSOCIATION ChdMh ih'Wfll'rTMAt 'witE a "Hil* wrig the close at the Sun­ after which Ut* hostess, assisted bf >oen spending th* -past three Mrs. of Mrs. Edward Blggtors. .. Stanley ■it 8:30 o’clock. day ySelpol year, reports of the Mrs. W. D. Gardiner; Miss Luclto weeks. clock. • A short business session was Sc|retaff yand Treasurer were DoU and M lo Bennie Pinsk*tcw □ell salaa course and • ■L */ which time pUAn were vefy krttifylng, and the reports ■eivod n dpiicious Mrs. Alice Landman of St. Poti^aoa _f°r the work to ba carried v ni i J standing committees fruit punch. irsburg will arrive In Sanford this fall by the circle :mem­ snowed that tho members had boon Members and visitors preeent fuesday and will spend some time bers. Reports from tha commlt- vary aedve during the paBt year. iet* ail the ra«ot> o f Mm . Prod attar ifttr which tb« ,Lwero .* innsubmitted "I'ZVi A i*1**1* «»! thanks was giv- U. H. Cook, Mrs. Ernes Betts, Mrs, Vjdsma. at. 8:80 o’clocktddk ninose o i * ttol serve for the tl Lhe IiCtir/ i,nK offic«rs ...................- ■ - — — the c _P 7 * 1 coming |C work aid influence duringfor the their past TP Hill of Orlando spent ha*aaaaaaaaaaBBaSaa*aairbBi ISSISSSISSIBSSSBISSSI 3 r 5^,P . are.V Mr8’ 1 D* McRae, pres* ytmr. Mrs. R. W. Turner, retiring i*y here with bia mother Mrs. Sdent: Mrs. Boston Steelo, Vice president made a short talk and bt Krapp. i j 'i < president; Mrs. E. 6 . hockey thankcl the members for their treasurer; Mrs. A. M. Walker hearty co-opefatlon during the Busy People Are Happier ■T. Wrefltfldk df Orlxtldo was occret^fjr. pnst tWo ' years. vt*<tors In San..Following the business part of The following officers were on Whut a pity it is for anyone not to have any- ^ he meeting, a social hour was In ♦Iceted to serve during the ensuing or, thospending »..v the . f cn,r8: President, Mm. H. H. Chapthing to do. Decide on what you are best qual- J , members ---------------n C. xvr, ’ Jr., of New HRlt B«wiHg on articles for their I Vice-President, Mrs. Otto ified to do and then do it with all your might. a r«, Wirtter visitor ar- 01 * 116/ banket .' Schmohl; Secretary, Mrs. P. M Elhere Save a portion of each dollar earned and deposit dfy evening and is Urm Voile Williams , newly derA ' Mrs- J- E- Spurling. it promptly with thin bank where it will grow to ' —i u -* of' - ......... <Ucted pnMIdent th'e “Womanh t At the close of the meetihg a a strong reserve fund. i musical program was renJ. 8. Rowland has returned 41*4ionary Society, gava . an .,lniy Mrs. T. C. Loveless, con­ talk on the work /o be dona ,*“ **■ * '^ n T . pleaaanl visit by tba Union. , assistod- byy Mrs. Burke 4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts tdemU lnd relatives at AuSteele, pianist, after which a dain­ The next meeting oflth* circle '■*%’**,v ' . ty ice course was served by the Monday afternoon at hostesses, Mrs. R. L. Griffin, Mrs. 'tw arifc^ a ,' ''p. knight' « i L. M. Telford, Mrs. J. B. Crawford, lh‘ Lauderdale arrived in SanMrs. M. E. Move, Mrs. J. M. Moye, i Monday for a nextended stay Circle members ^reaent were: and Mrs. R. W. Burner. I ere guests at tha Valdes. [• E; s. Rockey, Mrs. Jane Smith, Mrs. Volic WiUiunis, Mrs. S a n i* a rd fP la .a n . l M in i, ^ h o t u H o r cti*4< -Mm . i >„wm,ii ‘ Am**! m ,. and Mrs, U o Peck, Mrs. A [of Homestead were among tba Mr*. M, M. SteWitrt, Jdrn; J. It I). Smith and Prank l^rdon Imvu STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS < s j Jvnls in Sanford Monday and Lyle, Mfs. A. M. Walker, Mrs. F returned homo from Illinois whoro litopping at th<| Seminole. R. Savage Mrs. W. W. Dresserm, they linvo been spending tho sum­ IU II Miss LtkclBiggors, Mrs,„ Wilson. mer* L. Hart o f Tampa loft Tues- M™. J. M. IrtcGnughln, Miss Mabel , morning for his homo after Sgint, Mre. P. D. McRae and Mrs The cost of W INDSTORM insurance Jack D. Davison returned home ilg « short time herd as the Ed. Biggcrs. * Sunday from Hot Springs, Vs. is small and sometimes very needful. of Mr. and Mrs. Archie whero he has been spending the Mrs. Robert F. Wilson and small summer. For the very best service in all lines piss Irene Gard of pemorest, daughter, Betty Anne, who *avo Mr, ami Mrs. W. A. Zachary will of insurance, it will pay you to give us arrived • in Sanford Monday been visiting here as thd- guests return home Tuesday afternoon “ of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J a call. te up her duties os teacher in from fCIainesvillo where they spent Sanford Grammar school.’ O. Aycock left Monday for her the week end as tho guest* of Mrs ,r Wi. A telephone call starts your protec­ in Sanford Mias Gard will home In Kissimmee. Dick rhilyaw. her .home with MiSs Mario tion. •per. . 11 Luke Thompson left Meifllay for Mrs Lee Conolr.y left Saturday Jacksonville whore he w «t cnlled for A|l turndale, where she is visis Madeline Mallem left Tues- by the Berioua illness ‘tof his ■ting . ^ C L O U G H R E A L T Y COM PANY r sistor. [for Baltirtiore, Md., where she brother. 31 £ 111 hh-Ht National Bank Bldg. Telephone 732 I continue ’her studies in piano , •* SANFORD, FLORIDA |the Peabody Conservatory of Real Estate Tl t “f;ood Thfaa” Bora not Mrs. Craig Thompson nod small Insurance m ' • daughter, Betty, and her Jjnother CJ llrcain K -.it i.n ’i .oidi US Hi Rouchl. Mrs. J. W. Allen of Montgomery Rush St, John, of Miami 8 AN i ’ ORD BUILDING AND iny from here Sunday and is vls- Ala., returned homo Mondfly I >AN ASSOCIATION the e past hor poroata, Mr. and Mrs. Sarasota inhere they spent )h week. ” I A. Zachary at their homo on It First JL * J awake to the shudder & <* There are Sanford people who plaintively express their regret at not being able to do big things for their city. " I f W ill ' -V • lira of k i i l m r t I had the means, I should dearly love to contribute some big *• N m i m . , t city kMiUtlM- thing to Sanford” — or, " I f I had the meahs I would put San­ ford on the map as the most beautiful town in Florida.” People who talk that way think they are sincere. They AS PRACTICAL ns his own ma­ chines disclaiming any philanthro­ actually believe that if they had the m oney they would do ptrnm motive, Mr. Ford shows that wonders toward the improvement of their city. They would pic VKR 8 B FOR TODAY national prosperity demands high go about, they think, buying up unsightly places and trans­ wages and short hours. V___ roW s ME.