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* the
final details of thc^ itallatton
of the board.ara being made to
da/,.according to Legion .• of*
ftclals who have charge ot tha
arrangements. ■
;
The Legion and Tha Herald
agreed several weeks ago to co
operate In giving,to the publie
of Sanford tha reaolta of tha
series and.The Herald offered to
the Legion it's new score board
for this purpose. , The Legion
is to charge a. nominal admission
f*e to tha. games and'all funds
collected are to go toward.pay
ing o ff obligations of thst or
ganisation.
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a relief cornmitUe’ foq;
lira* being absorbed in: this
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itnb vp to
le v e tv
"the 90th
t the
ysurface,to
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mt
e ffe c t
atlathi level, a mino
___ dieved” impfrisoned.
acesthe* possibility-of.
. Abcwa->himriJg|>*. 4jk*
le ve l) two other Insepn
[believed to bo waltlhg.
ho other .efforts art: A dladrill starting from .the selevel, 887 fee t below tha
■cc, early today was calculated
i 375 feet from the, gobl. This
[and a half Inch bore is being
to obtain Communication and
«h food /and f clothing.
|lateral tuttrtd front an adL mint 4 ft'fa it: dfitf’'226 feet
lo v a P o f .'tW debris'. In the
from \the U>P, Workers of
^expedition have 800 feet to
rThey cleared 100 feet yesterRelatlyao,'anxious, tired but
iwiirei (
lag Over Country Debated
ta u n ts by:
'fa Lengthy’ Stalei
Senators Phipps,
b, Bayahl
in Coolidge V
ErttphaaiJ^dby Phipps
/»
TH
f *!• »-j;
Clarks, salesmen, offica * * ployea and. tha "boa*", don’t 1 « *
on S
ford.
half holiday qf ^ha sutn
son bare.
V \ . rr<
Tha Thursday ba!
i
season began on tbe
day In May and hi
for five montha. The
dag was obaerred by j
mant
stores,
clothing
grocery firms, city and.coupty,
offices and general businea*
jstabliahroenU.
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CoRtrSdo Solon Is Called An
“UnceniMiMto Humorist" by
His Deitoerstk Colleague
OHIO
SENATOR
8oT d
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—(/Pi
—Tha argument over tho states of
Is Offteert
the Union nnd particularly as to
. Dr. John J . iHeitg,
whether prosperity now exists in G. O. !’. Candidate for
Says
Democrats
Will
tot*
of thb Sx'nfnrd“"
the United States continued un
To
Belittle
Every
At
of
thia
aity 4M>/
abated between official spokesmen
of Coolidge to Get Vc
of the Democratic and Republican
parties.
■
NEWARK, Ohio, Sept. "R0.—
With their eyes sot upon the No
the' mall* to’1
vember elections which are to de- — Endorsement or repudiation of
•of fakt
cido, tho.completion of tho seven tho administration of President
tort
Coolidge
and
the
policies
of
the
Woman’s National Golf Queen tieth congress. Senator Lawrence Republican party was declared tha jMKira hts - C. Phipps, Colorado, chairman of
Vf
Defeats Mrs. Norman Rood the Republican senatorial commit dominant national issue in the Ohio hppM ni gotv
ly Damaged and Boats Sunk
Continued by the Uwyen. j J J l X S t obV.InlS’ hyXrrv'7
Eight Up and Six to Play; tee declared "this is a Republican eumpnign thla fall by United States
-------Sin lair, oil magnate, from Albort
Frank B. Willis at the
Princess Anita Eliminated year, while Senator Thomas F. Sonator
VERA CRUZ, Sept. 20.— (VP)—
NEW YORK, Sept. ‘21*—</P)— R. , *i||, former Secretary of the
formhl opening of the Republican
Hnynrd,
Delaware,
treasurer
of
the
ce^ed
A hurricane has caused much dam The morning aessjon of the Duugh-, Inter
1IAVERFORD, Penn.. Sent. 29- Democratic senatorial campaign state rumpaign today. Senator
age in the city of Vera Cruz and erty-Miller conspiracy trial was
The --cision which revorsed and
Willis
is
opposed
for.re-election
by
committee, characterized his Color
day ^ pyiajxtoi
adjacent territory.
called o ff in Federal court in order remsndo.I u decision of Judge T. (/PI— Glenn* Collett, defending her
ado colleague us an "unconscious former Senator Atleo Pomtreno.
title
as
women’s
national
golf
“ The rest of tha country under
jfouscs here were unroofed, sev that Judge Mack and the attor Blnko Ke.incdy i District Court champion over tho Merion Links humorist."
stands the issues and awaita Ohio’s
eral tugs in the harbor wore sunk, neys might continue their discus at Chcyonne, Wyo., in Juno, 192$. scored an easy victory in hor
and T. H. Jtrrta,
The people, Senator Phipps as judgment," Senator W illi* laid.
and a steamer was wrecked and siqns of dismissal motions made further instructs the lower court second round match today against
serted
after
a
White
House
confer"Upon its record of pledges re- tore,' who h*v«.I
to enjoin I
Mammoth Company Mrs. Norman Rood of Wilming
heavy seas invaded the city and by tbo defense.
the esse, .
drove out persons living near the
lie government rested itH case from trespassing on government ton, Del., eight up nnd six to enco with President Coolidge, hnvo doomed, international paaea re- marshal an
uiidiminlehcd
confidence
in
Presillt,m*d.
foreign
entanglamenta
lands
and
to
ask
the
company
fOt
water front.
yesterday ufternoon mid court was
piny.
dent Coolidge and tioliove he should avoided, dobts paid, Uxca reduced,
.,No fatalities worn reported in adjourned after which the judge an accounting of all oil nnd pfMiss Collett got uwsy to a flying ho supported by a majority in con- protective tariff maintained, pubtroloum
products
taken
from
th*
nnd
lawyers
considered
tho
various
the city.
At one timo the wind
start by winning the first hole in gress which will help him maintain .]lc credit enhanced, good wages
-eserve . during the tenure of
reached a velocity of 125 miles an motions. When court was opened
ed\on
, , «- s par four to Mrs. Komi’s five tho most ubundunt prosperity the « Dd gteady employment
U t U 8 n *l « f l
hour.
The storm raged for sev at tho usual hour today tho clerk lease.
She
added
another
hole
at
the
country
lias
ever
had
under
a
Re-1
business
prosperity
one
Kenyon Hands Dawn Decision,.
eral hours yesterday and . the announced that there would be no
fourth in spite of three putts as publican tariff. But Sonator Bgyi governmental
econom
Tho
opinion,
rccelvod
hero
from
i
ix
preq
streets of the city were filled with session until 2 o'clock this after Presiding Judge William S. Ken tha Wilmington woman 'strayed ard said thut this statement wbt|ld tho part of Ohio cohfldsn
I * v .■
fallen trees and debris of all kinds. noon.
yon, of Fort Dodge. Iowa, conslste into traps all tho way up the fair he received by western farmer* peals to the electoral*.?,
The discussions were hold In pri of a 66-pago document and Wfff* way, wh||a on the fifth tho cham- with “ their tongues in
SUeet traffic was suspended. Tho
th e ir
The Domocrata*
eUctric service of thp city was cut vate In Judge Mack’s chambers in concurred in by Circuit Judge A r w
ion dropped a 25 foot putt for a cheeks."
crippllnk of the
o ff owing to a fear that people the Woolworth building.
Bayard Repllra To Phipps < President Coolld_
, VanValkenburgh, of K »? 8t® ClW, irdie four, becoming three up.
wading in the water in the streets
The title holder' then profitod
Tho government completed its and District Judge W. A. Cant, n f
In the latest wave in the sea o f step toward.their
might bp electrocuted by the cur case yesterday after having traced Duluth, Minn.
Senator a fall pledged Democratic
. .VdR b: Mrs.. Rood’s erratic approaching eompaign propaganda,
rent- ttdm fallen wires.
Several moat of $301,000 in liberty bonds
Saying that a "trail o f - dorelt to win the-seventh and ninth, a|- Bayard uHkod whether Senator in 1228", the senior Ohia;.
m iu « woro killed previously by ftorp the hands of Richard Merton, falsehood, subterfuge, bad faWi moat holing a birdie two at tho Phipps "is the only person jin declared.
To BeUtU* Urn
.
coming In contact with electric German copper magnate, to the and'eorruption, at times indistllwi latter lmlc. Tho cards:
America unaware of th* fact tl at
wires.
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late John T. King, who was Indicted but novorthelcss dlscernnble runs Par Out ............ 404 066 648— 42 the 16,000 employes of the A reta t " I f President iCoo
Mush cargo destined for the with Daugherty and Miller, to Mil through the transactions incident Miss Collett ...‘ ....464 748.448— 42 ken g Manufacturing Company * hamstrung now by t
■*#-t
Democratic senaton
UnRad States was destroyed when ler, to a bank where Daugherty hnd to and surreuhding the making pi Mrs. Rood ........ B04 856 744— 49 Now England, declined only 1
<a'ehar**j
sentatives
on
any1
1
Miss
Collett
played
the
12
holoa
this
lease,’’
*the
lengthy
opinion
pi
week
to
accept
a
cut
in
wafes
accounts,
and
,to
fhe
late
Jesse
warehouses along the water front
tea and Is a 1
■ Bern
before whatever, the way la.
wore inUrtdated. Several small in- Smith, who wa« Datjgherty’s polit- the Federal Appeals court takrt of the contest In two strokes un which the company dangled
der
wonjen’s
par,
winning
two
of
their. *yqs for tho .alleged putffcM
ea had to close down on ac- itical handy m A fl^ fp re , bfi com- up In detail the steps leading to tbc
«P ,
.
f
o f electricity being shuforf. mltod suicide ht WOhlngton. The setting aside of the Wyoming land the last throe Holes with birdies of getting coftfracts."
Ug battle In 1918."
... clan, ho
bi.
for naval reserve, and the trans after having been five up at the
Sonator Phipps eouhtgr*d
Boca dpi Rio, near Vura Cruz, balance of the comm^sion paid actions connected with its leasing turn.
-General
battle
plana
e
r
outlined
suffered heavily. In Ctirduhn num King, wun a $50,000 check.
She was long nnd straight at tho statement that "the situftion by Democrat* In ,tb«lr- "book ,of
looks good in Massachusetts'," facta," Senator Willis said, ."are to itiea havq tha ' ‘
Court adjourned yesterday on bv Kali to Sinclair.
erous houses were unroofed and
Absolving other government of every tee, while her putting was
the villages of Faso del Macho and conclusion of tho government’s ficials of blame In tho transaction Uniformly good throughout tho whoro Sonator William B itlerj nsiuill and belittle in evety way, u C<mfWI«ireL.
chairman o f tho republican na overy act of President Coolidge, ba,cleared was
Soledad were badly damaged. caso and Judge Mack wont Into by stating that “ there is no cor match. The homeward cards:
Crops in tho neighborhood of Vorn privuto conference with Federal nt- ruption in this esse tti any officer* Pnr I n ..................................... 4r,r’ tional committee and permnnl und to soothe and coddlo business Ha lt x ;: ^
friend of the President, is opposed men and working men by soekingf
tornoy Buckner and defense at
*t r *- *^
Crus were ruined.
M4
of tho government, except A. B. Collett In .........................
by former Senator David I
to create the Impression thsat 1zSSw t J*
Rood In ...............................
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During the storm there was a torneys said later that one motion Fall” the opinion sot out.
for striking, out evidence was of
Democratic candidates for Senate
2?
Another decisive victory fell to it in difficult to imagino
torrential rainfall and the water
It has the theory of tha. K‘>vorncould be otherwiso, inasmu<
fered and arrangements made for
ffom thia. and from the gulf filled
ment that former Secretary M l the clubs of Mrs. G. M. Stetson Massachusetts is an indt itrial and . House are conseryatlre .and
wHh:4
tha-streets In certain sections of offering othere a* well as a motion received from Hairy P. Sinclair, ( i Philadelphia, who oHmlnaUM stnto strong for both tho tarii f ana exceedingly friendly to Industry SSI
to dismiss trial today after a fur
anq
buslnaas,"
,.
,
Ruth
Batcholder,
of
Boaton,
six
Vera Crus to a depth of two .to
organizer and owner of the Mam
the President,
\
In this way, ba said, th* Demo fleets rat
privaio conference.
moth Oil Company, a pecuniary nhd fiva. Contrasting with her
five feet.. This flooded collmrs and ther
The on? motloq.offcred concerned consideration which influenced hint pjay of yesterday, Miss Batchelder
From Now England generally, crat* hope “ th* real .iscuo,may be able to locate
did further damage.
testimony of Merton that George
from tho middle states and from so befogged and beclouded and In* at the aaoit
poorly today.
Dr. Mankk
A t Jalapa, capital of the state, o f E. Williams, who,was assistant to to grant tha company a lease for -pfatted
the far west, Senator Phlppi said, enough voters deceived to make
Royalty
was
retired
In
tho
.
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$5^>00.bond. 1]
Vera Crus, the river Santiago Miller, when he was alien prop Teapot Dojne,"
possible
the
striking
o
f;
a
,
fatal
"wo
hear
of
no
movement
uway
fburth match of the day when
Fall Dominated DetJby
dsSpRsky.rettiM
overflowed Its ty*0'48* doing muph erty custodian, advised him as to
Devoting considerable space to a Princess Anita I.obkowlcs, a Rhode from tho President and the afore blow to the administration of Pree- hla ansotot i.h •W V
damage to property. A consider preparation o f a $7,000,000 claim
(dent
Coolldca,"
from
the
candidates
of
the
F
(pub
Island
contender
went
down
before
resume of congressional lagi*lation
able .section of the city WM flood based on a wartime seizuro of
Senator WUlla charged that the
designating tho Wyoming lands as tie driving and approaching of lican party,’’ but Sonator Btyard
ed at»d two persons were drowned. Gorman owned stock in the Amer
ad Democratic party “ was and now
a naval ofi reserve, and its leas Mrs. Wright D. Goss, Short H ill* asserted that "agriculture
»bl; com
mittedly flat on its back," am add is hopelessly and Irrevocably
ican Metal Company. Tho govern ing, tho opinion declare*:
tt
five and four.
mitted
to
entrance
into
tbe
League
ed
thut
tho
rural
population
"
s
upr
ment
contends
that
tho
claim
was
-’That Secretary Fall, a* to this TVlfginia Wilson of Chicago was
Gotham Busses Carry
of Nations," and asserted that no
paid Illegally.
‘
mattor. dominated Secretary Den- the htlrd ployer to pass her se wards of 47 percent of all ouf peo
candidate for state or national of
B Asking Aid for
Defense attorneys sought rejec by, Admiral Robinson and other cond round test successfully, the ple."
fice in Ohio on the Democratic
Phipps Raps Democrats'
tion of the teetimony on the ground government officials, ‘ .and prac youtjiful mid-western star scor
urricane Sufferer^ that Williams wm, not alleged to tically controlled the action uf the ing over Rosollo Knapp of New The Democratic party, Hreiator ticket dares, in the face of hia par Horn*
be a co-consplrntor with tno do- navy department aa to the leasing York four nqd three.
Phipps concluded, "has reached tha ty record, and platform, to declare
the league, -.
,.vj:
fendanto
and.
the
conversation
with
stago
where It Is u party national against
of Teapot Dome is a conclusion
l^ rg e canvas signs which read!
Some Up Pgrty AchJevenrexki
hllh
tnete,
was
Irrelevant.
only in jta pretentions and without
difficult to escape under this geo
"Give to Florida’s Relief Fur]d,” ',
His summary of the financial
glO national Issue on wUch it achievement* of the national ad
were carrlad on the big passenger
can
stknd
with
any
Hop*
ofsuc
busies ip N*w York City eaHy last Reciu^st for Bids on ° The latter part of the document
ministration w »*:
•
, a i TamflBr* *
is devoted to a conaldarntion of tho C o l l e g e , S a y s B o l t cess," whllo Senator BayanV daweeM ’according to L. R. Philips,
8h*rlffC.
First— $5,000,000,000 of public
clared "that nearly ono half of our debt paid.
ed a come
" t i t l a r k 6f Sanford, who return- EHfrht-Story Building transfer of $25,000 in liberty
,
oars past,
|>aHt.
bond* from Sinclair to hall soon A t K i w a n i s M e e t i n g population lu « for fivo yoars
aiTMonday after a month's vacaSecond—$1,787,000,000
slashed
To
Go
Out
This
Week
iff politically ufid fl- from Federal, taxes.
carried tho bag
irftor Fall had retired from office
wpu
.
nublTcart par- . Third— Annual
nanclally for tno Ropublica
ih May, 1023, andi contain* the
appropriation*
Mr, Philips and hla son, R. C.
" I t is the professor*— I am still
whether .8«,nator ciit from $6,000,000,000 to $3,324,
Requests
Philips, were in New York City on
------ for'bids on the Slew statement thst the transaction old-fashioned enough to bolleve-— ty," and asked
"reveals
an
intimate
relationship
Phipps, "thinks
.... . that suchM ptate- 000,000.
JS,
.
the cfsy the busses appeared w ita loight^storyy Title Guaranty &
between Secretary Fall and Sin who make a college great*"
menta os be gavo out today i 'ill be
Fourth— Annual interest-charge* and po,
the nostere carrying
rytna the appeal of; Mortgage Co. office building at
Dr. Hamilton Holt, president of ratified when tho ballots a n caat
reduced approximately $225,000,‘ark Avenue and Second Street? clair." Silence* and evaal,
the Red Crosa Society.
Rollina College, Winter Park, ill an
In November."
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Goorgo thq suit- suggret pertin
iMdrcsa
today
before
the
Ranlora
nutrias the opinion aays.
Sbme spice was ndded to ihu deReviewing agriculturel lsfU )*«
Kiwanla Club at tho Somlnolo
them are: "W hy is silenob
W *
ate by the statement o f Sinator tion, Bepstor Winia 'said appro
Cafe.
answer at a former cabin*
harles McNarjr,, Republican, Ore priate future aid id agriculture ^wul
-The famous editor and educator
■Ions are ready for submission to ficlal to tho charge of corruption^rs in outlining thn plans to develop gon, and iqe;nbor of the kpocigl cqme In tha form o f leaWatlop to
{wipers o f New York, he m u.
"And,
it
is
amMlng
that
offlco
sonato campaign expenditure In assist and strengthen co-operotlvo
mnstruction compunlcs nnd that
' Mr. Philips had one disappoint IQ days would be given for the fll- of* great oil companies, such a» Rollins Into "America’s ideal small vestigating committee, trait tho marketing. The 8enator reitaretad
ment on his eastern trip. He wish
Blackmor and Q’Noill "ould f ee college of liberal arts," said the committee would ho ready lo sub
•. .
their country and refuse to tastiry college authorities would not be mit Us report on tha Pannsflvanla
ed to se'o the famous Cherry Valley ng,’ o f tfids.
Prospective office tenants will
.................their
owp govgoy--, satlsfiad until Rollins is able to and llljn gl*. Inquiry In Dechmbqr.
a suit
brought hx their^n
In otaego county in autumn colors,
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’’overpay 1U faculty." , - ......—L*
m ,
ling will occupy
“It‘ l« rereorvallty apil.character
.. nothin
Lakeland— New' road undtr con
corner
and V
™ mother
*
:prnor of Park Avenue
A
that reunYip the relief4 prefezspr struction from Lakeland t* Dade
before ha viUUd.that paction.
a re
atatg P W fcpn troloft
treet.
and not tbe knowledge, on Up" Pr* City.
tROM.*
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i.'M1
" 'r ^
K ’ R O YA L COUPLE WBD8
loft saltj; /'As our sUffTncrease.
i H i i i F l i ELECTED
E
USED IN
frclghth leyel; where t b men
Xpnsoned* enretiod with ams
day, did'not. however, deter
ngaged In three other res*
ttempta, l
yV . ,
sy’s hope was fro*i thebot[ the shaft,;clogged midway
cavo-in. Admittance to the
. levels o f the mine is gained
snnectiops from the seat of
Tjoining . mine,. WotkinM up*,
lie rescued had penetrated
th level after several days
irdous’ effort**.' Completion
oboring will pernflTessy acladdora 6f M ah*ft;wh1eh
.intact \jtgf
rescuers
si-
f srd.H-----
f ot the. nej
jgrdirefui
T e a p o l '^ ^ r W m y - ;
yfn»t quartered In the b l_ ..._ —
of,\the Colored Merchant*.
fore Pnblle'Byg^/
Won of this city have moveq
celery farms 'ex cep t one
M l
y and a place for the head o f
this family ha* been obtained,
fern
lu,(
A special committee of threa
men handled the job of placing the
(rrowe*
f
^
i
.
^
a
w
<
?
2
V°th*
: furnished oyjqfy house prp- refugees on the farms. It con*
Count
1{ gave one week's food, sup- slated of W. H, Willlabis, city4man*,
to ^ w fa m lly .
v” F
ager; C. D.‘ Wolfe, secretary fit tbe Entire' IV a n
V. M. 0. A., and K, <5? itoBos*,
W ith P a ;
' drman o t the'iUcd O o s s * hap*
Ddtti
ruptiori, Deel
ot
Seiblnole
County.
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==/ ST, LOtllB. Sept. 2fll— 0P)—1
(ard
IVapot Dome tontroversv
* v a*>
has teamed Into view, with tl
iViiu
government holding tho latest vic
.
tory, in a long career of court pro
NWOOD; jM eh:» Sept.
cedure.
ot
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4R
men
M A P )— r ° '
Declaring “ the entlro transaction
abed since bat Friday,
is tainted with favoritism-and cor
ruption,” the United States Circuit
(lepthd-f ^ h e P g J r t t
Court of Appeals here late yester
r
f
Mining
i pf m r
day ordered cancelled the leaso ea
own Mtegicaii Port. Suffers From Judge Mack Delays Hearing naval oil reserve lands In Wyoming,
any h ere
Wind Blowing at Velocity
Of Evidence While Discus hold by tho Mammoth Oil Com
lOf 125 Miles; Houses Bad
sion of Defense Motion 1b pany. The decision was based Op
sibility tHAt'^ne d f the
» t o . pfarce. the .barrier
rt.-H
r
IS POSTPONED IN
DAUGHERTY CASE
P A COLLETT
SCORES AN EASY
VICTORY TODAY
sm u i
S
es& W
>&5S#F!Sfcj1l3r
ey ierowdett gefont the Wtouq
jrs. ’• No bAw^wlU' g lv » Up.
.rone la aurO the miners live
\ that, they -w ill h t rescued.
then theyfate wacbea.
.
;A
‘trt
hid
the • gtorm4da. The chief
today that
ioore Haven is
W. 5 U ‘
to go to'
«80Aiy
SsH
ass^vs.
>thi
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^gaati ‘ ' •The1mesaAge
) people o# th l Moore
iik*.
“
it* a;
fcgover
a saasiftii
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iprovadt/'
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crews to
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wanted
mmr
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men f p i -F°Jp*TV
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they
of
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Arizona
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•Mr* and Mm . P.fD.-AndfeMop.t' .
and M ro/Trod Bolloy, Mr. and
Mr*. Zachary Sander*! Mr. and
*Tr». Wm.: Dunn,.Mr. and Mr*. A.
J
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m’w2iS5 1' ;
-'jgs?gwssNBs?
A. F. Aemp, Jno. Ev*iw
Mr. and U H . Wyman, Dr, and
Mrav.-'-CoIv # * . > John
John Swinsoji, Mr. and Mr*. 0 .| I;
Crusby,: Purley; Croeby, CKaa.
Chaa. R.
--------------ir ^ id V ln
rs. A. Scharf.
Sibloy, Mrs. Ring,
/>y * oeerot formula which
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A t a meeting o f the Building
fo r m a l and sanitation fRiVer.
Land is available, how[? $ > > •
southern Committee Wednesday evening;
iv
ftm
w
lw
afld
.a
s
a
n
im
io
n
1
^
v«r,
for
parks
in.
throe,
‘SX.g&w
was selected
and Rev. James T hpmpson wai
i^ k o o p «h4” l d * po9l •*<« flUtenj Afab*maM •' Florl da
chairman, and?
i?Mrs. W. J. Hopkins
‘f... M.:v •• • I^dfiiaph.
;"
Jr. seer ; ,
m.
Tho JolnL.0ommltl«a or
K sw V T
sub-commlttws
The foltd
jbllptfy, Mrs
were organised:
con
ifialrman; ConA t which possoss features of-value for J. Hopkins Jr„ cnairmanj
struction, F. D. Anderson, chatrlocal
’
Purpose*.
It
hai
picked
out
V N ig h t
man; Finance, Frank Evans, chair
~ units
‘ containing^,600,• • lin g e r ”
thus far 88
•V'*'
000 acres, of which 30 units, em man: location, Mrs. W. E. Cole,
EC*fa;
*. Baumel’s Fall Foshlon Revue, bracing 1,500,000 nerfes, have been chairman.
KK
On next Sunday morning. Rev.
advert semi-annually,. will be held
*“ apeak
_ " ^.n Lessons
Iday night at the ...............
Milano The |
Thompson will
Frida
}r. it was announced today. 1hi* , ac(ion ,iy thc stutL. concerned- uh" *• f' ---“ -* East
n— ‘ Const
n,“ Disaster."
rom* t,,L‘
ater.
will be the eleventh show.
\der the now law.
NE AR $3,000,000 MARK
Six living models will he seen i i i !
Proposed Rite*
,
W ASHINGTON. Sept. 28.— t/P)
the latest styles .for sport and I
B falP I
street wear, afternoon and evening J Many recreational units have — Contributions to the Red Cross
KI -V '
dress and nOffilffrfo and pajamas been reported nnd officials of tho Florida storm relief fund havo
frpm the Junior to the matron, iic- National Conference declare that reached $2,850,000 National head!6 S. B. Bauinel, manager in Utah particularly there in hauii-* i|iiarters announced. A minimum
h'<tiful, almost magnificent Hrencry of $5,000,000 Is being sought.
B W j v . ' ',
^-•numbers by amateur In public domain.
SNOW IN W rtRKIdNr;
. tglent w flf b f given between the
(>n
One flugRcstlon advanced is that
W HEELING, W. Va.. Sept. 28.
r 'C
■'
model displays and an orchestra
-ks bo established on the
pnrn
eiTf
will play during the show. A feu- i „ j tu„ of the proposed Wonderland —f/P»—Snow fell hero early today
a*Sture
um flint
Ian l\
nn
Isnmil Tim
, .p
film tetlli
wiU.n
also
be
shown,
Tho ,.Nntfonnl
Park in South Dakota I for the first time thiu season.
fashion show' will begin at
land tin- proposed Roosevelt N n -.
CLERGYMAN SUCCUMBS
o’clock.
lional Park in North Dakota. Con '
MANCHESTER, Vt.. Sept. 28.
, Th« footwear U> be worn by the ! ff).psB ,,nH ref unP(| repeatedly to apraodels will be furnished by the i )irovo bMlH r ,.,.nt:llK these nddi- —</P)— Rev. W. H. Danforth. 7(1,
retired Episcopal clergyman ilicd
Lift}j j
.f,"r
>iM<vwii p » h » .
yesterday.
th i young folks will also he <lis
Officials or the National Canforp .
played by living models.
enee assert that tlu-sc could easily
n n m i
O A U R D fir C !
I ' M l be made state purks. eompurahlo
I > y I M . r A l t l IP iO
i r N j t o the Custer State Park ia South j
7x&v 1
mica h
N e w
Y O R K FAVOR state, the Adirondack amj Cntskill
M W
cV 'rt-' P O L L O F , D R Y ACT Stale Parks In Now York, and to i
r^. *
the. Redwood Stnte park* in Cali-1
r - ;• *
fornia.
'1
one)
' f • tr (C<TrttI/med frofu page
pi
The Public Land Offjrn has w ith-1
says that under national Rcpuhli
can policies tho whole country is drawn u immher of arena in Utah I
•’.T
enjoying greater prosperity than from public entry pending action!
by the stnte; while in Novada the|
l& P t i’L r aver before.”
Franklin D. Jtoosevelt, keynotor governor Imn had elevch areas, I
A t tha Democratic convention said withdrawn. In Aluhnma a trnct irt!|
*»•' thk Republicans wdro trying to Little Mny'n Gulf, which Is very |
' innd has gone practically un-' (
win tha-Maw Ynrk election on fal- kccnlc
sifted CoolMgo rcconii'* As to tho noticed for n number of yearn hns {
flip
. VdlstesV AcL ho said tho Republl- been w ithdrnwn uwulting action by m
"iSn '
Fleas,Etc
.
cans had'nolther tha courage to en thc state1
force it, nor the brains to amend
A C C E P TT- N O
FED ERAL TROOPS WIW
|
u.
S U B M IT1 T U T E
Voters, he said, “ cannot Ignoro
G U A D ALA JAR A, Mexh-o, fept..
n!/,
the fact that largo groups of Re ,28.- (A*)- Kuderul troops iuivu lie-'
rtNOLC CHIMICALCO.
JACMOMVILUK. FldftrOA.
publican
'
w
.politicians may
. be bought
fented nnd dispersed 200 rebels in 1
with money, und that favors may Tlznpnu in the state of Julisca
still issue with propriety to thos»
FROST HURTS TOBACCO
.-bribers who have the longest
MADISON. Wis.. Sept. 28^ m
purse
| m m Pfalsing
. the Governor,
.
. he said,: — Frost killed .part of Wisconsin's
•);* ,*Bome day In thc distant future i l!»2fl tobacco crop over the week
'
men will raise statues to the mom-. end, the northern Wisconsin eof'jjl'., ' i ory o f a great American by the operative tobacco pool reported to
me of Smith, the greatest ad day. The damaged leaf Was prin
-J.V
ministrator o f public offnlrs, the cipally in the southern section of
are cured without'
•
.
best equipped master o f the sci- the state.pain in one day by
c h it and practice of government
Leonardos
Golden Eye Lotion.
C A T L E T T 18 D hAI)
that this catmtry knows.”
N o other eye remedy in th e
W ASHINGTON Sept, 28.—(Jl*)
Thar* w «a a possibility today of
world os cooling, healing dad
a dispute between Governor Smith — Robert Catlett, 70, former nsiistand his-ow n supporters over a unt attorney general o f Vlrgnin,
strengthening far weak ^yes. /
greut grandson • of Futrick
tho »VSyracuse
ami great
f .•
i •World vcourt
w u »* plank **In
* fc,,w
i..w u o u Janil
jv y . ,
platform. Oovamor Smith wa« un- Henry, died yesterday. *
LEONARDI'S
J
dffstood tojfavor a brief utatemynt
O O L H S N I T I L O T IO N
Myyy^.'»
“
* “ “* American
*
“adherence
**"* "" and
*
approving
MAKES WEAK EVES STRONG
expressing tho hope that thc bernntorinl nomination, the Rev. I
«v/ v *
J f « if sMdr*££Ut$
League o f' N*tlon« would accept O. R.' Miller, Superintendent of the
the American reservations. Turn- New York Civic I.enfrue, announc
* many hall delegates, with on oye'ed in Alhuny, after a conference
to the 1028 presidential campaign with n committee of thu eom-titu*
__ *_ Ik X_ V___ —______-___ .1 _ L _ 4
.am I ii I h o i I I w \ f «11u Uiniil <1
war*
amid to hnva opposed such iijtionul1 iparty,
that Mr. Mills would
Wm
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t t t M 'I .M
11; .
A friend o f - mine went abroad
some time ago, The only language
he could spgak was th » Itofii old
ITnUaH
. '.M
United fltateH.
States. .• ,•
H e waa, n n r i » ? c h i
m
the various
imagincountered. ,
entire
ary.
ur/- Una. wo
win****
chan too .In the langt tga of tha
' if
people.
If you can coll •oae of the
.
jabbering
Ing they do over t! ere lan
guago.
Hot there was one thing
pressed my friend'very
that was that tho dogs
the same language in Itafc ns ill
Iowa.
Tlie roosters crew and tie hens
cackled In the same lung mgo In
France as in Florida, and le could
understand tho meow of a -at Just
ns well in Germany bb his could
in Georgia.
I
He says he was very hone sick I
one day on the trip and h > heard
n donkey bray in the aa ie lan:
gunge that the donkeys iray ln^
over here and that made'lira feel
so much nl home that it cired him
of liia homesickness entirelr.
Now, my friend argueii man is
nn animal. He is supposed to be
the king pin of all the mnimala.
if the animals thnt arc le vi r than
man in intelligence ha c sense
enough to speak u univi 'sal lan
guage thut cun l>e under iteml all
over the world, why in tie- sum
hill husn’t man got sens, enough
to do the same thing?
>
Well, it does seem a >ltv that
when a man goes over the pond the
only language he can undtrslund
is thc lunguage of thu er<
. und
thc chickens ami thc flonwvs!
.Thank goexinesn there hi/Hie ex
pression
of hinn’s
that ■
is■
moil oi
man n feclingq mat
understood
ward, and
rstotxl nil over the warMt
that is n smile. And havlVt you
red, Ed., that it is just :i mile
noticed,
>r for a fellow who iv ns un
easier
Essex Coach to smilo limn 'or the
fellow who doesn't?
Yours,
••
BILL.
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Or I f
It*B D a i r y
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Trade where you will
g et the best in feeds
and service-^-Where
you may be sure of
fair treatment.
$ m
1 1
fea
ilT
ms
Sanford Feed
& Supply Co.
■p.
Jno. SiM ed
i K ,•
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>‘
4th‘and Myrtle
Phone 539
‘Your Money Back If You
Are Not Satisfied”
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It’ for youl' B. B. a ...............
‘build
‘ * uUUlbni .of rod
8.
8- oond* ri!ch,. rod hi
.. B.
„;'8.
h
A
tltng to oyory flbro of yonr
_ of yotir skin. Yt ..
ia\ with enargy, ytm
ore fair]
'
tool
i
iK kB
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m eh ic a n t
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L ig h t C a m el \rul y o u taste that rare pleasure that only tl
tobaccos can bring. Experienced smo|cers know
•'
why they, prefer ^iand -deittfind tSmfets. ........ :
above livery other cigarette. CamePB fayo^ is as
quality.
1 ■jj '
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SjtL'i!
ffcK'& Aam
iJi...Ih e b e e te l
;8]
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invite y
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for
L
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If.
m
Rwav/.y
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In l th e history o f sm okinjg9 no popularity has approached j™
O f ’ the brands ii» all tlie years, Camel preferci
11
t o t sii- ■o w |tr(
Bs.bno.L
WM*
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tu z m ip B . C n ^ w v N Y
m
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11^
re ctly proportioned or the ele
m ents that g iv * * it that extrq
richness w ill be lacking. F lo u r
m ust be of j'ust the righ t qual
it y ; m ilk o f a certain propor
tion of butter fa t; yeast of the
righ t degree o f . freshneM -and
so pn down the l|st. T h e oven
tem perature m ust be kept at
just a certain degree through
out the haking.' T h a t ’s w h y
M e r it a iBrpad- ia by fa r the
richest and'best flavored bread
XQ14 can buy tocUy.
•/{•-tv. • * ' * i •. J ■. i w n
K
>
• ,, < I , . 1 , } *:? J 1'
* -Mr /
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words you daaorvo. B. B. 8. wIR do
t '•>&.
>
is o r
Flour, uiilk, shortening, su
gar, malt, yeast, salt— the
same ingredients grandmother
used in bread m aking years
ago. But what a difference in
the bread of today aa com
pared to that of years ago I
T is the red blooded people who
win auccaaa In tbla worldl
world I Rod
T Tw
bloo>d gives moo und women the vi
tality— tho energy — tho strength
and tho activity to earn what th?y
deasrvat
Nobody can do Jnatko to %emaeltes when they are suffering for
w a it of rich, red blood. It Is thla
trapeverlslieu, condition o f the blood
,that.caaaoa so many failures In Ufe.to for tha
Thore’a ( o place at
qt^ tha top
Waakl'........
k lln g ^ t h * : men aad Woman
with poo
poor, weak blood. 1 1 t
-Build up
t your blood! Gat in tha
rad-blooded class— and get the ,ro*
v|
w
’
1 v ,’j M
m
earning ability
, V , - '-'
•
Ingredients
'Wit! increase your
?*»,
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;
i
jLV'/>' '
n rw
d t4 »® b O
Merita richness does not
just happen— it is known far
in. advance of bakin
time.
E a c h ingredient must
cor-
m ::
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fin e s t
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W hy M ERITA rtRF.
Here’s One of Sparks’ Circus Elephants
r«HM.f' si , .
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m :. ’
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bloodshot
•ye*
j
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with tha dMtamjt la*
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Wm
J6»l* fv g :
y iw M »> 7
J
ft s fl
iff, je k o b t act
•tat
by
m n
, fe.v :~m
\W *L
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�k •'
ji* :
f4tiunfrZAVt.
, rej'i? . ^ 4 jf'Vi-tmrdt
ffW^et*•»*v t
r.i . 1
7 ^ 5 , ' . V '^
l'i!z
} th e w b rid s t i U 'h i v ]
and ta k e s * "
W ifi
land waft tb
iblea,
ing up ,t»fcw
workmen-^
/Axtr'.tf
>/t tit,
*w *Am> m n w y
m teS'Q i
| g £ & fM
X
*4 f t
Moros fo r the Christians are told I • '
to turn the other cheek, Moham- L
mod fa r e no euch order,;. ,• .
‘ '
----G E N E R A L PAN
G A LO S la tried
unlawfully hanging
turn to hang
\
as
•
j . . . .. - t *
---- “ “ “ ,,,ra". The laboring man may come.
»■ take •< i M t i r T i ( m l with a five-day-week will have a lot more time to spend his
Serious conditions In Turkey,
»; *•' <
Snn £ ? an*iheid ? 'wuhen j.0, had to work six full days. It the holding up o f news dispatches
indicates revolutionary trouble in
^
Z ^
beLnrfJclal t0 the automobile industry that
enorgetic hanging country. '
iSS 2 % f f'V " * atati;W
for iabor with an additional
sVhHwwar.
y on its hands w itf take more and longer week-end trips
A T IRON WOOD, Mich., 48 min
Z S K S iX S .’S E tS S S !
,i- 7.rVpY
is # ■
ors are buried 400 feet under
A pipe is sunk, through
which the mon will be fed
.
s im
of m e m
-
* * * ^ * !* . • * k o e l e e a r a
fleak# HotrMi.
•* a * r le ra U ftn .
K ekfKh?m.0elfdX °? *
^ ^ L n d h^
, i * is nut i °
awaiting to he dug out, if they are
dug
out. What Ik happening in
................................................
Turkey neenis not important to
them.
findIsSmethirnadHt d,."co,lto^ Ford’s workmen
“f ^ t n i n g to do on their now extended week-ends
< myatrm
TE T R A ZZIN I, IN Florence, 52
l e ,h n« wb!cb will stimulate the brain and rest the body
fM vlalm for l i m u H
years old, will marry on Friday a
Hut.
.
timen?nnA h V
nh,Ch Y
'T ,)rove the religious and moral sen young Roman, .‘12 yeara old. Then
timent of the country, that extra day will be wasted
ahe will come to give ua a few conVJ5R8H FOR TO D AY
JJG H T OF
O
U F E —“ For
certa and high notea. She will be
welcome.
It Rhould be a happy
marriage, real talent chopa o ff 20
years easily.
Railroad Crossings
i f lighten my darkness."
by : v r membcr °f 'ht'ir im n M
POLITICS EXPENSIVE
THE HEROINE OF MOORE HAVEN
ir e
know
g o m o th ,n
alway? ^
Wh° n in (,° ubt' Uke tho Hilfu «-our.se
Thou shalt Cross Crossings Cautiously.
It is a tribute to womanhood
II. P. Whlddcn nnd T. E. Wirt,
and a refutation o f critics of the
Bartow
morticians who guvo days
modern American girl, thut tho
flood disaster folind a young Indy of service there and were among
, totally inexperienced in Huch work tho first pushing over the torn
reaily to step anil become a leader track on a miniature hand car into
m performing tasks that had tho tho flooded land, voiced the praise
if^ W ilU a fti. la putting the
of their companion worker in ally
strongest, men hesitating.
i t gives
ing, “ Sho wus everywhere ut once
Historians,
in
recounting
thc
i i l * -A<K nU » cerUIn sense
COUNTY A TTO R N E Y Kirkpat
and doing a dzen different tasks
flood
o
f
this
year,
will,
wo
hope,
rei
t®,*5n°w they have a
rick, of Tulsa, will try tho Julius
seemingly at tho same moment.
Caesar experiment the next time member, tho name of Miss Aline Wo never saw anything like it.W<j
Blandford
ns
one
of
tho
outstand
there is a murder. Ho will bring
wanted help hero or there and she
the dead body into the court, make ing figuroB, rising to tho emerg was on tho spot. A family in an
■
,?n* minute that
I t flounds roaHnrmhlo nu
____
.
.
the jury look at it, und give the ency of the occasion and justify outlying point needed aid, food or
ing faith in the nbility of woman,
S B t j S * **n t strong enough corned0" ™ / .C
„ a”° na,blC. “ ,far 1,8 tbc men. axor<iTO ,» con- dead man a hearing.
clothing and Hho led a man or
Hft,*1 blggeet man fall. Look
The lawyer for the defense pro!)- ^kind of tho present day to meet group o f men to thc xcene. A l
“
ew
d
BuTh
M
fnr“
,h
°!lty
,
"
m
,kal
“
mibonitlon
for
thi»
-‘ rile Taylor how oulckly sho
nbly will object that such conduct any situation just as thc women though totally inexperienced, and
-—-Eustis Lake Region.
is calculated to injure his client, did in tha days of tho Civil War in uppcarancc just u normal Am
and curlier generations.
w
m loes too.
.uuvoi rc.-i ere very sensitive
-oThe relief workers and tho sur erican girl, she nccompl ihhoi I morn ,
vivors
who are ucclaiming MIsh to our mind than any one pernon
iLkaaRk* Writer avert that “ a
MR SMITH, Republican candi
Blandford
as the outstanding fig of tho hundreds there during these
I*, a wonderful condate for the senate in Illinois, suys
first few awful days."
.blBfe." A
good many
the Volstead law has nothing to do ure o f the flood, point to no single
Provide Huparate routes with tho campaign. And tuHo Mr. instance of heroism on her part,
It has been the contention of tho
that o f late.— Dado for vehirlPR and
..
And like most wonnrcnnnn, his Democratic opponent, hut Instead recount her days and girl of today, when criticized, that
oonstructed bingos, soonshe was efficient nnd ns womanly
couldnt do anything about prohi nights o f service without rest.
Leading in the first rescue work as the girl of her grandmother’,!
■ it begins to creak a b it
bition, if ho were elected.
witV —
o -- ------Mr. Smith, who thinks the Con providing the helpless old and day and thnt she hus only cust
o f hog calling contests
stitution, not tho laws must he young with what comfort was pos away some o f the foolishness and
ne would call the street
changed, is mistaken. Thc prohi sible after the storm, comfort hypocrisy o f tho past along with
the/ deserve to be
bition amendment in us wide as ing the distTenjuni, guiding tiio tho hoop skirts.
be
If Miss Bisndford’s work can 1
several
barn doors. Should con work in tho rccMfcry o f bodies—
M IAM I HERALD
gress docide to drive a light wine all of thcae Mlfs Blandford Is bo takon as a fair example of
with working in a way what the modern girl Is capable of
official recognition n good policy to say nothing about and beer wagon through The open- creditod
lhat wa8
that
was rnot surpassed or oven in an emergency the contention is
tb4
Ing there would ho room enough, equull^dhy any man;
f/ .i a bf ck'^M t ‘ ' rivor' Tho Amurcertainly well proven. .
"
lean Autornobllo Association calm ‘ / . l U m,lfh t irduro thc feelings
... were victorious ly and without a smile announces of he male. Ilo always wishes to
CONGRESS AN D the supremo
with Palm Beach, that mere man ia allowed to oper- reel no is he lord and master, even court pay tttention to the people
in a motor /car.
* k*®***» losing one .2 ?n a 7 u
If they speak loudly. If they want
1 ;Xr*
r» b.ut u'her« trips
SARASO TA TIM ES
ro* The East Coast shaU bo taken, <?
how long they shall
The
But the woman knows better. So a change they can get It.
kcal taam a hard last, when stops pVe to he made for does he, but ho tries to think dlf- question is, do a majority of them
Thirty yeara ago a young man southern lines at Now Orleans, and
I* Jbe remembered .*2,ra" ho,« nt*. M f OH decided hy forentry
Ha starts tho motor, he want it?
entered the s«rvic* o f tho Illinois
a year later wus promoted to the
guides the machine, he controls th e , II Nine co-----x ^ . re,,mon out• pf ten ho- Central railway *yst*ra. He took
•ncj Bailey. * * * ? whether thVy u'™ riding
lltvs
that
tho
good
people,"
mcanbl* ° blows the horri: 3o|,
a Job qa todraaojn the engineering same position o f the northern lines
he strives to convince himself, for
.
pimish
congressmen
department,
- dt -which i be earned o f the I. C.
I t * r “ e,lta' il 14
I college chum, p8asum«k°nt
$fl0:*
moPtfc.'.
■i-tijff '
.
In 1010 h* took, tho hill of assist
£
s
s
B,k°
0
,
'prld#'
that
ho
>";«4tual
ii Beaei
v i i s i * J d t e ! e<,,^ Q' in f f vor of th°
Attaches of-the association who
It is a long hard run from the Job ant general manager o f the entire
IfwghrTho association comes out and
of engineer to chair. « f president
■raj— j 4Hb did
daringly assert# otherwise. Man is •MR, M E L L ^ ’S assistants ex- of the road, hat thfa -fawhat I>aw- ■ystem, -and in 1020 rounded the*
msnd the route deflred by tho Ia. orily the ah*u<fr—
*' tho
“
"
peCa *°|1
C, ? ^ ‘ f,hl“ y «aB two thou renca A. Downs. • reoently named curve o f vice-president and general
in
automodies. They have found such action bile, lie d: ivosour
aa directed from sand million dollars of Income tax
'resident o f th*
Central, manager o f the Central o f Georgia
aavos time* and
, about mor* tho back so t. H * would maintain How much do you suppoie tho totai as accomplished,
a man
owned
by later
th® I*utf^he shot at quickly th* even
'
"Ui llted S|at«a must who knows every
••lection. Mon peace in th> family, so mildly ae- Income o *f tba
(JtntrpL Four
years
he
o f Ahe way,
w,
bo?
A
hundred
w M it
homo, hut cepis tho o lera, doe* as told.
thousand millions every bump,
'resident
o
f
the
Central
curve
to
a year would b* a moderate esti- take •lowly,
, wild traffic
« subsidiary, the
retch o f
JM*«» l» b inhinc to realize his mate.
• fo r the game
jWOttan perstralfhtwai
itiofl
in
over with the
ten aha the
fa.,
A
s
appreciation
th.
C_to the old
throttle wi4
ti:
in September, C. M,
s. h# w ill ooncpde
111 be
ling' a nation
\i ' .
I f th*r«' fa a
f rom the preslHe'-twivi
•ly
is
assistand
i’t
fbt,
discovery bo I
what is ant
far.
then
oab/ 1
on, and
slsUnC
^Then at
lowover,
iva mora-thnn own
President
u u f erred
3 ;
# o world.
‘ r*vsla■ystem.m
«i
the rah
on
rintenM
t e
and
led th
’- ^ 3
ifande
w
:
r
MAT 4-fTi. « . v ill-.
£<h; nt.a
ju W r
. W ; destruction wrought by
hurricane. It le tlrao to
wi$ ssubih,„*sars
i^flShana
/ S . and is h,",fi',y a
.
2C,,sr,2„SrB^sJ
lb“"
s r -i a rE ft t a s r*
c „ M
ym;
1HE REAL trouble is that the
prosecuting attorney, not tho dca<
bodies, lacks the right kind of
speech. Caesar’s dead body spoke
loudly enough. Every wound was
;un eloquent mouth; with the right
' man for prosecutor.
s n i
C v t e . S*1
REAR DRIVING
ROMANCE OF THE RAILS
a ™
Style
1
flo w * visit
' s n i r ^roi herin-J»w , lI>e King o f
Spain, many o f her Engl' - *
quaiqtapees have
>m
JSJJJ* J1™,"V ®rr,ve'1 i« Sanford n „Th® Aaarian Circle of the, First
Baptist church
‘
*
Wednaada- ' 1
'her homo on Celery other circ)«a of
cjlls, whioRw.ereiuniqu* anditSusN o .* ^ 0 f
-> ,T\ •^ .*y?n! n» writh
ith a
a Tttur of Japan
sh'QI V‘
of
M
b
.
|
Pippin
‘
dilig!
Mr.
and
Mrs
h
p
n number o f
DepkUnr a beautiful Japa
f V ri Mra. Katherine Duvir, inotore'
bright tiled
icrfnni
S
H
a
p
.
*
*
.selectJons
garden,
with
numerous
gay-col
Ground4
*
wwUl
Tuea(Jay
where
they
on * the accon|i«n.
,
... J.
I
. , .
•pent the afternoon.
i* n! f r n« , ' togeth®r wi th quantities
Afnon "
Of cut flowers and ferns, the rooms
thton, ■.
„
nola
fB »iU ing.:>,
( Mij. Mary Malnes and small where the guests were assembled
f f 'd f t t il daughter, Mary Ethel, leuvo T>i” 7> f f S ? “ be" utl,ul 8ettinq *or the
'
W
1 tubes... . jg
B
y eara'' to
,members o f
n i l -i •
a.
the Opinion o f
' r Chamber of
*
sAfiroRb i t
Doeton
Tn ;
t*d S
s a s a fa r
bidders who used to t____ __
•orta o f aUments by drawing blood
day for Daytbh, O., where tFeyv
j h?,<lE,t " 8tation” the “ tour v 'c , i ; J - " , s '» B« j ‘ ! i ? r , . E* '
,
p t were
called by. the illiiean of.her
Ists told the guests of the cities
Mrs;'> At C*^Loa«lng in mother Mrs. J, If, Herby.
J
a i-
thoy had visited and also o f the
Heighta. J Btibjaet f o f
v S <1“ ncin* Partners her own age.
interesting work being done hy Smith'
b will be % uka."
.
¥ " •Martin. t.IfeL. s?°r w T» ^wunilson, 87, lives
Miss SxierfeMargaret
, . Mr. and Mra. H. C. Whiting of the Buptist schools in the various bnnth
umer CJi
Mrs. C. C. W<Als„ Mra. 8. A . up to hor belief that “A dance a day
:he Fhrat Jockaonvijle arrived in the
city cities.
• •
Filling Ste
Jannnese
Stapleton,
Jr Mi*2 Maude Jen- keebl the doctor' away " F0f the
III*
;<4t
tho
Tuesday
for
a
ahort
Htay
nnd
are
Ave.
Games and contests were epjoyPhone ill
klnK,
Mrs.
R.
L. Glenn, Mrs. 8. J. lust tw a years Mrs. EdmutidsOn
on Oak Stopping at the Valdes.
•
cd at the second statiort, the
Nix,
Mrt;
R.
O. Warren,'Mrs. R has been attehiliniL classes a t a
•srt >1*^1
prizes, nn attractive incense burn*
■)i
p™bi“ ' room 10
colored
de
•
■ Mrs. •-George
— • C. Franklin^ of er ;• and dalntly
Jackaonvllle was among thcy||ai- corated pencils were won by Mrs. ‘
v
8ar
h t« danced for 40
and.
era. p e part- thru arriving
* , G pT THE BEST
“ "
' n the city Tuesday. R. A. Winston and Mrs. S. J.
jeare and while the waltz and oldpf the
odlat, Sunday
Stewurt.
will have
re. « . soc
social at < 4
rs. A. (.. McReynolds, Mrs. H. fashioned threo-steps are her fnvbio
i!flJ
^r^ ^ulU
|T18’n
Con‘;^ct,’
Following the gnmos tho tour A. Moreland, Mrs. T. L. Hale.
or all
kinds,
Roofinr.
t ;]„b
*h«
fox trot. She does
D. A. Milter of Jacksonville si,ent
^PUBL^CA^
at Central
went Coloring, Etc. f r2
the day here Wednesday as the ists and guests continued their Mai. I. E. Etsridgov Mrs. Ben not like tho rhrtrleslon or the St
IbuTTciAr^
m
Louis hop.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E journey to the next station where Austin. Mrs. L. H, Nichols. Mrs.
ThfiVS
a devotional service was held, mf
SANFORD CEMENT
Herndon.
•
'
do six' of
George
McGaghin,
Mrs.
John
Methodist
German Women Gamblers
PRODUCTS C().
will m e e t ,^ t h e - homo of
l\, IA') — "Ijid y luck” is
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. IASter „ f
E. Wilson 1806
:
5th and Mnpie
f>h„>ne 112.1 [T, .........
Third
n«Hi*d at Huch n pace by
Thonotassa ure in the c (tr for a
women that lottery offibrief stay ynnd aye guqs' * ' '
Montezuma.'
Safelr Por V«ur *nvlag||
m s s quaint Japanese garden where i'ra F oj^, Miss Shirley Winston number of tickets s o u T ro n f 700°
tipItaff o
F w iif hold meetAIHe
Trafford,
"Miss Cherry Blossom" served re Miss
Master
..............
~
W 0 to 1.000,000 in eaS” of the
Pina H prr rent tlMId.^lj lit the home o f Mra. W.' 8,
Mrs. Joe Gonzalez left Monday freshments of jc «l tea, sandwiches
George
Stifle,
A. Kent ItossiU-r semi-annual lotteries.
for
Quitman,
Ga.,
where
she
will
on
on
West
First
Street
a
t'
SANFO RD BUILDING
and rakes, during tho serving o( nnd M. L. Fox.
Women make up nnproximatoly
"e n d a -fortnight visiting retagk. Alt members*
*
‘ are Urged i sn
60
per cent of the S.doo.tioo ~M*rves.
•
tiv
✓ ~ .'\S,
present.''*^...
L O A N ASSOCIATION H
--------- ,
‘n
Bavaria. Baden
ihion R4Vtae” of tfai
be. Baumel
I and Wuortomberg who buy whole
fie*.
Mrs. George Rice lcavtw Thvirs1y Shod’j t t h t f MiUtlftipThef
I or fractlohs of tickets. In many
mbbbbbbbbbbbbbbhbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbi
. 8 o'cloef. 1V l
t J
'■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a,
day for Dnyytnnu Bench where she
C h u lu o ta
, ruses officials said, the greater
\e No. four of tho Mptbbdist will spend a month. She will have
------ : gambling instinct in women is reh will meet qt 3(00 o'clddk at as her guests Mrs. Minkins, Mrs.
( liuluola citizens gave $110 t « l f pon" |bIe f»r husbands ulul aweetIkomr of Mra. J. R. SpuVling
ing on Walter Chamberlain and smnll
the relief fund for Moore llnvcn i " ‘■
‘■•’fa faking chances on winning
nville Avenue,
« t •
daughter Doris of Tangerine.
Tin* first “ story horn’’ for chil refugees. The money and clothing "O **» $100,000 on a wholo ticket
On residences or Improwd business property
,*
for $20.
dren this season will In- held at were forwarded to the Red Cross
m nmoiinU
Mrs. L. N. Stephenson, Mrs. Ste- thu Municipal Library, Oak Avon chapter at Sehring. The Citizens’ ] The gambling fever has increasfrom $1000.00 to $100,000.00 tot 3, 5 or 10 years at V<
wnrt Dutton an<f small daughter, i|u and Fifth street, beginning at ( ommittee included Mrs. Dunn and ,‘‘l. 1 n,‘r cent since the war
interest.
-principally among women. TTie’
Luurelle, motored to DeLund Wed 10 o’clock Saturday morning. The Mrs. H. Brown.
Will also consider Construction loana to aid
nesday where they spent the day “ story hour’ is open to all children
-------i four states net about $8,000,000
Montezuma
in the conthe guests of Mrs. Gordon of the city.
strurtion of buildings.
Five members of the f ’huluotaj,,n5!*," ‘Y ,,lJ( ° f the scramble from
II. Krugg, Bffytona Beach; ns
Brantley.
l,ur cent tax on all winnings.
Mrs. Maud Clark will tell new Baptist Church attended the Semi- ^11
McKinnbn, Melbourne; C. H.
*---- -—
folk lo r e stories, iis well us Greek rmle Baptist Association meeting
iw, Melbourne:' L.- Varinn;
H.
W.
Honk,
C.
If.
Cal
fee,
W.
“
1
Daytona
lust
Tuesday
und
J
En*H*h Babies
nml
American
Indiun
legends.
It
ourne; F ,’ 1S. ' Crane, Tampa;
Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. K. A
CAMIlIlTDGE, (Ah—Department
Iiayer, Tampa; D'.-M. Miller Pittman and W. B. Hunt were is planned lo make tin- story horns
were delegates from Chu-\?TC!I w,th ‘W k in g ” facilities for
do; C. H .’ Lestef ahd Wife, among those from Jacksonville this season interfiling and enjoy Miilim
..... ................................................................
luota. Thc Rev. H. F. Lmimis. l,ll)V carriages are now to be In
transacting
business
here
Tuesday.
able.
Qtassassa't 0. W ; Cannon; H.
pastor of First Baptist Church of ,ro,*ut’*d >n Englund as a belated
pan, Tamp*. R. L .. Morgan,
Daytona, wus elected niqderutor |tH!},Yenfancu lo customers,
S. II. Goodwin and J. S. Doherty
sonville; W aiter Davis, Jackt<
to succeed T. W. Lawton of' T,,rV ,nro ,nnr<! wome
women with
of
Charleston,
S.
C.
were
among
llle; Paul Goldborgr L. G. Ben' ‘ ‘
perambulitfors than
‘
Oviedo.
automobiles,
I f
1 1
r»
1
•«
,
■ 'W m »;B i»n k ^ ,vO w lir^ ’ .S m ith s'lfc# bt
f
1,rriVin* in
um<i M
uch will be tho riino for m&ny
(By Afinocinted i ’ rcss)
p
Among recent realty transfers Is
Giaiminl’H ('oufi-Hsion
that of the sale of 10 acres of
R.
B.
Lane
nnd
R.
L.
Medlip
of
Seminole
That DuRoimu Giaiiiiini, Nt-w land hy J. Frank .Story to a Mr.
West Palin Beach arrived in the
B. Kirkpatrick; 8 . F. Terry, city Tuesday for a short stay hero York priniadoumi who is now star Davis of Orlando. The newcomer
ring with the Herliif Civic Opera, is clearing the tract preparatory
Greensboro, N. C.; L . ' W.' on business.
’
was afraid lo confess to Marcella to the planting of orange Iri-es.
(ton, Jacksonville; C. F. FnirSuinbrich llial she had been on tinTattvpa; George IT. Kocn,
C. T. Smith of Orlando mot bred .-••luge since tier twelfth birthday
joU ; JEd. CL.JCont, At]
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Tribble of
to Sanford'Tuesday and ' p<-nt.t to lest Semhriill decline to take her
Del.and an- vihiting tli«*ir parentK,
1C. Sharp, Jacksonville;
day here on business.
us a pupil, was inadvertently ad Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Tribble.
|er. Jacksonville; J. H. Johnmitted hy Miss GiiitMinii on her
’ Rnvnnnah; R. G. Kerton, AtC. M. Memlcnhall of AI Innt :i. arrival in Berlin.
|n; J. II. Hourlcy, Atlanta.
A memorial resolution on the
Ga>t was among the out of state
.She thereby In trayed what rIic death of James Blackburn, father
business visitors in Sanford Tuns- has kept to herself as a secret.
Valdez
of Mrs. Viola Jacobs of thiH place,
*s h«.<T3l7rvr >-*
day.
,
has been recorded in Orion Lodge
L. Jones, Orlando; Orvln M.
Continuous
from 1 p, m. to
“ When T was 12 years old,” she
nklor, New Orlenns; II. E.
11 p] jxi. ----- —
Irvin M. Khlenker of New, Or said, “ the stage fever seiVstui me No. 222, F. & A. M., of Falmouth,
C IR C U LA TIO N DEPARTM ENT
Jlor, Daytona Beach; M. A. lenns spent the day in Sanford My fatlier was then running a Ky., according to word receive*!
here.
TODAY
dmhiill, Atlanta; J. E. Driver Tuesday attending t<> busmens.
theatre in Philadelphia, and, rather
bnell; R. R. Kina/d, Crescent
than play with thc children of my
Buster Keaton In
S. II. Goodwin, Charleston;
J. M. Kule ,nof Knoville was age, I watched life behind tile cur forpiwl hy Rodman Waiiaumkcr,
Doherty, Charleston; C. II. among tliosc from out of-town ar tain. I became familiar with tho with a rare collection of old Italian
“ BATTLING BUTLRR”
|zn, Orlando* J. A. Johnson and riving here to transact husincss. entire Workings of the stage, and
instruments. Hubert und LunqueComedy
‘ Daytona Boach; Mrs. A.
burned hy heart the roles of the tuit will appear ill New York and
dninn, St. Petersburg; II. W.
G. L. Jones of Orlando spent ,thu various singers.”
I’hiliiilclphia in Oetoln-r ami No
“ Don’t Miss"
Jacksonville; C. if. Calfec. day here Tuesday transacting busi
7 hc day came when the member vember, and Vierne Inter in tho
sonville; W
.W.
Pittman, ness.
4 of tile opera company who sang winter.
•
Aesop’s Fables
isonville; W. B. Hunt, Jnckthe nlto part of the blind ihthoii in
[ille; R. J. Yeager, Crane Co.;
R. J. Yeager with the Crane Co., "Oincomm” wns unable to appear
Girdles of Glass
M. Kule, Knoxville; J. Tyre, was in .Sanford Tuesday on busi Miss Giunnini’s father was in n
Girdles of blown glnsH are thq
THURSDAY
|C. L.; M. Hirch, Jacksonville; ness, while here ho was registered predicament.
t I
‘
Twelve year old latest in the London woman's
F^ine, West Palm Beach; L at the Vuldez.
busolina spoke up, ‘TH sing that fashionable autumn wear. These
Cons fa nre Tslmsdge in
fall, Jr.» Tampa; Thomas M.
purt, dnddy,” she volunteered.
‘The Durhess of Jkiffalo"
girdles are made In lengths
Jacksonville; D. O. Waring,
W. D. Holden loaves Friday foJ
of
two
or
three
feet
and
ure
of
tho
jiiville; Mrs. George C. Frank- Baltimore, Mil., where lit will
Comedy
Her father shook his head in- I most exquisite coloring.
Thoy
Jacksonville;*' Guy Baldwin, spend several weeks.
credulously.
Blit there was no { have hundreds of minute strands
“ Dippy Tars”
kionvijle; Benn
Ha^pellman,
substitute to be found, and Duso- |the thickness of ordinary silk cmMilane Review
unvillc; Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
lina, appearing under a faked broidery cotton and have a similar
ing, Jacksonville!;
P,
K.
name, curried o ff the part with I luster.
P%latka; W. N. Walton
such ease thnt nobody knew that
C^ W. Blanks, Palatka; E.
only n slip of u girl was perform
Sequins 1‘ redominnte
on Henderson, Jackaobvllie;
ing. Thu fact that she Hang the
Smithy Orlando; P./C. Vinkaalto song although she Is a high | 'I his i.i lo he a year of sequins
Our heartfelt thnnks *mf appro' i" English souiety. Entire dressas
r, 'Jadkstmville; R. R.: Gist,
Little Miss Luticia 'Gormfly, tho soprano helped further to rmice;*I ■» r'’ being shown nt the fall fash* ciation ii extendod to all who retore: 8Imeon F. Williams,
'
“ ' ‘oft ” , and jler identity.
mumherfd us in our Tecent be
bri^htl voting daughter
sonville;.
M. Bumes, Lake
Between her twelfth ami six- ] ien displays covered with glittering reavement, occasioned by th* death
Mrs. Ffrncst Gormely entsftained
i : ilvor dises. Evening eloa ks of
“ R. L , Medlln, West Palm
number of ,he>! smull friends teenth years, she substituted fre i the n.-w wine-c'eltr/ed velvet afo of Mra. Margaret Wilson. For tha
esday ofterhdoh nt a circijs par quently for her father’s alto star 1olnnmented with designs of *e- many lively floral offerings an
Hymppth#tlfl courtesies,J 'received
■
ty at the home of her gram}dia»th- singing such roles as “ Lola” in
i and Mrs. H. McGanlin and er, Mrs. J. D. Roberts on I.turol “ Cuvnllerm Rusticana,” “ Amneris” j quins finished with .dJamente cenfriends
we
«r
*
sinson, Joseph, who have been Avenitd, ip celebration of he* third in “ Aida,” “ Mignon” in “ Mignun” , tors as large as tWe Km-l-imor
i
diamond
in
size
and
brilliancy.
King-tha past two months at birthday' anniversary.
and “ Magdalena” in "Rieolettn."
Few <Jreuses, indeed, ure sqOn with
‘rilfa and'other points in North
Vivid red nnd white cut flovors From the sixteenth year onwurd out lieipg finished somewhere with
John Smith
^returned home Wednes- were used in charming profusion in *he wns tukon in hand hy Mme.
Howard Hepry
crystals
nnd
pearls,
silver
or
gold.
hoonv;.'‘ ./
Jdg.^enry.
the spacious rooms of tho Ilobtrt* aembrlch. * "
home, forming n pretty setting
--j'iuat
—..
_
Dr. Richard Strauss, who wns
Calf Skin Bags Shown
■ M tllW h ltn er and mother.
The circus performance bernn
Women’s handbags, made frqm
I. N.'.Whitner, have returned promptly at the appointed htur, riven the freedom of tho city of
) after abending several weoks undcr.tho capable direction of Xrs ' dunieh, has presented tho Munici- the skins of still-born calves, Vdrq
lints o f interest in North Car- C. D. Wolfe, w ho. kept tho lfctlc' ml Library with the manuscript u novelty shown ut the uunqab
guost* In continuous laughter cur ketches to his opera "Feuoranot.’ Holland Park Fashion Exhihitinif
A r u 0.
ing tho ehtira intertainment. Many ~A Strauss arrangement for two for tho London Trade. Exquisitq*.
runos, flue nnd oboe, of unkhown ly poft in coioringn und beautifully;
NibUck left _
amusing games were also nlivcd
(J,
|le, which the Library purchased appointed, the bugs nre expected lo
‘
1.
o f* ;
on
th?
lawn
after
which
tho
gutsts
faldosta, Go., where si
' by-tho illness o f her father. were ittvifad fafa the (dining r«Lm 1Imq .tlm* ago. was inzUntiy; tc be in great demand, this winter to
i Dgnlied by Strauss As a monu- mutch fur coats.
’
for refreshments. •’
on every b^ « d ^ b X X s ^ i t w S
•
fr
ip t he had writUn in 1880 at
Smill
tables
laid
with
dainty
ovP». nnd Mrs. George Hill on
tti* agd o f 17. ' ‘ ■
[ , • ’ '.
Bcllovlow—$30,000 now high
ce the birth o f a son Tuesday,
nd
school to be erected here.
baby has been named George conterivJ with vases of/ red
New
Toscanini
Opera
white flowers. •, Surrounding th *e
N> •
t
■■
11
Maestro
"Toscanini is 1 .
were tfaylclowhs wfilch'Were Mv
larinlng to give a Beethoven-cycle
on
as'favoifa
“
Refreshdients
o
f
re
Raymond
Key,
Mrs.
Gaorge
Among our four type, o f R IO C R O P dim s mixtures there 4
.j the Boafa from October 12 to 20
Mra. Dalm*,. Miss Jane cream and Individual cakes iced in
* ° “ e «Pe€laIly suited to the FoV
.
_L
»t and M is *' Katheriifa Flynt
Bhe
Dance* A t 87
of-ed a part/ motoring tot Ori«s
GOEPENIGK,
Gerrannyr—<JP)—^
^aroltne
r
u
#
f-.'X u<
lightfgl
affair
war*
Caroline
r|U.
~
, where. they spent
.aron Zacheit, seventeen; aspire*
-'*!•>» f a,
i*n «':,Ms 7 , w irg 's r - Durii
rlsiting-Trlcncfa.
be tlfe first woman msaon in
..
. fZJlA'
f WJl --'B* I* 'Tosa
thqven * opofra ^Fldello/1 rwlifali Germany. Sho register^*! as spMiry/ Ithotwi1
ethvin, Patsy Dimdy,
t
e
V
;
m e n w i l l b e g la d t o h e lp y
* .
fat A. lit !n e v e r ’ bqen pertqxmd ip Italy. prentice with the meson’s guild and
il/fabichhfcxt
»"Olvc
o lv c y
o
u
r
f
e
r
r
ilU
t
w
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Thi# service obligate* you L a oto^
has decided
, French Debgt In U. 8. k '
to work.mixing plaster for an 0 '
way,
:#as Started Harry Joe Minnarik, John Wal sr
Three important French * « « « • flee building.
,
r.; I is
imKfi ; r '. * Midarik, D. B. H6dges
Ians will mnke their American de
A fte r aerving her apprenticeship
■v
Sale
Dodges,
Frederick
Hod
Hodges,
™ Y ‘f o !lla
but*1-within'the next few months ■n4 Rffajto* the mazter’s examina
h/*sald Williams, Inez
tion, -howdrer. she Intends jp keep
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Vierne, noted compoaer, and titular her Joh^Jpng enougl| to earn Ufa
> in
eraanfatnrf Hotre A mm Cnthcd
l .ior going to * polyf
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lieeh-doetora are not medically
trained. Their theory Is that mbit
diseases are either ea w e ^ b y ftver’ W *ttfrtded by frr=r. and that
an aacess of blood Is responsible
for this condition. So, armed with
leeches, which are carried In moist
earth, these women go about re
ducing the blood supply o f peflenta
Who have faith In the healer*.
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■£<ord, light Thou up e r ^ ? ™ ° L t n r t°hn"v 8„‘rtU“ " y realiZ<: thC' dun," ,r ° f r" ilro “ 'l
TH E GLOOMY Dean Inge, o f St.
..
mmediate Paul’s, gloomier thnrt usual, fore
Thy conntehance upon
B|ifl i. , „ D ..
------- it ml seems so sort of indefi tells the downfall of Britain’s pow
ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR
fM
nite, this Railroad Crossing, Look Out For the Cars ” Al- er. “ The mnens at present nre un
andabad
A federal statute requires each bccauso it stands for economic
most everyone has crossed thousands of tracks and they favorable."
rfar-fluni flames o f Andsbad look so harmless it seems almost incredible that they
He fears the United States would political party to file quarterly principles more favorable to busi
reports
be so dangerous.
1 * could not come to the aid of England, 11;1
flowers to sea,
";;:" Iof Ttheir expenditures. Ac ness than democratic policies. It
cording
reports now on is generally understood t.hnt the
j
...
,
ni
war.
“
unless
Oreut
Britain
were
S
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r
. i to
^ tthe
^,c. rcP°fta
1 .w £ 0lnl f a , , l r er flower
Then
file..........
for the......
quarter
ending Septem Republican party stands for sound
A train m
day..Wlthout nny warning an automobile |,,l(|, invndwi by a black army."
...
a
Aow *r* that be,
ber 10, the Republican nntionai money and sound business. Tim
Uun the lights o f love Jiv?f
is • tht; Cr°.HH,nK- hi variably the nutomobilr i ,»«* He|»l«n.a what he calls luck committee spent |100,000 and the
j a r ceol ayes to me.
rim u y‘ , ■ ,s1sl,n)riHing into tvhat hop«.|o«.s jimk a fine'|’f ,A»>«>;,can friendship for Eng- Democratic committee spent $7, appeals to the man of business.
And on the whole, it must be ad
Cadlllnc or Lincoln can bt! turned by an nnrnthiii.r
,0 "hou,,J remomber that 207.
mitted that for the past 60 years
White was Andabad,
And usually several aro killed ..r I'utJly ,n a ..X “
!nr,u‘V'.."“t
« » Ualicl.KUte. in- The reports show that tho prin
i vented the rxpression, ‘ Unde Shy- cipal part of this money was spent the Republican party has fath
* T Iered tho rr/ist sound legislatiov
lock."
im •* *^th a bleeding sword
in the senatorial primaries. O-on- This fact enables dishonest leaders
ni C“ rudinf a ? " U l'“tic" “ ".piled hy the Atlaulic Coast l.ine
|y|roa about my head,
As
for
the
"black
army,"
this
s i found my lonely flower Railroad 2,206 persons were killed and 0,G,r>i» injured at rail country cannot guess where it sid.-ring thiB expenditure on the in the party now nnd then to com
part of the Ropuidicnns in connec
road crossings in 1925. Thero^are, R seems, 242,807 highthe quiet dead.
would come from, or why the tion with tho exposures o f other bine with big business nnd hy
propaganda pull the wool
about Iwon- United States ithould ho excited expenditures not made through tho clever
h* world at Andabad,
over the eyes o f the rank nnd file
about
it.
regular committee, there is color t o f tho party and put legislation
Obviously the
■•r moth eyes shine:
A few flying machines would to the frequent chargo that sena- over that is in the interests of n
me
precaution
i
bi.Ut •.EJM I plucked is taken.
take rare of any
...
army, black, tonhlps aro a matter o f purchase favorod few and ngninst the in
Such large nmounts o f monoy terests of tho rtinsscs. A fow such
white, yellow or red.
wa* but • grape I crushed
cannot ho honestly used. A t least performances bring defeat to the
P
raSdlv as 2 f f u ru ll" l“ lin’ hiKhw,,V vrossinps as
wine.
—From
aS5 wUia- p0?’ lble but tbe expanse runs into the billions
GERM AN A IR P L A N E S hnvc honest elections In a land whore party and then there is an adjust
X .’s Weekly.
ana will require many years 1T Complete th,
1 ""
the People arc supposed to rule ment among more honetft nnd ra
task, [n the flown to China and hack safely. I should
not require such huge ex- tional line,I^antlme It is mainly up
’
The
French
are
awaiting
the
re
le automobile driver to be
psndiburoH.
individuals or
The dominant party is apt to
The Atlantic doaat L4i ie Has brought out ten com- sult of a nonstop flight from Vic , corporations When
give large sums to- grow arrogant nnd defiant. Texas
—
.
mfu
If
i v i
toria Nyaura, in Africa, to Paris.
Iwarii the election o f a senntor or and I’onnsyjvrinia give us a pie.,
It
would
establish
a
world’s
rer
**y "
«
i a congressman, most naturally ture of tho evils o f one pnrty dom
^ 4
^
t i V,
M M that h u no soft spot.
|they have interests so affected that ination. A Itcpuhlicun landslide in
Thou shalt learn to recognige railroad crossings
they hopo to Ket buck those dona- _ Texns would he liko a dose o f cas
JUDGE
LAN
D
IS
maps
out
ilateH
k . ° L ^ n*Jj«hbora' children
and approach them with ext rente care.
lions
with good interest hy the leg tor oil to the state. And a Demo
>L»jM ttle full o f giuo. Probfor (he great baseball champion
islation which will he pnssed hy cratic victory in Pennsylvania this
ship
games.
Thou
shalt
look
both
ways
ar.d
listen
fo.
u WM ^aD1- but ho
trains,
And Mrs. Aimcc Semple Mc- a congress whcLse members nc- fall would reduce tho over-sixod
«4 S
. *ny trouble
Thou
shalt
bo
doubly
alert
jf
there
are
two or
I
herson
will, her money appears qiiiro their seats in this mnnncr gall of the Republican organization
* .■•^flw tdietB nyw ay.
more tracks.
it must not he supposed that and relieve *X ‘ stutc o f Vi/yism
i before the preliminary judge in
" t o r t C i t y ni . facing a short
' Los Angeles. Soon the question, the Democrats would not spopd nnd Mellonism und put the state
rrIi?nU^ hthat
.aJt ,“!they
r ay"days
, " " <’ may
lt0" d be long mM,n
» l the
railrou.l
ing water.
Florida
' n ‘ L "be
<»r was she kidnap- more money if they had it. Dem into cleaner republican hands.
crossings
land
ocratic politicians arc no moro hqn- Monoy spent in cleaning out the
icanM la not the only
I'ed, will lie nnswered.
be e/*Jpy|Bent of thy car continuous.
‘n L .1 .
ftj-'Publicnn politicians. roughneck politicians is well spent |
h*« trouble with a waI optical methods aro tho same in Thnt spent in perpetuating them
‘V»i ,
IN
OKLAHOM
A
they
complain
brake lining1 ^
tHy brakt‘S gir,,ed with effective
But tho Ropubliean in power Ih detrimental to party
that murderers are not convicted nil parties.
party
la
ablo
to command more interests as well as our national
because dead bodies cannot talk
Thnn S o li n05 y 11 thj P^senrers within thy car.
The murderer is there to toll how monoy than tho Democratic party life.
ahead
h^ t ,lot dtiPend uP°n the driver of the car
many children he hus, how oxcitcd
nnd irresponsible he was when he
r/W causing many deaths.
Thou shalt not try to “ beat the train.”
did the killing. The corpse ia HiBARTOW RECORD
7.) ., - ------- . lent.
fX £ e “
A j - j s a r ?r v * *
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OF OTHER baptist CRVcrrerffir
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ftUi Z ^ l rJ ± ° I “ ? * h0l* wi!! «Pend the extra day of ground.
k le la .
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b . l l '> P h ? & L **u,0*to" and Mm.
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5{j%25 cord
2%4,95 cord
;<ord
cord
* * p . * * h » h * l e v e r y - medaoa, Filipinos am C hrU tiansv]
^®t>or two and a half or three dollars. Vour sympathy should be with ths
_,s
t? turn out, just
rhether.'Aineriea and Atnericann are ready to receive a/
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toyoit S
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•ipWloe1team, 8 to 8,
' •fternoon to win the
srtt
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team to
ne muouauioie circui
logem Hornsby, and
_
tm S t Louie Cardinals, and Home,
Run K in * lw 1922, and Babe Ruth,
Sultan o f the Swat for all tlnie,
will draw the attention of fandom
in the worlds series.
'
.B a b e's 12 year record includes
flee years inr which he wafted more
than 40 Homers from American
league pitchers In the course o f the
season, and contains two years,
1920 and 1921 whan he hit 64 and
891
. Hornsby's best year was In
1922 when he took,the crown from
Ruth with 42 circuit drives. <
The Cardinal leader haa avera n d 18.6 home runs, a year for
his ten years o f recorded play.
Babe haa hit 29.76 homers a sea
son o f 12 years, the first five of
-v .v & m w
•pent with Boston i
_____ ,.„.th the Yankee*. Hori _
. had .played
. . continually with St.
Lottie,
The rtfcords:
HORNSBY
YEAR
‘
RUTH
1
Not In
Major*.
1916
1916
*5
'■ * 8
1916
.N o
'
1918
record.
8
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1926
1926
,
366
Totals
186
Wf fcg- CARDINALS HAVE LOCAL GMDDERS
MORE STRENGTH PLAY L0NGW00D
BEHIND THE PANiPRACTICE GAME
kite were for
,.
by*-..and Allen
vtrlck. Buckner of the
Jao hit' a home run.
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Bob O'Farrell Moat Valuable Former Sanford Stars to Be
Flayer' on Club, Manager
Seen In IJne-up of Bears;
.
2 0 0
High
School Tear! Enjoys
Hornsby
Thinks,
and
Has
Mil C 11..... .*..0 1 ,»8- 9 l 0
Edge
on
Severld
and
Collins
Good
Workout
on Tuesday
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r jnnlngs:
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leach -000 000 210-$
Two base hits, Mor■e bit, B.
Buckner,
>0, Blair |
Allen to
to RawBuckntr.
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on to. Blair; "truck
n 7; W illiams 4; bane
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t It. him, o ff Williams 6 with
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i 1 inning; left on
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' By BUI DuBoae
Soccer football la a new .game
In Sanford High School making Its
debut this year and the first prac
tice was held Monday afternoon
at the local athletic field ..
Quite a few candidates war* ottt
for the first two practices Mon
day1 and Tuesday but many more
are expected to report before the
season is fa r gone. Soccer la an
o)d English game and haa never
been played to any extent before
this year In Florida. The last
few years have seen the growing
popularity of the game in the Uni
ted States and It has grown con
siderably in the last few years
Several schools in the state began
playing the game last year arid in
the schedule for this district, which
it made out by a committee ap
pointed by tho State Athletic Com
mission, Sanford Ihas been include*
and eight games arranged.
Allan Entz, o f the high school
faculty, has been placed Tn charge
of the team and no has acquired
the help of two soccer experts, T.
W. Jones and Joseph Graham have
volunteered their services to the
team. Goat posts have been put up
ami a field laid off.
The first game of tho season is
scheduled to be played in Leesburg
Friday.
Tht-ro nre a great many ; f >ple
in Sanford who nre lovers of this
game nnd they will bo eapetially
glad to hear of the games which
being played here this season. Soc
cer if) an extremely fnst game and
requires a great deal of skill nnd
stamina to piny.
It is believed
that before the season ih over Han
ford will have many new devotees
to the game.
N E W YORK, Sept. 29.— (A*)—
By Bill DuBoae
.It Kogcra Hornsby known his
The Sanford High School foot, K1„. u
j MO L_ ball squad held its final workout
i.ards, and lit- thinks ho doeH, o j uoa(jay jfternoon for the practice
ban an nee oq hi« first string catch- gulll0 w iti tho Longwood Bears at
er, Bob O’ Farrell.
The .former 4 o'clock thiH afternoon on the
Cub is credited by hin manager Municipal Athletic Field.
Tho
With boiiig the moht valuable play- Hears include former stura o f Die
er on the club and this flattering Sanford High School team,
opinion is «hnred hy many other
This will be the lust real try
wise baseball men.
put before the game with I.eesAlthough Hunk Severied carries Inrg Saturday mid the team will
cast and valuable experience with sh»w them just whnt strength it
him behind the bat for tho Yan- htw. tjulte u crowd is expected to
kees, and Pat Collins is a duQger- attend this game for tho high
ous long distance hitter, the close sciool is very much interested in
Observers give O'Farrell a decided its football team and everyone is
edge over either o f Huggins’ re- ucxious to see them as they will
ceivers.
apiear for tho opening game.
M AY TOUR C A N AD A
O'Farrell barring injury will
4o announcement has been made
BOULOGNE, France, Sent. 29.
catch every game for the Nntion- u4 yet •*
w^°
. (/P)— Georges Michel, the French
ala. The work of, back stopping gttneand it is supposed that Coach baker, who recently swam the
fo r N e w York pr^inbly will be dl- Wielehel will use most o f the boys English Channel in the record time
vlded between Severcid and Col- W ore
the
game
is
ended. of 11 hours and five minutes, is
11ns,, ErneBt'-'Vlck jready to sub- WUU a
practice game with said to have accepted
through
Stituie for O'Farrell If necessary, »>f *Bgreguilon that ha« not Georges Guillnt, his manager, n
dltho9Ugh- holding a post graduate Jprictlccd t#.gether hardly at all culiled offer from Montreal for a
k &■ * • 'football,' player,
pU y«r, still JnevepliuloHs will doubtlesa be a 20-week muscnl hall exhibition
Jveryhard game for there are sev lour at $600 a week.
nittjpf league apprenl
irentiee.
O'Fnrrell and Collins have the eral Mpleodld football men in the
FRISCO RAISES $21,001)
same batting average, .292, if the llneih. Hhrber and Kntsmingcr
NAN FRANCISCO, Sept 29.
unofficial averages urc to be be starl o f lust years high school
lieved. The hume source credits tuutswill doubtless piuy while Cot- UP)— The Kan Francisco hoard of
each rival catcher with seven home tingnm, another of lust year’s supervisors yesterday upproprintruns. O'Farrell,
however, hus men s expected to be in tho lineup ed $24,000 toward, tho Rod Cross
Florida relief fund.
,
played In 146 games whllo Collins also.
Tasdny’s practice was almost
iias appeared in 101.
=t
entHly Hpent in signal work and
in prfcction o f the areial game.
Forvird passes flew all over the
field and f<ir everyone that was
throm there was a racing back
or ed on hand to catch it and continuion down tiyj field. Soverul
of tt> boys seem to have glue on
thelEfingertlps fo f many times it
seenid that the only part of tho
Peter E. Rhenrn
Py. -* -------- •
ihand that could get to the bail
League . Champions to Flay .was ,he runner’s fingers nnd still Announceu the removal of his
Old Timers on Local Lot; whet the ball was nit It gener jewelry store from 114 1-2 N.
ally ituck and there was far less Park Ave., to 3117 West Fir$t
Municipal Band Has Been fumling
than on any preceding Street.
Secured for the Occasion day.