— “ Thou Lord forming them into beautiful buildings or beautiful gardens. “ The industry of this country 1 %|r aeryant." 2 They would go about, they think, giving prizes for the best could not long exist If factories e=rwent back to the ten improvement in the uppeurance of dwellings and dooryards. generally hour day, because the people would . Lord. Thou knowBut, Bpeaking of dooryards, how does it happen that these not have tho leisure, the desire or C O N S T R U C T IV E C R IT IC IS M f. down-sitting and mins up- very people who talk so earnestly about what they would the means to consume the goods LEESBURG COMMERCIAL ►t and undarstandest my do for Sanford if they had the Vmeuns” are the very ones produced. A workman would have Almost continually we have results— not in n spectacular wuy m \: _ _ who do not improve their own properly with such means as little use for an automobile if he est|ons and requests concern- but quietly and soon. had to be in the shop from dawn are in their reach ? itjg our attitude towards the niu- If the Commercial screamed ev­ , <T H « CHILD until dusk,” n cipul and county situations that ery time one of its renders comes The Surrey Graphic) The big talker about his love for Sanford ought also to be .to start upon to long a a tree-planter. He ought also to be a flower-planter. He I HE', ElGIIT-liour dny opened e list in Leesburg and Luko county. in and tells about some city or Mirny times we have been told county oflficial stepping on Jiis i. . : . i' the way to prosperity in America, scuffling Beside the even ought to be a house-painter and a window-washer. His says Ford, “ uiul so the five duy tl at the Commercial has the con- horns, it would soon become no­ own humble dwelling should not be scabby for the wunt of week will open our way to u still f fence of the people of the com- thing but a thin whistle. As it is, n unity to such a degreo thnt we we have enough reaurvi* titcam [a squirrel flicker out of paint. His own dooryard ought not to be barren of flowers greater prosperity.” i c uM turn things topsy-turvy po- almost nny time to make the ftlren and well-kept shrubbery. 1 ^nlly in the city und county if heard a considerable distdneo takata superbly en the I'ORI) SEES the humanitarian He really ought to have influence enough to get all his would only come out and “ rip away. I. >' , ' side of his plan, nm( values that, [.'up the hock.” 11 change beyond that neighbors to enter a neighborhood society for the beautify­ just ns he values his own work. We have sometimes thought"Hint almost, every instance these it would bo u very good joke on ing of its particular section of the town. And then when “ There is a humanitarian side tq tionera1 and seekers after n the members of our vvery compla­ we reach the the shorter day, and shorter week/ he talks about what he would do for Sanford."if he had the In pollticH ar© greatly cent group of office holders over but dwelling on thut side Is likely a , .lake, a means, his fellow citizens coukbsincerely reply, "Hut you are to get one in trouble, for then’ leis- rtufrised when wo give the infor- at the new court house if -we ion regarding the things they should give each one a parallel I V*pr^ , V - already doing far more than people usually do with much ure mny be’ put before work iqik ore so badly wrong .thut column and balance up tho good I W a deep « and money. You are arousing civic pride and civic helpfulness Htcud of after work—where it bei tl®f are fine , points of nttack. I drop. ' points and tho bad points In his „ , among your neighbors, with a certain prospect of the exam­ longs.” lar.With a waterfall, y do not know thnt our usual office, aa gathered from the con­ plebeing followed by every other neighborhood in Sanford ” procedure, when we uro tempted stituency with which wo come In fa woodpecker— a blueTHINGS MUST be done grad­ gee! • ‘ T*1® moro1 la that every man, woman and child in Sanford ually, according to Ford, and oth- to break loose nnd “ give ’em Hall contact. Wo even have some pret­ is to think about it ty strong personal feelings about means for making their city moro beautiful. Too bad cth thut know. ; “ Twenty? years aColumbia, . ,. £ S t b,’Und' ,l,*t hag while and then start In to muke the conduct of some of them along more of them don’t see it. LX U t C N W lM lM K ItT I M M * u™ 7£ lea of which routine btnloiu,w i i ' ., aind* -If"V.*>| i s•4*i- 14 t< ) HEARST WAS called “ socialist," nn enemy of Industry, fltc„’ because he advocated the eight hour day, nnd in his newspapers, helped men that were striking to get In. Now the eight hour day is the rule, and Ford brings the five duy week for workmen. ■ e x c is e ,. ija'ky J j£ L ■ L Baptist mteting home of Avenue. foum .K *d*ralhuSodil , when flnUhmT iftldts fof . tortlmor Glover mod*. g, boxar Vera:; turned- ih B, Mu? ' to/** bers are u et ready for which will be held D^wntber. >r. At et every , aal ...................... to bring their thimble . to the M|5 it .-ip.- is- *- S i l k if u MrtOO Herald Subscribers! Special M essen ger S ervice is m aintained daily Until S o ^ b c fc iji'?. the even in g to d e liv e r papers to any subscriber who is m issed by regu la r boy. i’ . 148 l a c r j l i 'Y f t l Drive n M u r ? tt J 11 t f hikf ConiiftUofls rtloi 1 *, m, to 11 p. as,1U— . Li i*. ■.)’ k, edhesday Special8 CIRCULATION D EPAR TM ^N I a. 2 Red Pitted ies >■ . 6 (a y ■ • Rudolph aUntiRo in ‘Tile SoBif a SheHt" * Cnedy Mllar Newa A dded. Fttrtokrt WRDbteDAr Boater Baton in “BATTLING BUTLER” am m r* >C H U L D R jg ^ Comdy • “ Don’t ijaa" 'i5 Z S T 7 r_ .T Aeaop’a able* -- ■hMHBhvbhmlraiBraragi Jt /- ) H>l ,'Ut Ifrfr" ... . The Sanford Herald * ■■ TheSanfardScfiool <1 The Sanfond School 'of facilities, fo^the study ' °Tmusical art under thw tCrs in the profession. I ■ ’ *"* w * • « Nol Pay Houg IIIj ' m I 01 rj: Sale ofii >*iTlii i v ; /v ? ' i i ' * i 'V ' ■ hii Vir.-. t m* - if; •M , m .» »•f •* J rVf»U *J \yh .. *\.I-itrj shipment of I [f t •••i-WM 1 •> Haod E «t Gown#, ta dossw to aIf• — • n . i • <<J L.’