Ltifer, who has been absent
The Celerymen returned home froq practice for the last two or
early this morning from West
day* with a sprained wriat
Palm Beach to prepare today for waaibient again Tuesday, a« was
tho benefit game Thursday after HanelV. Both of theso boys are
Not A Single I.non
noon between themselves and u exptted to be in uniform again
In IN Venn
team composed o f piayerB who oc for he game Wednesday. MoughSANFORD BU ILDING AND
cupied the limelight In the State tonjrho started the season as a
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Leaguer and other leagues a few T ,
C8nd,d»te has been shiftyears ago.
|
■.L a*” 6 ^no * n(^
showing up
Practically all details fo r the welht one o f the guard positions.
game, and for the field events His Presence on the line has conwhich are to precede It, are coai- sldetbly strengthened it and he
O b Fi t i f h i i l l Ih m w N
plot
lote. Announcement was mode is elected to develop into a splen
-M »f C I A | I S 1
last night that the Municipal Band did prward.
directed by Joe Reizonsteln, would
Sjds who has been one of the
Me/". (• /Hood m of S/un
pl*y on the downtown streets in leadig candidates for center is
the early afternoon and would en impiving fast and bin passes
D is r u p t 's
liven affairs ut tho field with mu are jetting more accurate every
sic throughout the rest of the day S.n/ A e8r* YaIIC0?' Stoinlff, and
The field events ure expected to hdefield aro playing thoir same
start promptly at 3 o’clock and conatont game and if they keep L T r e r sad Kidnty
will probably
until a few up I the present rate will doubt- T '-o n b la .. CaUrrh,
fy continue
ci
minutes before time to call the lcssm choson on the first eleven. Aithnw, Hay Pever,
Moyo,
Nordgron
and DIm u t * of Woman
baseball game. The game Is to be Wa^-s,
an d Chroole a n d
Nee
are
improving
and
will
play
played under loagua nflea, and
Complicated PfattMi
of Mtn.
gootfootball
before
tho
season
Is
from the players being selected to
NOTICE—
represent the old timers, It Isn’t ovefif they continue to improve 8PKC1AL
u onqiumtl o n ■ b I a
as
toy
havo
in
tho
last'few
days
going to be u wulkawsy for the
•kill. tarnMt «<Torta,
fldtlltr to obliaatlona
Champions.
and an nubliahad ___ _
Cantwell and Wilson may be Batle Creek Players
swltohed to the old-Umers; i f they
n ^ S . nppaaJ to your Intal _
Till Not Eat-M eat •ratten
do go over, their toam mates of
In th« sateetten of e
i
-------treat ipu, com, to u , ig, u
the past season will have an op
m
y
advanetd
»i;Um of treat nmtr
portunity. to but against some ri-ul
B TTLE CREEK, Mich., Sept. U univermll, endonwd.
No Ini. uraWe
pitching.
Mi
Bill Moyers and Leo 20—P)— Twenty two players o f
xf. no maU ardor traatawni
s e n t___
no '! # • Pramteia ntada
Crowe aro to play oa the old tiin the 3attU Creek College Blbotuwiaalbla
gnnrantara
gin
era’ club In addit
addition to a bunch b a ll^ n j Will undertake to carry
wbal I da — I da what M B S
o f local players with whom the en out strsn.uoiiB schedule o f the
w raaaooablg tsnsa
V» eonTen
gridon sport without meat in
tire city is fanaUlar.
thejtdfdly
d
iet
Withrow, Myers and WilUahns
srvey Kellogg, famoue dieturn in the box
*■ W; confirmed non-meat
mater
:*nd ,«f8,P«nional chart*. p|
base
m’el tralqlr^
‘
^
ado goodi
Pbers, jmonovi
D )l h r f ( III N '
’ ( 'W N
from tho mouf'l.
driva any
Jftonhsrsfcj word$,f
Tickets
the afternoon’s .or rnplay occurs, while amo>
.’ ' • M A I i I
events a rt
at the Sanford ,ln onut o f training and ttny <
J
A
(
h,
»N VI ’ /
| i a
Drug Cam
oa's Smokehouse strour th m milk la taboo,
and And«rs offer
•nd . f t "
stfua
*9 that a lorfco
.town fans
numbs:
i
oomi
*»m e and
that
la aro kxinda wljbii
first b||)
nothing had
Tommy 4rould have been even tfted^biili thatjk'atntameh:
At W0t
more crtuhlttg." Ttanney said yes-,
ten].,.- f “ ..‘.np"
i.
,
,
ly-Beven
Gainesville
In the West
. Sept. 29.
hopad would
ricane moved
Twenty-seven
jrida footUni
MTitf n t™ m
fo r their
syers
Inter-spct___ contest in the
— e *t-uThey w ill engage the
'o r Chicago on Stage
Saturday. '■
froik landing the season's
nal Invasion, fo r south'aretwe elevens, the Oatora
to prove thair strength in
ly'a game. While they deaoutnern College 16 to 0
. t Saturday, the weather
Sir,, from favorable for the
'■'1
,lwaya an -unknown quantity bel ■Initial nonferenoe games
games, the
can be expected to carry a
the Staggmen.
although under
founded out the
ged edges of
season have
determined
re were
Werie no injuries of
cot
luence.
(n Hhe
with
nee h.
— contest
and aside tf rqm sore
nor muaana
trim.
be the
___ ___ m ajor enu*
later season. The
rill find MisVarsity -Invading the
rcer will Be mot
Ind. A fter that
orgta andClemference contend
erkey Day tilt
•'SS m
ssssm
^ o
Friday
MfJ:
M
fo r th e
beenan■terhotadt,
tackles;
»rda; Capfalker Quarf/ h*W-
S
Bnak of Orange a t w
to Martha W. StlTwell, 1o2 l 4. 18, 14 16 16 block 79; U
ThtpUaMw light graycolor.
of cquertU. pavenunt will
Jmi UP your \
"l
W h y N ew
Concrete Street*
b s PunUk Springs—w «*t )
ids Association of Chamtoh
Commsrco organised heT%.
|ldly on new $300,000 Ran K
Good pastry is quick
to make when you
shorten it with Snow
drift. Snowdrift is al
ways creamy, so it's
easy to mix with the
Hour.
Q U I C K
This is part of the D ixie H igh
way. In addition to local traffic,
it carries all the through traffic o f
die East Coast. It is the only type
o f paving between M iam i and
Jacksonville that has stood this
traffic w ithou t goiU g.to pieces,
Lift Off-No Pal
A n d the maintenance on this
street, still in excellent condition,
has been merely nominal.
Is it surprisincf, then, that N e w
Smyrna recently let contracts for
154|OOOsquareyards of additional
concrete pavement?
P A S T R Y
i Cupful Flour
Cupful Snowdrift
yi Ttatpoonful Baking Pewdor
y j Ttatpoonful Salt
3 Tahlttpoonfith Boiling Wattr
Many other Florida cities are
w isely profiting from the experience o f N e w Smyrna.
Sift together the dry ingre
dients and cut in the Snow
drift with a knife, keeping
the mixture flaky. T hen ada
the boiling water and cool
the pastly W o r e rolling.
Doesn't hurt one bit! Dro;
little “ Freezone” on an tch
corn, Instantly that corn it
hurting, then shortly you lift
right o ff with your fingers.
Your druggist sells a tiny bql
of "F reeion e" for a few cents* r®
flelenfe to remove every hard co
soft corn, or corn between the 1
and the foot calluses, without t
ness or Irritation.
AU of Dm foett oft (fc oor
fru fcooMot on "Conorats
Stroota." A A for yotrtoff.
P O R T L A N D C E M E N T A S S O C IA T I O N
1010 Grabs* B lu in g
JACKSpfSVTLLJL FLA.
Snowdrift
A Notional Organisation to
I mgrova aid Extand tho Utai o f Conerata
ovpicas
in
■•SB*. Pur 1H Years
B »»r Hranine Stranerr
SANFO RD BUILDING AND l
LO AN ASSOCIATION
s i etn a s
a]
SANFORD GROVE
NOTICE
“ Amid Majcsth Pines”
N ,<
Substantial
T h e rapid
and
substantial
residential developm ent in
th e
southeast
section
San ford has caused
eyes to b e
direction.
of
m an y
ttjrned in that
P lan s are unaeer w a y n o w
for m an y additi
tional h om es
^ a sw a e a r
in that section
T o geth er
w ith this d e v ^lopment an d
the plans fo r P re s s City,
San ford G ro v
5 ^-
p re -e
-V
in the
sch em #of
•
1
stands out
'
*-4
things substan-
a
*.
•Y
V-
- P i
(V I »
~ <
tie has no
l»ve several
Mtown who
■i t-
, ttc.;
>'w
if,
»lf hallBBBip *£7miw
L contrlbL
1 1
« i n
4v s
r--t
:F f ;
i'
Vi* W W s *
■
■ti ■ t v
; •
rK. ‘4
future
s.
' »»
isafi
lot 21 block 86;
Undo.
A b o u t ten y e a r* ago N e w
Smyrna, Florida, laid its first con
crete street pavement.
'
REMOVAL
:TtH&
•rranty Dw4i
B .'F. Dowdney tq
°- M !
ilia not seel _
conquer at the mtt
itf Is
g himself in readi
S H I to I
ng opponent select•Rickard. He looks with
lictaunfs plan to have a
••riea
elimination contests
amon* the heavyweights during
the winter, paving the way too a
championship battle in the sum
mer
Jack Dampaey can have a return
bout "any time ha saya the word,"
But Tunney does not regard Tom
my Gibbons as a likely opponant
Gibbons wants another bout with
tlftra
►KSDEPART CELERYMEN ARE
WITH BACK HOME FOR
TEAM GAME. THURSDAY
111 R e c o r d !
Ws .r*(;9W..'U‘
Ti
■ .r
Q*ne
Many Candidate
For Initial Pract
. Municipal Fltld
AWCoachea
Joiiea,
■
Asked if he would retire from.be*.
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,nd collector M at
fop p ay*# «t»,
-
I~ tt n
* of average length
r* lino.
'
charge o f'
liiing le i
„ is mod|
| will bo
i Incor
for m
,
i toe office should be
JUtely la c u e o f
«;•
',* / " ■
IPVKRTI8BR8
aid
repreaenUtlre
familiar with rates,
^ classification will
r<omplet» information,
wish, they will
In wording your
make It rngte ef-.
r* *
TANT N O TIC E
rg should giVe their
postoffii-a address at
‘ >ir phone number if
resulta. About one
of a thousand h u
ne and the others
smuniente with you
know your address,
atinuance M U ST be
son at The Sanford
or by letter, Tele*
oaUnuancei are not
- Prompt - Efficient
F*rvico
and Found.
^ Apartment.
FOR RENT.—Unfurnished
S
3,f8BJW*S?I
5.ni,brr
t print
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving, 64-l<:fed,
Embossing.
Sep us firs t
Plants, Fertilizer.
Motor
thr
dies' leather handbag
bg change purse, A, C.
.uses, knife, pass book,
address inside. Inquire
|ve.
CHRYSLER
r . n
1st Ski
iotor
iv y
Company.
FOR 8ALE.— I-«rue potted ferns. STORE ROOM for rent, suitable
for mehcantile business. 116
dliLJIqUy Ave.
Magnolia Ave. Apply W. W. Pot AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—I f you
" want to sell your used cars, ad
hOR SALE.— Easter lily bulbs. ter, Phone 831-J,
vertise daily on the classified page
Phone '178-J.
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
77— Houses fo r Rent.
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
USED CAR EXCHANGE
over old roofs. Leaks repaired, Et> 15— Specials at the Stores.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
I
OR
RENT.—Two
new
four
room
t{mates free. Satisfaction guaran
I I! >
■JWK *
--------------- --- ----Q. W. W ANSLEY, Manager
houses. Inquire 608 W. Hughey
teed. Oak Ave. A 3rd St. Phone 111.
St.*
%
“ d a t -f a N ”
|> i‘
CADILLAC—O AKLAND
CLARENCE SMITH
An electric fan mat is:
— PONTIAC—
I FOR RENT.—5 room furnished
General Contractor
Sanford Cadillac Company
I modern house, Flora Heights,
600 W est First Street
Phone 121
$45 per month.
Also furnished 117 E. 2nd St.
at Phone 441
Quiet Running
! apartment. 311(1 French Ave.
DODGE
JAM ES ir. COW AN— All kinds of
Durable
[FOR RENT.— Attractively furnish Pleasure cars and Gruham Trucks
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Phono 3
ed Bungalow. 6 rooms, sleeping Elm and 13th St. .
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
I ow Priced
j |torch and garage.
1010 Laurel
Avenue and Third Street
Tele
SEMINOLE HUUSOiVESSEX
; Ave. I’hono 411 -J.
phone 111.
INC.
203 Oak Ave.
FOR
RENT.—Two
small
country
Ask
to
sec
them
ut
HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
Phono 41
residences. One located on Cel
Radiator and sheet metal works.
ery
Ave.,
near
river;
the
other
on
T H E HALL HARDWARE
Plriln and ornnmental sheet metal
Geneva at Reck Hammock. Price KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
■work.’ Tel. 710-W .' 307 French
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
i
$20.00.
F. F. Dutton & Co.
Avenue. *
U. S. L Batteries.
66— Wonted— to Huy.
Distributors Chandler
78— Offices and Desk Room
P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
Commercial Avenue
A. B. Riggs, 004 Iamrel Ave.
F L O R ID A -O R L a NDO— Orlando ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
PHONE 303
BE SURE and see the new custom
MOming Sentinel; largest classi
stores or offices at Park Ave.,
Furniture RcfiniKhed
bailt Studebakcrs
fied business, rate lc a word, min and Commercial Street.
W. M.
SAN JUAN GARAGE
imum 24c epah with order.
i Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
25— Florists.
SANFORD HUICK CO.
OFFICE FOR KENT— In Meisch
212 Magnolia Ave.
“ STE W AR T THE FLORIST"
WANTED TO BUY
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A
Phono 367
Flowers for all occasion!.
C LE M l COTTON RAGS
Sens. Magnolia and 2nd.
McLANDER ARCADE
AT HERALD OFFICE
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
— -----1 —
----—
Phone 781.
,80A— Real E^dte Directory
Edward Higgins, Irie,
19— Building Contractors.
EUGENE PERM ANENT
for $10.00, Marinello She
Basket. 2nd and Magnolia.
S'. J. NIX
Attorney and Counselor at Law
300 East First Street.
ROOMS, with or without meals.
RetiHOiiaiflc rates. Lincoln Hotel.
ROOM nThl Hoard.
St.
305 E.
3rd
68— {looms Without Hoard
MIGGINK-SMITH-WIGHT, INC
Real Estate and
INSURANCE BROKERS
dress tirJ wt
to R. W. Mdrrte,
dr«s*
r whi
dress >or
whersabo
to N. C. Morris, wit
dress or
Mrs,
■
NASH
SALE.- -Palms and hibiscus ^?iat i®1, R1, Apply Ai P0 Con.
J$* Phon,e « 7-W. R. R. Avenue- I OR
nelly & Sons.
Loads the world in motor car value.
plants. 600 W. 1st St.
Commercial Street.-*^ - .
--I SMITH MOTORS CO
27— Professional Services.
v
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
"TH E LOT KING "
300 First National Bank Bldg,
Dealers
SELL GOOD USED CARS
mi !
THRASHER & GARNER
'»t* 1025— Dodge Coupe
Real Estate and Fire Insurance)
, 1024— Dodgo Special A Sedan
112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford
1023— Dodge Coupo
1023— Dodge Touring
1023— Dodge Panel Truck
SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys
1020— Graham 1 1-2 To Truck
in Real Estate, 23C Meisch Build
ing.
H ILLE R O. PHILIPS, Inc.
10
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IT'LL. B E J U ^ T A S
HARO "TO F IN D IX A 5 T O
R E A D IT '-
which this show has followed
•ince its organisation 40 rears ago.
Sparks Circus will exhibit hen
next Monday.
N oncr
to
in jail If he cannot
. cajr.axa
ghti giving to al) the opits rights,
portunity of
partlclpatln "n
d participating
in the
Z
pleasure of circus day. l._
He knows
that ths public is tew wise to be
lieve that the show which docs not
parade is giving a better perform
ance because of it.
The parade, the public has alwtys held, is a very good tndleatlai of what may be expected of tho
nhsw itself, and Spraks Circus this
season, as always, makes its street
diny]ay, knowing that the iinprcssioi it creates will be fully Justified
by the high class performance
under the big tents.
iM h S r k
-4
f
an
Elton J. Mo
'ni$4f i
-- -
7%r. ,-7TlTK
First National Bank
Sanford,
IBISSTUFF
KILLSANTS
l.lquld pretiiirnttrin you imur out
In reeeiitaeles and place about the
house, wlii’ievrr ANTH an. found
In less than a iv,-el. Ih-r m, none,
-oxlhi ruinated. Hold on absolute
moncy-lun k gmirAnlee. TwufVeotineo bottle for Tf.c. postpaid. If
It falls, wo refund your tnuney.
Hem! coins or money order. FRANK
LIN tv COX l HoUnbln Druggists).
Atlanta, Cu.
—Adv
CASH LUMBER CO.
w
S e lls R e a l
E sta te
,^-v
•V"'*
LUMBER YARD
A Complete Line of
Medicine Cabinet*
Cypres* and Pine
Nothing Indefinite
Framing
Shea thing
Siding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish
Moulding*
Lath
Brick
Lime
Plaster
White Rock Plaster Board
Nalls
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Doors
...
Windows
Murphy Ironing Boards
Made to Order
Frames and Screens
—about the 12-24-30 Policy of sell- v
iig real estate— quite the contrary—*' 1
its as positive as the meshing of cog ;||
wieels— just a trading proposition—
, V
,
''
You give us an exclusive listing—
w t sell your property.
Nothing indefinite about that is v 1
th<re.
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The Price la Right
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W. S. PRICE, Mgr.
710 W. First 81., Phone 472-W
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m&t
Charles Sparks, at the head of assessed.
tide hlg debus, now one oi the
^
wortd'e hugest, realises that the
public expects the parade, and
views the street displays os one of
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address.
hand, *hose- residence,
- ________ _______
_.
Ja
# ? *{& & • nntfM—
fr q
WeitsUr, h*r husband, whoa* <realderfci,. address or whereabouts Is
unknown; II. B, Ooodllng, whose
residence, addresser whereabouts Is
unknown: W, C. Jones, whose resi
dence, address or whsreabouts Is
unknown: Mary B. Hamucl and
----- r ■
Samuel, her hualiMiul. whose reeldcnce, address or
whereabouts Is unknown:
It Is ordered that you and each
of you appear to the Sworn Bill
of t omplnlnt heroin filed on or be
fore the 1st day of November. A.
D. m s. the Maine being a Bute Day
of this Honorable Court,
It ta’ furtber ordered that thin no
tice be published In the Hanford
Herald, a newspaper published In
Sanford. Seminole County. Florida,
once a week for four consecutive
weeke. .
Wltnlae the hand nrut seal of V.
B. DouuIbms. Clerk of tho Circuit
Court of Heinlnole County at the
Court lloiiMe tills 2Sth day of Sep
tember, A. D. Intti.
(Official SUM,)
v k . Dorrii.AHs.
Clerk ut the
Olroult Court.
By A. M. WcekM,
Ocnuty Clerk
MAtH’ IIlK & VOOimtS,
Attorney a for CotnplalnantH.
»*'|U. 2!>. Oct d-n ta.
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idence, sd. unknown]
residence, sd*
\ft ■j 1r , s ,tj-.
Is unknown;
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.ks
P*Tk*
Om>*
is
the
largest
In
.
une
bog o o __
SOSltfence. ndS ?.,wor!?
• ‘ t r ^ t parade.
by * • »a
By GEORGE McMANUfl
a-— *
,
,
IN THU roURT OF THR rO l'li.
t y Jtmnn, sk m ix o m c c o u n t y ,
STATE OF KLOHfllA.
Hn: Kstnio of Jeff Haywood,
Deceased.
TO Al.Ii CHEDITong. LEOATEK3,
DIBTIllDUTKItS, AND AU. PER*
SONH HAVINO OLA 1MB OR DE
MANDS AOAINHT SAID ESTATE.
You mid each of you are hereby
notified to iireenil any elalms or
demands wlileh you or either of you
may Imvo iiksIiihI the eslaio of Jeff
Haywood, Pet-eiiaed. laic of Homlliole County. Florida, to the Honoraide Jus t! Bharon. Judao of the
County Court of Heml.iole Couniy,
Florida, at tils office til Min Court
House ut Hanford. Hemlmdo County.
Florida, within twelve nionlhs of
I Coirtnereinl & I’almetto, Plume 331 the
date hereof.
Dated August Itli. A. D. t'i2A.
ilKORlir, H, 11EH KIND,
Admlnlslriitnr of tho Eslnto of
Jeff Haywood, f)eeeused.
DODGE BROTHERS
LARGE comfortable nicely furn
Hee St a Hons —- ReBLUE BIRD BEAU TY SHOP,
ished front bed room to one por
"W o specialize in permanent wav tion, $6, two $7. 618 Oak Ave.
#2.
ing". 200 Noi£h Park Ave.
I
FOR RENT.— Furnished sleeping
DEI, TRIM CO.
CHIROPRACTIC. — Will renew
room, close to bath for one or
the car, not tho owner." your health and keep you fit. lu- lwo gentlemen. 813 Magolin Ave.
817 for estimates.
vestigato.
Plume 482-J for up- f------ ---------------- — ■------- -----W. RADFORD
pointment. Dr. W. E. MaeDougull, IFOR RENT.—2 bedrooms, adjoin
ihg bath, reasonable, garage. 618 McCALL A FOX, lteul estate in
1st Nat. Hank Hldg.
vestments. Best buys aro among
10m Ave. and L'lth Street.
Elm. Phone 321 W.
1our listings. Phone 746.
32—
Help
Wunted—
Female
KS
Y.LJ.CANIZlNfi
M L K L Y furnished room, hot wa
PHONE 3
MSLY.SS & WELSH
ter. rent reasonable. Apply 1108
W H ITE girl wishes part time work
81— IlouneH For Sale
:e that makes friends"
as cook or housekeeper. \V. IL M. Mvrtle Ave.
Caro Herald.
FOR R E N T - ■Two bed rooms, one
front room with twin beds, suit THREE bedroom house furnished, 'J1— Legal Notices.
3
a—
H*tlp
Wantcu—
Male
double garage. Close in. Price
EACH COUNTY — The
able for 2 gentlemen. One room
30,006.
Owner leaving Friday,
M lllIH VO ( ‘OXTil A CTO IIS,
if. stupendous develop
enn he used for light housekeen
Pirnne 735 or 78 I J
SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT
PIIOSPKITIVK IIMI.lIKItS
ed '■bout it In the Palm
|ing, hot and cold water, next to
BUREAU
ASil) OW>KHS.
It. ‘ ’amplu copy sent on
bath. Applv 815 Park Ave.
|
204 North Park Ave,
____ _
_____________________
HOME AND INVESTM ENT
I
II^ARGFJ comfortable room, with I ----------Bungalow,
five *rooms,- double I ■i ,0
I ,,N«
r-*
■ ----------♦ l icm
ve ■
iiv
•I7M
■ Ml
111
of ('mimotcm
i III
now
iKlquurtora at
37— Situation Wanted Male.
itrage with furnished apartmqnt, t i"iv«< l*brm»«m it llcwfq
porrinmid 2 Ixnls, adjoining Imtb! garage
min
Hldif..
iness Service Offered
M;''1
Arcrpontor or
room. New house, nice neighbor lie•tua 11y rented for $130 per:
until Price $0500.
*0500. Bart
Hart Nason,
Nason J I'lirpentjrM
, ll|.pPM, . rH rail
(.„ h at
Ht (hit
i
Itui aliovo
nilA N experienced and competent hood. Instantaneous hot water all month.
reSM nrj l’hioic N’u. 471-H fur quick
grocery man, manager or head timtp. Moderate. Apply E. I l l 8th 507 1st Nnt'l Hunk Hldg. Phone 2411. O
iintl
cffLiPiit
Murrlcc.
DRUG S T O R E — Pre- clerk, desires work. Phone 857-J. St. pfkr Magnolia.
IIC
HM Agent.
I. I*. ifm'STDN, filialm
oj
ns, Drugs, Soda, Wo are
THREE GOOD HOMES
ou as your phono.
39— Investments, Stocks,
FOX RENT.— Furnished room to
FOR SALE
Call 103
I.> riltl l lT cot IIT. NKYH.XTII
gentleman. Apply Singer Sewing
On very liberal terms
Ji in e a i . r iiic ifir o f f p o ii Phono 735 or 784-J.
IIIA, IN A ll! FOIt AKMISOLB
Machine Co.
INVESTORS
(Stove & Furniture Co.
r n n iiv , i\ i i i a .m k i i y .
Seruggs-Seogglns Realty Co",
We have $25,000 invested in a
h im . Foit si’ K .n ric
II E. First Street Masonic Templo Iildg.
project which will net handsome re 69— Rooms for Housekeeping
f PHHFOHMA M’K
fe carry a full lino
(i R. HoivKItM Ii.nl ]■:. T IIAIKK8.
turns after a similiar amount is
It are right. Cash or invested. We are willing to con- - - 4 ¥ ------- -- --------- - - - - ComtliilrninlH..
T W r Airnishetl bedrooms for light NICE cottage in Buena Vista with
AVHIfe want your business.
tin in? the project or nell our holrihisisckeeping. 1106 W. First. St.
,1 W Tift IMPS! iV. Cl tv. MAIIall
improvements.
Price
$3,500
|TIN, JAMKH .M MI iKTAN11Al11.T
inga at a material sacrifice.
TniKlroK fin IntiTlHi'lii'ii Eh£ Concrete Co., general
If you are interested in porches FOR RUNT.—2 rooms furnished with small cash payment and easy iix
(«[<•». and INTKIILACIIHN. INI*.,
terms.
Inquire
Room
1,
Masonic
I work, sido walks, build- ing half interest or taking over the
I k riiriinrotIon iirK'iinUml mid i-KtHlfol ligiit housekeeping, $15 per
|IriK miller tin- Inws of (ho Stale
k irrigation boxes. J. IL entire proposition for further in modlh. PMsie 821 -J. or Inquire Bldg. Phone 72.
nf Florida, with its iirliinlpul iiluco
l*r. Prop.
formation write G. M. M. Sanford Dee'i Grocery, Flora Heights.
W ILL TRADE.— New 5 room house of iiuslnese In Oraiiao I'ounty.
Herald for appointment.
for lot or equity in tot and small Florida. M. K 8KII1KI.. NKI.StlN
“ (FORW ENT. —2 rooms furnished cash payments. Buluncc $52.50 u T. IIODIJM. J. \V. COLMNH. W.
K. O’ NKIL, IX I O'NKIL, 1*1. W.
for light housekeeping. 71U Oak month.
— Money to Loan
DRY C LE A N IN G
CO.
MORItlH. N. t. MllitltlH. MllH. L.
A ve.1
ARKMIU. n -id ----------------leaning, Repairing and
One 5 roorti bungalow, new, 54,- l’l-AHKHILL,
Ire hustisnd. 11. D.
Phono 466 fo r prompt LOANS— Money available at 7 per
500 with $500 cash and balance FIBU>. HUHA.n H. (lltKRH, and
cent. Close iq property. A. P. 4—(Apartments For Rent
GHHHH. her huseasy mohthly. W. V. Wheeler, Inc.,
lot nd. IRAN W. WRHHTBIt and
Connelly A Sons.
i 116 Magnolia Ave. Phone 534.
WMBHTMIt, her
FOR RENT.— Furnished aparthiiHlmnil, fl. II. UUODLINll. W.C.
IN'S'BARBER SHOP
me t. 1104 Myrtle, after 6 p. m. FOR SALE or Trade— Six room J(INKH. MAltY' I). HAMULI, and
[Magnolia Avenpe.
------- :--- HAM'FKL, her
41— Wanted— To Borrow
. house with doublo garage on ror- ----------»ss bayben
Special atluintiund, mid I. T. MAIIKS,
furnished
|„cr
Magnolia
Avenue
and
16th
_
RUNT.—
4
rocm
'OR*
DefiimUnts.
,
(ven ladies and children.
apirtment. 1200 Magnolia, f,ec 'Street ~ Will take good lots us
■> a ----------------INVESTORS
ORIIRH
OF
l*IJ
ni.H'ATfOX
first payment. Balance easy terms. HTATK OF rU lllfOA, ’l\> THE
STEAM PRESSERY W e want to borrow fifteen thou arl ir Blanche Takach.
Reply G. F. T. Care Herald.
APTE rf NAM KD
I' A UT IBH,
Y'.'Pfeaslng, tailoring, sand dollars secured by real oHtate
JPA ITM E N T furnished, close in,
OlIKETINflH:
mitto A^tnue, I’hon* valued at $60,000 and outstanding ovofy convenience, private home.
To
J.
W,
Thompsiin.
wlione
FIVE ROOM house, South Sanford. In 2001 Heal Entile Exchangesddr8is
flultdaccounts amounting to approxi 119 E, 3rd St.
i,A^T'1
*
$4000. IJghts, water, sewage. Ing. Detroit, Mchlgsn; to tl.
__
W.
mately $60,000 payable on a bams
Good terms Jf sold this week. Martin, whose .nddrenH In Wyckoff,
Inesfl Seivicfe Offered of 10 per cent monthly. If
j I \Rl!ir APARTMENTS—Furnish- Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co. Inc., New Jersey; to Junius M. Montunluiiilt, ii min-renkleiit of the Htale of
[ ed write W . K. E. Care Sanford ed cbrn6r Contra! St. and Park Phone' 735 Masonic Bldg.
Florida, whose miMcuhs 1« unknown;
PERXINS,—Haberdasher ■Horald, Sanforft, Fla
A'e.—Elect r (pal refrigeration,—
to M. K. Helliel. vhosn rrsldonce. ad
mor» for C o 11 o g.i a t e
dress, nr. whereabouts In unknown;
3uVpLV afotA kitchen, etc. Phono 90— Automobiles for Sale
Nelson T. Hodge, whoso residence.
110 First Street
t
b-j . ; __________________________
odilrusN or whereshoutn Is unknown;
5 8 — Household, Ooods.
J. \V, Collins, whose residence, sdrSGO C A M E R A S
FIR REN7l4-Furnlshed bedroom W 1LLYS-KNIOHT and Overlaid. drushvtir wheCeutouts Is unknown;
V
________ _
W. M. O'Noll, whose resldsnrn, ad
F- and M. Motor Go.,
(ND- S U PPLIE S
tnd kitchen. No children. 1101
dress or whereals.iils Is unknown;
Park and Commercial
3MINOLE P R IN T E R Y , FOR SALE.— Red Star oil range,
good conjitiem. 1008. Elm A y e ^
i St. W. N. Lamley, Prop.
,4” V■ 1V in « 't,J* -L- ta
GjNG UP FATHER
•
jjf
milllil M i l 1Will l. ii
c a ?»*l
h>l, Ren J
1 1? b
£7— Rooms With Hnnrd.
Pocket book. Call Semi-
i
W
FOR RENT.— Space now occupied
by Chrysler
We do
Ai1
■«
Pi
F
O R -M
U t L a _____
f-J -k J
FOR
RENT.-i-4
room- n
unfui___
_ ’ --- ------- HUPS— MARMON8
apartment. 122 1-2 Palmetto A v«.
. Sanford Automobile Co.
City.
.
*06 Magnolia Ave.
Phone i n
SALE>—space on this page yclR SALE— Electric fan, electric
classified' 'Advertisements.
cigar lighter: several'sots of car
ot rent those vacant rooms,, ■tools, pair, of chains S3 x COO. 118
7ft— Business
ness’
those second hand goods? Pork AVa.
i.Vi
. » v ‘if n i.
" " hi
flitet « v ,# M ^ k V . n t
^ ratcri' i
11naertioit*. v yi :(> i «
-— ----- —-----
.%30E3i
« A N PORD p R U G c OMPANY ,
'
FOR SALE
£**
“ The Rexall Store"
^ i L
We make a specialty of our prompt >■^10 car icing platform. In thla
filling of prescriptions and quick platTorm several thousand feet of
wood lumber. Bee Clyde A. Byrd,
delivery.
-Manager
Florida Power & Light
■— Sods — Hot Sandwiches vO(
*
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NEW YORK, Sept. 3 0 .-W * )LOS ANGELES. Sept! 30.—
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 0 .-U R
The defense of Thomas W. Mil
j (A’i —That oil Imimutiona of
ler, former alien property custo —The Florldu hurricane h*» pbic*d
"base” motive* for her tllsap- in connection with the plans for dian charged with conspiracy, was on the shoulders of the American
(nil ranee here lust M»y were In* a greatnr Uulllns college.
C q p ^ m rtto 'WlMVRod Gross the greatest relief und
begun in Federal court tnduy.
- ■—-y V *.V •' V ‘ ^»
correct becuuse of her physical
re
‘HAea
rehabilitation
task
since
the
Han
Miller is being tried jointly with
WOOD, ‘ tyldj., Sept
condition wuh the Inference given
Harry M. Daugherty, funner nt- Krujicisco earthquake and fir . in qr a
ip —Safe
after • 121
the rounly grand jury by Aimed
I torney general. They are charged I'JOo, John Barton Payne, Red men an
J Si-mple McPherson here several
fof nerve w r a c k in g Im ' with conspiracy to defraud the Gross chairman, said today, after nqlo C t^ rtjy Coj
weeks ugo, it wus revealed here
United Hiatus of their “honest and analyzing reports of the needs o P
ncnt
in t l je
d am p
today in the transcript of testi
voted unknimouM]
unbiased” services in connection tlic tdtiiuthni.
JTof tlic P a b a t ^ n m in e
mony reud at her preliminary
with the payment of claims of $7,
Vice-Chairman F oIm r, at Mia inpf to jWflrtpone
{rhinkered m e n .sa W d * y , 600,000.
Irhree men were instantly killed and 43 more wore trapper! fur [*•- hearing.
mi, reported to headquarters that
The frst wtnrss called was a careful check showed a tqtal of
„ .jm h o sp ita l b e d s to d ay tow the surface.by aVcaW-irf'ot the G. I\ fabat Iron mine In Jronwood,
ANGKLKS, Sept. 30.—(fl»)
George E. Williams, of Passaic, N. tft.700 families or 4n,000 person*,
men
. pk-ture
.......... shows
. . relatives
.
. _grouped
lUt — LOS
of the ent . .
jfe first tim e in f d m o s t a ...................
Mjch. This
............................................................
‘. . 1 about
District Attorney Asa Keyes tQJ., managing director of the Alien who will need Red Croas aid.’
tho mine shaft as the bodies of the three dead n»«ii were brought to duy plans to cnll Mrs. Lorraine
v
V
Y :- ; .-.-1
property custodian's office. Pre
New
York
Sun
and
Telegram
the surface.
“ A majority of these families
Wiseman Slelaff, confessed “Mias
it for th em 4 n d t h e 4 0 0
vious witnesses testified Williams
were
home owners," Mr.
IndRlded
in
Sale
Mode:
Be
X.
'
hoax
perpretator,
us
a
witness
tutored Merton, German metal Payne small
,bo labored apUrlugly for
ssid. “They have been left
in
t
*
*
*
preliminary
hearing
of
A|tween
'
Metropolitan
Mu
magnate in filing for the Soclete
tscue wna the order of the
destitute by the dlsaatar.
mee . |nple McPherson, and h4r
seum gnd N. Y . Publisher Suisse Pour Velours de Metaux nbiolntely
Without assistance from the Red
mother.
Mrs.
Minnie
Kennedy,
hr
claims for the Impounded shares Grout they face an almost impos
nbed Hi't-Mk. ' KRhr gTOund
an ntteni.u ; > nrove the evangel
T h . unfavorable i
.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30 —(/P)— of the American Metal Company. sible future, with little hope of re
•iday by a ’ stiaflffr cave In
ist's
story
nn
absolute
fabrica
ire sent bond market *e|
William Rond counsel for Wil covery f rom s catastrophe
The* New York Sun and the Even
killed three mine fllectTlc'
which
tion.”
t relates to Flof
ing Telegram have been sold to liams began the defense without
the lust of the 43 mlnera
The pro- -tion also relies upon William T. Oewnit, it was an an opening address. Daugherty's left them In a pitiable condition. recant df
Ikroufrtit to the surface short the testinn ..y of Mrs. Mielaff to nounced lust night. At the same defense will be conducted sepa I W.> must face these facts and act
lore midnlf’ht, adding-one of
prove the itute's charges that the time it war. announced Hint Mr. rately. Just Itofore Williams took in accordance with them and th. eons aavanoea ny ina.
Mteal rescue effort* In minpnstpo:nlng the a! ‘
Angclus Temple pastor and her Dewart hud purchased the Molil- the stand. Judge Mack ruled that dictates of humanity.” ^
Dais.
.
"The
Red
Cross
isW
min|st.r-1
speaker
mother
feloniously
conspired
to
C h k u g o W om an H eats T itle enn properties, which include the Williams had not been shown tu
»y the mpn were recupernt- Reprew cnlafiveH O f (lu ll I.nke
ing the relief fund which U now be when Cohimk
(Hjrvert
und
obstruct
Justice
in
or
_
guilty
knoWledgo
have
haij
In
IU21
Mohican
hotel
in
Now
London
holder Tw o Up and O ne to
Hlble C o n feren ce Ar*- T o
am their harrowing expcrder to support V? ;. McPherson's Gonn., and the chain of Mohican of the alleged corrupt agreement ing gathered from the American hla motion to tC||U.«$! 1
(Jo in T h ird Hound o f N a abduction story.
They wore given light \ A rriv e In Longwood Soon
of Daugherty and Miller to de people.
grocery stores in Connecticut.
replacing thfclr otet of birch
tion al M eet a t lla v e rfo rd
Mrs. McPherson appeared on
"It in the purpose to givo suf
fraud the United Staten. For this
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u
p
erin
ten
d
K
rection
These
were
ull
the
property
of
"tea brewed over .-improvised
the witness stand by proxy yes- tho late Frunk A. Hupuey ami reason, he said, Willlums was not ficient assistance to every disaster
I mnde front lunch pnlht
IIAVEKFOKD, I’cnn., Sept. 30— tcnluy when the transcript of her were pun-bused by Mr. Dewnrt considered n ro-conspirator as the sufferer, unable to care /or hla
Heprcsenttttives of the Gull Lake
[bark waa stripped from mine
i
t/l»)
Glennu Collett wus dethroned testimony recently given to the front the Metropolitan Museum of government hud alleged, but tes own needs, to put him back qn hi* PniiHiv I
cements and seepage water Bible Conference, a Michigan in- as title holder in the third round I,os Angeles county grand jury waa Art to which Mr. Munaey had left timony regarding him would re feet with a normal outlook for th# owners.
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reud into the record of the p{4- the bulk of his fortune estimated main In the record on untdhur future. For widows and orphans vary littte If m frij
jo To H *« *«
£
j
trust funds will be establish*!,” th . Bummer
at Merion today by Vir iiminary trial.
ground.
pionshir
i.* TI0,000,000.
cfAba to superintend the erection of -_
IPilson, of Chicago, two up
’Die reading of Mra. McPherson's
ad. F lo rid *'
It had been objected by counsel
Thu amount involved in these
at of the men, g
a mlafelpnary b°nte on tho 300-a( re ginin W
dramutic recital of her alleged fb transactions was in the neighbor f o r . Daugherty and Miller in the
Fund Bald to Ra Inadequate ... w.ra dumpwL
a said, will ba.i
tract Recently purchased for the und one to play.
MIAMI,
S e p t.' 30.—UP)—Vi. auok larte nui
[homes by to nig]
hood of $13,000,000 .the announce chamber discussion yesterday that
Mina Collett’s defeat came as duction and escupo from captl
Mt*bll*hment of a non-deimminn
tostlmony regarding conversations Worth M. Tippy, of New YoHt, k et . quotation*
ment so' I.
one
of the biggest surprises of a consumed the major portion of
- - -------* The conBe wee eff
-Word of the sale was given out Merton had with Williams ware representing the Federal Council
hotne tournament which already hod pro terday’s court procoadlnga and
ttds of feet o
atitha New York Sun office. Keats not udmissuhle unless it were of Churches, In cympletinv ap in calling, a
plan duced many upsets. Her conquer- b«> resumed ut the opening
1 and raterala,
court session today. M
Speed, managing editor, handed shown that he was n co-cons'plra- spection of the hurrlcan«-awapt furtbar bt
..........................................
from ) ,ir, a slim girl of 20 from the Munici|)ul
ucted. ' ‘
Kennedy’s testlmory befoT* tne nut printed nllps which rend:
section today, said the $3,000,000
Today’s
tor.
who
never
seemed
to
all
o’ver
\He
Urptcd
Stales
are
said
i
nUd-wfst
reach i
the grand jury ulso will be read.
Although Ruud launched Miller's relief fund la inadequate.
board wg* i
“William
T.
Dewart
announced
match
too
seriously
to have emloried
I take the
is Ueorg&"H|t
in reporting his observation to chalmute d___...
Mrs. SU laff Is a cu-d<fendiyi tonight-that h« hnd purchased the defense ’’Without nn opening ad
. from behind with u sensu[safety t xpert '
. TtmtatlirirJ- 1-“, "kA '‘^ 4h« lumi- ‘Wiie
with Mrs. McPherson, her mother New York Sun and Evening tele dress, bis questioning of Williams John Bartnu Puypo, chairman of aent ihpwwf.al lhte f
und five others on criminal con gram from tho Metropolitan Mu revealed thut an attempt will be the American Red Cross, |)r. Tippy aT ^
«*n j
w « .- work »„
nliie. He was greeted
•
spiracy charges. She injected her- seum of Art. tho residuury legate? made to show thnt the $7,000,000 dec Inrod: *
kwarthn, a shift boas, who
"I have just completed a visit Douglas*. MW
self into the fuse when she chnrg- lin,|er ihc will of the late Frank A claims were valid und that they
two uthern were on “guard
throughout tho Florida storm area, the HanfWd .
oil thut she bad been hired, schooled i Muitsey. At tho same time Mr were paid in good faith.
the
while their ( companions
The government, in arguments excupl Moure liaven, with church merest Frank i*r.-i
and financed by Mrs. McPnerabn to Dewurt announced that Ids nur,
engineers -will proceed immediately .seventeenth fur victory.
produce a "Miss X .” to refute In choHo also Included the Mohican during the presentation of Its case, officials. ! have driven qbout com dent of Title Guaranty^
Bow ore you?” asked Hnwea.
to Kplat the property fur the vurMiss Wilson, outdriven by « wide timations that the evangelist spent properties.
contended thut the conspiracy munities tulking with pustors, and Cq.i ,.H. iO. DuBeen, nr
¥e...............
are ull O.
-- K ., 43
, , melt
rt all loua buildings und for Hie home- muigin from tee, dlsplayiHl murked ten duys at Carmel with Kenneth
churge could lie shown regardless visited muny homes und relief cen Real Estate Board; Process To Begin
Ticwartha rt-plied. Hawes j 9jt(}8 (j[ jUj, t.|,uri.j, ,n*,»ple who will supi rim ity over the champion "> <L Orniiston, former Angulua Tem
“fn n short time, Mr. Dewar* of whether Merton’s claims were ters. 1 luive stain quick und iplen- real estate brokerf.
e(| the ntwa to his com pan-[ ‘ ko their |lom(. j,, Longwood dur- her short game. Her inidmi n up- ple radio o|M.Tut»r.
did work of tho Red Cross. Thu turpentine operal
said, the process of imitmdizatioii valid.
,*who were
. . . a. .t vurious .pluces in • th wjutfr months und through (.touches and lies claps time aii.-i
Willlnnui miid thut while he knew liamugc is much greater than tho
of these properties would begin.
ihuft. They1 in turn relayed the perfoil of the training to be; time brought uppluuse [ r« '“ . Jl
It was Mr. Mummy's plan to have of Jesse W. Smith, aide to Daugh rest of the country thinks, A ‘
id soon thoite on the surfucu given at the schools.
large galltry which braved
the associates of his newspapers erty who committed suicido, he wus 000,900 fund really is inad< .
that tf)Py Vye're all “nllvo.
AU Faeer Gea4
fncluded in the preliminary , mg nun. while lur j y
join with him the conduct of the positive tlml he hud never seen him and la much beluW what tha
Iwell.”
Th* majority of Th* r
und knew “absolutely" thut Smith tion *hould do. Advise pastors to
pluns are u site for the tabernacle. |greens was almost flnwle s.
business.
was not iqnk until all tho im- conforenco chapel,
hotel
and
Thu unfavorable weather acen “For many months prior to Mr did not introduce Merton to him. urge people to give and everybody pressed themselves a* .*
ed men wct« uwake uiw^ru- school, in.addition'to the sites for led partly reapoanlble f«r Mi"" ^ ' j
' good roads, thatithey
Mummy's death. December 22 o( He could not recull Merton’s first suhscribe.
g. All tyok'tuitis puffing n
"All who cun should spend part rule vote againai 'd
HEURING, Kiu., Sept. 30. </P) last year, he had been planning the visit tu the alien properly custo
dian's office in regurd to filing the nf tho winter in Miami sections. It bonds, but .would-b*}j
cigar Hawes had in hla pocK1’1'
i
™ rr,. •-Governor John W. Martin was mutualization project.
.ct v q •*
clulins.
will in, the most Interesting snot in
due here today from Talluhusne*,
ing
her
hull
into
traps.
“In
taking
over
tho
newspapers
The property on which the con
Chicago for a personul Inspection of the Mr. Dewurt is muking his first
Asked if ho knew Daugherty, America, und charming uguin."
Vicllma AT* Catkd For
Edith
Cummings
of
Dr. Tippy visited the atrjckfn
ip, coffee, tobac® and other ference is to be located. Includes met unexpected and overwhelming Glade county flood conditions, par slop toward carrying out tho Ideas Williams sniil he hud heurd of him,
but saw him in court tuduy for tho urwasi with
Rev. Ira Harnett, pre
wr ’ ~
x to make thei tten
4ten as com 9 lakes, all of them being of such defeat at the hands of Mrs. t«. «» ticularly in the vicinity of Moore of his lute friend.
siding eldyr of the Houthern Meth
poslble-.pindli
_ their pl^portlona as to enhance the Stetson, of Philadelphia six und liaven, where more than 130 per
ic ns pos]bla/>
pending
“The amount Involved In those first time.
beauty
of
the
complete
layout
or
Williams recalled Merton's sec odist district.
rsl to the .autrfuw werp ,imsons lost their lives when Lake transactions was in the neighbor
______ _____
_
t
l
fi.
ond visit In July 1921. He wild
Okuochobeu burst Its dikes during hood of $13,000,000.”
Itely dispatched. Meanwhile the conference.
,
The opening drive of Gleniin (,olTho co-operation existing be
the tropieul hurricane last week.
per - started Tpaking the resThe “ mutualization project is he hud confidence in Merton and
would put 8*mL
The governor’s action was being said to be u plan wheTeby some itelievud wbut Merton told him. At
ssqge aafar wrthl neavy tim tween the officials of the confer lett, defending chumpion. sent up
unfavorable" RtH,
ence, thfl bottnl «»f control, and lh<' ....... - - - -
taken in response to word from and perhaps all of the employes this time, Williams testified that
cause
the fouhlljr
the
department's
attention
was.di
county
Judge
R.
C.
Horn,
of
Glades
ortly after 9 o’clisk last might citizens of Longwood in rushing the fnirwuy 2‘J 0 y»r,lH
wll
share
in
the
ownership
of
the
Virhuge
project
to
early
completion
Is
sho
was
puired
off
ngmtisi
rected
at
rsturning
impounded
progreaeive'
k' * '
county,
that
residents
may
demand
el K. Hynkelnian. 38, father
nowapauere.
Kiniu Wilson,
............ < hlcugo.
nedSteafy.tr
u coroners’ InqUeBt into the flood
Mr. Dewurt wn« president of tho properties rathar thun selsures. Hit children, emerged. Ho evidenced by the curly beginning of ginia
Although she was bunkered on deaths, if something to nlleylato Mohican properties wild vico-prcslThe bon
be first of tRa .men to come construction, according to Hubert
. . ii,i t. f . .. • * * ?!
i passed-by. the
her
approach, Miss Wilson recover flood conditions Is not dono.
Entamlngor,
who
is
In
direct
touch
dont of all other Munsey ontersurface. Ten thousand perThe water barrel etpetulitutpa eyiteM apulil.
Judge Horn also announced he orUes before Mr. Munsey died.
rere jamjrifd-abtut the shaft. With thfl board at control, and with ed ut the first to halve the hole in
of railroad companies are 'mount issue was atfonsH
J . Pace, ono of the pioneer fives, the champion missing u snort was leaving for points ulong the Slnco tlm( time hn has been presi
•Imani
^
ing. Tlie rum makers are hehrre- miaalonara vyero 14$.
Lake’s shore, and with a drainage dent of all the Munsey properties.
lore,
the mlno ministers who have devoted i’Cuis putt for tier win.
sprinalble.
,
. * County voters Ipd l
of
effort
towurd
esUiblishing
n
Miss
Col
lett
became
one
up
ut
engineer would investigate reports Ifo wan nftftollatril with Mr. Munear.’;Iiiiv7h»*mUU(nv' b ft*
Donuty Shoriff G. C. Stephenson
issue laaty a**'
{after -a^few * Wohlk wltb southern non-denominatloiml con second when the Chicago girl that the lake level was foqr feet ue\r for .TH yearn und ban nerved In • LEGHORN, Italy; Sept. 3 0 - t £ ) and Motorcycls Ufficer Joe Brink bond
ing, con»tructk>a i
took
three
putts
on
the
green
for
a
ference.
all
the-launches
of
the
MqiiBey
en
higher
than
government
regula
il of fta familyi,ho}Went to
—1'remlar Mussolini received Sir ley explored Djo ahorea of Got* tloh of h J«fa**j».
seven after overplaying her ap tions proscribed when the hurricane terprises.
_____
Apsteu Chamberlain, British for Lake in tho Chulupta section ye* county. .T h * .
proach. The next two holes won struck.
o M W g ifov woi^jjjivAn p ^ TKN~ABK ABRESTBD
eign secretary, uhoard the yacht terday and tliey dlacovared.it dif^ highway* t i
halved, each taking three putts
TAMPA,
Fla.,
Sept.
3
9
-T
e
n
Giulian*,
in- the harbqr hero .to ferent points four, water barrel* it was'teeoc
ry
at
the
103
yard
third
and
getting
* UOKH TO HIALEAH
whOi Yii
day
for
their
much dlicusaed, con with the Inltlale “H. A; L. Ry.
ways be m
person*
Including
a
physician
and
down In par Q'a at the fourth.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 0—(/P)
soveral women, were n m *t*d on ference, tjie subject of which wq* the .outside.
er,
sanitation
en
M.
Fuller,
aai
—Nel«on
Further InvaxtlgatUin showed mtMbt Dv M
hero. charges of violating Federal anti kept aecret up to the hour of
sonvllle,
glneor at Jackionvllle
»|>eCottes
w . i i _fa^.
that the barrels partly concealed.
narcotic
laws
during
n
series
of
[Iklerfh,' h suburb of
^we're '
, .,
t IktJ
raids in the Ybor City section of ^MuazoiinlT traveling inrognlto liquor atlliS.
6 fittle time
The Seeboard Air Line Railway
xperimentu in tho realm of
•unltatlon conditions at the re Tdmba laU last night and early left Rom. last night on a npjwlal bae a ’branch Hn. from.OrlAnda td C«
«■ ^education that aro being
train.
He
urrlved
in
Leghorn
fOfJ* w1
today.
quest of the state board of health.
.
* v*
U out « t Holllnr, College, were
shortly after 9 o'oloqk this morn Oviedo and ibe rum makara.'ap- and ff»*
„
l‘ggVeTto*keep described by Dr. Hamilton Holt,
parently raided the railroad's prop*
ing.
■
jfitr
wmtcl * ’ running and knew
of , tho college, to memExcept for the railroad offlcl|W urfy foT barrSa, which are. placed
^rleoned Dve
no ono kfiew th . Pdamlhr W»a at regubw interval* on the right
t| » mirk wad
coming here, ■■ the newapapaw of way to fight fir.*. It 1* said H j * . . . .
had mentioned several other ptepw that railroad compantea; a rr atw$hw*y.
afttteria.41
aa possible site* for the rnwHW talnlngilosaaa'in
V
i
y-^-*. ) r;
with Sir Austen. Sir Au*W»v
u nn an' .........
ing 400 boys and 300
cHAMPAifiN, m ., B , ,t . y M f i ,
W t e A - ’ g A B & a i i S riVed la s t . eyaping on the y*q*t
I
, jn
(lrl*.’Rml t I U U faculty (* ™ pro- onB<t
—g'tylini, lhe country , . .
fwlltlcl.n; tha lawyer who bck. Dolphin.
h
?
7
0UPf
Premier Mussolini tecstvad Sir
rcnaor* and Instructor*
etcctiva Craig of the Atlanta dereiU.of tho yorld of Journ^iim 1L *bar at-which
-----------------------------1
to
practice/
and
so
move
Austen at th . gangway.. They
mitobell. adRoc at U»e Iki- the ambitionus school teacher^ The
de
• •
‘a j|L
chair ha* _b.au occupied
o#
pildji, Minn., Sentinel, which > a t S itorUl
bankers, though usually not
peont’e room from iba Jail qoar- y#4r Von first Pri* *
th-II'n^
country weakly. Jn.
______ | «U 1
m
"^country P«P«r )» tod«y tha
' ,*» :R)ld [the IWwlr Fr**a
V '!
^
. from tlm a to
“Have 'yon_gqt the jab b it^ o n
ideal amolF coil
la of the world of Jetntitm
}haVT f * J “
. For year* vn «a$ Wcthe
Hope Daring
of Five Days
1
F.
MUNSEY PAPERS
AREACQUIREDBYI
WORK ON BIBLEGLENNA COLLETT
HOME TO BEGINISDETHRONEDBY
INASHORTTIMEVIRGINIA WILSON
a*8
f
MBN
u»v^»
.h e h S „ r.w w n .™ i;;r
2: S5S3r« > '^ q x .
L'
;r.wi
rjnriss, ...
s m
Martin Due in Moore
Haven Section Today
For Inspection Tour
——
$ m !'
OtiBU*
‘X
-Of
Water Barrels
Railroad Used Fer
Making Moonshine
Chamberlain is Given
Warm Reception By
Italian Premier Today
Dr. Holt Explains
tagc; Rollins
Bgrithfin^Taken
Pack To Atlanta
On Larceny Charge
V
\
CoiUltry Newspaper b Described Aa
derelln Of World (H Journalism
S
sasmsf’W^,
T»tV
»ned m iOi"''
Haiardfl
Was \)
ahi
v r .
skJdg
Ith r o S iV ^ -— • - -
tag with the shaft of
O TSSL
- ;
'tV' .A
4, »
Th. u
....
them to Winter
V
J5TJIRS1»“n4 S
l Kc!ub‘ w<ifl" » » = c ,
NIN|f|ODl*l
on a *c harg*
h y *?
elacs
i dur
t-aoHi
in hi.
t o c t w i f m l'J ! * 5 *
Dr
“W
lover telU jd lc F k ifi
daiertten-,
dlsa
uipaftd
place in 4»o«i*tF*
rifS .
'
netL’v
«
iithe
;kr.V.
JrVi.W'
«
�M «v:
, W ’
: .
0BO..-O. HR,
r ••*
l
W ,f r f i
r<-r. M'-W*--
i
PH
vfWst*r
P* * v]
'AA
n o rth o f
to
Porte. Ri
n
->* ’V ••Ifbm t » :
..*i29.g p L )'
t fro m i— ,
!r n m # ; in Munki;
' -
« were- too Ind
S
iti» ih e
5
* *
r v
today. - A i m J
I
/ how.
S" - t t R T f c
;yi" V->1' • *• * .... <
ft, atone.’ . which
J|,nu
es.
.-If. -*nV"( •• 1;'
crt In
lllfe "
u *t*
sss
m
£ m K “1 * ft;
story
which
.
t0i
Srlilu.
Slalit
irco
dins
.
iford,
ilo m tfrtfji' 0
or4a.6f SamlaoDh Couniy.,|
SR Sr
bill
y<>u,
_ < territory; role of ddfo
.
Verne
J^ S S S p W lS lIK S i
y waa not reported by th e
. f criminal conspiracy
claim or tliU -td the' cpm
funt;
•he object of th is suit bsIHi, tO
urtsau today. I t waa described1
led to that bf evangelU CAIIUtil'
cal-and sat aside aa fraui Ilf
lent a
howaver, aa of conaiderable Inten
ngehia. Temple; pastor
(from
t:-,Com« ty .
•
watches the accummulation or sta te d a l standard clartlflcation
,ed B 8 g ^ *Includ
w evidence, with some apparent ap ing all racial combhlationa In • Ha- •
*d to
f oplnprehension, but retires to her pul waii wU „ bo eroatad.
Besides
from
tfA
S
H
l
pit In the evening In a buoyant Caueaaiane, the. Hawaiian popula
im m Utee'of th"
B ob*
•uyvu to aCcept encouragement tion includes, Hawallans, Japanese,
th6
wee
followinVstorth. warning today:
her, followers and in turn hineso, Portuguese, and Porto
t numarirtg "Advisory 10:80 £ m., no rep
m >«i ■nian.ama enurWIctt
icule her accusers. , ;
leans.
. ':i
ta ln A o lh s r deads o r « .n v c » *
received from vwjnlty. of troj:
•
In
•fraud
of th e complninStenographic records were in
? * h S» disturbance which is apparent!)
a !, , J * nf J "
*hs title of nointroduced
yesterday
in
an
attempt
!W.!' ) V) ■
nt » a n d -to th e lah d * .above
central about 27 north ana 7T, we« to prove that the evangelist spent
^ * c f Lbc? ! “ J}'1 . u “ P P carln g that
' W Shved
Hi# "flood Thlajr” |«f« nit!
L lttr 1
moving northwest or west-north ppit of thk five weeks she was ab
you.
and
each of you. a re non-rcBlO*
H Isa't «oltli
isetit etato of west. There are no Indications yet sent from her Temple at Carmel In
itriits of thi. S tate of Plnrlda. ar..
" v e r tlio iiK«, of tw en ty -o n a ynnm.
1* not auffici- that thia disturbance la of more a cottage leased by Kenneth G.
8AN >OftI)*BuTLDiN(; AND
mill llmt thnrc Is no pnreon In the
the formulation than slight nr moderate Intensity.’’ Ormiston, her former radio opera
I ’.fea. permit
Kiiiti. i.f Klnrldn thu, servlc e. of a
LOAN ASSOCIATION
t niilipocim him.n whom won Id bind
proeedurea fo r the suppretor.
■)'*«: ft In. tlisrsforn ordered that
LoTthMimalady aa *have been S h r i n e C e r e m o n i a l
The records comprised purportod
leiafuliy eemployed for the con
conversations between Hownrd C.
.. fectlooa die
disables, there
t'o f Infectious
M a y b e P o s t p o n e d Beacdict and Mri. Lorraine WlsoJttghw
ell established
fact and
lih'weli
estabjjs
nan Sielaff. Benedict is the own
•VworMng
opOTon concernworWng optynon
The date of the Shrine ceremon er of the cottago at Carmel where
prevention, diagnosis and ial in Sanford set for Oct. 20 m y Ormiston spent 10. days with a boa t ad. canter, to aave many be changed, according to E. f. gegglod. woman whom he has doi.dtoformaton la car Lane, president, of tne Sanfold signated os “Miss X ,” and who the
fetson
t : in tb -effb b t," the ShrlrtC club.
state contends was Mrs. McPher
regularly
The club ia waiting for defp- son. Mrs. Sielaff is the confessed
fw fc ’
now
causation of cancer la not Ite Information from Edward J . perpetrator of a hoax to produce
only—
_ ,„ .s ly understood, but it mey Burke, illustrious potentate (>f a masquerader for the role of
accepted thlffc.for ail practical Morocco Temple, Jacksonville, l«- Miss X.
cancer la not to bo looked fore making an announcement of
Shorthand statements were tak
FIV E-YEA R FA( TO RY GUARANTEE
-rrcon taflout or Infectious. the exact date of th© ceremonhl. en during the two meetings be
M E L T O N
w :’ ,W a n c « ;ita o lf la not hereditary. A decision Is expected tomorrfw. tween Benedict and MrB. Sielaff
C L E C T R IC
CO.
and during which she had attempt
disposition or
sough. a .ccertain.'
er
.121
Saiford
Avenue
ceptlbllity b cancer ie appar- S a n f o r d G u a r d s B a i k ed to convince him that she had
been the radio man’s companion
iy transmissible tnrough innerS to rm
S e c t i o n at Curmel. Benedict branded the
sa. Thia does not signify that F r o m
woman as a “monumonta! faker”
ifcae^ one’s parent or parents
tiMir'members of the family
Sanford units of the Florida ta- in testifying to his conversations.
After calling numerous witness
.•suffered ftorp cancer, cancer tional Guard, including Compmy
'jieeeaaari|y appear In other D.. 124th Infantry and tho medbsl es from Carmel, several of whom
us the
of the same or succeeding detachment, returned homo Tuu- identified the evangelist
_
Young lady or joung mn'ri to work in a
day afternoon from nctlvo ility woman who occupied the cottage,
very
fine store; mu«( be very active and pos
at
Hollywood
and
Miami.
.
|
District
Attorney
Asa
Keyes,
Indicontrol of cancer, so far
to ,
The soldiers served nine dayi kijcated his intention of introducing
•this subject can he understood
sess a good educatli n— Good opportunity and
the present tlfoe, depends upon tho storm devastated area, b4rK I documentary evidence today by
good pay with adv incements to one who is
Joyment of measures al called out Sept. 10. Lieut. W f . |instructing Milton Carlson, hand
willing to lenrn aid work hard— No other
writing expert to be propared to
hygiene and certain pre Rungo was in chnrgo of Co.
take
the
witness
stand.
need apply. Addi ss in own handwriting
and
Maj.
R.
E.
Stevens,
M.
D.,
. . curat
curative meaaurea, th
3:
and
Carlson will be calledlUugivc ex
and send referent s; state age. * Address
of which depends upon the medical u n it
_________ ______of
_ the
.... stric v pert testimony regarding the handRehabilitation
Igent co-operation of the paNo. 55, care of Sanford Herald.
cities Is
rapidly, s^nf I writing on two grocery elipa found
is proceeding
proceet
ti<
of tho guardsmen said.
vin tho Carmel cottage. The slips
and exhibits of Mrs. McPherson’s
'Patlent* tnuat apply to compethundwritlng contained in her scriu » )
IBBI
^ale lens a t ' sufficient early N«gfro
V
a
g
r
a
n
t
FinW
~
t —
mon notes ptcheU up on the livuih
o
in
the
disease,
In
order
to
*
Ju s tiC G
L O V C l I i al ^ cenn Pftrl{
her dlsnpiMJurThe cost of VyiNDSTORM insurance
/Vil >o.* fa ir chanca for ciure. This g yJ
I ance, will bo hunded to the expert
j
II
h
to
all
forms
of
cancer,
E p i*
for
comparison.
is small and sometimes very needful.
J. R. Donald, negro, gave an
T ; l i aome forms early treatment nfHu wifi also be asked to identify
thc only possibility of cure. unique claim in defense of idlces* Ihe handwriting of a telegram re
,J f a 1
For the very best service in all lines
_j\cer In some parts of the when Iio wbe arraigned on a chrge
m m
can be discovered In a very of trespassing In lha court of us- ceived ut the Temple from Oak
of insurance it will pay you to g-ive us
•tags and It these cases are tice of Peace M. W. Lowell his land, several days after Mrs. Mc
Pherson
disappeared,
stating
she
a call.
.......... d properly the prospect for morning,
v^iS^Nrmanent cure is good.
. . Doyald's ''boss” told him, theic- wns snfo.
At tho request of Mrs. McPher
A telephone call starts your protec
May'.l-' ‘’/The dire depends upon dlscOv- fendant declared, that he had he
'* the ‘growth before it has "yellow fever” and stralghtany son, several attaches of Angelos
tion.
fe V ’V done irreparable Injury to a vital "fired” him. This accountedfor Temple who have been subpoenaed
by
the
state
will
be
placed
on
tho
of tne body and before It has his Idleness, he said. Donald /as
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY
to other parte therefore, given $1 fine and 30 days in ail. stand today in order that tho work
of tho Temple staff may not be
_ _ should be made to Improve
The man was found by AD. unduly interrupted. These include
311 First National Hank Bldg.
Telephone 732
methods o f diagnosis In these Booth, dotcctivo for the Atlltic
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
Mrs.
May
Waldroq,
Temple
singer.
. .. ,„ lc u s ..Ideations and treatment Coast Lihe Railroad, In'a passerer
Real Estate
Insurance
'&<■ of . the cancer| so discovered,
.
‘ Ire. J . Arthur, asHlatant pastor of the
coach In the railroad' yards
Blf
“Practitioners of medicine must Donald lost his job att ILakolamho church and Miss fi. A. Schaffer,
keep Abreast o f the latest advances said'and tam e to Sanford. He private secretary to Mrs. McPhcr- M a a i M m x u u B x H R i i i i u s i n H B a M i M i M H N u i n i s
in the knowledge of cancer in or canto to Florida from Charltc, Hon.
As tho hearing progresses, tho
a * , det to diagnose as many as pos- N. C.
nation-wide search for Ormiston
i), ■ slblo of the cases which come to
continues with no positive inform
ation us to his whereabouts. Sev
"Surgeons and radiologists must M i s s i o n a r i e s M a y B
eral telegrams have been received
$ £ * make constant progress in the roI s o l a t e d A t C h e n a r T u by Koycn purporting to come from
V.', . fined methods of technique which
Ormiston.
*
M \ a r t necessary for the diagnosis and
LONDON, Sept. 2D—f/P) —AJUYcstordny the evnngellst’s a t
few proper treatm ent not only or orpatch to tho Dully Expred* nm torney received a letter with tho
^ K '‘ dinary cases but of the more ub- Shanghai
says that 500 Aimm- radio man's signature attached.
score and difficult o
ones.
Sto■
Kc. act)re
arles arc now isolated at Cbg- The letter was forwurdod through
^
—
•----u
that
medical
}M\ •y. *Trhere Is much
prevention of Tu and arc uunblo to escan pnt Edward 11. S. Martin, Chicago a t
detection of earjy the city, Thq correspondditca- torney, and stated Ormiston would
-* '
_■ t-n iL
the. referring of patients crlbes tho altuStion at CrenjTu roveal tho identity of "Miss X ."
.
/J
Ormiston is named with tho ovun' yalctans who as serious.,
TKe dispatch adds that Ong gelist and flvo others in tho con
make the proper diagnosis and
treatm ent when the ,Tu Is the headquarters a tm- spiracy complaint.
______
imaaives are unAble eroun American and Englfth laOrlando— Number of city streets
V'
jl •.accomplish these results. Tho slonnry societies of all a romato be paved.
ire^etficiant tho family doctor tions.
domforta
•; V.
more ready he is to share
..siblltty with, n epecUlUt.
Oyd« Linera and
Sntlsta can help by Informing
R EA L»N ,
tmselvea about the advance in
iwladge of the causes of cancer
K e v X '
]
the buceat cavity, especially
? ? ! " ' * filatlon to the Irritations pro
d by Imperfect teeth! and imNEW YORK, SopL 2l)—Kier ( once and was Htruggling to keep
>pcrtt*n fitting^ dental plates Wilhelm, a Gorman p<|ico og . afloat when he felt the body of
sy can alao help by referring owned by Angelo FioccK oj 10
Z*0* ®K*lnst him. He tried
i which they discover to phyMacdougal
street,
saved
t
l
ji
f
e
I
by t h e " ockI
,s skilled in the treatment of T - , .
„ . w ,
,
, I but -Knlsor Wilhelm snapped und
» In this location. It may of John Coda Monduy w,en »da , snarled at him and Coda desisted
brt'k fge
rge
doubted whether n JM fn tisU fell
dl overbohnl from a l»r:k
The dog
0iodn
_ then swam behind
.
...onrad in tho
tnn Hudson,
Htulann rive
. . * *keeping
rlvs ■(
at and,
/ realise the help whtoh can be moored
himself afloat by
lim H V W N C T T T O U
harles Street. Tho do Ju?cd vigorous threshing of h l f hind
tainad from x*tay photofraphs
X.
N.
NrmlBnIe
nasuBR saxuDwaioM r r a i asa.ia
nto tho water when C ra )an roetr put his forepaws against
2 it soaoi Drt.
aiHSS ... On BaU VatU ltpU m U r
m
^ s £ u $ < E
!
shouting fo r help and > th ,Te> Coda's shoulder and began to push S. scut.
M, Arajnhne
tiekata i r i Baffaca checked
paws and mutxle pushed ie « g - He pushed alao with nla mussla Spot.
4 13 un | pci. u i i ui ae
. Mahunk
,
gling man back to the brgeiBy and his strength, with the feeble s. M
threagh to all Northern
rthsm Potato.
Pc
0 1UU3
I |Upr. 4 14 33
* “ sl studante should ba in- that ttms two men hadbomup threshes . that Coda was making: B. Heat.
H. Aparkr >
AUTOMOBILES CARRIED
r tha aid of actual dem- and both dog and man Wre ur gradually shoved the man •closer
Mpgl. tt INUT | <Oct. 7 1(1 33
oancer patients, and ged ashore.
to the barge.
' ' n t extant to give
Coda, who li ves at theMatouFrom time to tim e the dog took
ting knowledge of
l.atlSMt address, volurserito his mouth away from Coda’s shoulS t.
1 - •'*ta»r Wilhelm fo a'klk er long enough to bark frantically,
PaUtka
i of
occhl was busj
[•; and N* waa finally heard,by, Robm» to the docks id'
a r t Vaughan, o f * 2M, Weet Elev’ .ro'l,tV,. SBnrordjWednt.iJsVFridiy, 8i
S
On the' pier foi a toio
Joaoph; Murphy,
.* ft
sobered
aboard
t»
qge
nf 111 Parry streat; 'T h ay ran to
m
footing was. insi un nd the pi^r, jumped aboard the bargf
itO the water. 1\c iot aad febnd tnat the d a r bad pushed
SvSuery WedufitJo
; began tor sh'o l Ily OpdaTo within a few , fe e t of: tha
“ • dog bar ad n ' e r a ft ,kn«) won to y in g d esp sra U ly
•“ It every T t *
came ho le >e< it to
oda hud g< o «m Und'
nble«i
-,
mm&m
SSSr
Q rttririly nb car at its
dollars pi' its price1- !
Six ia'brilUaitti delightfiul1
id
HupritcMUSika
Its ability to perform
not
. .W . f ™
* A U ftlii Com tl4e ,
Mod™X
,* Eqm pum
! -«,
‘ _1 Q
.f>* s/
what fomoa lLiouwtHIm<
buy, of courw, on
letoils and non-*
cn proven perfo
pend*billry, long His,
coat
ixilority
ta
lila,
SixS
B_
C
T
moat complete equi;
otpu
ba ii
iound
on» any
:•
five hu,
the Hupm
-T.
‘ CO
( , ,(
*<&•
this great w«
ful, fuli-si^e Hupmobile Six^.is the deep seated respet
average Afflerican ^
Huptnobile’s
' ' tlonai dependability.
*
B
.to s. ^ V
* rr
* . ,f
Hupmobile pays millibng of dollars more each YeJ
nM« !*• Six one ot.the nioat dependable of j l
i t ,
rix -c y liA d w c a h ,
i
Owners, however, reap the benefit. Tho Hupmobl
Six owner will tell you' tHit*
of
*
‘
is so low as to be almost negligible;’ ;
prica dkea.
OH filter. Gasoline
(WoUna conaumptkM
rooscatic heat control,
bar*.
Vliion-vantflstliix
wlndahlald. Daah (»»ollnonu|«. Clear vieion bodim.
Color option*— Moh*if upholytaryin latcarifBde. Walnut
cnlndd Moals off iOMriimciit
boerd and wtagow ledgM.
4-wheel brake*.)dp«-ial vi
bration dampen* Haadiiitli m
with tilling beam Jatiaci and
double filament bulb*.
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; j ’ . , .
.1
He will tell you that lie car* self out on a tour of |l
hundred, or a thousand or ten thousand miles, with!
die complete assurance thai his journey will be un-l
marred by mechanical trouble or annoyance.
For you can drivq this Hupmobile Six at express train]
speed, from sunrise to sunset,in the comforting knowM
edge that it is fengineered and constructed to give suchl
service easily, smoothly, and without straining.
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
nted
Magnolia Ave.
J..
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N E Y . E INt
,
o i
Police Dog Saw^lan By Keeping Him
Afloat Until Bscuers Reach Scene
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th*r*$tiigkr- ■
~kyMR fkjem
lt*CompiUylt,et UUbl^ raoT* •bout your Pr>
7 *ntSEZ
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y, to lim it will \
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.
through the portals o f Death,
great strides in all directions, i t ;
~ittg a way for eluding the ecj
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m m gm a*s m
1111111
_,h science
Iyer succeeded'lit
the grim
s s
«m W «w ;«s »nyst«ry as in the p alcL
22H S2
-It.
ID z
>S
?3ffig2
•eta
Like- every Mother ew irH t£rew
mL
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TO YOj
>a * 7 «
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ft m t
it#'
K
M
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•r sc.
century; With® * ‘
'
principal or °into?ret°f * penny to |
h.;.; MUbffhrt “ L 'o m
aiWe to make the m atter of death more p leaaim tto^ n tM P°t'":
^ith «ch,Lhi
r
z r x v x t hadbMnTade<>f
s s s c ■t'sstj y s i K 1"4 —
ss “
s p ^ a s s s a s ?*
M M h b v * «*
ldevise
a their
S '“last’'
^ fwords
f i hmv
W i **
fce£»
Ar“*|f
yh
W
R
S
H
zrz a s '?
f e
eC wkfto
S
i &
U U Sanford Are.
t ,
cstuto bonds have combined abso.
nnt
, h e,CUrmonoy,
ty w,th a 'U g h return
on their
T H K B|
Flower Urns, CbnciMil
of all kinds. R o ofin g
ment Toloring, Fir. fj
g e t
)
b-
Z iS ^ 'W r 0-™
:jy *h*n/whStir^-'
W e k n ew it would co m e to th is
en have g o n e in m o re and
It has given tho pooplo hous
ing and business facilities needKver since the war worn- len.U.L8 tim e. when °W fashionedl
inactive.naenc °* we«*e practically1
'I P ,
UM'°
oid
® " Promoted with widespread
have all had their hair bobbed0' V ’^ * ' a?»d tfrun,Lmothers ...jf.h
building high wugcH and constant
g<l
“»■ fo r I put ray truat In
^
“ l m?„h° r s d. - “t<>m»f • ««.
chance in a barbershT pany
girls are not only getting*'thi-ir'S*
, A dinpatch
>;}>•/. SUM M ER WIND
^
" " thut 'Vilh employment
b a r b e r sh o p s is a c h a ir w ith in I Ut C r / r P .
th {,,K in
n
e
tte
beh
in
d
it
w
ith
^
sc^
ss^
s
,
h
f
,
‘
l,,U
'*
b
,«,,al
w b ru wind blows through the boro f th e f i r s t c u s to m e r
A nd t »Jv n i ^ n y h !
th « '‘w ks
V aP<
H ,v lo trim
h n ir
1, 5 1 1 ^ *4 U«nrs down the lsne, o f m en us well a s w om en.
sod plaintive as it goes
Kings a low refrain;
the chatrsf they a're making*theH|T 'i lh*‘! uonia" ^ol ,a*hini!
■ W W .lm M W Old and die lucrative business. Wo k 2 w t h ! t ri|
llf l*t*ofeH«io»i « very
shall yet remain.
^
Shall
an every time. They sav hat
W° " “ ■ ,l
a worn-..*h Win has reared a house selves to haircuts and shuves^ Thorn°i <,n^ r confin<‘
? IH <,u.1*-0 aH niuch busiit* since has sunk for ness in the departments of shumi*
massages.
,im i nts of shumjs,os, manicures, singes and
sham*)
m‘ n ,o n * proud,y
THE FLORIDA DISASTER
for mechunics.
men ‘,0,,,t have “
A WAY will Ini found to weed
BJ,t *l!OW il
that
th l>’,“f« m ttin , it. w 11,0,0 T w ° r
concern,
without baking uny action
tha*
______
,
DETROIT NEWS
:
x
v
p- w w m
.He continues
would disturb those whose sav | o hurricane from the West Imllr'' I ■'
-ll,i 5—
'tH. .., will
within the renee
" lo r these mighty convulsions, do
mgs are safely invested, or that drove a tidal wave across the
nf e . i . , e— —
***
m® city
l u i o finnt
ii.
,,n,llre> trusting in his
of
t.nlveaton,
enusing
nearly
8,
,md n„» Ck i h“ i,1<,i" K' enterprises <11*11rhv. niikl
/inn t
'
" ,Ml put mechanics out of work deethr. n,Kl w 7min
m S o X ; , e , e ? i u t , , '" i 1" '" ' » thl“ " « * ■» hb
property.
. *
of attitude, he would suurcely have
,( | i ^ ^ '" 'ibove the Itval of,the beasts.
SOME OLD line institution?
When the wuters had rece
in him "still
fights
r'..i In. I rometheus
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k,l‘ cg
ni
that would appraise real estate and the dead had been l,uri<»t -tdcdJTho
at « per cent of its reul vuluo veston considered its situation Th m u ""vage gods, and though lie is
he conies buck
and then lend 0 per cent of the alternatives were to give UP The In ln n "
under valuation would like to dis "He, or to make it as nearly hun5- i
V * ? * }hu!' M oT.L‘- **• bus conquered
the
iieut,
the
swamps, the
Anyone
courage financial enterprise that cune proof as possible.
plagues of the tropica, the hurren
sihlemi,de nttti" nwi,Je building pos- couldk? ° Wfl th? . " p,rit- of Am«Hea
could guess which Lcheme"wusr ,-i“ S ^ ' h o 'l l ? ^
RUrr<)und the
I ili . n t risen qiiovo every vicibdopted.
Attorney (Jenerul Ottingor and
situde.
Governor .Smith will not he used
ns the agents of envious old fash
ioned financial incompetency.
d o w n tto t y ^ rb~ r a; T L t l . S th
"»'> lo o k /
Ja .e lfifff'** l° *t to fsm e—
Jh lad many a lad and lass
anyone Imagine your suying^Nn 1’^ w * u ’ M‘SM
*,im», 7" ( ’an
if n ly g^merwi blame.
As the dispatch said *‘A n i ! (,! 11W ’ w« can’t,
TO PROTECT public
in a barber’s chair, ndj us ting t h o ' , C,>,nWHr! m 'lini"^ buck
lovers ysafa agb
H,,fUy 0,1 a cushion merits js tile first duty.
troe •
a word to say; ,- and gazing up into question!?,. „
^ t h s y ‘Whisporsd Hi this eyeH and saying; *rn harh** Y ii'1^ <n‘,.u'.,,t v‘*»y feminine
length of the cRy. Tc ionnecW|Ut t(,' m' tiKnt“
" -r in g of the
Galveston witli the muinland a 1ran"1* . * ° ,*V,y t,ie,n until they
ht^e concrete and st^el causewnv ) a . .
,‘ frea.,‘ ."u‘ rt.
The
i spirit will shine in p w .
W
n
F«s<»line
fight
in
s h a n ,,„ „ , f■r i e t t o , roT
• *«
T L X ^ g r i d 0''’ } 7 r " ,,F,7 * ^ naKyIfd“ “« ^ nsboiie ill (Jalveston nnd in
X .
•**> h a ir c u t.
fSWi
oliforniu and some companies are wus raised untiM t was 'Urn fe tt I T h '
. j^ U p s r here for ay®—
'?* '»' Thut '* ‘'levituble.
slashing prices
Standard Oil „f higher than the sea wall
W hat empty words of
Wh.i S .
'be moment is to proaliroriiia makes its modern in Ibu site hud been made virtually Imi I "Ii 1 refugeea immediately
telligent fight with advertising.
h Since then I ’va blown away,
'mpreeti.il.,..
.....................LV L t t » W;.,. X i r ”, &
,,' X ^
r Kenneth Ashley (Prom Tho
fl,H P,lRl'H
type an tile city wus rebuilt." ' '' Wav‘,s’ he left t*> them, with a firm con
friendH could n ot control* i t in th e la s t . s s i i ,
!
' 1': i. V
Rsriew .)
•
Inch
high
in
the
daily
newspapers
Man knows of no wny by which
a t t h e clo se o f th e Hession in »,
f s ,o n * . l j«« (’re sid e n t
earthquakes such ns that which viction thnt being Americans, they
f — - • •■
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m
l
i
r
t,Mt
RHH^ne:
spending on wise advertising a hmn
_da knows how to sympathito
10 ®an Francisco horror of cannot fail to rebuild their devas
».mall part of the money it would /, , , '" ’,r tropical hurricanes like,
. and stronger
ths storm swept area o f Vera S ^ t t e n t i Y n 1 to u ! ^ ^ m i l S u S ! 1 im i?n 1f
tated...................v,._
cities better
aid ’ Oil K r,7 .‘,V. ‘•‘•“ .'"K wic. Standi that of lust Friday nnd Saturday, 'thap they were hef, >r<v
aid 0,1 of ( aliforniu keeps up it.s
|
i)TTunney •ays
sa; hs stands ready to B o r a h o r,H ira m Jo h n s o n o r M r^ N mi-is o ? M r 'L|lT1M l, , i,l M r* eales and huilda new business.
T H E
L A S T
O F
H IS - R A C E
•nyons any tin s . In a nice e v e n G e o rg e U.
THE REVEREND Mrs. Ain.ee'
_ _
OCALA DANNER ’
ws prosumo.
Semple McPherson shines in court
e
p
w
y
<
■
'i" "he has shone in her temple
■asms somsthing o f a miracle
leading thousands.
1 ’
REPUBLICAN MIRAGE
. 'h e fS forty-three miners shut ______________
Witnesses who testified thnt iy disappearing.
t r i -c i t y n e w s
.
The remnant
>
f o r f lv s days w art found alive.
tilnan t still
remain on us
hey saw her at Carmel, when she
free us his ancestors.
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o
.
It l« reporU'd thnt the Itepubli'Mis
supposed
to
he
lying
at
the
UWtty from (lie polln ............woo,,,-'
We .r e jold that if all the world sure' of hi hL‘L lhc yountt brave is
bottom of the Pnnfio „cSan. and
Wg circuses in Jackson- cans, having nominated two men
for
senator,
have
decided
to
come
{,IH Wlft'- provided he can
wlthln a month. — Timessafe flor
,'r'n
W,,l,l<l ,,,MkH th" "talc when according to her testimony, u; V” 1t'verlflndes were blotted uipturer her
sale
Democracy.
in u fair race at the
shi had actually been kidnuppod nUtt h it eh K en,CU hu W<,u,,1
«i
you, doing, brag- together and support a third. Roth
fin'l •Mily corn dance, or on some other
For many years Democrat-*
nominee, uro willing to „tep aside
t ' » y ' r ^ t o to her personality.
! u,hkii»h h''r,,'1 wmote section ev festive occasion.
i an? ,.h* ,P h,n> w|th the raca Re F lo rl,l« T t7 ° tod . ,l°Pu,»lininH in
seemed to draw mo to her ” erything needful not only for his
After capturing bin intended,
Florida between four and five to saidShe
publican
leaders
talk
about
conexistence
but for his happiness.
one witness who drove a grooImllton Holt says a good uni- i
preparations nre then niade for
In 1D20 Hardoe beat hK ery wagon.
s r<,o|testing with the Democrats for dne.
He
is
pem-euble
nnd
honest
and
wF dspsnds upon ita profeathe wedding.
The very simple
Republican opponent nearly five
1* , Its professors and its books, the control of Florida, or at least to one. though Cox heat Harding
in.V,,lv” s1 U'“ bridegroom
- i 21"1 ? r* moM,1 of its congres.ion- little
THE REVEREND lady has ard done him one hundred years ugohy
Y.WOMM remind him.
the white man, when nearby every ^ ’.‘Y -'bng in guln
gU|„ attire
uttirn to the
,*...
*1 districts and here and thuro a '■11)84 more than two to one. I„
Kk£' vVl —
o--------- ent
followers.
Some
have
threat
g
irl’s
home,
DuviS
beat
Coolidge
little
there to
remain
Democrat is found who listens with
body
believed
that
the
“only
good
ened with death one of tho witness. Creak football players are a .straight face.
through life us a member of her
*0tf
family.
otat O Neal five to one. This is her'“? r ln£,t ,h,cr*I Sho R°u" °n with Ind,* n 7 * " a dead Indian.”
S s J a f f CWw In W t? b,r dlot i T,hia _" U tr has Incrcuaed greatot so ,much
due to
to "upport of «er fight the Devil fund” worry
/,u?n uup
.« y
* Ph* ntA y " f>°rPulftti(m in tho last few f.b‘
n o S e. . tf i ^ I b ^ IOtS a t » f‘ & . ^ K , 1; h.„®"
„ the Seminoles
..........— -live
- «out their
; S sKtY M S f‘ •B?
. . they would years. In fact probubly half of Domocrutu for state offices by Re ing not nt ull about hostile witnessa prstty-good line.
oh whom she calls “little’ doggies* "n*th4lrInrdUn|tlrib'“ '
11 '* l‘‘ck'» * in PP™—
1'.1" ' I " '1 * lvi" «
marriage,l’ " rr.
the population has moved in since publicans voting their party nu- trained
cultivating
their
to jump.