*V ’ Flat ere ekiM. i M te ♦ * * ». ™ j *WW days fa*— - *" 1 d1 ik u w m >• r- es s>»- -1 - •-viVV’^; mm * i: —M This busy houses* I OiFto*),*1 ■-Tf the quality, fit and Wear of this si it' to you, Now that blues are a # | ........... By Check -M W ; Sui Made of fine unfinished worsted, tailored and styled, and with ’*j>ecii Igiinga* In addition to this the Stjflepf M i r > )e made t Wear a York Blue qnd y6ti Are sure to be dresspd in perfect good td8to, for business — dance— dimer— club — theater. . -• . * 1 v •• l \ , • ISS No* 2 Can Corn ■o r- OUCrajne Styleplus York BUie Suits havfl dignity and poise, plus stfle, quality dnd wtar. All due to their fine tailoring, correct'Modeling and handsomo fabric. and --------------it*/» •, ! .i? & v- • t- Rfel & Sons ■if J *" J a our ,auto|rcnting system ia satis­ factory b oiir patron*, as they hfcyo tnolelection of the car they doa.iro, prl can,drive the beat, they have a mjtltude of car* to choeaO from, anaell are guat^nteed perIfect, mectnically and otherwl** and t -nd tho r dal rates, by tho trip ,or by the >ur or day, are reasonably low. 15 Magnolia Ave. Blues *»v -ju ; ii' S e m in o lH (ffo u n fy T ^ a n k Stylep w w rsa rii Ai / I ■ �.•JTttWiVj! >:»*.' ./> - •v‘^ ' V l ! m ‘ i . » * A T ! I c jA iW iJ £ •:. r A >h M 'A : gj$k& .......... ~ m s za s i M m s B E m r a o c i i m : i'$ a H m L4 .y »‘ty.j| 1 ; & * L L P i K ’S f f i & i f j v a is a s r a » s = * B w $ ® .'.r ’ - ‘1 T W 'a yjH* i-^are. » fdtii K ^ if ^ i" . m fy S ffi7 AMERICAN LBAG01 "°‘ S3 P lan o r"j\ Monday’s Practtcg' th --------- Of Aigociftt. T m e r a j Sbys Once To P g r t o c t h f j * ! ^ .Game; . '{ " 11 frinwiphant Yinl That They WU Wrest Chanpk Rogers Hornsby! I1 rada’Jvi r» Eadg^ and > In Good Form 8*yw ,ov* 'p i ‘ * r Li O ---- — W '.-M r.liw i By BiQ' DuBoa* , High School’* gridionl sgan thelr last WMk 'ef i r v i i i i i i i VTl r >, Mnrlcas offered ^AD. SALE—8p 1f0 Jor class if] Why not rent « ( K , S torM . fo r t cash In Advaaea ' f - *ri lo r .: j-D a lly . ET B w f ioai v *• * l iW k : <o/ 36^‘ \ . ^ ^ ^ W ^ ;:f:?''-i «f»d lads, will b« received 88 3 sad collector fttnt ■« 88 67* ■... 81 g ; for vJ ----- 19e a On* 81 7j J __ o— a* 8e a Ha* 75',] Tgfa Ua* ... 46 .107 1 Irstes on roqan*. •!. ' rate*;, are , for AL LEAGUE' , <ed insertion*. . -V,T • m. .. * .* Won t J d of averajjra length ................. * Ota a’llho. ^••v : * .1; 87'charge of 80c for M 78 Isrtiilng is restricted leUssificstlon. 77 icUssfni 82 or is mnde The Sanj will be responsible 84 se incorrect insertion, 91 r for subsequent toul be , Ttie office should •U r aad soccer season*. pnedlately in css* of I w m m a d e to the Monday and it 1* , tnVERTISERS that a great disposeodf ti •Id reprsaentatlvs familiar with rates, pJ classification will ( complete information. wish, they will „ in wording ybur I to mnko it more efA R I C K pRTANT NOTICE S H O R T E N I N ' ^*rs hhould give their >postoffii-a address as "sir phone number if W S * > results. About one of a thousand has T h e ta s tin e ss o f a ne and the others Smunicate with you d e p e n d s la r g e ly ur know your address. ilinuaace MUST b* t h e f l a k y ten d ern ess erson st Th* Sanfo.. ~ trd ce or by letter. Telet h e c ru s t. T h e fla k y tk oniinuanees sr« not d e r n e s s o f th e crust ii I’rpmgt Efficient t u r n d e p e n d s u p on thj F-rvird l^ j - -DA'r^ A fP ? e,^ctrl Cinn that is: l 1 » , Quiet tunning » ' 1 . ’ •u ... tDl] ja&le * ! ■ ' in 1 t; t 'i 8 H O P -P rI Embossliig 8ee u¥<f(mt ’ * V »v \ . •V -------- i { . • Low (Priced >>»*•'•'. > 'n V7—Houses for Rent. ___________ BO— A utomoblles For Sale FOR -- --1UIUUM furnishe d ___ingalow, v■ -Attractively 6 rooms, sleeping g a tfS ’ -N a s h * Leads the world in motor car value a°.^h' ^ " d FaW -.................. 1010 Laure1 si Ave. Phone 411-J. SMITH MOTORS CO' UNFURNISHED. rooms, sleeping S h o w in g ., a t.. F ® M ila n e HOUSE — 4 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—I f you porch, bath * a,,t 1° **11 your used ears, ad^•riise daily on the classified page . r a a ? ju x S r * » to of.ta* ihafltwho j CAR*EXCHANGE ■Fo r w e n t .— two , CHICAGO,! 8epL . I I-—(fl>) l^rrBttilding Contractors. 4 « ,nc*, ( Ask to h Popular but shrouded Jd vnors te them at Bosepflel i) ican of. the piano to the average Amell SSieVa ^ » r i Wl rt the othor to > e f ■'. » ’ f % • V W J 'V I & v P r i c e dANFORD ROOFING CO TiU “ r u e b a l l HARDWARE’ home 'today is « close^.^ecrei, to ajfftinat , ,. CADILLAC—OAKLAND --- r—--' ' * Pitching Sell Eons : Brown •a i t. o . -—PONTIAC— y Both^Vanderbilt And AlaWma rich and poor •like, *ays? f.P .M c - ’L o v ^ f i u ,p r u ^ Blind1i U ' Clelian, secretary of .th# National work fu ll* Leaks repaired. Ei- ^6— W a n ted - C Buy. touchdowns. - ic .-j;.. J f* " t o ' 11, t o m i eftritender* for Pli Association of Plano Tutors. Depends on leather Perry .and Pickard in total t#n tr *e' 8atlsf8*tion guaran­ Phone 121 78—Offices and Desk Room 117 E- 2nd St. teed. Oak Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 111. FLORIDA- OR “ Many pianos,” heiptsttfc, “ have f great al. berth* featured in individual d^ . -ANDO— Orlando ' BaaiUno Makes Oater Garden • DODGE lea which wer* lit in th* forward wal), and Holm«jl ta*t aa *ne of tb* bard*** on hi* ceased to be musical* instruments. £ * ■ Murqtng.. 8cnt nel; largest classitag* with rf-nld Colman in "The taM .UK Miami ‘ Beach-PUna ' Beach—Plana W n l f c Q Strength of American Team N ational Leagu e inner* CLARENCE SMITH Of 1,000 pianos tested H50 had not ent d Rn.M®£ AND FOR WOMEN Dark-Ari|fW” ig th* later part* ______ fled business, rl ta Dari “ R r r , car" ° " d Craham Trucks F n and 0th*r film#, m a word, min. F in e T rim Wl| Pitching is believed to b« one of th* strong*’ tcheduit 1 * ’ io rent for Both will find our facilities for a chance fo r Earmonyi Tley were him and 13th S t Phono 3 week’s Greater Than Opponents; workouts seetnod to hat* „ £ * " eral Contractor imum 24c cssbfivith order. i stores or offices at Park Ave with Valentino In hia last dry cleaning of their garments ah- well mt Form 000 West First Street of that class th^t h*d ceased to entirely disappeared. Hitting. Strength Is 31S S t a f f in Exc 5?LCommerciai Street W. M. iwrior to any othsr offered in thla o n ^ iT ' 7 ! ) fl at Phone 441 be musteal instrumen ta onc* more SEMINOLE HUUSOVESSEX -----------t— i , Pfactlcaly al) of Me iy’s work* section. W* accomplish Wonder- opposite Rudy. Sh« is Ysamin. the .NEW YORK. Se| 28.