“O—
!n ,!he a VOlt,V* und harsher feu- crops on the
the census of 1020 was taken. wHh fh Ckn UH to ‘*i"«»tiHfnction
m * , , —
.lammocks of the
tures.
Some
of
them
huve
recent
with
the
Democratic
in Miami five blocks
. . -...... - presidential
ly become Christians, and as such Everg^des, dwelling beneath the
nominee.
Many
Democrut.s mi ln„ tr,Il'r’Y-TH REE miners buried God
,,Uvehave
c<’munot
ln ...
>maln street sold the oth- withD.y
.i
----- ^ ..........
within th“
the f|
lust lh‘‘H
yeare and
is known to them us E-shock- shade of the pine trees. Nelli,.., ..n:
I lornla did not vote for presidenunderground ut Ironwood
f * ° r fmir hondrsd thousand
gators’ and other skins to the
Mnhignn indicate with eight tans
h ■ Eeiasntly ths hurricane vote n ^ or*du *0,,R enough to tial eiectors.
whit*s, and- in return buying i.right
r
t
K
T
&
S
S
L
S
l
trX
U
?
n J '■***. .down a great many
Of course we do not object to
,,u* lr" " pipe through which
calicims and other merchumli:,.
As far us the newcomers to the
sttiri!|Tig up the Democrut.^ und
iJGin£■ aldn t destroy proiwrty
.
t
e
P
l
,
foud’
“
'!‘l
they
are
„„
the
brought to the trading post fro,,,
tiringing out as overwhelming a eighth mine level—the pipe dnuii'tbL
Wift'
c«Pture
apearmajority ns pnssiblo for, Scnutor Iohh provides ventilation, even tains among the Seminoles. A ft I-ort Myers. The Seminole* now
number about 500 souls, und
Ju stice T aft, when asked } ^ c'n Ha,.f .°.f tbe«« have come Fletcher, who iH one of tpo biggest more important than food. With er tho parents of the girl have
out
food
the
men
cun
wait
duy
a
ft
W
■" l» K-r.ulually
J
' *“• P ^ jb itio n laws in Canathttt hu," ttlw«y» been men in the senuto, hut the Republi
^although it has roiiatically Democratic. If the old cans could not heat him if they er day wittie digging g<)0B on yVUh_
out oxygen they cannot live 5 mln«_io o d many fe a rs since I resident* of Fluridu remained
OLD-TIME PREVENTATIVES
put out 50 candidates against him
;b * s n i a politics, I have not
___________
TAMPA TIM ES
~ * * * « ”, , wV t not to talk
FISH IN THE sea, and even tho
THE NEW CHAMPION
A Kentucky rural paper tells of
rtS jfrito n u y the former
: - any Pfoiple nowadays carry
i
w ars are votes on
SARASOTA HERALD
earth itself, must have oxygen. * W
^ ht> « " ,ed “ Potato in his ;a ° potato
or buckeye us a rh IZ
o f the question.
Modern agricultural experiments pocket for forty years as a pro^
*
t,P
P
^
v.«ntativ« «nd the c h in r i,
Undoubtedly Gene Tunnoy’s viefterflWdnd« ° f / he<imatl,m * 14. was
un object of pity, Tunnoy will
- »if In m O . t ° f ■ on,ce ?omm°n cus nromlJla^ (hoBe who may nit>
id ir w h sia m in thinks sbouf tory ovtr Jack Dempsey at Plillu, reign until a hotter man comes » £ 5 5 , T pI" “
tom that was practiced up to about prompted more by force of tinkle
h •*»*>* op in a little delphia Thursday night - was a along. But in the opinion o f his
forty yeara ago.
Kr„ t Z ' i : Uy,
«»y b 5
r l n tha grourKi • half mite
PROFESSOR MICHELSON .„
admirers, that is looking u
is
*ier in their vlrturc or efficacy as
^ earth's surface. “ . " I m«Pn i“r 0n m , rhe. " Pw champion’s mntiy
Carrying a Kpotato
it be- medical agents.
muny
very long^ way uhoad.
measuring, more carefully than
”v" ,,u until lc
Uke many of the
ever, th,. „peed of light, to test ^ I ^
,wa« regarded
! d11wa<
regarded bv N ation* ,HUP°r , titions |«ter gent
l
f
many
of
that
time
as
a
talisman
Einstein theory.
fl„ has
ve
Contemporary
« iy cComment
om m ent
measuring a ]Xht h.,..m ,7 1 . ,
“K«'nsi
rneumatisr For the s E S !
12
*?!nat rbcumatlsm.
hu<ik»u„ a p,ecLe* tho potato and
mean “AV*
i
in addition lie has re
on earth.
rare.°y°
° bec° m° exceedingly
What
our
great
party
of
moral
ft full Wtauuro of tho symtt.P«r,L oae on Mt! Wiison Vndm!mJ
Hkely
to to
JWW pockets
w!hen emptying
pathetic support which naturally ideas needs in thin gtuve crisis on ML Saa Antonio, California.
that . period."' W hat thi
i^ h M two planks in his flows to • challenger ns ho tuck- ia a caah register with a good muf
shrt»nk_..
-------- ---or the
w„ uu,
en potato
buckoye
,WUck .o to notaworthy, lee • mors sxpgrtedced and theoret
TH
E
REVEREND
F.
E
.
Clark
fler on it.— Ohio State Journal
iW^Uw VaUtMd Act ically a mors skilled antagonist,
head of the Christian Endeavor S e r t0e x S « l ! l i hk r* * U,,,atiHm was
"«
**.
------ --- ’
‘
• to ta s World Court.
Tunnay’s triumph was clenr-cut
Union, celebrates his fiftieth wed'
mjJT bs consldsred
— Thqss who object to women hold dirig anniversary, with advice on B W S t t S S f f W T B
aea,ed with the
vrhkh hs wlll use traditional knockout
which had ing public office ahould bo careful marriage, He advocates long en 8 S 7 % : ! X t . pro" ' M
t'» “ * w T O d S ! ' k l y° "
to jr s ln .tb s D*mo- marked the accession of every new
gagements, early marriage, and
•bout
turning
married
men
out
of
J nomination. But champion for nwrs than a £ „ ur
,l WSB t lu t i to g Of aaabe Influenced by “2
ns^CA^not hop* to •tlon. I t would >tmsm that if r0 office.— Brunswick (Ga.,) Pilot.
whim, ths gISnce of a bright eve foot Ida worn as kn amulet about s o S * ! t ’sbhi, i ir " ’t a " unlucky «»
S * » « k w » n n w d .0 reSdJJ
South.
Wk *
4 ~ -----op 0 “ P U w tta f smile.” Which &
*
‘
» n l*
What most of us would like to|ea,,y te *WV
»ny grownups
■so Is Francs’* »y,tem o f satisfy.
3 P . wcall the
'» a .
TH B W AY to make marriage a
•L1 &
jUdFe« had Ing debU reduced to a household
ly every pu. «vin^ne mrectiun from tho road to
ftjyngsr no.“IBic^ty l i sKn^ing
■.their
— dod«»rw,,wi
■ b .g o f tho
ciskmA
Rock Arkansas Ga- m iU se ths
nout was
stu ff
g In
odor
MSM
roonuJifi
iff ad!
the
rr
W h e e l.
•Jm° St •* mucb
ou:
»y. a
,th
kven if •a'p Vie o f f ,n d ,£ " w «1
Is
be wealth, but,never
•nvest-
K
lhelo"1
__
S p e cia l
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 int h o e v e n i n g to d e l i v e r p a p e r s to
a n y s u b s c r i b e r w h o i s m j s s e '( j by
r e g u la r boy.
Tuesday
Ircilal by the faculty of the
Herd School of Music undor the
Jpicos of tho Daughters of WesClass at tho Eanford High
ool Auditorium at 8 o’clock.
Phone 148
Hotel Arrivals
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Montesuma
. M. Farmer, New York; K.
in Valkcnberg, -Dgnia; Harry
kndall, Jr ., Minn,; Mrs. S.
bompson, Boston; A. A. Stewit, New York; P. E. Goudon, New
^rk; D. 0 . Cash, Jacksonville;
Cash, Jacksonville; L. V.
ih, Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs.
td 8. Avery; Umutilla; Karl J
kej, Newark, N- J .
The Sanford Herald
anford
Seminole
W. I-. Brown awl wife, Jacknvillo; J . Barcelona, Thmpu; M.
injtcin, Tnmpa^
Riddle.
Mcnitein,
Tampa; J . M. Jl
SkelAml; J . W. Dikmorest, LakeEtui; Mr. nnd M r s .^ X G. Terry
’
*worth
tw York; F. W. Wads*
Iriettn; J . N. Brown, Atlanta;
orge C. Jones, A. C. L.; W. H
ober, Duldwin; J . Armun, Atlan-
Cement Contracting
Valdes
[•A1. E. Rucker, Richmond; II.
leer, Jacksonville; II. B. Hernton, Endicott;. Olof Hammott,
fUsvillo, N. Y .; J . A. Nelson
»mi; George Futch, Miami; Edrl Haynes. Jacksonville: E. D
Jacksonville; George H. West
Monvllle; R. W. Otter, Sani; A. Golveaky, Valdosta; S. E
4fn, Valdosta; S. F. Sistrunk
‘ wife, Ocala; C. T. Smith, Ordo; D. Frank, New York; Nat
Stx, New York; C. Werner, Balnore; A. F . Schenkorber, Jr.,
•ton.
."55?tX"'. S T f i u ffif.
£ ,X ;;5 r ,r r / X 't x
!± a » !?*
Mttrtin
»y«r»Kpinir
5;tsrt&s*
^ &
as*'1tw .xw.i,
v r “nj
TOM SIMS
isats isss
Ns.”®
U.
"AJ
-
ose .yani
fore-
px-Se
Raffo Girls will hold mco^thc horns, of Mrs. W. !3.
on W est F irst Street at
All'fnbrabsrt are urged
.ic n t |j,' .
,
on RetuS’1 OF the Bsumol
igy Shop'at the Milano Ther t 8 o’clock. ’
le No. four of ths Methodist
I will meat at 8:00 o'clock at
i of Mrs. J .‘ E . Spurling on
lie Aysnue.
t. v . &‘ thw
r Baptist
'
„.
Church
•re a social' a t the Baptist
ipsrlonj.^
iS * ^
w
nlzation mcojing of the
«s and Professional Wom[Club at the City Hall at 7:30
Herald Subscribers!
m r s j ?’ •!?
lm«t°0-Nnn|n° ,to
-*!>* i
T*lday
nm
tuyForV
utr
resu/u.<KUCe< tW° m° 8t iml,orta» ‘
Massage, Please
r
i
mm&W‘
i S ’*0,
J . E. King leaves Thursday
f'Lclahurg whero sho will join
King to make their future
»o. Their many friends here
ret that they are leaving San-
A Jiadical
; J
?C. T. Flanders leaves Thursduy
lernoon for Jacksonville und
tycross where he will spend a
days, returning here Monday
•moon.
Ira. EL M. Galloway has returnlotne ffom Lake Placid, N. Y..
Cranford, N. J . ; where she
itt the summer.
id
in P
d«n«nd for W«ldalfe~,4
t h l n i " h i J n T * Production fadlitiS-toW .v
F rig id .^ X * ^ h '^ ^ ^ g r t d u c r i o a r i K 'L
oa*% 1 8 S 0
•
>V W "
t’M-tkii »
m
■the
p h rt
Ajnrtr.-- /.
Js# gad;
'■■min.
M
j.tm r
ipron. 1 1 fl ; > J V ‘ ' i 1 (• if-'.U 'vrt’
’ X a te in the Kfternoori, the ,
""' *ir*
■'**"( e . Y W t
i Those playing ware Mrs. J .
B. R. Only, ’line. D. C. Bow
fire. T . D. Inabiaet. Mrs. P .
Nseld, Mrs. Verne C. Messenger.
Mrs. A. W. Lowe, Mrs. RsTelilf
King.
.
. , „
'
The Tot's Shoppe
15 W est' Washington
The Rhoppo f o r , the JitUe ' one’s
.•
wsrdreto
•
LAYETTES
NOVELTIES
BABY PURNtTURB
•
i BOTE AND GIRLS 1 T O ,*- *
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OUR
LATE.®
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•ame
III
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skidds
fC*b>)
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£|atuRlayori.2nd
*manen1
in im ii
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v a n e tv
fij
oT c o l o r s .
Buffet Sets
8lamped linen a*d fine
bee buffet seta—
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•(». ,'N '*’•
$1.25 to $7/)0
lU .n
L 1' 1
•
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’
Napkins .
Fashion
F a l l
(r b >1
a .DP i1’
S h o w in g a fashionable representation of the newest authentic , mode? .jn> street,
sport, afternoon and evening apparel for the matron, the m isvarid t h r i f t y tot.
.it
’
8 P. M.
............
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AT THE
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have
IN CONJUNCTION Wl^
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Dr. J.
m
L
o r
i.{ 7 '.A»
cin e
1
|Is motored to Orlando Wednes
day .afternoon.
AT-
m
Sanford High School
s m
- il'W. •’ : , i ‘j“
•
iw A R .
•
. wwikr;
,!?
Beumel’s Fashim .8mw
W
\r. - yr,
Sanford School of
'
Music
Dick
K M f>
iV V T z T Jr^ iWVCvrVTTT^
ttjRjSsrtisrt
UlSJSSU0’
V
^
3,*' %* r (
% ; T to
Uura Fair Morrow, Madison:
Scores- of young, women of
r s .lr i. D. Martin
ts Club.
Mo.rth» Evans and Martha Max to Mtho
the Floridn Strite College for Wo- well,
rflambsrs o f ’ Cll
Miami; Dorothy Morrison,
mep hnve ijcen pledged Tn the var- Sarasota, ahd Margaret Hyor. PCnr the Mctho'dist
Church
___________
_____ ________ day
. morning
_ by
. . BCrs. Jffntxe^nv
. »*'ILh tto
” 3d 1 ©
?
lou* fraternities of the institution, sncola.
afternoon pit'her attn\ctffn1new Perkins at to m to m s on Ma*molla
1th aa picnic
•’
>
'
one of the yenrly preliminaries to
homo in Bel-Air.
'>
■ Avenue, her guests being memlSrs
the
work of the school term.
Baskets nnd vases filirtlawlth ot tW Bistera Bridge Chib. i\ J
D. L
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b?e?
Tam
pa*
W
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"
nd
,in
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wlth
Those pledged in thoon
Quantities of old-fashioned-marternltlCh 6rson. St. Petersburg Terry Ban- cut fl?weJ" k a?d ^erna „ war«- ar*
are resident* of nil sec
,vf the nermnn.
den
flowers
were
Arranged
lo
bas-t
TallnhanseeEsther
with P,leaB,nlf
•f,£ e*
J5
state.
•C&
- ■
'
aatnsr angcd
roomHwerc
the guesta
held'their
keta gad bowls in t t o rooms
,
Board man, Jacksonville’; Mary Sula
___ Hlfty.
ths Attests "assembled , for playi
meeting.
. j
*
The fraternities nre’’*
Arkn«*a9,
Frnqlta
Cobb,
■
t;r: V
Phi Epsilon, Pi Kappa-*
A short business
session’ -wu> Scores’for tto interesting gftms dfl urn * M « : t a * e h '* * s ^
brldga
wero-kept
on
tallies
doAdtri
held,
after
which
the
’
members
cron Pi, Chi Omega, ~
i SIpha,
S 12
2
f
.
'
•
f
f
iis
!
lAtkii; Virgic Hyman',’ • Taitlt
made tea towels and other articles fnacinating designs, and after sev
Theta, Rho Chupte.
gmu* l.Olive
’
V“ ' “ Johnson,
Paiatka; Mi^nr
which a re ' to be cold at their an eral rounds had been played, the bridw were played'6ta tto scree mid
Sigma Sigma, Kappa
.^ H * n" r?r- k ™ *' GainesvlUp; Fontln Nor- nual barer. At the next meeting prise for top score, a hand-painted
ity,
Thetn
Upsilnn,
ni n
T - ,A”.,aa Delta'fleet, Bradenton; *M ary toulso
i\ K n . Etigepp Tittle subvtltoted
Pi. Omega Chapter of Sigma Kap-iSquier, fit. 'Petersburir Miriam aprons of all kinds will bo made. powder jar containing bath powder, fa r an absent member. ’ The 'memDuring the social hour a most wns awarded Mrs. Ernest Houena’u Pl n°na
Phl’ Delta I Terrill. Tallahassee; Betty Wood.
Delta, Delta, Alpha Gamma Delta, Panama City, nnd Lillian Wood- delightful musical program was holder.
rendered,- after which the hostess,
Following the game, the tables
Delta Zeta and Beta Gamnia of wnrd. Quincy.
assisted by Mrs. L. M. Telford and were cleared and laid with dainty ter* Mrs. Mdnrtte ‘B. Hutton, Mrs.
Ceta Tnu Alpha.
Pi Beta Phi: I»uisn Hhingler and Mrs. Walter Hand served a deli- covers, and centered with, crystal Jam es Ridge. Urn. J . D .’Woodnlff,
Following is n list of
the Marv Jane Montfort, Miami; Ma
pledges:
cious ice course.
vases filled with pastel tinted out Ktuf yMre,' Robert y . Holly J r . ’
Bullard. Doris Latimeri Cary GriZ
The meeting was closed with a flowers, nnd a tempting lunetoon
Delta Phi Epsilon: Judith Rln- fith, Anna King and Chnrlotte
STKETING 1SPOSTPONED
— .........w-----I^hort prayer offered by Rev. W. P. wns served by the hostess assisted
mcnthal, Savnnnnh; Hattie ?lott. pn-ri
by
her
sister
Mrs.
M.
8.
Wiggins.
i!I,m »I
I Buhrman. Among the members at
Jnckr.onville; Gladys Glnsler, St.] Hid iir.wi
There will be an important huslT - ' inr i u * F i t
*' M^rfin. |Wednesday’s meeting were Mrs.
Augustine.
Mrs. Lucius B. McLeod of Tam nofs mooting of tho Datt^htera of
Tampa.
Hazel
Hehb.
Rartow;
M
ar-',
M Telford.
Mrs. R. in.
M. imbwh
Mason,
X
ivnppn Mjfmn:
l.ouifto Sni
ter miroi
t
........ ■*. m.
iiMiuru, nir«.
PiI Knppn
Sigma: Louise
Spiller,
pa substituted for an absent club Weslqyi Class Monday evening at
Tampa; O’Neill Dobl)s, Powder Wile H»l-oii°
f " " ' Mrs. Walter Hand, Mrs. S. O. Shin member. The club members en 8
o’clodf at tho class rooms In tho
Springs, Ga: Marv .lean Sm h !
I
■l.olner. Mrs. J. W. Rutledge. Mrs joying this affair were Mrs. Kr- Method^»t
Church.
SvIncaugH, Ala; Alvan Gregory Uwskv ’ r
!,
1M- ^ “ » F - Mrs’ Forrester. Mrs i nest ilousholder, Mrs. Floyd Pal
Tho meeting has been changed
Tallahassee; Minnie U,- Whaley. Hanlev,' Ja, L .,,v illi.
''
’
' - Bradl.erry, Rev. and Mrs. W. P mer, Mrs. lui Verno Hurt, Mrs. from Tuesday to Monday on ac
Itiihrmnn.
Live Oak; Katherine Barry; Elsie
,, „ nu- , ,
_
Ralph Wight, Mrs. M. 8. Wiggins count of the recital to be given by
Cnnsler, West Palm Hsa. hj Myrtle un
V U t I - T ? hranees Buchand Mrs. B. L. Perkins.
the Sanftrd School of Music on
Wood, Alachua; Rachel Creech; Mi- ■ “ ’ L ,,“ ,n,Idi 1
(.o.alhread, 1 Miss Katherine Rny, who has
Tuesday
evening at tho Hanford
luike
City;
Frances
Paxon,
Jm
kbeen
the
attractive
house
guest
and.
High Schpfol, under the auspices of
Omicron Pi: Dorothy Gable, Win sonville; Eugenia (’nsem anil Mary of her aunt, Mrs. John Schirard, Women Will Discuss
the Daughters of Wesley Class.
ter Park; Sylvia Carson, Tampa; Black, Lakeland; Mary Codnian, at her homo on Tenth Street, left
Formation
of
Club
Orlando;
Dorothy
Hubbard,
Mul
Thursday
for
her
homo
in
Jack
Vivinn Davis. Sasser. On.
Mm. Chittenden In Charge
und Betty Boyd, St. Pet sonville.
Chi Omega, Gnntma Chapter: berry,
During the absence of Mrs.
A meeting of nil women inter
ersburg.
Tiblcy Hardin, Wnynesville,; N. C.;
Mrs. C. V. Me Intire of Lnkelnnd ested in the organization of * Stanley Walker, president of the
Delta Delta Deltu: Lorine Davis
Elizabeth Withers, Adelaide Mabusiness and professional woman’s auxiliary o f the Campbcll-Lossing
honey. Elizabeth Dawson. Ruth ”V'I Sara Dunagnn, Winter Haven; isivisiting her daughter Mrs. J.
N
Tolar
at
her
'
hSme
on^
Tenth!
Hub
in Sanford will be held Friday Post American Legion, all business
Rlje, Martha Manee, Dorothy Tuy I.
McKinnon amt Kathernight nt 7:30 no’clork at the Wo in nonnectiou with the auxiliary
Street.
The
ninny
friends
of
Mrs.
lor. Tampa; Olive Kincaid, Rodney ' !M|’ '>("'r,’n. Jacksonville; Ixadne
man's club at which time n full will ho attended to by Mrs. Ned
Layton, Gainesville; Marion Wont |[!'’ur nV.
Leesburg;
Elizabeth Melntlrc will regret to lenrn that discussion of such an organization Chittenden.
she
ts
quite
ill.
ton, Elizabeth Wnh’li. Tappv Dart 'v.',"1* 1' 1"Hulmssee; Dorothy Conwill he held.
TiouiHe Hall. Jacksonville; Shirley |, ' a,u,r
Pem,a»*‘Va: Mn.V
Tho meeting will end in time
Mrs. John Leonardi, Miss l.ucile
Decker, Orlando; Rachel Ilurghard, i ,!!' :l" 11 r ,,urc Zachary. Sanford;
Card of Thanks
Newby
and
Miss
Charlotte
Sm
ith!
for
those present to attend the
Buck,
Pensacola:
Movn
Quincy; Jeannette Griffin, Kissim- I Bhumr
Motored
to
DtLnnd.
Tuesday
®ve-!
fashion
revue
at
the
Milano
ThenRogerLive
Oak:
Marv
Ives
and
m*'e; Mary
Starrs, Alabama; i
Our hcarfolt thanks and appre.
ning where they attended the meet ter.
Fritz Russell, Ohio; Nell Romberg, Mildred Siemens, Orlando.
ctntlon is extended to all who re
ing
of
the
Pi
Sigma
Phi
Sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta: Frances
Bom berg. S.
Jerry Lesley,
membered us in our recent be
Haines City; May Walker, Cairo, Wagner, St. Petersburg; .Marv nt Rolling College,
reavement, and for the many flor
Church. West Palm Beach; Janet dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. 7neet Upsala & Grapeville
Ga.
al offerings and sympathetic cour
Kappa Alpha Theta: Isabel Dar (’adman, Martha Mtmro. Orlando;
tesies extended toward us.
Miss
Anna
Kanner,
the
young
by, Daytona Bench; Julia Ellis, Tnl- Mildred-Groff ami Boll Groff, Bra
Mr. nnd Mrs. Emil Magnuson
(Signed)
■lahasscc; Helen llanscn, Tnmpn; denton; Daisvhel Moore and Myra daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs Charles were guests on Sunday of Mr. and
Mr. O. G. Russell
Kanner,
who
has
t»een
spending
tho
Doyle,
Tampa;
Louise
I^issiter,
.
.
.
Florence Harrison. Miami; Louise
Mrs. Noah Fry.
Jewel Russell
Gainesville;
Beth
Harris,
Wes*
!
summer
in
New
i
ork
is
now
atJones, Winter Garden; Lctitia
Clifford Russell
Lindsay, Miami; Darig Perkins. I’alm Bench; Veldn Davis and Nel tending University of Georgia at
A baby boy wns born Tuesday
Etta Russell.
Athens,
Ga
lie
Silvernnil,
Jacksonville;
Della
Miami; Annu May Smith, Gaines
to Mr. nnd Mrs. Gardcr Lundquist.
ville; Mario Sterret. Hollywood; Ktnno Decatur, Gn: Margaret torJohn Leonardi motored to Day
Maude Hinshnw, Orlando; Eliza kin. Winter Park, Fin.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robbins,
tona
Wednesday whero ho spent
Delta
Zeta:
Annu
Grace
ltaggs
beth Price, Miami; Helen Claire
who
have been staying with Mrs.
the
day
on
business.
and Betty Shaeffer, Bainbridge.
Renner, Lakeland.
Robbins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ga;
Catherine
Brantley,
lJ*ke
Rho Chapter, Signm Sigma Sig
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred 8. Avcrj|r of Vihlcn since she was in tho hos
ma: Cathrine Rurright, Bartow; Wales; Margaret McNeil, Flora
pital, returned homo Monday.
— By —
UnintUIn
spent tho day hero
Mamie Coogler, Brooksville; Flor Sasnet and Avey Knufmnn, Jack
tho
ence Dawson, Bartow; Franves Ev sonville; Isabel Bishop, Miami; nesdny and wore guests at
,
Rev. J. S. Clark will be here for
erett, Winter Haven; Alice Evans, Mabel Sawyer, Hollywood; Mar Montezuma.
service next Sunday Oct. 3 nt 11
Brooksville; Mary Elonin Frazoe, garet Townsend, Lake Butler; Ur
Mrs. S. Thompsonsof Boston,
Brooksville; Dorothy
M* Marry sain Hendrick, Marianna, and Mass., arrived in aSnford Wed o’clock.
Elizabeth
Reynolds,
Monroe,
Gn.
Hullen McMurruy, Meiha i.:.m aster
Mr. ami Mrs. Ballinger were din
Beta Gamma of Ceta Tnu Alpha: nesday for an extended stay.
and Joupie l-ee Greshain, Bartow;
ner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. 0.
Tiioudny E v en in g , O ct. 5
Eva Morgan. Apalachicola; Maty Anita Cawthon, Ftor.afn, Ahi:
Gash, Ted Cash nnd L. V. Lundquist on Sunday.
Salley Pet towny, l.ckelntid; Nola Helen ( lark, Miami; Grace Gard ' D.
8 :1 5 p. m.
were n group of JnckwmvUlo
Mann Snimdei's, Pcttsucola; Hilda ner. Greeiisborough; Edna Mattox, j Gash
— At —
visitors
in
Hanford
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Pierson
Simmons, DeFuniak Springs: Mary Qunicy: Corn Einhrv, Quincy;
IcTt
lust
week
for
Fort
Myers
to
Mary
Morgan,
Fort
Meade;
Har
Sheppard, Tnmpn; Helen Vric/.e.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Terry of New
Jacksonville: Bernice
Brannon, riet Provost, St. Petersburg; Klene York were among the out of state visit her sister.
Bradenton; Eloiao Ganlner, Greens Shepbcrd, Florila, Ala.: ()rri»- Tay visitors arriving in the city Wed
lor, Winter Pack, nnd Flora Yon,
Violinist
H arve C lem ens
boro; Audrey Meeks, Tampa.
nesday.
Kuppa Delta H«i<uity; Mary El Gainesville.
....Pianist
Don
Jo
n
so
n
.....
Slock Kor Sate
ln Cooper, Fort Myers; Frances
Hat No Slock Naleamaa
......Tenor
G ra m e h H edge
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brown of
Mrs.
M.
Moses
and
son,
Her
Baxter, Jacksonville; Lola Hum
SANFO RD BUILDING AND
Jacksonville .arrived
here. Wcdliert
nave
reiurneo
u>
cun
mm
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bert
have
returned
to
Sanford
inond, Tnmpn; Margaret Jewett,
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Lakeland; Neil Knight, Andalusia, after spending the summer in New nesdny and will spend n few days
with
friends.
Under Auspices pf
York.
Ala; Rebecca Breedlove, Tuskcgcc,
Daughters of Wesley Ala; Virginia McCrnw, Gainesville;
Margaret Carter, Pensacola; Mar
Adults 5()c.
Children 26c
gnret Dickenson, Jacksonville; Ed
ith Foulks, Gainesville; Dale Mabrey. Taniim; Joanna Bnlf*1, Ja ck
sonville; Sarah Yelvington, Fort
Myers; Marion Ulmer, Largo; Dot
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Gertrude Price, Katherine Riddle,
ami Merle Owens, Tampa; Julia
c a n
~! L r i c l <
L u ijc lin ^ s
Powell, Union Springs. Ala; < nrnieta Hartier. Sanford;
Malome
Rlchart, Jacksonville.
Theta Upsilon: .Margaret. Pearce,
b e a u t i f u l , v v iiti O r i e n t a l
jjtu c c b .
)B
m a cJs
9 t Petersburg; Betty Hoskins, Mi
ami; Alico Parker, Miami; Jo Cox,
Tampa; Bessie Munrne and Agnes
Mack, Quincy; I.yndell Cnnaday,
n
Leesburg; Juanita Lawrence. Or
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jHrs. Raymond Key, Miss Ade‘Ido Key, and Mrs. George Rice
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lure home Friday awning while
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^ p c k e d m /M Mrs. Cecil Frisbee ^ returned
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Mallory Circle of the
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isiness meeting o f tho Daughof Wesley Class at 8 o’clock
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TALLAH ASSEE, F la., Sept:
—{A3)—The state board o f pardtms i
a»hounded today th a t-It had da*:
| to commute to life Impris. .n t 1the death sentences of
t Pringle. 1Fortune Fkrgueon.
w
m
.......le Green, 'Arthur WUlisms’and
Charley Root Give* National
Leaguers Only Four Hits
While Eleven Are Secured
Off Connally and Faber
Philip Taylor, convicted o f capita)
offenses in the courta of the state
and who applied for clemency at
ifte soml-annuat .session, of the
board here.
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CHICAGO,
Sept.
30.—
(JP)
—
...BO STO N , S e p t 80— (/Pi— The
311 F irst National Bank Bldg.
Telephone 732 '
being
paved, at cost of 388,000.
National Leagua seasoiucame to a Charley Root hurled the Cubs to a
9
SANFORD, FLORIDA
clow tonight when- darkness halted 6 to 0 triumph in the opening
V, TOO LATE TO CLA SSIFY
th e , Philadelphia-Boston game In game of the annual * city series S S k ’tS ' h f t t S
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the second half o f the sixth Inning. with the White Sox at the Brown second baseman o f tba St, Louis WANTED—Extra salesladies. Ap- ■
The Braves took both ends of the stronghold today. The White Sox Cardinals and lead h it, team '!> ply McCrory’s 5 A 10 cent Store. a i i i i i a H M i k n i a u u x u a a n i i n n n N u i i i i ^
doubleheader, the firet game, 7 to were unable to solve Root’s offer against the New York Yankwa in
v
6, and the second, 2 to 1. . The ings with Any degree of certainty, the world'a aeries is to! be carried
V ;
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a B B ^ a B B B B K a a a a a a a a a B a M a B B B B a B B a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ill
eneral play of Cooney, Braves’ or consistency and contributed out.
a
Former Stars of Local High lrat baseman, was a leading considerably to their own downfall
The manager had contemplated
a
l o u d For 19 Years
by frequent blunders.
a flying trip to the bedside of his I
Erer Groirlitff M rw iffr
School D efeat Proteges of feature.
Only Two aren a* Play New Yprk Cfty Each Beuoa—
-V ,
Firet Gama
SANFORD BUILDING AND
“Red** Faber started on the [mother in Austin, Texa*,.. th a t!
"
iWWelcheD by Score of 12-0;
And It’s the Only Big "Clans A " Circus Coming To Sanford
LOAN
ASSOCIATION
would
have
kept
him
out
of
th
e
,
A B R H PO A E mound for the Sox and was u great
This Season
1
y £ *a *n jS9owa Im provement Philadelphia
g“ JJJJ‘ as ......... ~...4
2 2
1 1 0 Itcher while he was In there. The firet two gamex starting here Sat-1
Sparks
Is
One
of
Them
urday.
The
mother
who
had
watchj
H unt Zb ............5 0 1 2 3 0 !ubs scored two runs off him In
lx ‘
’ B y 'Bill DuBoee
Williams, rf ........3
1 1 2 0 0 the third but Berg’a wild th ro * to ed from an invalid’s bed for the |
The high achool pigskin chas- Mokan, r f ................1 1 1 0 0
firet messed up a certain double past 11 years, the steady march
Wednesday afternoon played Sotheron, If ........5 0 2 3 0
play and put tne veteran spitball of her son to baseball leadership, 1
died yesterday. Her son was In i
V if'th fl SiAnln.
* h* rd Pnwtfee frame ayainst a Wrightstonc, lb 5 1 2 10 1
pitcher
in the hole.
I T ’ S F R E S H
formed of her last wish that ho
r Club>Bt Lom
mrwiood is team composed of former stars of Nixon, c f ............4 * 0
1 3 0
Root
held
the
Sox
to
four
hits.
the school.
Although the high Hubert, 3b ...........5 0 1 1 0
stay with his team. Then ho an- 1
w a y ^ o v . 11 with
i
a I'Hchnol
The
score:
-team was defeated by two Henline, c ............ 4 0 1 2 0
W HITE SOX
AB R H PO A E noun cod he would do ns sho de
ich w m n roV hW (touchdowns, it was a good work- Willoughby, p
3 1 2. 0 1
Mostil,
cf
..........
4 0 0
0 0 0 sired.
^ team showed up well Wilson, x
t h e runners some
.1
0 0 0 0
A telegram to Mrs. Rogers
Hunnefield,
2b,
ss
4
0
2
2 1 0
There's nothing much
r, according to S against very s tiff opposition.
Knight, p ............ 0 0 0 0 1
Barrett, rf ....... 4 0 0
6 0 0 Hornsby from Austin had much
With
the
exception
of
Butler,
8U p Secretary of the
to do with his decision. It was
Sheely, lb ........ 3 0 1 5
0
ope
of
the
best
fullbacks
ever
de
nicer for breakfast than
is ecw,;engaged in susigned “The Folks,” and said:
Totals .... ... 40 0 14 24 13
Falk, If ............ 4 0 1 1 0
tbe, erection of the veloped in Flbrida, none of the
for Willoughby
x
Batted
Kamm,
3b
..........
4
0
0
2
1
"S
ta
y
with
Rogers.
He
needs
Bears’ backs were able to gain
a fre sh e g g fried in
the construction
Schalk, c ............ 3 0 0 6 2
you. All is dona here,”
eighth.
(road from Long* ngainst the high school team with Boston
Borg,
ss
............
2
0
0
3
1
The
spirits
of
the
Cardinal
play
AB
R
H
PO
A
any consistency. While Sanford
Snowdrift. Unless it’s
Collins, x ............ 1 0 0
0 0
ers, downcast at the news of Mrs
High’s offense’ was a little weak Cooney, lb . ...... 3 2 2 9 1
tadvertisements Ire tho
Connully,
p
.....
0
0
0
0
0
Hornsby’s death and the possibil
defense was very good and Taylor, ss ......... 4
tw o fresh eggs fried in
rman, a publics*
Faber, p
...... 1 0
0 0 2
ity thut their leader would be out
time
after
timo
the
opposing
backs
F.
Wilson,
rf
..
3
N O W THE W O R L D S L A R G E S T CIRCUS
circulation among
Morchart,
2b
1
0
0
0
1
of
the
lineup,
lightened
a
llttlo
a
f
Snowdrift. It’s just as
2
STILL CITING A
rtrs o f the turf, were stopped dead in their tracks. High, 3h
ter his decision to stay was made
The Bears were unable to gu*. Brown, if . . .
4
to interest horse?
Totals
30
0
4
21
7
2
known.
necessary to have the
3
imber meeting ami a complete team out so it was ne Moore, 2b .
They spent the morning and
x Batted for Berg in eighth.
tice Indications, a record cessary for several of their num Mann, cf .............. 3
fat fresh as it is to have
C IJBS
AB R H PO A E early afternoon in practice at tho
* expected to sta rt in the ber to come from the high school Hogan, c .............. 4
Yankee stadium, whilo Hornsby
squad.
There
were
quite
a
few
Wertz
p
.........
4
Adams,
2b
.
4
1
1
4
3
0
! rat on* the opening day
the eggs fresh. T h at’s
r a i n s , d o u b l e l e n g t h r a il r o a t !
Heathcote, rf . 4 1 2
5 0 0 remained in his hotel room at
Iv ^ p t and prise bo*k- good plays mado by both teams
tempting
to
decide
between
con
N O TA BLE F IA T U R B A C T S FRO * «
and
it
was
a
hard
fought
contest
31)
7
9
27
11
l
Totals
Kelly, If
4 0 2 3 0 0
*f the dress, carrywhy Snowdrift, which
flicting calls to duty. The men
A
LL
TM I W ORLI
from
start
to
finish.
.
002
000
301—0
Philadelphia
Wilson,
cf
4
1
0
2
0
0
card, kind o f r*co
nr. ooo oox—7 Grimm, lb
Butler was easily the star of Boston
4 1 1 7
0 0 learned of Mrs. Hornsby’s death
comes
packed
in
art
air
Freigau, 3 b ....... 4 0 1 0 1 0 when they returned from the field
r ic e 'tr a c k opsr- tho Bears’ attack while the work
and after a silent evening meai, ex
Second
Game
of
Grier
on,'
the
line
was
excel
Cooney,
ss
. 4 1 2 5 5 0
------------------------------------------------------------— -------------- I
,v who last year
tight can to insure its
i
0 2 1 2 0 pressed their sympathy to the
ess and of the lent Butler ran around end for Philadelphia .................000 100— 1 Gonzales, c .....
. 4 1 0
0 0 0 mnnagor.
freshness is such a fa
ng, is in full several long , gains find one time Boston ................ ........... 001 lOx—2 Root, p
_ with —
b this .year and ran 85 yards for a touchdown
Sorrow ovor the death of Horns
Totals
...... 35 6 11 27 II 0 by’s mother waa also expressed by
vorite frying fat.
intolthe Sem- Tactically the whole high school
T R I B E S I O U X IN D IA N S
(Rub was hailed by Eearn tackled him but did no more
By Innings: '
Miller Huggins, manager of the
than
slow
him
us.
of ■oentral “
“
White Sox ............ 000 000 000—0 Yankees; John Heydler, president
CHILDREN
C
For the high achool Walker was
Wail known^horsemen
Cubs ........................ 002 000 04x—6 of the National League and Com
Uuder
10
Years
ADULTS
tho biggest (ground gainer, whilo
NEW YORK, Sept. 30—(IF)—
Summary: Two base hits, Gon missioner Landis.
_ I r e being Mobley, Speer and Stoinoff did Suzanne Ldnglon of tho tennis zales. Stolen bases, Cooney. Left
"Hornsby," Landis said, /'will
Seats on Sale Circus Dayva t RoumiUat & Anderson
The double some defensive work that was ex courts, was comfortably settled in on bases. White Sox 6; Cubs 6. have one o f the hardest fights a
i from the Orlando cellent. Walker ran around the en her hotel today with her mother. Base on hails off Root 3; Faber 1. man ever had to get hold of him
Drusr Co. Same Prices as at Show Grounds 1
> r t y is being aur- tire team at one time for 40 yards She declares that her temperament Struck out by Root 2; Faber 5; self. I am deeply sorry for him.1'
on *• crisscro ss that was beauti was left at home when she set Connally I. Hits off Faber 7 in
W
betas* tfv .n
ifOTefinf / th at .will fully executed. Another time he out for America,
7; off Connally 3 in 1-3; off Thurs
hfopgh. thiy, year, intercepted >a forward pans and
Her contract provides thnt she is ton 1 in 2-3 inning. Wild pitch
onVentence eaused ran It naek! five yards before be not to permit any of hej* idio- Thurston. Losing pitcher Fuller. j f i g r a n n i i i i i i n i H i i r a i i i i a n i K f i ^
ing tackled.
loittta ]aat winter.
synerneies to interfere with the Umpires Quigley, Nall in, Wilson
gnmdsUUd is being
Several
times
Speer
broke serious business of gathering dol and Geisel. Time 1:86.
rl
MM a t an estimated cost of through ths opposing line anti tors.
la n d -is iexpected to be in tackled the runner for substan
Mile. Lenglen drank champagne
tial losses. Plays thnt were made on the way over as a preventa
around right end wore always in tive of seasickness. "I just read
danger for Stoinoff was always on bonks and drink champagne,” she
his toes and Meveral times brought snid. "Oh, yes, chnmpagno is good
STA RK V ILLE, Miss.. Sept. 3f>. I
pected the runner down for no gain.
for sen sickness, I do not know
victory || I
Mobley in backing up tho line whether 1 would have been seu sici; — (A’)-F o llow in g their
stopped tho majority of the plays If I had not drunk champagne, but over Birmingham Southern College . |
aefctioh of the state. that were made in that direction I just k<fpt drinking ft./
Sho at Birmingham last Saturday, the l ■
Sewfal lyean ago; Cliptain Thombson showed up woi! went on deck every morning ac Mississippi Aggies lost no time in FW
s . s p a r a huge ana kept Uio team running companied by n steward with iced getting down to hard work in
champagne in a pail, which was preparation for their game with
Btnoothly at Ml times.
ft ' i‘*« I ' ' *J
Mississippi College this coming
get under way
Saturday will see a good team placed beside her chair.
week-end.
of -December, if on the field to represent Sanford
moi
Last years the Maroons ran
____
the ojub are W - High school when the opening
rough shod over the Choctaws to n
and Will last until early whittle blows, The backfield Is
40 to 0 victory, but Maroon conches
^ M s r a p r l n g . meet Is In excellent condition'and the lino
nrn preparing for a hard battle
sted. ii m ••• •
is improving very rapidly ami will
this year.
be In good condition when thu sea
»■)*.......
. As.- ■+. NEW
YORK,
Sept.
30.—(A*)—
son opens Saturday.
Dunnellon—$30,000 allotted, forTod Morgan of Scnttlc, takes his
With Yancey, Speer and .Stoin world’s Junior light weight title extending and improving sewerage I]
o ff, on one side of the lino and into the ring at Madison Square here.
Mopghton or Moyo, Nordgrcn and Garden tonight inn If* round match
Warranty
Deeds
y u
Eaonfield to hdld down the other
LHo iw Builders, Inc. to end with Hamuli or Sands ut cen with Joe Click, of New York.
Drive out G eneva A ven u e, east from M ellonMorgan a slight favorite through
Nol A Single I.Mt
>ii)ot 82, block 0, ecc- ter the lino will be aide to take
In
1
H
te
a
r
s
his
superior
boxing
ability,
speed
mwpld.
cure of itself. The lineup at the and accurate hitting, will meet one
SANFORD BUILDING AND
ville, and see for yourself the developm ent that
nblfy to J . H. McCas- start of Wednesday’s gumc
LOAN ASSOCIATION
of the heaviest punchers in tho
-'OaVi'Hiil subdivision.
S H R 0 division.
Qensdfa to Bar® Paterson, "B ears” 12
is taking place in the southeast section of the
Eden field
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lick 9 ft Sanlendos • d '*■> GtJ*
Nordgren
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.Cohf^jl to Sarasofa-San- Cott
Yancey
city.
Berner
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rart, tn c,' to George’ D. E. Bullet*
Moughton
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i 18, Bose Court addition. R. Moye
Speer
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B .'K ille r to W. F. Par* Cameron
Stoinoff
I.E
Y o u ’ll notice lots of improvements out that
block; p Olmatead & Mll- W. Moyo
E. Entxmingor (c) Q Thompson (c)
ivision, Altamonte.
RH
Walker
If. Bentley, to W. F. Purker, Weaver
w ay and you’ll recognize the possibilities for
Zachary
> block E rS te w a rt’s subdlvi- J . Entzmingcr L1I
Butler
F
Mobley
iltam onte Springs.
profit in Sanford G rove, a sub-division that
‘A- B. NobIte to Anna C.
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m $w w m
GAME
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Road
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SANFORD
Monday, Oct.
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FREE STREET PARADE
SOO PEOPLE
SOO HORSES |
STREET PARADE DAILY AT II; A.*
Added
Features
Suzanne Arrives in
U. S. For Tennis Tour
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S n o w d r i ft
REAL WILD WEST
PRICES
73
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Aggies to Meet Ole
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Miss This Saturday jp
SANFORD GROVE
“A m id Majestic P in es”
Morgan to Meet
Glick Tonight
3
inston Organization to
svestmsnt 0 o., tots 1, 2,
K
ek 2. Banlaado.
_>blom to A/-*!. Whitaker,
L'^ake Winter/Homea Subdl-
Head Of Chrysler
Concern Explains
Newest Principles
in try C lu b Estate to
The development of a manufac
sfey, lot 5, block 4, turing principle, "quality standard
ization, * 4njl it* application to the
Td to r* ary L, Jackson, manufacture of motor cars is de
of Qtnw^Kaighta.
scribed In a statement made by
.T. E , Fillds, vice president of the
Corporation and received
180 E ast First Chryslac
here by Charles T. Fuler Motor
lit.
Co., safes and service agency of
Sanford and Sanford Avenue. U r. Fields said:
AW it
11 dealers In
"The' Chrysler four-car plan of
quality standardization— the only
Co., telephone one o f Its kind in operation in the
world todqy— reduces processes and
Sons*
600
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B * chaiuwi and. manurlcturing abso
lute. ; Nothing Is le ft to chance.
and Ger- Men and mgchlnot,*lMta rnuit de
liver to each operation In every car
we Uilld an unvarying maximum
o f Pdsfili iqn. and ^axeellence.
<MC
(lurch, one
Vproduc.
|1,000.'
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Close - Out 3
A LARGE ASSORTMENT LA
DIES' BLOND, BLACK
AND
WHITE IN MILITARY H EEL
SLIPPERS, VALUES UP TO $10
FRIDAY ONLY—
knew nothing of a slump.
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EVENING ..
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AD. BATES
'a d v e r t i s e r s
Jerald
representative
hly familiar with rates,
ftfd clusslficaUon will
Lu complete information.
you wish, they will
I*ou tn wording your
* ‘ to mnko it more *fJRTANT NOTICE
liters should give their
pustoffico address as
Ttheir phone number if
^ire results. About one
; out of o thousand has
khone and the others
Communicate with you
|tbBy know your address.
’ onlinusnce M UST be
g person at The Sanford
I office or by letter. Telet discontinuances “ro n°f
Prompt - Efficient
Service
it ami F o u n d .
►Pocket bonk. Cull Semife.
lilies’ leather handbag
ling change purse, A. C.
|glnsses, knife, pass book,
nddresa inside. Inquire
lAve,
rice S ta ll ons — B e
ing.
I0DEL TRIM CO.
the car, not tho iwner.”
fee 817 for estimates.
W. RADFORD
IRES
VULCANIZING
I EE LESS & WELSH
Ice tnat makes rriends”
BEACH COUNTY — The
nf stupendous develupReud (.hunt It in tlm Palm
‘oat. .Sample copy sent oil
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52— Business Equipment
■ R M F IH IH U H I
oj:~
An electric fan trial is:
Ouiet Running
I k n it.k
JA M ES II. COWAN—All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Bout Tanks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street, Tele
phone 111.
I ow Priced
74— Apartments and Flats
90—Automobiles For Sale
»inesS Service O ffe re d jAvW. M. V-unr. M Nor.h
’S DRUG. S T O R E -Preons, Drugs, Soda. We are :i7— Situation Wanted Male.
you us your phone.
Cull 103
AN experienced and competent
grocery mail, manager or head
Stovo & Furniture Co. clerk,'desires wurk. Phone H57-J.
321 B, First Street
We carry a full lino
itfs are right. Cash or 3 9 — I n v e s t m e n t , S to c k s,
We want your business.
g
liness Set vice Offered
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INVESTORS
Wo want to borrow fifteen thou
PERK.INS,—Haberdasher
srtera for C o 1.1 a g I a t e sand dollars wcured by real estate
valued nt $60,000 and outstanding
110 F irst Street.
accounts amounting to approxi
mately $60,000 payable on a basis
1NSCO .CAM ERAS
of 10 per cent monthly. If Interest
an d Su p p l ie s
ed write W. K. E. Caro Sanford
SEMINOLE PRIN TERY
)th St. WvN. Lumley, Prop. Herald, Sanford, Fin.
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IFOR SALE or Trade—Six room
' house with double gurage on corIner Magnolia Avenue and 16th
will take good lots as
(|r[ft payment. Bnluuco easy terms.
Reply G. F.*jT. Care Herald.
FIVE ROOM house, South Sanford.
$4000. Lights, water, sewuge.
Good terms if sold this week.
PARK ABARTMENTS—Furnish Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co. Inc.,
ed corner Central St. nnd Park Phono 736 Masonic Bldg.
Ave.— Electrical
refrigeration,—
Mirphy steol kitchen, etc. Phone 90— Automobiles for Sale
841-J.
FOjt RENT.— Furnished bedroom WILLYS-KNIGHT nnd Overland.
F ’ and M, Motor Co.,
>
kitchen. No children. 4101
Park and Commercial
K
NGING UP FATHER
k o N T F IM D T H A T BOO K A N '
n g r o R I t M A tJd lS
t pf-t A b 4 0 0 0 A b QE.AO*
SOTlCn OK nU IO H TIO M OF
pA H TN w m r
RUN
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A BOO K
V. O. BOBBINS.
N O T 1 C K
Rcatcil hlilM will ha receiv ed by
the Hoard of County C u m m lia lo n a rs
of S cininolv Co u nty Klnrldu on or
b e fo re u c t n lie r t th . IflJS fur ih e ro n ■ tru c tio n o f R c o n c r e t e r e t a i n i n g
wall In th e rnur o f tn« County J u u .
and f o r pav ing aro u nd
tho
Je ll
llu llillng.
C e r t i f i e d rh ec lt f o r t per cen t of
am uunt of bid to a c co m p a n y .each
bid Which Is to bo re tain e d by Ihe
Hoard until th e w ork Is c om pleted
In lieu of bond.
I'lan e amt s p e c i f ic a t i o n s m ay tie
■ M aim 'd from
l ‘ ot|Hlc
K n g ln e e r s
(•(flee a f t e r Heplenilinr Strtti, 10 Id.
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It kills the fe m e
Cod Liver Oil cornea ta sugar ^-‘ ♦ l w l, ■T, , - , ,
t'm m iM iA>.i
«d tablets now, so If you really
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pul 10 or 20 poundi of,
want to put
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solid,
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Pimplesgonej
a clean shaOe
ready to meet the world
T
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Title* given especial attention
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Tornado
Insurance
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Well rounded out insurance coverage . *
should, by all means, include Torna
do Insurance— cost of coverage is
very low—
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Failure to carry tornado coverage
cost the people of the devastated
areas something like one hundred fifall could have been saved by spend
ing three tenths of one percent per
hundred dollars covered.,
Y o u cannot afford to be without tor
nado coverage.
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A Share o f Your Business
W ill B e Appreciated
Office* In Court House
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ty two and one half million dollars—
LA
Dry Cleaning Co.
Sanford, Fla.
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J. G. SHARON
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mines than any food you can get.
You’ll be glad to know that ** v *
A. HAFFIHLD.
TSSSitf^KJSlSfl
TH a T A B L a
,'o o Rj N O T H E R
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Notice la UcCeUy given th at Uip
partn ersh ip hpr«tofern^**|»tltfr .b e
tw een th e undekptJn*d- aife h -.dohdueling the baalneeg,,' giu^wii
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a l . m f l l f Ba«V<Klrel
Hfreel, Hanford, T M id k , haa 'ben*
You i probably Jn W ' th at Co4
dissolved by m utual consent and
pnyment of the obligation* of th e Liver Oil la tho graataat floehjproIniNlneta have bean assumed by the dowr in th* world;
unite rnlgnml K. -Dt Robbins.
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SPENCER’S DAIRY PHONE 4IJI1
— We sell only cow’s milk and
cream projuded in
Seminole
county. No powders used, double
dairy delivery. G. W. Spencer & FOR MEN AND FOR 'WOMEN
Son.
■«
Both will find our facilltlea for
dry cleaning of tholr garment* su
perior to eny other offered in this
section. Wo accomplish wonder
Attorney-at-Law
ful results oven with the most
soiled drew or coat, Tryua on your
Will practice In all the court*
noxt order, .
Examination of Abstract! of Land
fS/E <iO T
YH.S P’ATHK.R.1'
l b A S N lT O N
DAUGHTER
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By GEORGE McMANUS.
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i m m u i i r w — iiiiiI
91— Legal
H EY'RE GONE I Thoso un
sightly, annoying pimples that
wero such an embarrassment to you.
Alwnlutely diuujipeured! H. S. S..
the powerful blood cleanser anti
red, blood bulidor, did it 1
Now you knuw what lu do uloiit
such skin uruptiuiiH. Now you
know how foolish It is to let punpies, blackheads, bolls, blotches, ec
zema and such things remain to
handicap you.
Now that you aro free of such
VOIt KIvN'Il 2 beilrnoins, ailjniii |----------unsightly things, people will wel
come you— like to see you nnd talk
ing bat It, tV'nsniiahlc, garage. 618
|j
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ISDAI
j K for good buys I
JHITICU TO CO.VTII AI Tolls,
to you, instead of maxing excuses
IJ1in. i’liuue 321-W.
in Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build-'
l*ltOHI'HCT1VH Ill'll.IIKItS
to keep out of your way.
Ing.
I
AM) OWNMil H,
When S. S. S. starts charging
l'DR K EN T-Two bed romns, oip?
through your blood,
j
rV,ou1 w,',th ,witl l“'liH'
McCAl.L A. FOX, Real estate in
troubles fade
I.m-iil No. Ufil nf I'HriM’iite rs now skin
vestments. Best buys are among Imvr I't*rmih rte*lit 11 cmhimirt « i h at away. Your whole
Utmm .17 Mc L iiihJ i t Aruatlc
our listings. Phone 746.
' ing, hot and void water, next to
w lirii hi nt*Htl nf a t'HPpwiih'r or system la Improved
<*firyt*iil«*rN call at tlto nIm>V** ml- — n e r v e s strength
! bath. Apply 816 Park Ave.
re
84— llotiNi's F o r S a le
tlicNH or I’lioiiti N«t, 47K-K for utllt'k e n e d —appetite
and e f f lc i c t i t nervitov
turns—strength and
IARGE comfortable room, w ith '----- -— - —- — •
— l—
I*. IV I l t i l ' S T u N , liUHlnoNN AK«ir.t.
power comes back into flabby mus
porch and 2 lieds, adjoining hath j OAK DA Lh III NtiALOWS— Just
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cles—you feel like yourself again.
room. New house, nice neighbor- ' finished, ensy payment. I.. Bland, i
'|’()() LATH TO CLASSIFY
S. S. S. Is sold by all druggists.
hood. Instantaneous hot water a ll) next to spring, I miles out First St. WANTED DUMP TRUCKS, JO B Get the larger bottle. I t’s more
times. Moderate. Apply E. I l l 8 th i —
jTHRKE bedroom bouse furnished, LASTING ABOUT FIVE WEEKS. economical.
St. near Magnolia.
double garage. Close in. Price SEE PEARSON AT LONGWOOD
$1),000. Owner leaving Friday. RACE TRACK.
(if)— Room s fo r H o u sek eep in g ! Phone 736 or
781-J
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FOR SA L E .—20 acres celery land
!
Vv,,v
1 adjoining my farm on Pineway
.
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1 HOME AND INVESTMEN l
|Drive. Consider us good us best in
TWO furnished bw rooms or light ' Bungalow five rooms, double t|w
Can be easily clcarhophe keep ing. 1106 W. first, at. |gBrugo with furnished apartment, ■e)j un(i prHL-tIea11y leveled. Will
— . ---- ----------- ------------- ------r— ; i actually rented for $130 per
_ bargain if you act quick.
FOR RENT.—2 rooms furnished n,„nth. Price $6500. Bart Nason, jj
Huiubley, Telephone 190-J.
for light housekeeping, $16 per 507
Nat’I Bank Bldg. Phone 249. J ______________________________ r
month.
821-.1, or inquire ------------------------------------------------ |YU
mouth. Phone 82I-.I,
AMTP I\ t?,i»inns nt*
WANTED.—Farmer
or farmers
Dee's Grocery, Flora Heights.
N K E cottage in Ruepa Vista with
„m, or m4j, willing to work to
all improvements. Price $3,500 travel in county. Steady work. For
j-'OR RENT.—2 rooms furnished with small cash payment und easy particulars write and give your
for light housekeeping. 719 Oak terms. Inquire Room 1; Musunlc full uddress to J . W. Witte, IU. No.
Bldg. Phone 72.
Kve,
2, Box 74, Plant City, Fla.
INVESTORS
IjK Concrete Co., general
We have $26,000 invested in u
it work, sidawalks, buildin. irrigation boxes. J . R. project which will net handsome re
turns after a similiar umount is
[er. Prop.
invested. We are willing to con
tinue the project or sell our hold
ings at b material sacrifice.
DRY CLEANING CO.
If you are interested in purchas
leaning, Repairing and ing half interest or taking over the
Phone .466 for prompt entire proposition for further in
formation write G. M. M. Sanford
Herald for appointment.
ON’S B A R BER SHOP
3 Magnolia Avenue,
40— Money to Loan
74— Apartments For Kent
lass barbers Special at[iven ladles and children. LOANS— Money available at 7 per
t RENT.— Furnished npnrtcent. Close in property. A. P. tty
ment. 1104 Myrtle, after 6 p. m.
STEAM PR E SSE R Y Connolly & Sons.
Ing, pressing, tailoring.
Fi>R RENT.— 4 room furnished
Ilmetto Avenue. Phone
apartment. 1200 Magnolia. See
41— Wanted— To Borrow
Curl or Blanche Tnkach.
m
and feel well
U iand' strong, ask tin ion Pharmacy or any druggist fo r,
a box of McCoy'a Cod Liver O il
Compound Tablet*.
Only 60 cents for 60 tablet* and First National .Bank
If you don’t gain five pounds in Sanford,
*
B
30 day* your druggist Is author
|STORE ROOM for rent, mutable
ised to hand you back your money.
CADILLAC -OAKLAND
for mercantile business.
116
— PONTIAC—
Magimlin Ave Apply W. W. Pot
Insist on McCoy's, the original
iter, Phone
Sanford Cadillac Company
nnd genuino.
The
Hoard
reserves
ituright
to
117 K. 2nd St.
Phone 121 rejeel liny nr all bids an,I lu aceepl
V«w» Waal A Haw* '
liny t,iil nr purr thereof ivlilch they
j 7 7 — H ouses fo r K e n t.
Pensacola— <4 mile paved high
«f lfoar Onaf Aak flaw
consider to tie for the to-si Interest way from Pensacola to Flomnton
DODGE
8ANFORD BUILDING AND’
of Hie County
Pleasure cars nnd Gruhnm Trucks
costing $1,466,000, nearing com
Lo a n a s s o c ia t io n
FOR KENT. F'urninlieil hunga- Klin and 13th St.
Phono 3
V K IKHHI.A SH. Clerh
pletion.
! low, l rooms, bath and garage,
Ilo nn l of County C o m
Phone I7I-W.
SEMINOLE IIU11SON- ESSEX
m is sio n e rs . Sh-nillmle
Ii _
C o u n t ) . Klorldu
INC.
Sept.
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5-30.
FOR RENT.—(1 room unfurnished
203 Oak Ave.
house on Mellonvilie Ave. it bed
<1
Phone 41
Ask to see them at
HODG1NS & COWAN CO., Auto
THE BALL HARDWARE
Radiator and sheet metal works.
rooms, garage, |ti.ri per month
Plain and ornamental sheet metal
Deun-llerg Corporation, 5 1r. 1st KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
work. Tel. 716-W.
207 French
! Nat. Bank Bldg,
' Phone 713.
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
Avenue.
66— Wanted'— to Buy
U. S. L Batteries.
cottage, $:ui
$311 , ht
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. u . c ROOM eonugn,
Distributors Chandler
PAINTER— DECORATOR
Commercial Avenue
F«'LORH>A-OULa NDO - Orlando ,. l1";," Ul r;»r winter. Screen porch,
A. R. Riggs, 604 1-niirH Ave.
Morning Sentinel; largest clussiZ
(,,,,li' " vil|,‘ j ~ NTTC - ~
PHONE am
ied business, rate Ic a word, min
min-1 l> '
I HI*1 SORE mid see the new custom
find
Furniture Refinished
built Stmlelmkers
iinum 24c cash with order.
<
Full RENT, Two new four room
SAN JUAN GARAGE
I.... .
lni|Uire (tort H . Hughey
25— FiorlHts.
SANFORD BUICK CO.
WANTED TO BUY
212 Magnolia Ave.
"ST EW A R T THE FLORIST”
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
11Fop KENT. 6
Phono 367
Flowers for all oceasiuns.
fun lied
AT HERALD OFFICE
I modern house, Flora Height)'
Mcl.ANDER ARCADE
I.f ir, per mouth.
Also furnished j i -INCOLN - FORD
FORDSON
,
Phone 781.
67— Rooms Wilh Board.
Inpurl men! tllil F remit Ave.
!
Edward Higgins, Inc,
I Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
27— I'roft'ssioiiiil Services.
ROOMS, with or without meal.i. |,()K !M.; N r Tw„ sllm||
Reasonable rates, i j i Kolll Hotel.
residem-es. ...... ......... .. on CejEUGENE PERMANENT Wave
~— - - — !er.V Ave., mar river; the other on
for $1(l.i)(). Muiinello Shop, The ROOM and Ilonnl, 606 E. 3rd |Geneva a t Heck Iliiinmuck, Price
DODGE BROTHERS
Basket. 2nd and Magnolia.
St. .
j $20.00. F. F. Dutton & Co.
Dealers
S. J . NIX
BOARD anil room at reasonable
Attorney and Counsellor it i.aw
SELL GOOD USED CARS
price in modern, private home, 78—Offices and Desk Room
300 East F irst Street.
103 Duvey-Winston Apts. 14th and
1025— Dodge Coupe
Sanford,
OFFICE Fort KENT—In Melsch
1024—Dodge Special A Sedan
B L U E BIK I) BEAUTY SHOP,
Bldg Apply A. P Connelly A
1023— Dodge Coupe
“We apeeinlize in permanent wuvSons, Magnolia nnd 2nd.
6K— Roams Without Board
1023-Dodge Touring
ing". 200 North Park Ave.
1023— Dodge Panel Truck
80 A— Real Estate I tired or y
102tl— Graham 1 1-2 To Truck
CHIROPRACTIC. — Will renew
KENT. Kmnished
room,
your heulth and keep you fit. In FOR
HIGGINS
SMITH-WIGHT,
INC.
clean and very attractive. 1217
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
vestigate.
Plmne 182 -I fur an
Heal Estate and
pointnient. Dr. W. E. MavDuuguU, i West F'irsl St. Phone 671 .1.
INSI-RANGE BROKERS
1st Nat. Bank Bldg.
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______________________________________ _ . l . A K t i E c o l u l e l l . t i d e i i u e l y l u m
.<i.F Jia Ave. und 13th Street.
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1
1 IshOll ft Old bed loom to "lie pel LIST YOUR P R O f'E R W W lW ,
.12— Help Wantt'd— I't*male u,,,,. $n. two
.;is o.,i. Ave.
"THE LOT KING"
PHONE 3
310. First National Bank Bldg.
WANTED.— Experienced waitress. FOR RENT. •Furnished sleeping
iimiii, close to hath for one or
THRASHER & GARNER
A|iply Bell Cafe.
two gentlemyn. 813 Magoliu Ave
Real Estate and Fire Insurants
S. Park
Ave.. Sanford
T
112 n.
IU
91— Legal N o tice*.
:i.*t— H elp W anted— rtlnle
SEM INOLE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU
204 North Park Ave.
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! PLUMBER, also mason wanted by
'
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OFFICE fJVniture, good os new,
HUPS—MARMONS
for sale cheap, flat top desks, FOR RENT.— I room unfurnished
apartmept. 122 1-2 Palmetto Av«.
Sanford Automobile Co.
chairs, table, filing cnbinct, sec City.
2U 6 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
tional shelving, typewriter, snfe,
« c . Sec John Hudgens, City En.
FO R RENT.— Unfurnished thrfee
CHRYSLER f .
g {peers Office, City Hall. Phone
T il.
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* ironm apartment. Adults only.. CHA8. T. FU L LER MOTOR CO
211 l*ark Ave. I^hono 264-W.
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411 W. 1st 8L
-Phone M3
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ft I — Misceltaneoun.
FOR KENT.Nice throe room apart
JE W E T T AND PAQE
ment with private bath. Semi
RIVE’S GARAGE
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FOR SALE
nole Hotel.
Sanford Dealer
One car king platform. In this
WIOHT-CHRI.SENBERRY PRINT
208 W. 1st St.
Phono 017
platform
rever.Nl
thousand
feet
of
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving,
good
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t
.
See
Clyde
A.
Byrd,
75—
Business
Places
for
Rent
Embossing. See us .first. We do
NASH
It. Phone 417-W. R. R, Avenue-1 Manager Florida Power & Light
Co.
Leads tho world in motor car value.
Commercial Street.
SMITH MOTORS CO
FOR KENT.— Space now occupied '
by Chrysler Motor Company.
6 4 — Heed, (Manis, F e rtiliz e r.
West Iat, St. Apply A. P. Con
19— Building Contractors.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—If you
nelly & Sons.
FOR SALE. -Palms and hibiscus
want to sell your used earn, ad
plants. 600 W. 1st St.
vertise daily on the classified page
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
.SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tila'
stores or offices ut Park Ave.,
roofs built up roofs. Re-roofing ’>5— Specials at the Stores,
USfcD CAR EXCHANGE
nnd Commercial Street. W. M. CORNER
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Ei^
PARK AND SECOND
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
timates free. Satisfaction guaran
W. WANSLEY, Manager
"D A Y -FaN "
teed. Oak Avo,A 3rd St. Phone 111.
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
600 West First Street
at Phone 441
ivi'to*-fva:te i i n n i m i H i i
N iin n a .H H .in ii
8ANPORD DRUG COMPANY
“The Rcxall Store"
g.CVh in Adrapey ,
We make a specialty of our prompt
rilling of prescriptions and uuick
.
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for classified
advertisements.
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Why not rent those vacant rooms,
or ^ell those second hnnd good^'f
. rate* on raqn eat,, |
joced rates are for
, insertion!,
ds of average length
s line*
charge J>t 8 0c. for
don.
tertising (a restricted
. classification.
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, one incorrect insertion,
rtiaer for subaequent
rnr office should be
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n« b y -llir Letfl*1atur« Which "hall with all o th er Countv School
?T
" " »»“ >' he provided Uy law and
y tn e Cdunly B o ard of I'ubljc fm tru ctjo n eolrlv for
ft® 6f PUtillo free achoole. Provided, th at nucli
IM JpnJlW i,V®
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Jaw bared upon
lflrntlon to be determ ined by th e 1 . 0* 1*
PoMnjc « n
Young lady or young otyn to wo^c Jri a
very fine store; must be vfcry active and poehcbh a good education— Gdod opportunity and
good pay with advancements to one. who fa
willing to le a rn a n d work hard— No other
need apply. Address In own handwriting'
and send references; state age. Address .
No. 55, care of Sanford Herald.
m endm ent to A rticle V of the
am
the Ju d le la ry D epartm ent, to be
4
flrat term'nf~ h.
lo r lja :
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of th e 'C o n e tltm lo n of
lo. he and the eiimn lx
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Me?Korniancri..
t‘ ‘),1"^0" ,*io" « ”'* Enjoyment
EO out naturalro , V *y ,l‘n U
ll!"i e“l|*«
of Floridal,?by
_ _, I « ,Jof „Property
of |.-|f,rldathe Infor- I Be It Iteaolved liv t l i . >,«|f|Rtnturn „f , he
that lie muxt-xirnt return
[ortray, Hbff said,' and wait
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'ears before ho can moke ap- .^ q u h iin Ja*.!'."^ !;? tK rK* *" ri'\ Mt
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ori-lancre win, urn cIIk IIi Ic to Ix-rome n tlu rn e of iim
I tilled SlnH e iindor the provleloi.H of Hie Iuwh mid tn n llio . ,,r th„ i t,, h ,.,|
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/li,vo *he Muna rlaliln an lo Hie owuerehlp. Inli.-i ll,nice anil
1 "JV li * 0,1 'lf I, , , 'l,r r ly In Hie S ta te ne cltlxeiiM of the Suite, Inn the
ih'/li" n,'!.r.Ur I ? .!*1* hKn " fiy !*"*
lim it. reaulH le and prolilblt Hie ow uerr„ Vi
,,r |,a ,*ee, UlajM'altlon. poenexalon and enjoyinenj «,f real eetnte
iV ril»n.H r , ',‘»,‘r if‘ ,‘.,rla o .l,y f,,r<-hfnore wins a re not ellnllde to become
Hea of th e United Um 2 $ '* * "
proVl" ' ,'" " ,,f «"• >“ 'v - <>'>d tre e -
for. failinir to appear in
In San Frarfciaco.
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amended *n ■ * to rem
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fo llow
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Guard Cutter
Up Motor Boat
W E8T, Fla., Sept. :ib.—(/p)
The votes chat Ip com pllatlre with anld proposed (itnundinehts
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" I* .r'\, u r n " t h e r e o f , s h a l l he m ib je e t e d
A stroll through our aisles will conyince you that quality and low H i
prices prevail on each article.
M
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a low ,|jl
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and
lh V h had
a 4d0'Se°btJ
rr Kin
ulathe
11one"*
ridof
~reFlorida.
■” r Tc11o ns 7a ^ re 'pVovTded by la^for^am
.erlll
i Uiey
pickedr rnoU,r
up nearb?,at
the I electione
State
Kenerai
wan xhoals lighthouse station, •
(SEAL)
80. ..dlea from here, the coast
IN TESTIM ONY W HKIiEOK, I have
lieiviintc, get m v lilt it, I i,n,l a f f i x e d
ed cutter Soukee returned to
Hie H reut S e a l o f Hie S t a l e o f F l n r base,,here last .night and roMn. a t T a llaliu n g e e, t h e C a p it a l , thin
. ad no clgn of life was visible
I) |V’ 6 t 'v‘* " ly o l x ' 11 <«V " f J u l y . A
oard the craft ffom th* time it
If. f'l.A Y I'lM W P O IlK , •
. ,, v.-as sighted,
<
S e c r e t a r y of Hlute.
, iiThe boat, wlth-fbur meiaabonrd,
bad here Septi 20 from Hnvnrefueling again put
I t was presumed that the
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ded for Fort MyorH nftt»r
out from Key West.
Hns n right to know, and should know the views and
purposes of eadh candidate for Congress in her District.
Jhable Books A re!
Saved' From Storm
,^1- •
_—
The act of loaning n valuflble set
^old books, which are now out
print, prevented their destrlc{v.™ .thp recent hurricane and
:h waters in South Florida.
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J , h® b0^ « W owned by L. q . ■
. -Utler, a linotype operator of this
v :1 ^ y « n J they were In the care of
i
f v ' 't U: f ,Bter^v.Mf*- ,A: E./Brown of
"Hie hooks were louned to
, • htudent living at Vamo, Fla. This
V.
was not In tho paht of
tit nurricixno, but Naples gut the
xy iTj”
ct °f the storm. Two nuy.',' wmoblloii nounohold (furnisfiings
’
pcraonnl effects were clf Htroy-i
I in the storm.
:
?.rown. Who is now visiting'
1'iwfTn I*° i ie r's n ^ 0^an*l suid she*
* dry cleanor, who specializes in
• -••foiea dry cleaning work has been ■
.’jmployt*1 and will bo connected
i& :‘ W * thc ‘‘"'"p any regularly, It w«.
Sulphur ..........................................
b . t . u ’s ........................................
B. T. U. is “British Thermal Units
per pound of dry cool.”
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To
tlonlesi beyond belh f.
Q uiet and ■moothnea* prevail at evory
point on the tpeedonicicr.
$ 26.50
Come In and tty thia remarkable new car.
i om never have driven anything Uke It.
At last!
The hat
adds chic |o vour costumo Just in the right
shape nnd right materinls. Velvets velours and
felts.
To
To
$36.50
$ 11.50
rV?T
G reatest
EVER BUILT
A4-1I
K R O N E N ’S
•HI9 E. First St.
‘He Say It With Values’
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Sanford Buick Co.
H ow
MAii.NOl.lA AVKNUE
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100 per cent
........91 per cent
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or “Heat Units
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$15.00 Per Ton, October Delivery
,
Phone Your Booking to No. 120
JOHN E. PEARSON
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•Ifa “ 70 *1” gpeed and
should ef|ipt« all
perfprtnaitopjitrdfi
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glva you
serv lo a .
b a tta r
serv lo o
Si
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inquiah all spots
iftunaightlystaffis
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mch, Chrytler “ 70” craft*manahlp painstakingly call*
bratea in ten»thouaanddu,
focturia
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P O W E R St LIGH T .j
COM PANY
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engineering ha* provided
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aalloy
l l o y ateela
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lighter
tewed
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under atreasca tho
‘ of
pound* greatas
tanu abaoluta
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izatioQ of quality—the plan- M ott imPort*nt of •?*
ned result of aa engineering
remarkable
andm anufaauringpteciikm “ lou“
which, in it* alU faW acing conce*vodl4
•cope, la new to the m otor 4O T
car induatry.
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W here ordinary engineering v
U
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Boys’ Two-Pants Suits
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iii E xpert Cleaner.
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All Wool, Three-Piece Suit
Tailor Made
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licneva Avenue.
ki ffio'oio Uke Jacfc*°n' t0 C0Mt
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Aa Lbv" J he,L\) ..............................................57.70 per cent
Ash (red psh) .............. ............................... g gp p^r cenj
"denounced today.
, Mniction
Is the title of a recent address by W. C. Lnwson, tho
Republican candidate for Congress in the Fourth Districe, which gives precisely this information. A postal
card request addressed to “Lawson Campaign Commit^ee* ^ Watkins Block, Orluudo, Pla.. will bring you
a copy of this address.
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Volatile (which makes smoke) ............ 35.20 per cent
^ " .'lS U,f.,T,ent, which wl11 double the
I v vfw
“ pi e/ e,n t cnPpcity. it wus
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ThU wonderful rem it U due to vltalenT<?,CJ T , pJ°.vc??‘:.n“ whlch have made the
J.92.7 Huick Valve-ln-Head Engine vibro"
What Florida Needs Now
Rome meet the seasons
demands with fur trim
mings and others follow
the plainer style. Plaids,
holivia and cloth are
used.
*13.50
The itew Valve-bi-Hfad L'nglnc la the 1927
Uulck hardly ircnu to be In ' •ime car
with you.
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MONTEVAI.LO SEAM
Processed through the mine’s preparation plant, Imving all bits ol dirt, rock, slate, bone and other impuri
ties removed, with this analysis:
! r ,t #1Se1C0na ,Sth5*t. Will observe
,f‘v
/lr*t, •nnlversary In business
t hero with the installation of now
opened, for con
10-milo houluvnrd
*on the speedom eter
The favored fabrics
such as satins moires,
velvets nnd crejjys are'
, used in fashioning these
frocks.
•
Alabama’s Best Grade Coal From
tjn'VDry S !!*nln« fo„ »t no
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[uiet-a t every poin t
COAL
haney Company
,
Improves Plant
B jiw --
Dresses Coats
the
.•j /hM tated to loan tho hooks m firts
v DV* now is glad she did.
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A frock for every occneion and every type, representing evpry new idea
In the world of fushion, and in time to take their place in ypur winter wardrobe. Each model hears that individuality and distinction that marks
It smart and unsurpassed in quality.
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EVEI^Y WOMAN VOTER
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1
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Mileage Between
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Imnts from the beds
a HeminoU Cdunty,
The wage ideation, is agiti
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vers this season and
con*
the growers
ferences were being held yesterday
y relative ;to tlfe prices to
and today
.
ntigro [contritctors, wlib
be' paid
to nd^ro
iiploy crews of Jtielil Workers.,
The majority o f the' growers
have agreed upon (JO cents a thou
sand plants' ,aac»rdlng Co informa
tion given, to TK» Herald. Others
are said'to bo p ^ Ir g 76 eontn and
ns high a * 80 centa d fhouSsud. '
The growers who rtro paving 60
cents declare if [s’ reasonable arid
thut they could fot afford to pay
h their interests are to l>e
ected.
contractor pays his crew
• from 11.26 to |4 n day,
said. The pullers, usually
women, get $1.50 a day; droppers,
chiefly boys or girls, $1.25; set*
tOMi.64 and wnterors, $3.
The contractor will uverage $25
a, yveck during the celery season it
leclurcd, although liis earnings
run us iiigh us $50 a week if
crows arc handled efficiently
rainy weather does not intorfefe. Ifo furnishes a crew which
pti|ls the plants out o f the beds,
takes them to the field, sets the
plant out and waters them.
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Directors Meet At Oviedo
Last NiRht When Name of
Seminoi
lole Codnry Chamber
O f Commerce is Selected
TRIO OF
STEAL S
Paid Secretary to
Be Hired by Body BALTIMORE
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m
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m t
Secretary Will' Have Charge Automobile In Which Robbers
O f Exhibits at Fairs in
Make Their Escdpr F «M d
Orlando, Tampa, Elsewhere
Later With Body of Mao:
Believed Slain in Quarrel
The Seminole County Associated
— I Chambers, of Commerce last night
Orlando has obtained <tnodif\ adopted a program o f expansion,
BALTIM ORE,
Oct.
lr - W )—
J A C K S O N ^ IL A Flu, Oct. 1— ty froiirht rates covcringfwjde
authorised the employment of a Three bandits hold up and robbed
(/P)—■Fire uhoardfthc American i{ rnn*N‘ <>f merchandise, n ltin
g
. ng.
paid secretary anti changed the tiie paymaster o f the Henry Sunsteamship New {fa in is increas-1,,ll? advantages formerly fused
n.‘hot n Company, clothing manuname of the association.
ing
and her offir
four tht* ves- b.v Sanford because of conltlve
k
F R A t t C l 'f o , Oct. 1. hcI will not be ti to make port I water freight rales, the Word
fWASI
The directors o f the association 1facUirers, at I’ ratt and Puca streets
S. W il- at Savannah the /e minent wire- I Chamber of (Commerce w i ;„|met in a private office at Oviedo of $57,000 this morning and fled ( A H — 1
Angustine- re- |v*i;ed today by George I). Imp,
at the coll of isnn Le Roy. chair in mi automobile bearing nn Oiiio I (h e ROVOi
chargw f recru itin g lues station at
!°*r$
la to r
police 1
man. A dinner at the Oviedo Ho license number.
ported at W:lO o ck tliis morn- ' « member of the new inif-jes
Marine ( rp.s in the ing.
e a ta te _
committee at tin* weekly "Img
tel preceded tlie business meeting found the cur nt Fromont and
district d who fig George Streets with the body of cd 'toda
which began nt 8 o’clock.
wirelWe 8 Ion .picked up in tiie Seminole Cafe.
/as the def< ant in the theThefollowing
Mr.
Bishop
urged
that
1
ho|4
{(.
The
new
name
adopted
on
a
mon man in it. There was no trace Payne
Transcript
of
Sanford
Bond
Solon
Called
W
est
Virginia
mi|uge from tlie
body secure authentic infonlm,
Lub “ cdbV^ii
chairman,
eburt-m ar- New Britain:
Proceedings Only One Out tioti by R. J. Holly o f Sanford, is of hiH companions.
A s W itn e s s in Behalf of
on comparative freight rule:
Seminole County Chamber o f CornIt was less than ht^lf an hour B e d "
MSanDttgo as drowen “ Steamship Nevkritnln, P n. m. ering
Of
52
to
be
Accepted,
Says
Former
Attorney
General;
nil clause^ of freight Ld
mere-. The motion wns adopted after the robbery that the car with
[early this fr
ing, when position latitude !l 25 north, long commodity rates, .lacksonvillto
Mayor. Back From N. Y. unanimously.
Williams Never Mel King
the dead man inside wni found with th e
itude lfl!43 west. Fire, increas
je closed cai e was d riv- ing, don't think w an make port Sunford and Jacksonville t<
Applications for the position o f ( n bullet wound in the head. How
•New
York
bond investment secretary of the association will lie he wns killed the polite do not
longed ‘ • ihfo
r " W YORIK,. Qehvl— (A*)— Unitrt FranCinco Ships In vlcinty
>asc stand by lando.
*‘ ff it develops.” he su'd iols «d i tes Senator Gut l). Uoff, of houses, purchasers of tin* Sanford accepted in the next two weeks mid know, but it is thought he was wera^i
fo r the stenmshi New Britain,
rginin, the m»n who sign improvement bonds totaling 51, the officials expect to linve a sec shot during a quarrel over the loot.
was taken We might need a [stance before communication to (lie li\i*.'e ^ Weal
r'WWlama hi
ed rcleu. « m fnr $7,0001)00 of Amer 575,000 will pay the net proceeds retary appointed before Nov. 1.
iniohnm wH« it won iden> tlie Seneca reaches s before noon uml read at tlie meeting "tliat
None o f the stolen money w «* Richmond, V|
ican Met; 1 (.V vpr.iiy'shares, took to the City Commission within the The motion to rmploy a secretary found in the car and it is thought which dltcoai
Mrs. Wi: ms. It had
At 11 o'clock th Anmistasia In lando has been favored in this i
the rtund i >d y ..i the Daugherty- next 15 duyu, Mayor Forrest Lake wan made by H. T. Durant of to have been transferred to another o f the aRuilit
vlously pi ly identified land wireless stat
reported the ter, we tlien should oignuin
IN
declared toduy. The mayor mid Geneva and seconded by M. E. machine. The men drove up to the
tceh, nowsp r men and following message nmi the burn movement to reciirc lower u M illfr cuuspiiacy trial.
“The podr ii
George
A.
DeCotten,
city
attorney,
Dooley of Geneva.
from phol-J subs.
floff is
.itness lor Flurry E.
Puca Street entrance of the cloth- are *eg*rd*d -*
ing freighter Nev Britnin: "W ill for Sanford, using our large el
night from
New
|Willmmn M that on leav- try to make Charlftton if revenue ping inlet.: i- mi tlie ‘ big Mick.'
i his will In* the lin t time in the |j,,^ company plant and waited for than the hotel (i
Daugherty, lormer attorney gen-i returned last
ie about f| 'clock. ysster- cutter arrives butim doubtful as
history of the association that a the paymaster of whoso movements in FlorWa/'
Freiglit lutea in Sotitheasti oral, who with Thom Am W. Millnr York.
The transcript on the Sanford paid secretary has been employed, they seemed well informed.
irpoon hr husband told deck plates are bikiing and red states aie about to undergo a i I'oimrr alien properly rustoriian.
TbeiJIod
|was going
the Bohemian hot. Now 200 mUo from Charles cided change, be has been
in cliurgrd with conspiracy to de bond proceedings was the only »<i.e it is said. The secretary will have
As the paymaster, named- Hall, forward,!
Ith aomo
ends for din* ton. Fire still gnli ng rapidly. S formed, and will be based f r< fraud the United Stahls. The call- out of 52 transcripts presented on barge of tlie fail' exhibits at the arrived with the funds from a bank, same uni':)
Ihe s!iid‘ bo 'ephoned her at S. New Britain, Si ther, Master.” point of origin to Florida dentil iog r.f Senutor f.
came as nti various Florida bond issues to 1« Smilli I'loriihi I'.iir at
ranipn; tj|0 ^hree walked leisurely up to , "Our
Kk that hd was having u
interruption of the ni flier defense accepted last week by legal firms j Orange County fair at Orlando and him, one carrying a guitar caso.
The wireless sta on also picked lion disregarding Jacksonville
M i
**
..... . . . .the When within, u few steps of Hall,
expositions
at* which
Kill time nd that ho would up a message frnn the Steamship a basing point and to be figure
(leorgo E. Williams, assistant to representing bond', houses, Mayor '■n other
n rrt
home until|n oarly hour in Rochester, u vacuu oil ship. The on uctunl mileage basis.
human W. Miller, when Miller I,ake declared. “ Fifty-two trim- association may decide to exhibit who was accompanied by four oth*r hemtsThe employes of the clothing firm, the 000
in «.
The change in rates in covereAvns ulien property custodian, tea- scripts on bond proceedings in .Seminole County products.