—(/P)— V Ignorance of W ANTII J TO BUY out WS)B devotad t o , ' tartured dancing girl of the deaert fu reauita even with tho most Y, i*. monarch* “ Nearly every pla *03 Oak Ave. ■; ttqer can -Babe Ruth'* hug* bulk tip* t h* 1The New York Yan . CLEAN do t t o n RAGS soiled dress or coat TryuS on your a t*— «rincn tell of hearing this; ,_ ____________ tnt n r ir «»■ .vrie for 1028, • Phone 41 \;„/k Bldg AT HEl|A LD OFFICF S T S a S k . '* " * * ° ,h* t t m “ » next order. * • • n* 1 A, P Connelly 4 S & J ? ' t r ° : .;' ! ' th. i A r f e W Water and Boat Tank*. * At Oak not had that piano tdned since I the strength of the outfield to ptayi5ni , tf c S t ^ u,! v $ ,I? ,V Uu ' Montague Love, himself • «U r KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Avenue and Third Street Tele­ 67— Rooms W ith Board. bought It,’ and ’It’s right eight years fast developing into a pair of good LANEY in weighed d* rd * ■ * • » is thd'tatlonal clr*n the ti>* world*’ series aerie* I* la welg in pictures, plays the chief vllltain’s phone 111. HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. T»k cult for the first tie In baseball since that piano was <uned and I end# and are snatching th* ball role, and he is said to be no beard­ Pa,T * • * * : * » tbs second St- p " 11* haj no Ruth. The Yank- history, were grodnfg -----r — r— ------------------Dry Cleaning Co. themselves think it still sounds vo-y good. ' Ba,tories. WCWMlv* tiine^played ft deadlock '• • with 47 home run* and from' all angles. Ygsterdsy after­ ed and begrimmed that admircra I v» toriLnoui meal.4. . 80A— Real Eafate Directory Distributors Chandler Sanford, Fla. Phone 465 will hardly recognize him. In his " It ’s hard for a pintio tufer to noon Stolnoff looked particularly HODCHNS * CO VAN CO., Am , ta— to ju n the champion Sanford Celery.. 5. ^•‘ tlnar average of .808, has today for the firstworld series KHAMonabW ratei. Lincoln Hotel, i Commercial Avenuo Radiator and shot metal worxj, keep a straight .facei sometimes. u . Vw, Mf.., A „ fed* here Monday and. the state distanced the best effort of any conflict in the Yanki atadium Sat­ robber hand there la one chesty . | Roou ana ib Gfjuftii good and Is equally as good on Victory Over Mackmen Given Batch( Effect for Winners In one of Chicag s rlc urday. , “ la«n and ornameilul sheet met, I ROOM and lionri, ... est ........... ... the defensive as he is on of T « » f Onar Ask Haw homos, INC fP*n title seriea^still stands at a Cardinal outfielder. soul to whom a turban is a new tho of805 E. 3rd HIGLINS-SMITH-WIGHT. work. Tel. 716-V . a>7 Fnm b the mistress, Who spes <s or io spools foar or|/en8?> Real Estate and ' SANFORD BUILDING AND Tribe Hold On Position;/ The triumphant Inks' returned thc new C U B toni St. If Blades can join In the Cardi­ Except In Fourth When 5 thing. This famed beauty in none; f 2 ° 5° one ram*' advantage for tho built Studebakers Avenue. five languages spoke r» me cas-l INSURANCE BROKERS PAN ASSOCIATION U • invaders. j ,' other than Bull Montana. I nal outer defense, Manager Horns­ to New York last Ight from tho 'Uhle Wins His 27th Gam< Runs Are Scored Off Him; During the short scrimmage ses­ _____ SAN JUAN GARAGE ually about ‘tbe met* Bounding final swing througithe west that PAINTER— DECORATOR «8—Rooms Wi.hout Rrmrd And Burns Hits Doubb sion the lino was holding well and r ;AlJ h# I° fal" !ed- from the third in -. by will offer three .300 hitters saw them clinch tg pennant with Smitk Allows Only 7 Hits board’ of her pianol 1 A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave. with Southworth and Douthit com­ LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH U HlUg until the elghth-when H. Mey-J Sa n f o r d h u ic k c o . . “ Ignorance, of which Ithis u an the way tho forwards wore charg­ PHONE 90S 1 1 O S S hlaal<t,l . t_____ _____ ... . m 1 With the injured double victories ovf the St. Louis “ THE LOT KINO” ' blasted « l S ^ w T W ith t * pleting thewtrio. u , ............................. CLEVELAND, Sept 28— (JP)212 Magnolia Ave. i*DR RhN T.—Furnished nleepin^ BOSTON, Sept. 28— (yp)— Phila­ extreme example, dates) from the ing and blocking was pleasing to Furniture Refinished Browns last Satursy. 3(»b Hrst National Bank Bldg: on to put his club to the fore. JaTk » * , * ? P«»bably not In the line up, Phone 367 Cleveland won second place In tin the coach. Yancey again showed room, close to bath for on,, or . . f *t r expected the call * Most of the Ca^Inals regulars American League by defeating delphia defeated Boston today, 6 time Chlckering made tthe first his strenghth and played a fine k n _ o t_____ e d to get flret -the two gentlemen, (13 Magolin Ave. B Blair’s single . a,° ln/t«S'iilnth r l, " ftinth knotted metal plate piano,’ and Hid away with TIolm’ nex -------------. . it . ... liro have been restinUhere since tho in IIIne. The five to 4, in fc game played amid chilly THRASHER A GARNER LINCOLN — FORI) — FORDHON K & fe M i and thft S t Louis outfielders, with Blade* Kame» with tho C/nts and Brook- Philadelphia, 6 to 4, In a game tha with the necessity, one might say, game. Gordon Walker, diminutive Edward Higgins, Inc. decided the second position. 1 lireeies. Rice’S triple in th* fourth of koeping a piano tunW on the back, displayed splendid form on 25—Florist#. BOR RENT.