Rochester was reji rted 20 miles
aid that vlon hor husband from the burning h w Britain and id .Southern rate CHse numhrilificd yesterday that he never mot Florida are being held up until the sccretury will ulso bundle nil cor inun who wns enrrying the guitar Groaa
t iate ho uslally drove homo was preceding to 1or assistance. i:U!».|, he said, and the suggestin io lute John T. King, alleged to situation brought about by tlie respondence from prospective set case threw it open und puilad out baaia o f i
of the oitmreaduro us it The Mallory linor in .Jacinto al was made that tin- truric body ob vc been paid $111,001) for ex- storm is cleuml up," Mr. Lake de tlors in tiie county.
two pistols and a shotgun.
message'
II lighted) ami ho wns not so wirelessed sho ns moving to tain "complete information” ns to diting the claim, ami never saw i * d. The transcripts ure not
The Seminole County Cluunher
Keeping
the
shot
gun
and
pass
_ * * ‘ itii the city’s help th e .stricken ' ssol.
the new rates to lie promulgated. rry M. Daughetry, former gun- on./ on bond proceedings In cities of Commerce will be u factor in ing the pistoln to tho other two
She bel'Acs he must have
The wireless stati a here obtain
I'lie information should be prop ,rney general, except in the court in the storm area>but alho in north- future development of tlie county, bandits, he orderod Halt to throw
[ontrol of the cur, or that ed the following me iage from the erly assembled and filed so tout
Mr. I^R oy snid todny. It wi|t take
in. Williums suid Miller had ern Florida, he added,
up his hands and turn drvr the.
The i. . script which covers the up organization work ami ofher de
lialofk w. • •'Intruded by burning- steamship I ew Britain at comparison can be made between en him specific instructions
fclh# c*i ; t Uie car to 12:80 p, m.: “ Cohi guard cutte: Sanford and other inland towns, to handling tho claim. Dnugherce’edlnr.s conrtebladV ,wlth tho velopments in u vigorous manner satchel, nt the same time .wrestl
It from his hands. Several s'
'W
l ln», the tty,
sage of the bofcd resolution by that wilt produce results and bring
uiul Miller nre on trial for conSeneca h ero»and b standing by. lie snid.
were fired but no one was Hitt
.
X was 1don to plunge into fcltill burning.’/
the
county
prominently
before
ncy
and
bribery
charges,
City Cen»tpi»»HM»iAjA|eIec! i oni
robbers, then’ Jumped/Into tbelr
“ If It is true that all rail freiglit
YF
by * inik Moore, a stew*
-edit was <wcl«rl« ws<tne New northern investors uml homescek- machine and sped away.ichard Merton, German copper
rutei from northern siat^sj^ vnri#rd ft* ‘ steamer Admiral
oni. lm added.
*
ilgnate. leBtilic'J tliat ha puld . rk
|nr
<;kd. i ’ai Imid, a watch
The Mini of $1,500 was appro
Ktf $44l,00d~moetlr •** ' Uhert? without even so imiOh us u typoV t y Tw o l.
priated for the entiling year’s block
said, “ and diarepurding water com b ds for expediting . the claim, grnphicul error, Mayor Lake said.
insl to swerve from
' 1
advertising
of tin* “ solid central
The
public
utility
bonds
totuling
a
that
Williams
had
coached
him
petitive rates to such points ur onr> said, and plunge
preparation. Williams, wlm $1)00,0(11) and tho genernl obliga section.” Last year’s advertising
joy
wuter
traimportntlon,
then
we
hnrf into the water,
accused of having had u part tions totaling $025,000 were sold bill, totaling $2,000, wus ordered
will have an advantage if we con
os :t(l feet.
Police
e conspiracy, corroborated Sept. II at a private sule. Wright- paid.
tiu
maintain low freiglit rates on the
oil after considerable
in’s testimony as to the Wurlow & Go. of Orlando pur
Directors present Inst night
NF.W YORK, Oct. 1— (/P)_Com St. Johns River and use water coRiing.
loniohile was pulled
were: Mr. LeHoy und Mr. Dooley
chased
tiie
utility
bonds
and
Hul.
it i
tdyig hooks.
mander Ricliurd E. Byrd plans to transportation facilities from A t
Minins said ho was convinced sey-Stewart Co., ulid Ethridge Gu., of Geneva; A. J. Wagner, CiiuluoBUTTE, Mont, Oct. 1—(/P)—
1. klbamnj was in charge nf start next Thursday! on n 7,000- lantic Coast ports into Jackson
tu; Mr. Durant, Luke Mary; W. J. A fter a desperate attack on o f some he
liiiiu was valid. He ucknowl- tin* general obligations.
ville.
This
should
be
thoroughly
JtlS.for iH» Marini' Corps in milo flight through the United
that hud he known in 1‘J21
With the money available within Lawton, Oviedo; Robert Entzinin- ficials with a three-foot length of The dat
-iting district, lie States in the big F"kker airplane looked into and especially in con
he
knows
now,
he
might
the
next 15 days, improvements ger, Longwood, nnd Mr. Holly of pipe and u knife Tony Vetters, ami wouM noi
Sun Francisco in which lie flew over the North nection witii tlie proposed munici
dcluyed approval to clear up voted upon last spring cun be com r<anford.- County Commissioners condemned to be hanged here to visitors aa us
pal docks and warehouses.”
Ust spring nfter Uole.
n doubtful points. However pleted. Tiie bonds sold are for B. F. Whosler and E. II. Kilbec dny wor driven into a corner by
Cheaper freight rates to Sanford
ictcd of "drunkid that lie was proud of bis newer, waterworks nnd "white were present as visitors.
The big plane Is now being re
officers and subdued with tear real* need-biema-1
t unbecoming an conditioned. The tour which will because of water transportation
’s record of approving the way” extensions, municipal nutuHe wus hanged, nt 12:28 from the letter.
The hoard o f County Comniis- gas.
y court martial. start from Washington will be one competition should have been the
Richmond l i l T ^
within three days, and hud toritim, gas plant improvements, siohers provlvded $10,000 in lust o’clock this morning.
the cheek ae:
igrets because it bail been street work and u municipal hos year’s budget for publicity und
o f the longest ever imdertakon by means of locating many distribut
W hon under sheriff D. O. Robin
. W if e Froilftoisvilkairplane in this country. It will ing houses and industries here in
ved.
part of which amount it; used to son entered Vettere’s cell to len I asked if
pital.
)U I8V ILLE ,
past
years,
Mr.
Kishop
declared.
be in the interest of commercial
finance the county association.
him out to hear the death warrant road m*
Williams, w iN K Cot.
nvlatihn.
Commander Byrd will Through failure to properly bring
A handsome illustrated booklet ......
„ „ ......P
„v.w him
...... for
.». ...»
read „and
munacie
tiie exe- celved i
S. WlIHums, vnoias ilrol
he ucrompailied by Floyd Bennett, these advantages to attention of
was puhliidicd last year by thelcutinn, Vetterc produced u piece
San Francisco il% prlv]
executives
they
have
gone
else
association
who accompanied him on the pain?
Seminole County Association of ^of pipo from tlie bod clothing of
formerly wns
flight, and Lieut. Brent Batchon where, he said.
Chambers of Commerce. The book- hia cot und leaped upon the offl9ton of Louisville.
.
Muyor Forrest Idike in a short
ormerly of the Norwegian Nuvy
let eontuinH statistics on the coun cer.
late W. W. Thompi
talk
declared
the
early
editions
of
fho three will alternate as pilots
Vico Chs
ty and pictures of homes in the
Robinson retreated from tho eell
iftny voars paymaster’
The flight is sponsored by the tho metropolitan newspapers in
in a report
I .11 Matthews, Umgwood pnstHinuller
comtnunilicR,
lakes,
im
W
ASHINGTON.,
Get.
I.
W
)
narrowly
escaping
the
pipe
which
kvllle and Nushville rail
ggenheim foundation and the New York City carried exaggerat mast.l was elected president of Prcsident and Mrs. Goolidge will proved highways, celery fields, and tho prisoner hurled ut him. Vettera day.; sold
artment of commerce. The first ed accounts of the hurrieann in the IVigwood Chamber of C«m- attend the weddiiw lute toduy of orqnge groves.
pursued him down tho corridor,
will be in Now York city South Florida. He said that he merioto succeed Fred Clark, rc- Stanley R. (Buckv) Harris, man
Governor John
W. Murtin’s adding to his weapons^ knifo
ce the piano will go to Chlca- and George A. DeCotten, city at signeil nt a meeting of the or- ager of the Washington American statement that Seminole County is mudo from a Jail spoon, which ha
,Ksnsus City. St. Louis, Salt torney, who were in New York in gnniztfon held Wednesday eve league baseball tjam and Miss the “ biggest little county in the had carried concealed on his cloth
City and the Pacific Coast connection with the municipal bond ning.
Elizabeth Sutherland, daughter of state of Florida,” is carried on a ing.
sturn will ho by way of Den- business, did' all they could to
i vanguard o f Florida's
Mr. MatthcwR has been a resi Howard Sutherland, alien property page by itself. A picture in colors
Other officers cumo to Robin
counteract
the
exaggerated
reports
1 the southern route up the
■(tors is rolling into the
rustodian and former Beuntor from of n farm site illuntraten the front son’s assistance with two tanks of
dent
ol
Longwood
for
many
years
c coast. It is expected to while talking to financial men. The a»d In! always been a lender in Went Virginia.
fState. The parly fall
cover.
tear gas, driving Vettere back to
Forrest I-ake Hotel will bo opened
nhout six weeks.
( We men who come look!,,
Following the ceremony, the
The county stutinticc listed enu his cell with gas for 15 minutes
sy;ritea;..
civic clerprises. His election to
shortly
before
Thanksgiving,
he
job in Florida, so that the
merated
are:
before
he
was
overcome.
bride
and
groom
will
go
to
New
or]
the
hct|
of
the
Chumher
of
Comwac advised by the Hullck Broth
void the rigors of the north
merce I suid to have been a very j y ork t„ witness two of tiie world
Recent state agricultural cen
Deputy sheriffs then carried him
tumstamcos
ers, lessees of the big tourist hotel.
{ M w . •- .
popuhn[om> with the resioents o f ! 8(l| ieH hasebull guines, then to A t sus shows 60 per cent of Seminole to the gallows. He was prtmouno,
(a entirely
The early storm reports had a
■* ’
County
citizens
to
be
homo
owners.
ed
dead
six
minutes
after
the<trap
I
lantic
City
and
will
sail
nn
Oct.
the
tm
liber of nun have stopped
btd effect, especially on Florida
23
for
Europe.
The
couple
plan
to
The
average
temperature
of
wns
sprung.
Vettero
was
convict
»ra this wct;k, either to reMr. lU fk rei'ently resigned from
imnrovement bonds, Mr. DeCottes
.
1 .
Rieir supplies or inquire in
Kloine Walker. 18 venrg old, ■aid in his talk. All of the trains office iiTordcr to arrange his busi return to the capital in mid-De Seminole County, according to gov ed of the murder of Antone Favero
ernment statistics, is 72 degroes. here hist November.*' '
conditions or to do both
suddenly thiA , morning after coming south nro full, he said, and ness afters preliminary to leav cember.
The assessed valuation o f tho
Of them were accompanl —Jcek’s illness. She grudunted that although ho requested a Pull ing for (h)iforniu, where, it is said,
riwe-V r rV
,’
Palmetto— Lemon Avenue to be
$750 FOR' RBLIEF WORK
sir wives, and tjrey had t
[>m the Sanford High School lat»t man reservation to Florida four large pApertv Interests, require widened, new white way installed comity in 1025 was $8,000,000.
Seminole County is the largest
lobiles loaded d6wn to
days before leaving, lie had to take hiH preseleo most of the year.
to.
nnd sanitary and storm sewers laid vegetable-producing*county in the
fl*
Campbell-Loaiilng post, American
.
I’ho body will be taken to Pa an upper berth.
another month the ei
I.Mke Worth -Southern Bell T e l from Myrtle Street to city limits slittc and the second largest in I^gioa, sent $750 yeBterday to
X newspaper article in nn Ashe
li, her former home, Sunday
Fort
Pierce—
Western
Union
total earlot shipments.
It arrlvnls will be notedj
legion officials at Fort Lauderdale
burial. Miss Walker is sur- ville, N. C„ nows pa per which car ephone Company- erecting $80,000
;r v r r r r
>]
Telegraph
Company
enlar^ng
tments ami hotels in C
for generaj relief purposes. Ad
ed by her father, W W. Walker, ried the information that Weatern new building, at 12th Avenue and
their office here.
•..South Florida which
ditional contributions have., been
1 several brothers and sinters, North Carolina hotels would bene K street.
fiM .-m w ' v - 2
requirements o f not
made.and they .will be sent: to
!o live at 510 South Elm Ave- fit because of the South Florida
»rs.
.
Moore Haven, probably tomo:
storm was,the subject of a.protest.
_____ _
according to jp/ B. Hutton, poi
R. J. Holly, acting secretayy, was
Springs— Construct!!
commander fiere.t
.
lebnst inn— Contract let,
fur instructed to write tint AwBvllle
W B siKw iK tllrW vvW r
' j ■.
. •
on new. Masonic Hal
Chamber o f Commerce and the U.
ig various streets of city.
...... ......,-f*
AMES. Iowa, Oct. 21— (/P)— Rev.
9. Chamber of Gommespe to the
Foley Winnlngton-Ingram, D,. Dl
effect the tourist hotels and'apart
Lord Bishop o f London, cannot-un
ments would be able to care for
derstand how tho prohibition law
visitors this' season.
waa. pasted In the United Statee,
Tho first ■llftidi-of th#. world aeries, which bqglna at liW
fternSdn, Sanford time, is expected to draw
( huri- when every American who goes ta
rf5
0 tomorrow after:
iU fads
fads to
to the
where the American
Englhnd oomplaina about,’ Jt.
dred basebsU
the Armory,
Arm
irnlsh nlay by play, results o f .the game. ; th e 68-year old chorchmifa. who
Tlie Sanford Herald ard to idri
Got. a
•nt
dledjto,vacQvv.oTi
her
first
Isited Iowa Slate' C o lU g T U ia y
Off
H
w
HttuW
*
new
“
W
artgraph."
, /Hon of Chical
'provided today, and everything Is
»t aad flnaUy'tokt the hble,
F a s l x j ^ k a ’ teur
‘
"
*
is
are
bel
J ednqqreror of Gil
MIAMI, Oct l^t
.event, according te P. A , ,Mero,
In spit* of the fact that Misb
S
W
fo r
hrV-tnet defeat in
committee ander whose supervision
la cblfDAoj'^Jia grean from moats war# perf
fcdLUw Woman’s
jarpUyed approach stymied for an internationnil football.
lonthip^ losing
betWQ«n the new University o
Invention in •coreboarA deviede and
iW’
to Mrs. O. Heni
ami and the University
jit winter, especially fo r world ae*.
.Chicago
glti
rolled
tho
pel‘^PhiladBljphlg, one.
l » station
;.aaze]y,.howtvar and was Thanksgiving day at Co
qad, the
^
This contest will mavi
.MrjMcdttif putt as Mrs.
rge boai
v Penn., Oct, 1.
T.*y
to drop a IS footer major gfid affair o f tho . .
stltutlon, its e *rlW
•* r
•eompli
t o the four ec
iff« , ret ,Iliad'her advaht- ing' been scheduled *0)110 th a j
field,:
wotnen’a naUc
agh-th*
V third and tpan elevens of colM
tp teed off at
ftkt.iectlQB.
of which wnv
‘ •J'H
l with V i
I second an
JUE8T
rl
ISENATOk GOFF IS BOND HOUSES TO
PUT ON STAND IN PAY PROCEEDS AT
DAUGHERTY CASE ONCE, SAYS LAKE
By:
Slayer ti^ ilsd u e t
With Tear Gas And
Is Then Execute^-
7,000-
Over Unite! States
Mitthews to Succeed Miss Sutherland Weds
ClJrk As President Bucky Harris Today;
of longwood Chamber Coolidges to Attend
a ft *
riy Arrivals
Looking for J<
%
Eloise Walker
18, Dies Suddenly
Collett’s
lelphaa
Large Crowds Are Expected For
Lejjiqiv-Hertild Baseball Returns
[queror
Faces
(j o in Semi-Finals Miami University la.
To Play HSvan TeiRti
mem*
ill
faila*
ii£
i±'£i
i'W l;
English Flier is Back
From Trip of 28,000
Milea To Australia
Robbery
�P li
|OCTO BER 5
■ftV'y M
• B n w fw
b m - .
■.
f'& m i
►Ms
W- f--li ‘ -•
u m
M tlu M tlt
?X.-
; Carrtsr, per
ttitton It.**.
li; All obituary
eaksu: resolutions
,._rtalnro«rtts wMr.
ia/wffl.b* charged
rtlalne niM . .
—
n * r»»M
teak la* exotu*te um tor r»nows dispatch*.
M
rW
i, fdka.f'
»A ¥ f
. . . . . . . j.
,
I lflK A < .f f ^ V T O R ?
r i m | « k t (ill l u ( r r # a f ra at
d**».
,
„, %|V-i .
»r « M i r m i l < • i M k i r a lllr .
” ,r
i
■ trartloa a f Hi. J a k M - l i I k i > l » r Ci m I.
K t M lfk « t « k l l« w ar.
I 'iMMti t*a*ta e a a ris,
He.
ci*r i
■ /*
l*f«|i*ota»*>
_
'i
>■
ItlllV U l
IW .
'fttr w m ik im «kM l
fOT iM T H M f
■■•
:
Not the Right Time
Realizing the difficulty of disposing of improvement
bonds At this time, the Importance of practicing economy in
the county administration and the utter imbecility of calling
black white, the County Commissioners have very wisely
Indefinitely postponed the bond election advertised to have
As Brisbane SefeTI
» ? ? «
Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah. '
ben Pussyfoot,
j/
Wood Instead of Gaa. ;
Your Grandpa’a Skull. ••
{Elton J; Moughtonl
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
( t 's n r l i l t
1096 , Ur
'
ARCHITECT
irat'National Bonk Bldg;]
nford, ---------- Florid*/
,
(5e>u.V,
l i s t ' Co.)
been called on October 4.
_
.
GOVERNOR SMITH o f New
T h e Herald and the m ajority o f the citizens o f Seminole i York Ir nominated again, the
County have always been in fa vor o f selling bonds to raise fourth time. Tho crowd yells “ Al,
Governor
money fo r road building and other worth while im prove our next President.”
Smith replies, “ One nomination at
ments. T his is witnessed by the fact that previous bond is a time please.” Everything Is done
sues have always been carried by large m ajorities. Seminole by acclamation.
Is, and has been, a progressive county and has stood ready
Tho loud acclnim o f tho Demo
cratic nomination, contrasts un
a t all tim es to spend money on all developm ent projects.
But as in everyth in g else, there comes a tim e when the pleasantly the pussyfooting that
.Im it has been reached. There comes a certain saturation follows in the platform.
point beyond which it is not wise to attem pt to go.
The
NEW YORK Democrats think
County is already heavily bonded and the County Commis it would he wise to go into the
sioners made no mistake in preventing additional bonded world court, with ifs and buts and
hopes "our participation will pro
indebtedness.
mote the elimination of future
T h a t bonds will not now sell at par is no fault o f Sanford wars.”
or o f the county. Our bonds will bring as good a price as
Thut is Democratic silliness. Our
any'other city in Florida and will compare, favorably to that participation would promote fu
»f any' other city in the country. It is simply unfortunate ture wars! Europe relying upon
hat just now the bond m arket is flooded and the demand for us to finance them.
Floridft bonds is exceptionally smalL
ALSO DEMOCRATS walk gin
W e do not anticipate that this condition will last fo r long. gerly over tho eggs of prohibition,
In another six months bonds very likely will bring a good planning a memorial to congress,
rice. W hen the world at large finds that Florida w^s not asking that each state be allowed
to determine for itself ” cv' :»l con
jio w n o f f the map either by the bursting o f u fabulous bub stitutes intoxicating iii|uor."
ble or by the fury o f a W est Indian hurricane, our bonds will
THE COUNTRY will have to. re
be in demand again and can be sold at par.
Then w ill be the time to vote county improvement bonds ly on President Cnolidge to get in
out of the world court, after he
and then w ill be the time to sell them. Seminole County 1ms and his senate have got us half
good roads, but it needs better^ones. Old ones need to be way into it.
The European na
im proved and new ones constructed. The Herald stands al tions will not let us in if we renlly
w ays fo r progress and development but it stands first for reserve our independence, and for
hid them to say wjiat wo shall do
common sense.
with our men, ouf money, and our
So in this present stand o f the County Commissioners The laws.
H erald is Holidly with them and commends them for their
If they insist on deciding on
questions vitally important to
action.
America, President Coolidge who
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from Anglo-mania, undoubtedly
will stay out.
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AS FOR prohibition, then- will
i« Lord l« y rock, and my fortand rty dallverar/'
Sam. sh aft more than eight hundred feet irom the earth's surface not lie any change in the Volstead
is the harrowing experience o f forty-three men who were law until after 1H2H, anyhow, and i
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NEW YORK M ARINE NEWS
PRAYER*—
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----- --------------------- -- — ---- --------- oar Rock; in Him we nesday night, a fter heroic e ffo rts to save them had been in the constitution Ihrough this
under way since last Friday when a cage dropped in the century. Nothing short of a re |-parted attitude of the chair- Northern, carried thousando!
a 1*
shaft, loosening tons o f rocks and earth and causing a cave-ill volution would lake it out, just as|,nthe transportation commit- doughboys to France in 1!M7 iiinl
A shatter If |the time of storm."
a revolution was required in Rus tc the Amerimn Legion in 11*IH. With tho Leviathan ami her
which Bhut the men o f f from the outside world.
sister ship, the Northern I'aejfi ,
; m i* W
Strangely enough the rescue was effected through the sin to tiring bark vodka, which had ahg to foreign flag vessels she outdistanced all other ships in
hern huried before the czar was tlk of legionnaires who will
‘Statesman)
most hazardous o f the three ways which had been employed
tficrnss the Atlantie to nt- the transport service. The Mnloln
buried.
as being
tc1 convention of the Legion will lie eoiiipleted next spring ami
or sound, to bring the men to the surface. From the bottom o f the
MR. CAPPER of Kansas who jjs in thu fall of 1927 clear- might lie placed at the disposal of
shaft o f an adjoining mine a lateral tunnel was dug to the
!U d ‘
tho Legion to carry legionnaires
owned,
bottom o f the Pabst mine whence the rescue workers had to represents farmers in the senate, jys that those responsible for
has cheerful news for President trangements have not made direct from the West Const to
I, uttermost,
work th eir w ay upward some twelve hundred fe e t to the un Coolidge and other Republicans. He aid study of available Amori- France by wny of the Panama
'do bound.
fortunate miners.
snys the farmer now is better off Cioage, and that furthermore Canal.
a* -ixl <.
Ships? The United States has
itories and hauntlnge,
T h e workers had to proceed with the utmost precaution than at any time since the world tnve evidently not consulted
ithlngs of sweet ^lr lest th eir d iggin g cause more cave-ins. They reinforced the war. Like a good Republican .Sen fihes of those who will make plenty of them. All that is need
CIJ ULAT DEPARTMENT
ator Capper says this is due to the i passenger lints of what h«H ed to secure these vessels is a
in eyes and trusses,
lateral tunnel with heavy timbers as they dug their way to Republican purty. The main thing idled the greatest peace time little foresight. So far as cap lie
die tender snare,
ascertained, not one American pas
,, All phantom of,the deep content ward the Pabst mine. Reaching the bottom o f the ill-fated is that the farmer is better satis lent- in history,
Mr. Capper ustiflcntion of the committee senger lino outside of the United
Thl heart imagined there,
shaft, they were compelled to go slowly because debris had fied than he was.
mil's stand it has been said States Lines lias been consulted to
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partly blocked the passageway. From the twentieth level o f known.
here in really only one Amer- find out" whether or not these ves
Brief balm* for* all our anguish
the mine the rescuers worked frantically as they made their
V
At that full' Kfe denied,
REALLY RIG news for the rans-Atlantic passenger lint* sels can be diverted from their
,:/ : Even from the noblest beauty way upward foot by foot to each level until they hud reached farmer comes from I’nris. An au United States Lines, and that regular service for the Legion pil
■>
Soon, soon, the wonder.died.
tomobile has been built and suc driess will he placed with for grim age.
the eighth.
Legion pn.-ls throughout tlm
/ v Wiw woq H^erv and belrdre’s
In tho meantime? by a series o f tappings on an iron pipe cessfully operated, using wood in lines until the United State,
stead of gasoline, as motive power. ships are taken care of. Hilt I country are pn rig resolution,
leading
from
the
second
level
to
the
eighth,
the
entombed
-I" ' Within Uftplr haarta they sighed,
Wood or charcoal heated in an ap- are other American ships I urging the usi f American pas
miners had been able to communicuto to those outaide that pxrattu.attached tu the car, pro. will lie available or can easily '«eng‘T ships wherever possible fur
I? ; ? •
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in 1927.If the at
|v
V soma (olka .would pay us, they w efe still alive. A diamond drill was placed in YrpeHP vldes grts that runs the motor. Audc available for this service, j the great trip
maybe we eould pay ‘ them
tion in e ffo rt to pierce the earth with a two and half inch motor bus carrying I I, using tha' sufficient advance notice, the titmle of the committee is not
. 1y - I i — <
>■■ - I e a »
power made n complete circuit™ u,,,l operators
of several |changed within
the nextmonth, the
hole through which food could be sent down to the men, lint new
of France. ;i,2H() miles at a cost of'icun passenger
lines could |matter will he
broughtforcibly to
Maybe Governor Pesy wan Just
trying to dvo ua his moral sup- this e ffo r t failed when the small passageway was immediate $1(1. That means travel for one.*' revise schedules and make jits attention at the Legion's canly filled with earth.
third of u cent a mile per passen- itutioim which would place at vent ion which will be held in I’hi!
9 Masonij Bldg
And while one o f the greatest rescue e ffo rts in the un- ger, which should interest ruiM-egion’s disposal several well ndelnhia in September,
SAVE by givin u.s yusidewu|kt d rivew a y
” n American vessels for, this
If those in charge of the arrange
Wa are told‘ that "There don't nals o f m ining was under way, the little band o f forty-three road owners.
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use.
incuts for transportation wish to lion work,. A llw fr k Rufiteed.
obody care about nothin till we
nobody
IT IS said seriously, by re»poivr, example, what more np- satisfy themselves of the wishes of
(a t this here esestd-series settled." men hud never given up hope. They made the best o f their
plight, always certain that they would be saved. They made silile people thut the new fuel wil1r'nte ship could lie selected as those who will make the trip to
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There atw maur.bmUaitw foods tea with birch bark taken from mine timbers, and water operate a light motor truck fo/laffship of the legion travel- Frame in 11*27, let thorp induce
but the hsn'itfU suypllfi the most
most which they obtained from seepage. T hey brewed their drink one fifth the present fuel cost. Rhan the Munson liner “ Amor- space for this innttet on the an-‘ | _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
the farmer should run out of ‘‘gua'^Khin ? ’ The Dollar Line has plication blanks for passage. Wo |
popular.— MUti Herald. The hen
over improvised stoveH made from their dinner pails. They he could stop at a woodpile, put i"«bcr itf well-equipped passen- do not doubt that a large majority 1
and the pig.'*
cc
kept their watches running and a fter each tw enty-four hours little wood in his retort, ami he ot v'es»els of the “ President" of those who contemplate attend
71
,f several of which could no ing the convention will express a
fJometimosMt's hard to recon they made a mark on a board. They held gospel m eetings in his way,
cile the accrsmi|onS of exaggera which Larry tlren, a Salvation A rm y worker, led in the sing
One tiling is certain, itc this <)'.*• re,|dily be placed at ^ the strung preference for the ship fly-!
tion with tha pleas for help which
some other way, human beipg'<’,!
American Is-gion's ing the flag of the same nation they
ing and praying.
Como from the storm area.
will make themselves imlepeiideri:H,u>r*w*,,H1 committee. I he H.lscu',1
proudly anil faithfully in m
* a.
"W e are all ok ey," shouted Tom Trew artha, sh ift boss, of the gasoline supply as tha''lexander, formerly the Great 11*I • and I9IH.
Chauncey %epcW says he doeen'l who greeted the first rescue worker to reach the victims. made themselves independent C7 r , y , 'T ,T „ , '— , : .
..
—~
want to m eiT l man who has nover The message was relayed through the tunnel from worker whale oil, by using kerosene,
made a mlaldke. In his ninetyhcri.M'ii,' by u.-un
KI.OUIIIA TIMUS I'NUIN
two years, wa Wonder If ho ever to worker until the news had reached the top that all were i,ltM*tnr li^ni.
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alive and well.
Then began the task o f rem oving the men
Mr. Hrhcrluin disrovtirs in Juv
.v
,
.
hM$ U “. : x '
, ,
o
i
a complete skull of the missih1
,!i always skep- I tllr re was im hitch *>r trouble about
to the surface by the circuitous j*oute.
-in when the ‘ 'largest’* of any- it. Tho constantly increasing de
. Don't see why England should
Ten thousand people awaited at the opening o f the mine, link, called ''pithecanthropus ctr*,
i(1 t()1(1 (|f Superlatives have
Insist on calling us*■Undo Bhylock.
mands for power and light in
tus” which meuns„
"hajW, crc(|jt ,xccpt onco in A while steadily growing communities is
Sbylock fa iM to collect but we cheering and o ffe rin g prayers o f thanksgiving as the vic man standing up.
Tl.at intore if lh{1 1)i|fK(,st thjH wr thnt iH
tims emerged from the shaft. It was a jo y fu l reunion be intensely the icientisls of
are going tqjget ours., .
.|e:.tined to become "one something amazing, yet the mut
<►
tween father, husbands, brothers, sweethearts and th eir Smithsonian institute, and yOt|)0 lar(fl,Ht*. in a ahort tini(. ts r is discussed without much en
1Mod t
Longwood, announce* the open- loved ones, and it was a joyfu l climax to one o f the most note
I itiicciinthropus,
mcording
^mechanics the size and capacity thusiasm. The country is getting
“— ‘*'* 'ftig of Its rhektrack on November
used to big tilings, and only lis |
science,
is
your
first
name.
machinery has so wonderfully tens when there is something sail:
U. It bettWT be careful or God worthy rescue attempts ever made in this country.
-----------------{)_,----------------. .. reaswl in the pnst ten year^ tlint indicates new ideas or devel- ■
may sand dUmrrlcano over this
IT IS a pity that ,
tne s uii t« almost dull the sense o f pro- opment.
;
tha
V»y,
■ rtA GOOD N E W S P A P E R mini, then, is one wlm being a our
ancient
ancestor
.... 'i' " . " r a n n o l
liti„n when report is made of
»-»| ,o------.,
Comparison
is
the
only
way
in
r
|nr|ceilt unit or p|ail,
*
Builders e a tin g houses lh Ban- judge o f human nature, knows what will appeal to the d if us what life was like in tho ,
which the actual stzu of great I
Javanese jungles, when inonktc or tht*ro
ford should M ir bi mind that flim ferent classes o f readers and provides, if possible, what will shaped
machines cnn lie gtiaged by the I
men hunted big animals feomo hu
t)luntjl havc bocn
sy bulMhjgrMogV stand in hurri please all classes. Some newspapers cannot do all they de
laity, and in an account of the 1
canes. AodHSanford may be In sire to eater to the taste o f the public, and some will not the animals hunted them, wh,uhc<| i(, FlorW in tho (lecade placing of the big generator it wus
evolution
had
practically
endedL
more
ore
being
added
steadily
the center, apt on tha edge, of the
w expend the necessary money even when able.
This class tho physical body and was cong prt.aN> however, tells of a big remarked that in 1RD0 a 15 horse I
next one. ^
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‘ .host
>chlne, just set up in New York power generator was considered
should
h*mcmber
that
while
a
newspaper
should
be
self sup uing inside th^ brain.
k»th.
as a wonderful thing. The m.i i
The schools 'of Atlahta Wltl prob porting and even make a profit, that the prim ary purpose of
.it, a ,L-e
,
/.help in the furnishing of the chine would supply nil the power
WE PRAISK the inventor of ttn c power needed for that
ably be closdd because the city a newspaper is to render service and that the m atter o f prof
sewing machine, steam enghat citv> lltal cnn bo calk,d the ami lights for seven cities the hu*- ,
hasn't money, enough Jn its treas
of TroyJ' N. Y., and operate thirty
wireless a,Hi u.rplane
Wh«=
r for „ u
at ,e a <
ury to pay «Mw teachers' salaries. its is only secondary.—-Perry Herald.
1‘anumu canals or pull forty-seven !
vented
the
sharp
flint
at
tho
frht}
installation
referred
to
was
For a city tty| she of Atlanta, that
«. u club, giving to weak m a it of a turbine generator of long freight trains,
Is.a splendid example of mal-admlnElectricity is swiftly replacing
Mow stronger than that of t t W kilowatt capacity. It Wni
utration.
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PALM REACH TIMES
Put tr. O o« tod Rlahlno.
ger s paw . Who first lifted a i j L. j„ America and it is going other menus uf power in many in- j
to blow a log across the w a f l)0 Uac(1 in Mnnhattan at the dustries, and it is being sent into I
Orlando man. * fe «*venty-two,
Saturday’s storm is « Ju itifica- •July 20.
What genius first made a f * Y ork East river station. This the fur sections nf the country 1
Committed qifyid* .the other day.
tlon
of
the
United
States
weather
i
Despite
his
groping
and
stuiubpiece
of wood send a sharp o p e ra to r weighed two mlUIbn through liAe extensions. Florida i« 1
A fU r putting, up .'with the inconI rwfriratlon
■UtencfM o r life.,for *«vcnty-two bureau which watched it from thv|ling man has made progress. His through the nir, mans first l bn(|B and'is capable of produc- using a great deal of electric pow-1
b 80,000 horsepower, and is the er. and is steadily adding to the I
are a iy « fln p to
ratra It look^M f W lt J ^ flu ld time of ita birth and was able to j study of the origin and habits of quest of space.
M able to alttk ft oui for a little1warn shipping and towns in its |“ tho weather” has enabled him to
at of nine nnits to be installed equipment. It is used for many!
path of its approach far enough in avoid the great losses which ho in
SECRETARY HOOVER
b o tU rlo * • '
purposes in this state and cun he
1
advance to forestall much damugo curred by Hturms not so many farmers that canals will help t thut station.
had
for
light,
power
and
heat
in
two-hundred-ton
cranes
Hauling freight by water s'
brat *ail'
N rttW n f modium la which might huva resulted hud the years agq,
elements vented thoir fury
Ry Meuns of the radio warnings take four to six cents a bushel Ire required to place the big places considerably distant from
that « nun
m d and that angry
aerator in position, and yet the power stations.
upon ua by surprise.
may be sent to all shipping in tne the cost of freight and add
w if.
Vili raad
The
weather
bureau,
especially
the
price
that
the
farmer
geti
vicinity
o
f
an
ominous
disturbance
r f
i m to kivar,” tha forecaater, is made the butt of
»«y
bJ l a p r
it
iVwllI rag. m*ny jokes and often Is criticised and their skippers no longer havt grain.
Mr.
Hoover
is
earnest
and
.
to
rely
upon
instinct
and
knowl
fwra Tor hlB predictions but the truth of
DAYTONA BEACH JOURNAL'
tint the matter la that he "hits it” far edge of the sea to warn them of ful. But first, the railroads wot
approaching danger.
let Inland water transportaticiiYes, Europeans are acting rath>,| wore times than he misses,
Ice Dept, pone
cuuld enforce an emigration ({uo-1
The modern ship captain beThat
'4 badly to Americans, says Fannie
Tha Palm Beachea and especially Doves that to be forewarned is to successful.
ta—
for
example,
allow
Duluth
a
!
lid* many owner* In the twin cities dis
be forearmed and ho takes no wouIdn'tTt the farmers g e l ^ L the writer, returning from quota of two a year."
regarded warnings of the July hur- chancoa when "suspicious” weath four or fix cents.
t foreign trip. She admits that
;4
■i
Why pick on Duluth with so*
rieane and paid heavily for their er is brewing in his course.
This country ie not managers ended her tour two months
itdoubts.
many other cities to share the dis-'
Doubters will have to give the martly for waterways o:
Her than she intended. beeftUM
IsYMtcrdty the warning wan. a yeather man hia dup this time at era, but for railroads and
honor
T
1
tha unpleasant demonstrat
»rd ofanojj*Iter co or and, with the last.
men.
fV
Miss Hurst may be right, about
ainat Americana.
‘ft*’
. W y *011, bright in their,
I r*
"n
the
other
hand,
the
test!
the main point. Many other hom
hpoeeboat dweliers forsook ; Tha b « t .
» r h « v * that
WE HAVE 115,000,000 of
Orleans themselves don't-,
f ffiTf
k,Bg hemsi and boat
ing Americana- confess themselves
I-a atabl* era »nd could soon hayt 250,1 iy too well in Europe. Bonn
ID ’1
•loved their craft
scandalised
by
the
occasional
con
'•/•nd bo individually and col’
leer I»pp«ns
ksniwna to
*I> *v»«.
thora when
ra*
duct o f their compatriots abroad.
^ lo e aa rich « i w i n no*
the ocean. •
T1“ — '’are' some things that their
tbo inUllltaijco to
"»h o
' will-not pay-for. Why «».|
9nreign coyntriea to stand
H e r ! d iibscribers!
Speci Meinger Service is
maintaftd ckruntil S o’clock in
the eve ng t deliver papers to
any sul iribefvho ia missed by
■effular oy.
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Dinner Party Given |{o. hnBlack,
H- Gpnd
inM,«
Mr- »nd
c: W eCara.o
daughter, Mr. and
wwit ^
erefl Hostess at Delightful RECITAL AT SANPOftfi |GH fiOOL Mr. and Mrs. Ganzel '0Mrs.
F. E. Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. and tj,a .q . I. A.J B .o f.L .l"u* Party Tuesday Eve
TO BE TREAT FOR Ml|D LjRS
At Orange and Black Frank Armstrong, Miss Thelma R. T .; 0. R. C., and thiftj'
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Ryan and Mm. Manager.
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Among the many social affairs i Music lovers o f vSnnford and so<Us» I r ’h " ft of the
---------------------; offerings at the death o f In;
A
very
pretty
social
ovent
o
f
the
■
-‘ -rb f tho week one o f the most de Seminole County have, in store an , D w arfaV C. k f Nocturne
O. F. Smith returned homo _band and our fathar. _
lightful w aethat of Tuesday even unusually rare and enjoyable treat MacMm. H.
Ides’ ' and week wan that of Wednesday cvc- Thursday from New York, where
MIN
And Far t- '
Mrs. C. K .'fa lk lo f ing when 'Miss Minn Howard en in the form o f a recital, to be giv "HauntMouse'1 Debussy’n ning when Mr. nnd Mrs. John H. he spoilt a fow days on business.
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In , ArchU
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Y., arrive In n- tertained a few friends at her love en Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock Chlldre turner.
|Cnnzel entertained a number of
Palm etto, ford
at the Sanford High School audi
ay for an exwidet iy ly country homo at Rutledge.
Mr. nnd Mm. Henry MrLnulin.
OamJlpdgc, nor, has a ' friends at dinner nt the Orange
and
"ppinK at tft hie
jr;
The rooms where the card tables torium, by tho faculty o f the San- a voice! reinarl sweetness nnj
returned home Wednesday eve
f
f
0tcl
in
eoienraunn
of
luma
had been placed for play were
anni- ning from New York where they
bright with quantities of garden nunnice's " f the Daughters of Wes- utm ostV takiftio
.- .r t i"
spent several weeks, stopping en
8
versary.
4Ui « « — — m
'>**
fey class of, the Methodist church. |tones w|it any ftertt effort | ---------flosjkr* combined with ferns.
route home at Philadelphia, Pa.,
*frs|Lofotkey ofjchi
v-a.
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Each member of- the faculty Is He is u l s t S l l 'a r t i s V de-l
nt l a y In S an fci)'
nVfd' wore kept on tallies in
ro.om of. thi" where they attended tho Sesqulest’ of frie fii.
•‘ ■.^vld hangings, furn- Centennial.
form o f old-fashioned mald- an artist In hiB line, and Sanford servingfibe h igA u rcls, and K 1®1
,'wearing bouffant costumes in is fortunate to have these artists to hear li sing g foreet all th in gs and lamps of orango and
Hi* (black, formed an artistic setting for
I
pastel tints, and
after
a . umong her citlsens. They have trouble worry Bfn
with Mm. . Will
Holden hqt kyy
jhfcfet ftpjoy able game, the prise for [ taken part in concerts given in manner unaffod and direct thI* delightful affair. Centering
on the] Tor Jackson.vfie t
plensur-* 1
dinner table was a low arSound I 'f l f IN V rn ra
to if f<J0re, bntJh crystals, was m#ny o f tho largest cities o f the and
he w il] for Baltimoi4 M
i is
B » r r n r n n lM S tro n g er
awarfejtT Miss Sara Warmn EaV- United States and bach. time, have to wat^tim as hear him ' rnn* ement * °* cut flowers anil
spend 1 weeks.
S A N F O R D B U IL D IN G A N D
/ II it ;m l
often fern*/ Marl<lnR the places o f the
tbrtyj --The consolation prise, bath been given wonderful words, of sing, afcbinatlAot
- r
Binger.
guests were appropriate pluc-j
L O A N A SSO C IA T IO N
Mrs.) 'oodruff hns r4»- pbvrdar, was won by Miss Lillian praiso in tho papers on the various ! found id>rofeBs!
cities.
ShJntol ier.
un til.
Tho tlmembe the faculty
»d hotf
Baltlmore,
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mm.
Harve pens, vffisfl, whose
ot'th * Daugb- where
the awarding of,th e prlxit with her pn_.v
‘-.'• at* 8 o'clock Mrs.
tables were laid "with em- Paderewski, the world famed pian brilliantking wi one of the
ipinwall, who er|idj
V
j a t n e Method- Johns |s Hospital for
covers and refreshments ist has taken so much interest, and featurenhe ever Mr. ClemMte .t*6a
who studied for some time with ens' br| phraaitl nd superb
»•1*4V*
ment
.any friends of
interptions, as
Ibnary Society o f Aspitn I] be (clad to frn
fi?rye^Tby*theCh m ^ss’assisted s iKifin2un.d StojowsW, is declared sym pats
'in Church will that sE [eatly improved.
ilf mbther, Mrs. B. A. Howard one of the finest pianists in this well us iattt tecl lu- show at
part of the country. He possesses once hii ofound y up11 cx- with M r*. Eddfklster, Mm. Hugh Whelchel.
much talent, musical understand pcrienci a soloM
irtment 103,-Da vM
S
enjoying
the
cordial
hos
Mr. i f . T. P. McChllalof
The t ;s for tlfecital may
i t ^ i ^ o f Miss Hownrd were Miss ing, nnd despite a natural handi
nenta.
Tampa I d to Sanford Tfacap which permits only the use o f bo proc from
ary
Graves,
Miss
Frances
1 »i< »< - *.
■day a iil upend a short i >p
Graver, Miss Frances Cherry, fingers of the rigljt hand, plays stores o >ni tho nfci-rs of the
i f i'» ' here onfttn.
Mils Sam Warren Easterby, Miss with much ease such difficult Daught^f Wesk]l uss.
[faculty o f the
i;.tn2^a.
numbers at Bcethooven's Sonata
fusic tinder the
Dan is of Atlanta frt Marjorie Dempsey, Miss Ruby 28;a Bach gigue Daqoin’s “ Courned
home
Dr.
RaSlevens
Hoyne,
Miss
Frances
Dutton,
Miss
lighters o f Wes- the daj
city Thursdalt- Marion Hand, Miss Lillian Shin- cou" Carlatti’s A Major Sonata; Thursdarom Mi where hu
[ Sanford . High tending Iness.
jiolser, Mrs. Hugh Whelchel, Miss Schuman’s F Sharp Romance; has beeping relfwork. He
at 8 o'clock.
•-to.
"Vl/TUTB a letter—thst*p all you hava to do to have a chance at
Porrie I-ee Bell, Miss Fern Ward Mendehissohn's Etude; Chopins G. was acAnnied h by J. S.
_ o f tha-Wo- 4 . ‘ \. . { W
R! B.l Jack Hornudaflt. Miss Floise Brady, Mm. Rush St Major Nocturne, Brahms Rhap- Jones o; hiladelph |Pa,
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prize*
totaling
$500.00
In
valueW
e
are
constantly
receiv
l.at 10 o'clock D. Leec]
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ing letter* from Florida houaewive* expreuing their gratitude at
H. I^affcrrire John and Miss Mary Cobb.
was ar
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having at last found the perfect milk *upply In KUm (pure, frcih
from Atlf
Ga„
busincn
milk—powdered). W e want such letters and are now offering
Hawkins Connelly returned home
Thursdl
Thursday noon from Henderson
’■•’>00.00 la cash and prizes for the best letters on—
Fof the season
ville, |N. C., where he spent the
i at 3 o’clock,
Thoi |o(lier o f MiimtjuH ; P "st F‘'t*k.
option o f the
among
of town hiinfr.s
lord schools.
visitoi
city ThursduJ
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PRIZE LETTER CONTEST
West Eid
rivals
land Mm. C. K-
W ill Open fo r R ubI
, B. T. Croups.
A. JJ Lakelnnd was
Roy S. B ell)p.
gistflreil Valdez Th orgy
E. Tofteleyi - while »
on business.
sole
Lakeland; It. L
E. HartJ. It. Woithing.. and Mrs. H . C.
jsvllle; H. S. Gibbs
. McCray, Tampa;
Miami; J. D.
A , J. Hall,
ider, Jackiksonvillc
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Clyde I loft ^Friday for
Orlando |will spend (Sw
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HOUSE C O FF E E
njinud’s Fashion R4nuo
CREAM ERY
u i Fall
l]ConjuiJtion with the
PhJtopluy
Ibury nnd so\
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places in Con-1
I they will spend
s
S E A B O A R D GAS
3100.00 In cash
7S.OOIncash
50.00 In cash
15.00 In cash
,
25.00 la cash
15.00 la cash
10.00 In cash
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your letter — ’
1 Write your letter today—you may for
get by tomorrow.
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2 Letters must not exceed 200 words.
3 Legibility and neatness wlU count la
your favor. n»s jnn sxg^W*i
4 Your actual experiences with K L IM
are what we want. ».> y
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Phone
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will be considered after that date.
winLl».
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Address letters—
WHOLEHii
M O N R O E C O R N tS
-1 Miles Out W est isfitre e t
fl.M O bT A L A D Y ”
4 rring Marie Prevost
Mr. ar
Whitner, Sr.,
are exp^ |urn home Sat_
urday
sville, N. C.,
where
been sponding
$■ the past
BU TTER
ts tp rlt*
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Zm fprlta .
3rd prita .
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m. to
Trade where you will
get the best in feeds
and service—Where
you may be sure of
fair treatment.
PRIZES
S O U R P IT T E D C H E R R IE S
Mra.
Newmon
Thursd
m for Tall
see whe
spend the
end witl hter. Miss filive'
Newmal ttending Ffrldn
State Cl Women.
Mm.
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Atlanta
tral Geoi|
several
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SPECIAB
km u ^ n ien ts
Mrs.| fes and Mis.sloskins Jc 3w plensantllloented al
home 214 lentrol nvi
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R, E. Steel,
fra. T. P. McLDan M. M osb:
Blake, New
felters, JackDeiderick.
J. Gallalovuland;
C. Munleming
1 rnady,
u are n o t a u ser o f K lim —get a can and try It. Y o u ’ ll find
tpaid. IIff yo
u ore n
ar
.-.-If already repaid.
you
a user—you
user—you know
the advandown and win one of the following prise*.
o f l t . W ritei them
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Bonsori, East >
G. Wagner i E. H|
f ’ort Pierce,Ins
Stephens, Jack- jn tho Irsday trnnaingig
Eh, Jacksonville, businesl
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RICHBOURG WILL World
RETURN TO COACH
GATORS IN SPRING Open
lijjSgffi
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University of Florida Mentor
Signed to Coach Diamond
Team Again; Star Has Been
Sold to the Boston Braves
<5flrT v r
UNIVERSITY
OF FLORIDA,
CnlnoKvlIlp, Oct. I,—(A1)— LunrF
Rlchbnurg, popular b»»c!mll coach
of Ihc University of Florida will
return this year, according to Cap
'*
: r• ^*
tain Everett M. Yon, athletic di
rector. It wan doubtful for some
time thnt the baseball mentor
would return, after being pur
char.eil by the Horton Itraves for a
reputed mho of $25,000.
Richbourg ban been the Gators’
diamond mentor for three yearn,
and lens than a month ago he re
newed his agreement to coach the
Gator varsity for another year. !!*■
is a native Floridian, ami makes
his home at CmAvicw, where he
[was Imrn and.roared. It was while
A gridiron
r
m
n a rt ~ir*ndy for tn# first playing on thf University of Flor_ o f tho‘rt*iOn which is to ho lulu nine that he first got a trial in
yed herd ShtUrday with Lees- big league ha"
Th« team Ja In good ennI luring the past seuson, Rieli(tlon and will, prraant a atrong boiirg lilt - iieen with the Milwaukee
.Y0
brewers, of the American Associa
I
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»L««aburg, according to all the tion. He led the league ill lulling,
available reporta, will have n splen in two base hits and in stolen
did team and will doubtless have bases.
It was Jtirhhonrg who trained
0-heavier, team than the local squad
hot tha local team la belioved to Ned I’orter, captain of the l ‘.(2ti
tpHL With n fust, Gators. I’orter went to the New
backfleld and a good York Giants this summer and
etiX u/1
High has a team that hurled several good games for
S&J^: .
om . good football dur them before he wan farmed out in
tho Hartford club of the Eastern
ation.
feVor pitch at the League where he pitched good hall
Schobl and It ia certain that throughout the roitminder of the
• ‘will be a largo crowd out summer.
tfbur1 n | Piwt Ten Days
:g Expected
'ough Foe
•aaf •
1
a Been Called
5oir O'clock
IS
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r,tiW’Opening game; Tickets for
aeon are- now on nolo both
school and in tho business
Whljle the beginning of
rid flrios guinea Is srhedthe game will
84 for Saturday th
football ■con*
/-"djAr before the J
l| Mglha and so wil11 pot prevent
tiyono from seeing both games
roe game will start'at 4 o'clock.
5 No announcement haa been made
•da yot by Coach Whelclicl con'doming the llhoup for fiulurdny’*
Same, but it ia oxpected that the
rtedp Will h« as follows: Ends,
Rdenfield and Stolnoff; tackles,
Speer and Nordgnm; guards, Yun
my and Moughton; center, Rands
•r Hantcll. Captain Thompson
Will play quarterback while Mobley
and Walker or Enttemlngor will
pluy the halves with Maxwell hold
ing down the fullback position.
The team showed still further
Improvement In Thur.uNy’s work
out: The interferencs ia much bet
ter and the patting game la much
improved.
• The opening game will show tho
strength of the team and while
Ranford is expected to win, the
game the team certainly has a hard
battle In prospect and a good game
is expected.
Apartment Builder
C|wrgedWithUsing
tils To Defraud
At *
• TAMPA,
Fla., Oct.
1—UP)—
0; B, Quinby, former head of the
ISLAND AIR PORT
IS PLANNED FOR
L A K E MICHIGAN
Site Near Chicago Will Be
Focal 1’nlnl Of Country's
Air Traffic; Improvements
Have Already Been Stnrted
CHICAGO, Oct. 1-</!■)-Out
in Luke Michigan beyond Chlcu-
■%r
m
3m
Ursres Conference
To Aid Cotton Men
'o Build New Road
r*4
Seri
St, Auggstinc
w m w 'f
WASHINGTON. Oct.
Back<| of nkees
Anfardite Are
Equy evident
on 1 of Qpaign
The weather bureau today
the following storm warning: Ad
visory noon; No reports received
from region of tropical " ^ rb;
ance but apparently central about
latitude 21’, longitude 71 qml mov
ing northwestward. Nothing to in
dicate that disturbance is more
than slight to moderate in in
tensity.”
YOUNGSTERS C #
BENEFIT AFFAIR
FROM OLD HEADS Two'amsre
Stars « f Other Days Defeated
Hy State League Champs i
In Free Hitting Game at
Municipal llasehuli Field
Hy It. L. HOOKER
The combined efforts of Hill
Palmer, Lee Withrow, “ Pop" Wal
lace and KmII Ammons. Were not
nnuugh to stem the attack upon
the "old timora" yesterday after
noon by the youngsters who com
posed the champion I'elerymen in
tho season just closed. The above
named gentlemen each look a turn
in the box and their offerings were
shown no respect hy the younger
generation, who rung up a victoiv
by ii score of f» to I.
It was a good afternoon's enter
tainment for the several hundred
fans who came out. The umpiring
alone furnished adequate eomedy.
Hath John Russell and II. E. W ag
ner were guilty, although they
weren’t accused of anything other
than attempting to umpire.
For the youngsters, Roger Williapis and1 f ’ecil Frisbio toiled on
the mound. They were not heavily
damaged and managed to get
through each inning without being
pounded hy anything other than
two hano hits.
Before assuming the task of
chucking them over the plate,
Palmer sparkled around out in cen
ter field. Ills mates in the outer
garden, "Doe" Epps anil Hilly Bur
dick, did likewise. They all piny
ed deep enoiiKh so that the squeaks
and groans of rusty joints cauhl
not be heard in the stands.
The infield of tin* ancients was
at first composed of Met Tone at
1first. Hill Meyers, at second, And
I erson at short and hoe (Town at
third. Bert Chapman did the re(eiving and would have spent the
afternoon behind the plate had he
not accidentally got Ilia hat in
I root of a aitched bull for a hit.
Right then he made a mistake hy
tunning, and he was done for the
balance of the afternoon.
Sid Rive took up the burden when
it fell from f'hupmuti'k weary
shoulders, Sid, too, got a hit; ii
two bagger at that. He evened mat
ters un Inter hy tossing the hall
into center field in an attempt to
cati Ij Otto Dumas stealing second.
“ Hop" Wallace went to the hill
in the fifth add thought he was
again facing his old enemy, Oi ■
Inmln. To pruvo iL he hit the first
butter to face him.
Everybody took a crack at the
ball, in turn and oat of turn. Fris
bio and Dunbar clouted two long
ones and were tagged as they tried
to stretch them. It was a good
tenmo nml a fitting end to sincessful season of baseball. Now
let it rest until April.
Totals ....... '22 2 « 27 12 0
Score hy InningH
Chomps ----------4.......010 002 001—5
Old Timers ........ 000 002 010—2
Summar: Three base hits, Fria
ble. Two Imso hits, IL Myers, Wil
son, McCrona, Dunbar, Rive nnd
lieasluy. Sacrifice bits, Cantwo! I.
iin a
Stolen bases,.
Cfowe, Dunbar, Du
mas, II. Myere, Double
oublo play
plays, Burdlek to MeCrone, Left on banes
Champs fl, Old Timers 4, Bases on
balls of Williams -1, Withrow, 1.
WallqM L Mfucjugqt by
>y Williams
W1
4, Frlsblo,
..W ith ,.
row o.
aimer l, Hits off Wilngs, off Frls«l oft
w
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I’ ERFOBMNCE ONLY
Children
tEN MUST H AVE *PiCKI
’ffice Open diYsSO
6
Adve *g Means Busine
( IT Y LIC K N S K S R U E O C TO B E R I. H « «
it o-
City Licun.sp now due on every btiHinPHH,
Lmmnn or mvnpnti*»n for which it license is »'«
quired, ami must he paid prom plly.
Alexa er or lerdel
Wit tppos Either
Pedck oriocker
ISllen Hoy,
C ity T a x Collector
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NEW
Hnnclmll'nl; spccl.i the 11*2(1
wiu-ld ser dominnt he sport a
world to, with t -I. Lmys | .
Nat ioniils the thru I of their ^
first cha inslop : hTlTlf «P- | i
posed by New Yoi iiiericanB.'t
I’he serieMens It I (’clock tnmorrow |th \'if -tadium.
t<, outcome t
Specul
oho,it o y di - ided. |
appears
he Y !'ci gam i
Siqiportei
Iact I their fa 1
comfort
milage ir
in
vorites wtinv- the unlat'o
expcriiliojs they alow entci
mg ujioiiJir t<•"n Ii ''hi -to
lint they Go hecti c hed wonii
chanipiotunly
Markoff I he * ills (
Ol a Up till*
their he
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S p e e d - B o a t in g ^C
B
On Outlier 'hum! ’ ll nvdi'inl ;
fiisi eKipiunsItiji
after .Ii) urs of waitii and its
t'ollowersfok for a -pulo carry
VII lofin tho latpenq: clusa-
While he Ann rim league
WEIGHT
f*Krs look to he Huth t I C H T E S T IN
to funiirtlthc tiatiim: tills, St.
Louis uiaboasts a lien hitter,
lingers Huisby.
\«»t A Slimlr l.4»sn
Herb Knock nr Urban barker
1ti IN \vnrx
is likely j receive (lie II for
SANFORD BUILDING AND
mound .It' for the Yuni tomor
LOAN ASSOCIATION
row with Wee Willie” Snlel or
Grover Axutid'r in the >x for
the ( nrdlils.
Cominisoner Lamb hah eided
that a rpn bag shill lu.ebind
the pltclj<'s l'"X ilur u eaeli
game. aViluble for use
any
time.
le Curdin.il
ilduyed
great Imljig power m a ukout
yi"-tei'dny|Horn-l*y, List Bell.,
Jim Hottliley and Itiilvj-ouibwoi'lh, crlhiiig "ut heir, ylrives.
2'lie rest1of the team I well
against tl pltiliing "f :hen»,
Alexander Haines, Sherd' und
Reinhart. •
lloinnhjliurdi'iu'd with g f ov I’ ut-h just I hi
rigid finishing
er the Im) of his mother, tired
touch
lo
nnv
dessert,
after u bief siiell wMhieiim
mates.
] was his mot tie dy
ing wish tut he remain wh the
Our ('.cam Will Whip
club amI | fulfillin' nt «,t Ir de
sire, he \dl stay tl.....
, su-
\ipped.
Cream
ries.
The Yu (cos prm lien wj con
fined to wrkout of tin hifitl und
wurming in pitchers. Tltr’urdinnlr, wnlel d tho Ynnkuos, id inciduntully, Manager
danag
John MlruW,
of the (iijnts,
the fie his
ts, loft
Ii
arm linke with Hunisby, ftcrwards.
Foot 11Season Is
To 0
In Eat
With ard Rattes
ORK, Git. l—p)i_
NEW
(.ending n football card tnm(row
which puts all the teams oltha
east in th# frny are dm seain’s
first gamps b)f Harvard, Yulaind
1’i ineeton, and intcraci titmal met
ings hringing togother the Nvy
and Purdue at Annapolis nmlDetrolt and tho Army ol West rtnt.
Tho naval Academy lus disfiyed a powerful attack in prudee1,
Tho Army ha*, bodn drilling Til'd
for the three Weeks.
Prospects of Yalf enneentriqg
on a pasting game.are in evidfe*.
Yale stocks up ago iiwt itjon
University at NaW'Baven in idlaItifti cloth, ■S :
^
Harvard faces n hard battle, nth
Geneva
Harvard stadl
Geneva,
byJJo MacMil
held Coi
a six polpt
last Ba
it Bf
h
Id Colmi
eper
jn> of th e good things about
Bmer is thnt it g ive s mo
[opportun ity to eat a great
of ice cream .”
B;t n fo o d th at is both nourJing and refre sh in g — an
|'il sum m er combination.
Id it is n pleasure to droi
y u r fa v o r ite dealt
; for—
J’rincess Ice CrS
Johnson
Outboard^JMotors
cIuIi 'h
*X coach,li
icago. Prh
it let Prll
[Somebody Said!
H ill H a rd w a re C o .
xh;I>i1 --ffiilslsi. ic; fth" enmlimbi' an il the in I 4 Vent h
ered rep (I cnnili'iigitL't. Louis
Jfink-Har
Goodnes,
ETTER than 16 m iles per hour la
the speed you can Ret with this new
Johnson Big Twin boat motor. Yet it ij
portable— weighing but 85 pounds.
• Operates just as simply ond easily as
the famous Johnson Light Single and
' Light Twin.
See this Big Twin — also the other
two Johnson motors. W e’ll gladly ar
range foir a triaL Ask about our pay
ment plan. '
lout the f iing t pin'
V.ICof tin* pi 'H WIII- tl I it'll
tory in Nni i"iial >iu\ afti'r
le. A C iit-l of the
an uphit
final gu of the s n, ul.-'-o is
taken in msi'h iatl i compnrtCftiu: . Hly after
ison o f
inidscas the Ne\V kers bail
run up 11-game milage on
compc it, lint n
their cl
slump a 0 cl" e Oi '»liedule
at limed a margin
cut the
of only i and "tie I games.
has t a s t l i t s
iHp
tv v .
u iiH M ia fi«a a »i
E’ Uy Mched
SI. [.oiiir
m
Tarpon Springs-—$200,001.
Innt built here, by Cryst
ompany.
notice
t-
go‘n haihnr hruakwatcr, n stretch
uf water where shorewise hoals
now ply will someday he punctu
ated by an Island-airport.
The isle, now taking form on
park hoard blue prints, will hj
the focal point t»f the nation's air
traffic, city planners believe, and
it will he the "farthest eust" noint
on Chicago's reclaimer Inkesnorc
Push Hack Lake
Breakers which once Tossed their
sprny at the edge of Michigan av
enue already have been pushed
hack almost a mile to provide a
broad muniei[«1 n.rk where Kiel,I
Museum and Soldiers Field now
rear their columns. Opposite thin
new shoreline, stretching south
ward from the business district, a
chain of artificial islands is being
built.
These islands will he parks, link
eil hy bridges to form an ultraouter drive,
A fl7-aero strand apposite Sol
diers Field, tho northerinost
i
these is! ii nils, will he a tempo
rary landing field at the time of
the Army-Navy, football game this
The Box Srore
fall, where military'and naval air Chumps
Alt R H I’f)
men will come to enrth and from Beasley i f 2b :th 5 I | it
which they will rise in maneuvers Friable, ss, p If f, II ) \
during the gridiron contest.
II. Myers, li, ef :i it :t :t
Co-ordinated Traffic
Dumas, e s« 2b
2
tl 2
Outside this island will stand Dunbar, ss If . | | 2 2
tho artificial insular rectangle Allen, p ss e £
2 1 H
which la to be Chicago's airport of Cantwell, 2b .‘lb :t II (I 0
tho future. It is to be 2,5(10 feet Wilson, lb
... :t 0 2 8
wide nml jievon hlocka long. Flunk Rnvvsmi, cf
1 (I It 2
ing It mt the north nml west will Williams, rf, If A () | l
he the rnunlciphl pier, center of
the city’s lake traffic, and the rail 1 Total
22 f. II 27 l
road lines which link land traffic Uhl Timers
to the air ns they now link il t< Burdick, 2b ef
tho water,
Chapman, c
On the edgok of the airport will Rive, e ........
he sites for ImnguTs, and the port MeCruno. lb
will have east-west and north- Crowe, ss, ;t|>
south runways where planes may Myers, cf 2b
land and luko off. Municipal aora I Anderson, hh 2b
nnd harbor commissions are aid- I Ep«H |f
Ing tbc park board In the project } i’almer, p rf
I Withrow, p ...
Wallace, p ...
Amnnns, cf, p
Apnrtntant Building Trust or this
qlty, haa been arrested on charges
pf using, tho mails to defraud In
connection wlfh the sale of prop
erty Which, Federal ntithorltlen
claims was never delivered, Quinby t». f\.t liberty cm $10,non bond.
Daw for hla prollminsry hearing
has not been set.
* Wkftknt for Quinhy’s arrest was
»w6m Aut by Fostofflro Inspector
Qrtawaid, who aald tho accused had
collected between $75,000 and $100,000 toward tho building of nine
apartment houses, nono of which
Wta completed.' When lnvostms
daihanded a refund, Griswold said,
Quinby was unable to tmv.
Quinby Wits tried horo Inst July
M'^chbrgOH of^ embesxlement in
on
tho ullcifud niis, i , nf f^Jids of the
ent Building Trust und ae• • GV
Hii $t$prney said QuinTci-.T'O. ,-r
a number of apartmonis In
BropptM^.huiiiilngs to northern
ipla on wujommendation of Dr.
irnlls-of Chicago.
[■Whan tha projects were not carout the invostora demanded
money to »r. Walls and ,th»
» g .referred them to QuinJACKSON, Miss., Oct. l-(/h
jeei'.TH*'
attorney said,
—Docliirlng that tho deproiisiotv re
sulting from tho rapid decline In
tho price of cotton already Js being
felt in all forms of business in tho
south,
Governor Henry L. Whit
,-y
field-today addressed a letter to
Oct. l-(/P) the governors of the cotton grow
a tpr permission to ing stntos recommending that each
h’*w railroad ftom appoint a delegation to meet to
^ i tb* Savannah discuss plans for alleviating the
situation,
u Int^sUtit Com- ‘
ITpvernorn are asked to.telogruph their willingnuda to appoint
a delegation of tjvo depresentatlvo
li;.ha* been or^ business men and iUrgest a moot'
Ing nlace, On w
the Mississippi edtq
ilvar. a conference.
Storm Wiirniog Is
Issued at Capital
■**
CLEANS UP P R O P K irh
Crew of men are cleaning UP tho
right of way of the Atlantic Coast
Lino Railroad in Sanford ' « l “ *j*
vance of the tourist scaeom h«v*ra1 weeks nffo nr po Inonoil preporation wna illutrihuten^ t 1 the
weeds ond high grass th i}md
grown up between the rain This
now
killed the weeds and men l
O he
scraping the grass into
carried away.
p*T“
j;1■
Burgess Milk
Products Co;
110 W. Second
I’ hond 766
G inderville
Cash Grocery
T
Sour Pitted
Cherries
24c
Maxwell House
C offee.......... .49c J
10 lbs. Sugar ..65c
—
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_______________________ :
10,lbs. Potatoes, 40c
■’ ■, .
Win-
fE
lole Creamei
Phone 034
EASIEST
l
r o k H- R. Y _
)
GJ have pr<
noted^Sh^, rapidly!
w
C r e a s in g
of new ^Cadillac]
owns who ha1 etofore ^restricted]
them Ives to lei
4T h e m o v e t n t t o w a r d t h e iis t e s t s t o c k c a r » i n r t h e w o r l d , i
n e w l i n e (C a d i l l a c u a r s i a u s e o f a i i y o l h e r o n e o r t w o o f (
t h e r f e a t u r e s - r - b u t b e c o u s e in it
c o u r s e , a c ti’ il p a r t ly h y t
t h a t t h e p o j h y - p o i n t c o i n f e a t u r e is d e v e l o p e d t o t h a t c o l
r e v e a l s t h e ^ li lla c t o b e t h e e x c e l l e n c e w h i c h it C a d i l l a c .
d o lla r v a lu < i
' ^
’C a d i l l a c is t o d a y o u t s e l l i n g - j
J l t i s n e w d |i n d f o r C a d illi^ . t o - o n e — t h e c o m b in e d to ta l i
e v e r , h a s a , c p e r m e a n i n g ^ . ': o t h e r c a r s a t o r a b o v e its p r itJ c J
d i c a t e s a u r i n g p u b l i c c ^ y T ’h e g r e ^ t n e w l i n e o f C a d iii a f l
th at,, i n t l i b u g r u n , tite r , c h i 50 B o d y T y p e s a n d S t y l e s a i
m o t o r c a r s l i k e t h e b e s t i n C.’o l o r a n d U p h o l s t e r y C o m b i r
t h i n g e ls e s a ls o t h e b e s t : is - t t n o t h e r i m p o r t a n t a d v a i
m e n t.
a continuous senes
A n d C a d ill s a c k n o w le d g e *
ward steps which
e d t h e b e s t a ll fin e c a rs
ready‘left Cadillac ^
n o t s i m p t e c a u s e te s .ls .
alojne in its owT
p r o v e it tte o n e o f
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lished in Boitrl
fii^,% K u ?ol*PCojimy, Florida, o.
each'weelr for/-four cnnabciUt
ITHK88 mr htnJ and Uie'sobt
CireuU Court of Uio 8er*nth
the State of
erninole Co tin-'
...
day ' of kept:
A.
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v. a pouaLAaa.
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OHAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO
Clerk of (he Circuit CourU ,
of the- Seventh . .rudloiat
1U w ,'.lk St. ., ;
Phone 092
* -Circuit'.of/Florida, in and
i
[*
for Hem!tide County, .
By A: k l Weeks.
; JE W E TT A N D PACE
r.rs
Deputy Clerk.
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IY E ’S GARAGE
j ‘R
BIKE'S
DeCOTTKS.
tC t
dPKjNCfcJjt ft DtUltTON,
( 'V Sanford Dealer
-IMIllFrl
SollCltrfi
fo r the 'complainant.
208
Phono 017
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court, I bv
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NASH
AUDI
CIRCUIT,
■Nt h
j u ii I OIAI,
Ixjnda the vtorld in motor car value.
SVTMINOEB^C
COUNTY, FLOIUUA.
ciM
rrii
MFiTnir*; (;oS
M IT
II MOTORS
Y,
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. IN C M A S t t o . , ...
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B i l l , TO (M UCT T IT L E •
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Benjaihln Db«w, ‘ “
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AUTOM OBILE DEALERS—I f you , ..Complainant
t
.
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f'-vr
,:vsc
l
'
want to acll your used cam, ad- Darnie .VUeher
.......
Hi
Hiilbert.
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vertfle daily on the classified page.. Mud ;' - • ■
llulbert
.: ^ V..
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',-SWl1 her ■ husband. it
Howard
,W. Vlscher gml- Jgnnle
USED CAR E X C H A N G E . M Vlscher, .tils wife,
Defendant X.
CORNER P A R K .A N D SECOND .
'
OHUBR OF PUIII.ICATION
Q. W, W A N S LE Y , Manager
To llurnle Vlscher Halbert and
—i— ■—*— — —
llnlberl, her huehand; Howard \V. Vlscher and Jen
nie Vlscher, Ills Wife;
C A D ILLAC — OA K LAN D
‘ where as. Hie til rive , cm |iIill Till 1,1
— P O N TIA C —
t
line filed In this Court his suit
Sgnford Cadiilnc Company
against you to quiet ihle to the
117 E. 2nd St.
Phone 121 following described real estate In
Hemlnolo County, Florida, r.-wlt:
Houtheust OuUrter of Moll heitKt
DODfiE
?‘
Quarter of Section 5«, T-ovushltJ
Pleasure cars and Graham Trucks
£0 Houh. It.in go :)1 Mast, und I lie
Southwest Quarter of Houlhwest
Elm and 12th St.
Phone 3
Quarter of HnutUl.'i 31. TeWnShlp
30, South of itange 33 Hast,
' SEM INOLE HUDHOIVESSEX and to correct (l certain deed re
corded In Deqd Book 118, si page
INC.
147. pub)lq,records of Orange Coun
203 Oak Ave. ty. FlorlMUyiald- deed dated DoPhone 41
cembsr vjiVtr,-TVlO, where In the
Houthvreut quarter of the SouthQuarter of Section 31. Town
KENT V U LC A N IZ IN G WORKS. vreat
ship 30, Houth, Range 31 East la
HOOD A N D GOODYEAR TIRES. pr:»yed to he -;oi r-i’.-led to tijnd thi
some except -t i ,-hango the Range
U. S. L. Batteries.
to S3, saltl deed from Minnie V.
Distributors Chandler
Vlscher to Nicholas J. 1'endergsst:
Commercial Avenue
end also to correct deed from Isaac
V. Vlscher, dated May 17th, 1888.
recorded Slay I4th, 1811, In deed
BE SURE and see the new custom und
book 148, page 441, public records
built Studebakers
of Orange County, Florida, to read
Southeast Quarter of Northeast
SAN JU A N GARAGE
Quarter, Section 3«. Township 21),
Houth of Range 31 East Instead of
SANFO RD .BU IC K CO.
Township 31,
It Ih hereby ordered that you and
212 Magnolia Ave.
eneh of you fcppear to the above
Phone 307
entitled cause at the County Court
Huuae, Hanford, Florida, at I he of
LINCO LN — FORD — FORDSON fice of the Clerk of this Court, on or
before the first Mnndny In November,
Edward Higgins, Inc.
1838,. same being u Rule Day ot
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331 this
Court, and the first day of the
month, to answer the bill of cumplaint filed herein against you, dnd
In default thereof n decree pro oqnfeetio will ho outcrcd against you
DODGE BROTHERS
and each pr you mid ftnhl decree
thereon.
j?^
I
It Is further ordered that this ord
Dealers
er of publication, be uubllahed once'
a week for four consecutive weeks
In Hanford Herald, u newspaper
SELL GOOD USED CARS
published, at Hanford, Florida. ;
Witness ibe hand of the Clerk of
192ii— Dodge Coupe
said Court and the seal theteof, this
1924— Dodge Special A Sedan 1st day of October, 1»B*.
(SEAL)
i
1923— Dodge Coupe
V. E. DOUQLABH,
1923— Dodge ' ’ouring
Clerk Circuit Court. Henili
mile County. Florida.
1928— Dodge Panel Truck
By A. k’L W • *ksr'D.'-try *' >
1926-^Grahum 1 l-R'To Truck DICKSON
& DICKSON,
Orlando, Fla.
*>4
Oct. I -3-15-22-21).
M ILLE R O. P lh U P S , Inc.
U M nJm
j3IS t ’j
w hnwHeimol]
■ c iw u ie o ^ J l
#?*rot "tin t 'thole •vAcsnt 1
,
fit.- and
- refrig er
asa; a t a 4 *
D--For,'itoV*, fireplace or Murphy steel kitchen, etc, Phone
M kv# orders at ; 1811
;■
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e ii& s & is if
F O R K ENT, Nice three room spirts
L; Senti
ment .with private bath,'
Semi
;ooUe Hotel?; *fv - b .
I’t 1
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FORA-i- RENT.— Unfumilhed3
room apartment. Adults only.
large tent, a new 811 Park Ave. Phone 264-^. • ■■
Bt‘ Ave,
‘■•‘ T A P A R T M E N T .-3 or t,',':rooms,
tee fo r car.'1009 Union Ave.
.w «" A, . J ,
^ f fc C v * +
J4.1
jirej'RESSTpokb, p illin g
sof
v ,,'abply
E. Meares^ isteen,
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}'"•!&' \ oj ’-v
m r_ 4 ./
handbag
purse, A. O.
life, pass book,
Inside. Inquire
' f e w 'West 1st, St.
J
l x ti.W^l.ll>V..v ■■?----W *
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v.
A tt
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PLORIDA—O R L A N D O ^ . Orlando FOR . RENT.— Two sitiall country
M on ti** flgntintl; largest elaaal /residences. One located on Gelery Ave., Hear .river; the other on
G epeva‘at Beck Hammock. Price
‘ ^i.00, F . F. Dutton & Co.
BL
r m
. 00 .
,>------- -r-—
laeaa Places for Rent
Spaco now occupied
by 'Chrysler ' Motor .Company,
* * A.
* P.
" Con
Apply
. one car lcing.plstform. In this nelly ^ So-ns,
platform several thousand feet of
good, lumber, n Boo Clyde A. Byrd, A T T R A C T IV E rooms to runt for
Manager Florida Power A lig h t
stores or offices at Park Aveq
Co
and Commercial Street. W. M.
B K fc tlt e t e l W « t
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
T »»H
A t Osh 64— Seed, Plants, Fertilizer.
-*-T
: Aiurd Street. Tele*
I A v e p o e ______
77— Houses for Rent.
Ijib o a e tlife ; >V.i:
FOR- SALE.— Palms'and hibiscus
plants, 800 W, lstr'St.
----- ^ --- -------- U U ,-------- yi---- FOR RENT,— Fomlslied bunga
/COWAN CO., Auto
low,. 4 rooms, bath and garage.
nletel .works, ,»5— S p e c ia ls a t th e S to re s.
Phone 871-W ;
1 sheet metal
:; 207 French
/jmk ' j
yfi
,
FOR RENT.— 6 mom unfurnished
“ O A T -F A N " .
■fM,/ - •.,;* >'•'
'
f - 4.
.
house on Mellonville Aver 3 bed
rooms, ’ garage, |65 per month.
An electric lap that is:
DECORATOR n
w m
Deuu-Berg Corporation, 616 1st
Laurel Ave.
‘ Ai •
Nat. Tank Bldg. Phone 713.
808 v - ••'
Quiet Running
leftaibhed
FOUR I^OOM cottage, $30 per
Durable
.month for wl; ter. Screen porch,
2 M
lights, waUi. Inquire Glnderville
Low Priced
Cash Grocerv
0 FLORIST*1
fo r all occasions.
FOR RENT.— Two new four room
ER ARCAD E
houses. Inquire (JOB W. Hughey
Ask to see them at
ofee.-781.
St.
m
TH E B A L L H AR D W AR E
: S e rvic es .
27
FOR RENT.— 6 room furnished
u.
modern house, 1 lora Heights,
$46 per month.
Also furnished
E U G E N E . P E R M A N E N T W are
Ued— to Buy.
ppartment. 300 French Ave.
fo s 'tio.QO: IfarloeHe' Shop, The
. ^ORr SALE
itta n ro « &
It
k the owner.”
■Hi
r estimates.
Y O t l inlflM V -.C H IR O PR AC TIC
rT
F O R D ..
splnal ^ j u a t i i w h t fo r y r ~
3 jS g ijS l# I
health. pifcfclemg- Phone 482-J \\
*(1 ’ l *
‘appointment. 'D r . ' W. E. Jtkc. Dougati, 1st;NatTBank'.BW ri
BUY .
1 COTTON B A G S
1HRALD OFJTUB
, v
u iT io S T
78— O ffic e s and D esk R oom
O FFICE FOR R E N T— In Melscb
Bldg. Apply A . P. Connelly A
Sons, Magriotia and 2nd.
, with gr^vfithout. nveala. 8 0 A — R eal E s ta te D irec to ry
onable TatAa. Uhtoln Hotel.
HIGGINS-SM ITH-W IGHT, INC.
VELSti
32— >Help W a n te d — F e m a le
R ial Estate and
BOARD and room kV reasonable
[ ‘m ends”
IN SU RAN C E BROKERS
.'p ric e In moderh, private home.
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
S i L : ________ W ANTE D — Extra salesladies.1Ap 108 Davey-Winston Apts, •14th ami
ply McCrory’e 6 A 10 cent Storm Sanford. •
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JL- The
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“ TH E LO T K IN O ”
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v> i i \\ \Jy
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_ ffll. develop* W ANTED .— Experienced
Kxperii
waitress.
PHONE
3
806
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
it.lt
In tho Palm’
H about,
it tn
68— Rooms Without Board
Apply Bell^Cafe.
copy sent on
i. Sample:co]
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TH RASH E R A GARNER
M v •its -w i
W ORK A T HOME— $6 g dysen
F Q R ' RENT..— Thr«o rooms, bath Real Estate and Fire Insurance
“ TT- t
making ‘saarfa. Experience1un
112 S, Park Ave., Sanford
V I— L e g a l N o tic e s .
y r.
/screened porch, garagtr furnished
W Sr
O ffe r e d necessary. No csnVasalng’,,'. Par for couple. $16 wk. Apply 816 Oak SEE R. C .T iS D A L E for good buys
Ice
ticulars fo r stamp. Llnnlt Bervl
a
'Avk.( .‘a fter O p, hk
in Real Estate, 286 Melscb Build i n r u n c i r c u i t r u r n T o f t u b
Inc., J f l l , Lynn,i ]Mass.
tJ O
ing.
■ ....... -~-7- - NHYK.NTH ailU IC IA l. C I I U I I T
1 T O R E-f-PreOF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
FOR' ./RM ^T^Furnlahed • -room,
KHNINOLR COUNTY.
dn. ..We are rl i - H d p W a W i t - M l u e
• -clash - and very attractive. '1217 M cCALL A FOX, Real eatate‘.birv
_ -S Mr
> * \ t> * 4v’ ",
IN. e B iilC R H Y .
11 ■■'*h, ".li '" r <■ *
W est First St,-'Phone 671-J.
«'l SUIT TO UUIKT TITI.K
vestments. Best buys are among
f C ajM oa
WANTED DUMP TRUCKS, .JOB 1‘ ‘‘M-lH i 1 '■ |l,:F»t>l'le. ■; -rp * r -t t f*1 our listings, Phone 746.
J'HIIJIP BACH,
,ff /
1 .»■ V ' V“«.
/X'batplalnunt,
LASTING ABOUT FIVE WEEKS'. LAR G E comfortable nicely furn
■ ,,!)VS.
wj----- — — r r — figivv*
ished front bed room, to one per- 83— F a rm a and L a n d F o r
LOW * J.VaCH|{OlCI»KIl, anal,
-Furniture Co. SEE PEARSON A T LONGWOOD
RACE
TRACK.
DsfandsntH.
son, $6, two $7, 618 Oak Aye,
L’Street
J :— u - j-------- CI T A T I ON
■ fu ll line ,
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FO R-BALE.— 20 acres $n^l*T 'Mnd \' The Statu of Fluriilh. to Louis J.
F O H ^ R E N T .rntanbd sleeping
Rchrheder
w ife.--- 1------------- —
_ b t Cash or
adjoining.my farm.on Pineway HchrowlSr, anil
-In v e s tm e n ts , S tocks,
wtioso ClirlMOan nninn Is
batti for-one pr Drive: Consider as good
Vjoom, close
yopr business.
unknown; Louis J. HVhrurUcr, Jr.,
. . 4 .■ ■> , . j l \ .
’
. . . .
:wo gentlemen. SI 3 Magolta Avothe district. Can be easily; .clear amt W ild,--------------------Hehr (led*
Hr
..
,t
,'.^'h
hr;
whose Chrlstlun
un
Coitewt* Co., general
[ A
i n v e s t o r s , -f
i FOB(;JlENT,— 2 bedrooms, adjoih- ed'- and practically leveled*, . .Will known;. John K. AlottlUKcr;
AlMtlnger; Cody
ark* sidewalks, build5 >11 At a bargain ify o h pet' quick. f >or«oXV rtnd'lO ench tna «v«ry of
W® have 126,000 invested In a
^lrrfcatlon boxes, j . r . project which will-net handsome re dng bdtb, roasonkble, garage. 018
aid
alU'.aefonUantH If living, and
an, -If
altl'defomlantH
, M, Rumbley, Teleplu>na .JBO-J,
tther, any. » r t il of ttib said
Slim. (Phone 331-W •''--Sir- - /
tthi
ah! iletains
after
a
similisr
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dead,
th«
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•very of
uf ithn -tjclrn, devisees, legitt ' ^■
len«invested. We are swilllng ’tb con
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— - , ,iiu , teds, gmntu’ev, ur other- ulnlinants
tinue the project (ok selLaun'hpIdsuite
under each‘dnd-eiery
euctt ’dni !V«- uf the saidI deif
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HNG CO, insa at a raat«dAl .'eadriHcev.*'
O AK U A LEi BUNGALOWS— -lost ceased'
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_claiming
defendants
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any
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aftf'RApairlnff and
right.'title or Interest In or to any
r
..finished.
4osy
payment.
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Bland,
itMi
11 yotr ure iMereatO
di In purahasHPnr all of the lands hereinafter dr
mV' 488 for prompt
or takinrover tk«
xt.-.te |i^tt to spring, 4 miles out First St, scribed, and to ult i>ermine and par
enaratp:.
.
for
forthaei.fo^
ties whose ttameH are teyerally un
i*
form ation.
G. M.tM.<Sanford'
bedroom house furnished, known but whom art. believed to
exist, who are Interested In, ar who
Barald fo r appointmant; *-1 ^ ^
.Jouble garage. Close in. Price are’
claiming any Interest or Inter
SHOP
tt|9W4 Owner leaving Friday, ests tn or to any or alt of the fol-'
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Venue,
loWInif described lands situate, ly
Phene. 786 or 784-J
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ing and being In the County nr
,
‘ Special at* 4&—-Mou« y to. Loan
Hemlnolo
and Htate of Florida, more
lea. and. children.
particularly
; descrlh«4 as , follows,,
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) ’ Begin 11.8 chains West, and 13A J
chains: South o f Northeast oornir.
ly rented fo r $180 per
of Beotlon ^. Township to Houth.
e tto "
Price $7,600. Bart Nason, ; Range *0 Hast, Van HquIIi 5.37
chains, W «* i iH.'chsVns, North
.i.
c N a tl Bank Bldg. Phone 249.
r* >15.87 eliatns^
m s ^East
ea t to beginning,
t*K.nnmg. refSm.
g. howevcr, ..............
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bed
:tKA W«ep side of tk« above
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Notice Is licruby given that them
Will bo u tmle of one Franklin HeiulHednn and curtain h o u s e h o l d
flirnkuru and other personal prop
erty of tho estate uf Hdw. W.
Mitchell, deceased, nt the lute Edw.
W. Mitchell residence at Altamontu
Hprlngs, Florida, on the 2nd day nr
October, A- D. 1920, at thu liuur of
2 o'clock P. M„ which sale wilt Includa certain tools-abd hardware
In addition to the above.*
'v
Dated thin the !Ist day pf Sep
tember, A. 1>. I92S.
FRANCES L. MITCHELL,
Administratrix of
thu
Estate
of
Edw . W.
Mitchell, deceased.
LAWRENCE O. MITCHELL.
Administrator
or
the
Estate
of