—2 bedrooms, adjoin­ Heal Estate nnd Fire Insurance, included, although* included. *lthough* a idoubtful i lyn the latter parbf last week. 112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford Commsr. iul & Palmetto. Phone 331 4i«t4 ti ing Imth, r e u K i liable, gnrnge. (IIH was Uhle’s twenty seventh victor rcored two run* and decided the premises. Before that all pfano end runs. This boy, although vary have an average of .290. “ We’U boat ’en: Babe Ruth an­ of the season. *»•* wc»4 Elm. Phone 32-W. issue. Iseeht pitched effectively plates were w»od. Whbn it is light, has all the eer-marks of a CantwelL'‘ ex-university of “ tarter, Ruth, Combs and Meusel, the nounced ns he eltwed his way at "STEW ART THE FLORIST” Hr, for the PhUHes except In the realised that the strain oil a plate splendjd football player. George Burns, who made his six \ regular Yankee outfield, with Pas- the head of the Yankee gang Flowers for all occasions. NICELY ifurnlsied room, hot wu- SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys ■ < J k S sn rt ty-fourth two haso hit of the year fourth, vhen Boston obtained five is between 16 and 18 tons, it is easy Entsmlnger also showed up ex­ in Real Estate, 236 Melseh Build­ 4 McLANDER ARCADE through the smalcrowd that sur­ DODGE BROTHERS ter rent reasuiable. Apply 11 o h 'V;/State League distinguished himself by driving hits for three runs. Both outfields to see why the wooden pilno vas exceptionally well’ yesterday. u p Phone 781. rounded the |$yors special. in all of Cleveland’s runs. ! Myrtli» A vi*. Several Junctu made running catches. always out of tune. They needed Nopdgron, yvho has been one of Dealers “ There'll be nothig to it.” Abso­ fensive work I'hllsdsIpMa AB R H PO A Philadelphia used three pitchori tuning as frequently as vislins -,o- the leading candidates for one of lute confidence Utheir, ability to in an effort to stop the Indians. bOR RENT—Two bed rooms, ohm Met AM. A FOX, Real estnte in­ Hlce, ss ...........4 1 1 1 1 day. 27— Professional Services. Box Score: tho tackles, was in good shape Mon SELL GOOD USED CAlTs back the for me the Phila.. scored 139 runs and stolen 12 turn «•««. >.<■<.- vOrdinal *«...«« bid u.u i«i front room vith twin beds, suitvestments. Best buys are among AB R H PO 1 Attreau, lb ...... 4 0 0 11 0 day and a lot can be expected of SANFORD bases. Ho will be In his seventh 1baseball champioship of the world, Dykes, 2b ... mir listings. Rhone 745. p s h o r t e n i n g th a t’s in i { able for 2 geitlemen. One room Williams, rf ...... 4 0 2 1 1 6 1 2 2 him during th# coming season. 1916—Dodge Coupe Cooney, 2b . . •Beasley c f ..... i 1_ worlds series. Southworth, right B,onK w|lh the »Uef and satisfacEUGENE PERMANENT Wnve nm be- ‘hied t.r light Imusekeeprf ... Sothem, l| ........4 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 2 i and Found. Hogan, u ... ft Friable ss ....... S i _ _ . . fielder for the >Cards, has had l*"n that the aeupn was ended suc- French, 1 *14 Dodge Special A Sedan Season tickets go on sale Tues­ S n o w d r i f t m a k e s th| for 710.00. Marinelio Shop, The ing. hot and 'old water, next to Gray, p WrighUtoie, 2b 4 1 1 4 5 Wants a Big Plate R. Smith, p I >lHig|» ( 'Oil 1)0 day and an effort is going to be A|l*n c ....8?"0 0 7 0 ( moro limited worlds’ aeries export- ccssfully after .he nerve-racking Jenkins, If Basket. 2nd nnd Magnolia. hath. Apply <16 Park Ave. 82— H uH ineKH I'rdperty. Nixon, c f ..........4 1 2 4 0 192t -Dodge Touring diet book. Cull Semi­ f l a k y t e n d e r k in d made to sell most of them before !• >b t 1 1 0 c ence, but his batting average of “lump in the ff«! days of the Halo, 3b ... Huber, 3b..........3 1 0 1 3 Do >'n| lieaitntc to give the boy a 192t Panel Truck Totals ... m 2b — 4,4 2 2 0 1 C .819 enabled him in part to score campaign, show! in the Yankee’s Simmons, cf 37 4 11 27 13 3 the game Saturday: A large crowd S. J. NIX 1t»'»i 1lodge » limn Jonnard, « . big plate of our ice cream. It Is SLEEPING anil housekeeping Philadelphia c r u s t t h a t w i l l d eligl is expected to bo on hand for the .....002 300 000—6 _mr I f ---- 4 0 0 0 1 0 07 runs, and he has made 16 homo hi,rh "plrits. Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law 19^(- (,ruliuin 1 1-2 To Truek I ubiuiiutely pure nnd wholesome established, Poole, lb . Hnecht, p ... rooms, lien' Forest Ijike Hotel. I'OR SALE. Well Boston Meyer* rf .... 4 1 S' lyo 0 ro™ *nd stolen as many bases. 300 East First Street. „ 010 300opener 000— 4and preparations are being paying grocery business in Sun te Stations — ReNo whit thalcss confident are Cochrane, c and much ................... . health 1009 Union five. (tetter for his MIL,ER O. PHILIPS, Inc. t h e w h o l e fa m ily . Two base hits, Williams, Nixon made to get as many .tickets as hmon lb .......'*4 0 2 J 8 *'l> 0 Oaly In center field can the Car­ the Cardinals, vio are working out Galloway, hh ——— —— __ ford, Fla. For information write thnn many of tho things youth Totals ... ...4 .34 6 7 27 14 0 B tr. • Gamwell p ....y^ 4 o*o, tty8 t dinals offer a stroniger offense on l *or tho time 8 tho Cooney. Three base hits, Rico. Sto­ BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP, ' Yankee field Grove,’ p ........... 0 ______ _____ hives to ent. We mnko otir special LARGE comfortable room, with 1tl(,x l0(l» tl,,|<»|d Office. Boston AB R H PO A E len base, Williams. Sacrifice, Jon- possible sold before the game. paper than the Yankees. “ Wo specialize in permanent wav­ - ■•••mwv v i v u u i l l i v I — y v » «» u r o i i m v v u UU •There will be five football gamos kind of ice cream every day in Douthit i taday* Here to Yanks have a de- Quinn, p ........... 0 (torch und ■beds, adjoining bulh J. Smith, cf . 5 0 )EL TRIM CO. Kim Ave. and 13lh Street. nard. Left on bases Philadelphia played in Sanford during the sea­ Total* ing” . 200 Nprth Park Ave. ..801 jo — ..... ...... .._40 S l 8 27 li:^8 a has hit1 .809 to <■« .oi/i forr ivomos. Combs. uno Tho 1elded nuvaniao advantae in In xnowieage knowledge ot of Welch, rf ......... 2 nil th epopular shapes and flavor*. robin. New touse, nice neighbor­ Cautreau, 2b 3e enr, uot tho owner.” 81— Houses For Sale 4, Boston 0. Base on ball*, off son and it will be much cheaper to Phono four deulpr to send u carton BEACH-sAB. R H PO A E Lardinal scored 97 rune against 1101 th® shadows ,Vid lights that play Meltzer, x ..........1 hood. fnstaitaiieoiiH lint water nil Wilson, r l ......... 6 1817 for estimates, Baecht, 3; R, Smith 1. Strode out buy a season ticket. The student for dessert today. *' Jb Combs but hou. across the Jmeld CHIROPRACTIC. — Will renew times. Modunte. Ap|tly K. I l l Hth inleld and out in the Lamar, xx :....... 1 1 uut his 22 stolen ba*«s 4 ° ° *- • *1 (for High, 3b.......«... 4 PHONE 3 |W. RADFORD ® i byBaecht, 2 ; R. Smith 6. Passed tickets, which go on sale Tuesday your health and keep you fit. In­ St. near Mapmliu. o I dwarfed a total of 8 for the Yank­ gardens as wll ss a thorough ac­ Wamby, xxx .... 0 Brown, ) i ..........4 !•* ...M. ig h o m e a n d in v e s t m e n t vestigate. ‘ Phono 482-J for ap­ ——......... -I— i*_______________ ° j JTonnard* Umpires, PJlrman are not , only for the football Combs scored an advantage in quaintance Vth the back grounds Moore, si ..........4 .......J! 0 2 1 Bungalow, five rooms, double qnd McLaughlin. Time, 1:81. pointment. Dr. W. E. MucDouga'll, that will oi/line the ball as the home rune eight to three. season bu^ also for the coming bas5 Totals ......... 34 49a25 13 3 #* ~\:s •* ~ -• FOR R E N T - Furnished room to Kunige with furnished apartment, VULCANIZING 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. x Batted for Grove in 2nd. ® .... -m,«*4tr 'O aft v i oe» to left for St. Now Yorkes take their first gentleman Apply Singer Sewing “ vtonlly rented fur 7131) per tfl— l^ffal Notices. iLESS & WELSH 8 b ...... 4 .o A xx Batted for Fronch in 6th. Louis, New fo rk , with Meusel in hsalthy cut/ « t tho slants of the Miichiiio Co. 1month. Price 76600. Hurt Niis.ui xxxRnn for Lamar In 6th. i if — 4 i t; XO'/ICK T(» ('(IKTIIAtTOIIS. v * tb« opposition role will make a Cfrd hurle*. No such udvantago Ithat makes friends” 507 1st Nnt’l Hunk Hldg’. Phone 2 III’ 33—Help Wanted— Male rest* with at. Ixtuis in their own IUIi)S|*K(’nvH IIIIII.IIHHK lb ....y;4 L lj a Ono out when winning run filMihtirtrH for Housekeeping for fio Yankees have been scored. f i t * 3 p s r 4 & . on 2SiSf\2 park ’l AMI mVNKHn. organ e ....... ’.‘ 4 I; phylng tb* Browns there all sca- Cleveland TH R E E GOOD HOMES Compiled a batting average of .318 801. AB It IIPO A E I ijfig w k p ....... '.,4 SEMINOLE EM CLOY MENT 1 ‘ OR REN’.-~2 rooms furnished J a w c o u n t y — The Telephone 634 FOR S A LK ''Butta a ...........i ' l Jamieson, if .....4 2 1 2 0 <) and scored 69 runs with 12 of the ♦•I ..... . ,7'ri1 " f •*iiri>i*nii>rM now BUREAU for light housekeeping, 7ir> ,»•■• stupendous develojiOil very liberal terms h;,v" I . i ui..in H. iMl.iMaii. iM in .. . . 21, |rum* unaided through the medium n me a« . « « • » ! » «Wyj.Spure^n 4 2 2 0 1 0 204 North Purk Ave. month. j*ht»e H tf I -1, — |d (boijt Skill Ute P jiI iO. I’holle 736 nr 7KJ.J J'*"'*'* !‘ MitJ«iiiit.-i 4 roll lie Kiilu.. 2 1 0 t: (on,,s t.recay, rtora Heights. . Ho has stolen X(.’rk u.' thw coming Sponkcr, cf .'iauiple ct>py sent on ^Totals ... „84' 0 9 27 15 6 |of circuit smashes. Ho .... 'f i l l “ •'ll! ei-lll.T nr Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co* rg«rs IHornsby und his Bums, lb L_ i ___ L .5 0 3 9 (I (l ' " 1 " n l . . . * T»t | i i I i u v ,, u ,I18 bases. Hafey has a batting serios, (trgu-s 34— Help— Male br Female Masonic 'itfmple J H it for P o ^ r in ninth. ' le HW fg. ‘ rites percliei In tho Yankee staiiJ. Sowell, ss . N” - Gx-lt fur quirk .... 4 avorago of .270 with 30 runs 0 0 4 2 (l I'OR K .’INT. 2 rooms furnished m i*/ . I r l« | * lit H *> r\ ln*. IV Score by Innings: scored, four homo runs and two uin for two days while tho New Summit, rf .........4 0 1 1 0 0 jDr light loiisekeepjng. 719 Oak L !*• H O U S T O N , H i i h I iichm A n * « n t . .Sanford .....IL....200 001 030—0 Rtolon dahob. He has played only Ttrk teasers vero In tho throes of L. Sowell, c ... .....3 0 1 8 0 0 WANTED.— Position as P. B. X. Avo. less Service Offered Nl< E cottage in Buena Vista with Bekth 002 120 001—8 75 r«m e«. a batting slimp during tho last Lutzkc, 3I> .....4 0 1 1 3 10 operUtor, clerk or cashier. Ex<t all improvements. Price 73,60(1 t Two base hits, CuhpiiosUiy. Liter they saw tho Uhler, p ......3 0 0 0 3 0 iterionced. , "Hollander,” Geiutml ,73— Want4d— nooms, Hoard tlllH T OK TltH COI'Vrr with small cash payment amt easy * 'Jl IMJM.1 wto bring a good record Yaik twlrlen battered about tho Megers, B. Moyers; i , Totals NMMIVOI.K lon n . Delivery. 36 | DRUG S T O R E — Pre5 10 27 9 0 Into the scries if ho is able to ap­ terms. Inquire Room 1 , Masonic STATU OK n .lllllllA . part and the light has been good Philn. hjt*1LBackner, Gordon; is s prrsrripinn fur 010 030 000—1 s, Drugs, Soda. We art* w X n TED. Boarders, men only. ' Dhlg. I’honv 72. pear actively. He has batted .307 III I f (hr Halnlr ufi run, H: for the moral of the club. Sacrifices, Cleveland ,........ Nil I In M il b u u s your phone. 37— 'Situation W anted Male. 201 010 001—5 2000 W. 1 in I.ilnliuil, I intuaniMl. It. St. IN |*| CIIATK. l*n base, with 81 runs scored, six stolen Jtq* “ Rajaif of the Cardinals, Two base hits, Lamar,~Sumna Mnluriu, Chilln and Fever, ('all 103 " jd eight home rune. Holm, Wll.I, TRADE.— New 6 room house •IVAl. VOTICH ooning his Etching staff .today Simmons, Burns, L. Sewell. Th*oe lanford 7, AN uxperiunced and com pet (lit 74— Apard enln For Hcnl for lot or equity in lot und smull W * 0UtH®lder, batd so idea w,o would pitch In the base hits, Simmons. Stolen bise. Dengue nr llillous Fever, NOTICK IS IIKHKIIV I1IVKN thnt grocery man, manager or held cmh1i payments. Balance 752.60 a Urn 18 runs, stole three first game, Stove Si Furniture Co. iiiulnr lannil un icih weather is ox- Spurgeon. Sacrifices, Poolo, Woch *- • ■ uili, '*1 1 lti,,, (Ml 1 14X11 ‘S T B S clerk, desires work. Phono 857-f. basei and did not enter tho homo jJKted FOR RENT. E. First Street •1,1V I l f N i n f l i l l m r , A I I m z n u m u u r i t _ _ Off I ro..m furnished 1 a to enhmee e. It kills (ha farms the chances of Sneaker, L. Sowell. Left on bates. •truck out run class. llin Ill uiriililn I ’liunly Jii«1ki> of • upartmcnl. 200 Magnolia. See frarry a full line ,6 room bungalow, now, 74,- S' iiillielii ---- Haines « q Grover Cleveland Philadelphia 7, Cleveland 10. Biso Cantwell I maty. Kli.rlilu, llmlr final Carl or Hlam ie Tukach, J w,(h 1500 cash and Imlunco (••Iurn, ur •mill unit vniK'tiaig iih are right. Cnsh or 10— Money to Loan Alexander, k . Paschal ^ T uiTTI and Carlllo «ro two ^ x a n d e r stt when the Phila- on balls, off Grove, 1; Quinn, 1; ----------------- _ _ . L’“ «y monthly. W. V. Wheeler, Inc., Kvnniitui n •*f Be want yaur business. ihn K kiuii, of Nultli n*ii ” nT out*ielders, subject to do,ohia NaUonfa were world scrlos Gray 3; Uhle, 2. Struck out, by .Marla l.i-l illnrl. ilecruHml, nml al ..... ......... ........ close in,! * ^Digrroliu Ave. Rhone 534. LOANS— Money available at 7 p«r ARAI1TMEN furnished, caU from the bench. Paschal has c®/!t*,t*nta, geting tho mound call. Gray, 3; Uhle 0. Hits, o ff Grive, Mt ill I lllln, linn amj there, make n|ia h a t t i n s n iia m n r . . nor t> • h i in f U h n M s i . .. cent. Close in property. A. P. every conveteiue, private home.’ litientiiiu i I llm muId luilun fur a a batting average of .286. He has Flint Rhemi ^uthful ace of tho 2 In 1; off Gray, 0 in 4 1-8; Qufnn. Concrete Co., general Connelly & Sons. K )R SALE or Trade—Six room I ■llllI Hl'Ull neni 609 E. 3rd St iif ihuli mlnilnlKtraseven more home runs and tho s tiff and Bitip Sherdel, r * veteran 2 in 3. Wild pitch, Gray. Paaed |work, sidewalks, build­ Ilf Kill uKtaln, <iin| fur an urilnr „ ........ house with double gnrnge on cor- Hull same number of stolen bases. His ahatli paw, workbest under a warm ball, ^Cochrane. Losing pdteter, . irrigation boxes. J. R. t* -fit >L BUB. nina totpl- 45. 18— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles E’ARK A I*AI ‘MENTS—Furnish- iHVr Mn- nA*!i“. Ayunao and 10th luiIIl'kHi .liurqlu (In in aa miii'Ii Kxccu4* *. ITop. Gray. Umpires, Connolly, Owen* ^.Street, WiH take good Tots*"ns ed corner (^itrul St. and Rark I 1'ali‘il I If h llm Hill ilav of H n | iTh® weather likewise is post­ and Ormsby. Time, 2:00. ' Csrllla’a batting average of .291 tnlllliur, A. I I . 1H2H. Excess U ric Ac id Gtes* Rita to irefrigeration,— v-i * i ^ v i u i i u n . — n 1 ,, _ ,u. ............. ........ 4' 1,l/.'!t,.!ia,')mV,"l J 1.a,K'0 «“ .«N/y 4(ermu. FOR SALE.— 5 milk cows; also Avol—Electric wa# assembled while he was wear­ poning Miller Htggins’ announce­ I. M I.KINIIAItT. Many Unpleatant Trouble*. Murpiiv Steel itehen, etc, Rhone i Reply T( aru Herald. ment of the Yaixee pitching nom­ well bred pointer puppies. E. H. iJ. II. w i i i t i .k y . ing two uniforms, hia early sea848-J DRY CLEANING CO. A m IsXi'CiiturH uf llii'l Camp. 1101 W. 1st St. Rhone 001-J, X u th o r itib q agree that aa kon hitting being for the benefit inee for thoiflra conflict, for the Weather Map . Shows HVE ROOM house, South Sanford, Kslal*' uf Ni'iili' Marla tning, Repairing and nr Ocala Fla. •4 * excels o f Uric, ‘ 8°fM to (h e For bf the Boston Red Sox. He has entire staff |nc!ding the regulars, Erratic Conditiqn In l.i'liiliiirt. lii'i'i'aHiil FOR RENT. ............. ....... room apart- L. ?J,0('(1- ^briRs, water, sewage. |rhune .(CO for prompt ii-2i l,t. « . r.-1 ~ is - m . n i-a-in Shocke, Reuther and marilydueto ftaultyk K • “ ton Honor According to made two home runs but has not Pennock, .......... |t»uod terms if sold this week ment and onllurge comfortable l!,'00” tt'r" 1* ■{ ..............., -------- -------tion. Retention of this toxic 58— Household Goods. Many States of U. S. ^ Seniority Rule But la Not stolen a base. Ho has scored 26 Hoyt, uro is fin fettle. bedroam for ndki. 618 Oak Ave. i Renlty Co. Inc . ’ in full h t o»r coimvtv jiiiim k , material often make* Its pres­ runs. -------- — =---J--------------------- 1hono 7,15 Masonic Hldg. j mhhi.v o i .k cop .v t v . h tatk ok sfe Favored by Party Head* ence frit by aore, pa bfUl Joint*, i1 FOR SALE.— Red Star oil range, ' **!•( 4 Fonck Plaig Another .N'S HARBEft SHOP FOR. KENT. I'looni furnished KliOHIDA. WASHINGTON, Sepd id 28 28.—(/p) * WKHriP; l ' a tired, .languid .feeling and, good condition. 1003 Elm Ave. |«ugnolia Avenue. 85— Lots F or Suk Iii ru ISniate uf — An erratic weather rtsp apartment, cqusometimes, tmlc K*fVW riie ana riap today er French Ave. Miss Collett Faces Cross<Atlartic Flight showed the eastern and louthcast'.larbers Special atand Central St. M’illxilmliia AiIi.iiin, headache. That the kidney* 18 R«ri ladl sdjes and......... children. fi 1— MiHcelJaneous. Lleci'aMMi]. are not functioning right is of. Strong Competition Some Time Next Year ern states sweltering uider mid­ ten shown by scanty er burning summer weather, whl * winter FOR RENT.— Finished bedroom ......... W,H\ ,,>AY RKNT — M cnairman o r the poweri»||i*4» In horolv k Ivoii. In nil n*wi ;bititkim mt P«wag* of secretion*. ThouSTEAM PRE8SERY HAVER FORD, Pcnna., Bept. 28 and kitchen. rt ..Lii.tof.M FOR SALE spread over parts of th< weat and children. i11 (11 i '* iiiM Hhatly lut.H fit your own prict* uiiNu Senate Judieiary Committee is n It may ronii-rn. Hmt on th« NEW YORK, lept 2 8 ( ^ ) _ H -M ■and* assist tbclr kidneys at on Dixie in Brentwood. Call J!Mh day of Octnl*r. A. IIJf26. I I. pressing, tailoring. One ear iefng platform. In this Elm Ave. I. ■.i «• t o f * 1W d, *»y rnmjy political observ- 77(^V-C hicaKo girl" are offering Captain Ronq Fon<c who has bean northwest 12J6 Miigmiliu. F. C. LeRoy. •uch times by the use of ftoan’a nIiiiII apply to tin llonortihlo Jan Imetto Avenue. Phone platform several thousand feet of formidable competition for thc Tho lowest teniperati res over . )’ : Wtahlngton as doubtful. oxenerated of anyblamo in the V Hhiimn, Judiro m x i I i I foiirr. ah P i l l * — a stim u lan t d iu retic. good lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd, FOR RENT. I ikm unfurnished The Nebraskkn, consIcVred by Woman’s National Golf Cham- rraih of his non-top Now York recorded so early In September dmlmi 4 »r I'rob Ale. tor hi* rinnl dinD oan’s are recommended by Manager Florida Power & Light apartrtent. 122 I Palmetto Ave. 90— A utomobiles vfpr Sale (’linrire u* Admin Atral or of Out JDubllren regulars ss.a radical, N Pionshlp which Miss Glenna CoL Paris airplane whet it attempted were reported from Che renne and many loco] people. Ask your ----------, 4'H latt> uf WllliFlmlnu I*. Atluni*, deCity. |) Co. . Sheridan, Wyoming, at :1 a num­ Jn line for the Mtairmany)ilp undor ett, of Providence, R. I., jfl defend­ to takeB oit off ’last• wear, is ■ now pfan* nsighborl . Wir T Y<: K'MIfUT , , win praHeut uni1 to aai. “ « lh« same tlm« I ,ta* senior!ty rol*. M $ 'ie v n b \ \ . ing at tho Marion Cricket Club ninj another trans-Rlantic air en­ ber of cities in Idaho, Nebraska, w ii.i.tb-KN lG H T nndi nOverland, .... --- • •Court >m h * imy ii; irinnl iiin i FOR. BENT.— Unt-nishwl three FOR SALE— Electric fun, electric ncrountM ... ua Admlllutrutor of said Of 32 plpyers to qualify for to­ terprise. F nnd M. Motor Co., — .............. North Dakota and Sou h Dakota. RR-’CINS,— Haberdasher organlsstltta' brek# that rol# •'Miute. unit ask for ilielr aiiprovul. room/ apartment^ Adults only. cigar lighter, several Huts of car fra for C o l l e g i a t e Park nnd Commercial ^taT’ So aa !to prevant tha late day S first round of match play I f or •, Sikoraky, leslgner nnd The thermometer at Sh«ridan reg­ tools, pair of chains 33 x 600. 118 211 Pork Avo. Phi. 254-W. Oatci August lOili. A. I). ID2(1. First Street. ■tor LaFoIRrtta from aucceed- oight were from clubs in the Chi- builder of the plane md *11 others istered 10 degrees abovt xero. SHmmlmml UmstU f tk* /QJm*y* Park A vo,. EURO D Ik . on dun , district, and in addition, the contacted with the fight, wore ex­ Much cooler weather/ will overHUPS— MARMONS tp th# chairfuaashlp of the In- W iC o .m .rt« « , w.y. 175— Ifc sinews Files for Rent Adml mltilstrntor. Princotfi Ljobkowitvx Jiow pJayv onerated with Fonck the pilot, by f t r.ea« Sanford Automobile Co. Cp CAMERAS -_tata Commikce Committee. low?rJ ak* *gion, the i;/l t g0 Wi 64— Seed, Plants, Fertilizer. ing from a club at Watch Hill, R 206 Mugnolin Ave. Phone 137 D a u p p L m s Ohio Valley and Tennessee tonight Itanator Norris has not been in a coroner who last night ended , JINOLE PRINTERY FOR RENT.—Spue now occupied W with policies of'the L, wa# a tournament star when un inquiry into th. deaths of states exespt Florid*) Sunday and fSt. W. N. Luraley, Prop. FOR SALE.—Palms and hibiscus CHRYSLER by Chrysler M<r Company. or previous Republican ad- sho wa* Anita Lihme, of Chicago ( norlea Clavier, ratio operator and the Atlantic at/d east gulf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY There were 127 starters. West Aj»4 A. P. Con- CUAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO plants. 600 W. 1st St. nnd Jacob I*lamoff, pechanlc, who Sunday night, the w ith e r bureau Elton J. Moughton SPENCER’S.DAIRY PHONE 4(Mt 411 W. 1st St. predicts. , |, . netly A DRGG COMPANY Phone 693 ware killed in the cr*|h. Ruxmll Stor*” FOR SALE.— IJirge potted ferns. ' ARCHITECT *• wW .many of the In­ Landis Gives List — We sell only cow’* milk and t " I expect to be abk to snnoune* vwi. . ** -i » STORE ROOM forint, suitable I 'pecialty of our nrempt 41H Holly Ave. JEWETT AND PAGE cream produced in Seminole in the next f*w daj*” Captain ‘“ j*. Vvspiain First National Bank Bldg. for itaheantilo linens. nr> J prescriptions *nnd ouick Sanford Dealer county. No powdera used, double m Of the JudlcOf Eligible Players Fonck)said last nlgit, ilgit, “ consuroCommittee J ;ould b# In po­ I delivery, . RIVE’S GARAGE FOR SALE.— Easter lily bulbs. Magnojm Ave. ApiijW. W. Pot­ Sanford, ----------- t.orida dairy delivery. .G,.W. Spencer 4k mation of plans for aiistar a ' ship to "P ter, Phifie to .carry; leoda — Hot Sandwiches 208 W- 1st St. Phone 617 Phone 178-J. Son, ■ ri ' :h. some of CHICAGO, Sept. 28 -(/P )-B .s e - the fl-JB, after, which _ sh( will reture __ jaa been ad ball Commissioner K. M. Lsndls to Fra ice. I will c«n* ,bftek to = S 2 Warranty'Deeded •'ti* -' VaJi; oan, to sue- today annoure*d th* plsvars ellg- Americi to assist I(pr Blkorsky . William .............. jsgrove io C. _C, Cook, Musgrovc •Cummins ble for thft world series beginning In thei conatraction if th* n*w Lftke Vhw subdjvlsioi, Lake Mary! [GING U P FATH ER Br GtOBGE McMANUS ■*. m m — ■ ■■ ■ aamyr*— — ■ ■■ ' opening o Now York on Oct. 2. Th* Its pltne i i anticipation of,snothsr atl A. E. Mather# to W. Hickson, 0 E L 1 N O A 1 O ID -^ t)0 AN M ., X '80 sore*, , M on the Now York ------* © q o K U sI t' hPeuLit T ^ y ! O to re -T 9R '<1V l i G*org* F. Hulbsrt to F. A. AUL . w a rn hAn?«li' M E TMI5 W H IC H B O O K J g ft NWV4 of SW Of Section •j » LHFT i T O N T H t J . C ASE U .P 'J T IT OP TIIJ),., - ( Ml J ?..• . .. , 488:tp t l south rangb 80 sast Y • '* 77‘ —7 X zr* «m) * , Bog* Coprt pUy*r« are: New n r uddition* ' *r Manager Hugr I't Yv, •'* i Ltary and Fred f lW y i W. !• It 18 l i* Crest subt / ”> inj*. Besll, c i’u " r . , Dnerae^ BOUiom js. i. southwi rth, Thevsnow, Torporcer, ■ ■ c . ; l ® Vip». •' 1 ' ill*. Gehrig, Lszzeri, Mm*, uy, m & vA. 82. V I W ' -Tl -m ria u I Pennock: i-i ■r ' . r . 'I'li -V ' Bhswke^ 1 National repair* to ***■ . . f i 1178,' 'TL i" : f u M m In, one atari M Street, |I,v ^ ‘nd.r, He?. y** * .. A.* v Vr. r ’ Va : v/;' vv 4*iV : m h '.S u : 'Mri' ■ W , - jr t? m ’ '•'A* . I M il Hj I:?- M ' ’ fw|d<to' | V ’: .*<$*5 W 'i ’ f i/,t ' 4*4 hop** ‘ lit th* 192S conference 1*^.., on *n. almost equally bea wftsse OF CIEVELANB SECOND P U C E YOUNGER sta r AaptsuRBsyBitt PHILLIES VICTORY m f a ™ s s i 3 ! f f i w n »2 S t ice f o -e ® ? $ S n o w d ri S E M IN O L E CREAMERY SANFORD GROVE Sells Real Estate AmidMajestic Pines ' K NOT 4)F T o o M uch “Acid?” tired Path The direct pathihe residential section of San ford is talcing leids but| one way—and that i southeast. Study, if yoq please, the recent de velopments takng plade in the southeast part bf the city. Sudy, top, the map of the city, and see for yoirself thi impossibility of exclu sive residentia development in any other part of Sanford. I can’t go west, it can’t go south west—and tb southern part of the city is al most built tots limit limit. 7 W M u i: L egal R e iords 12 hours after you list your prop< erty it has been inspected— ' 24 hours after inspection, adver­ tising m atter appears in the daily papers— £eivice Offered D O A N 'S ^ 30 days from date o f Hating the property it is sold— as we’ve said -—“it’s positive action-—it Kalla real estater-rlt OOEB.’ Southeast is he direction! ■ ';i m zim H5 sSTiSTR '-"*■*• KR~ t . i inw ‘w urss ' 4 |# it If t :d m t t o v ViOAlK’ 'VVf % / n A ,'1 m \ WmM: Wm m B & i m m sm t mm ' ^ rtili L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 28, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 28, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 28, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald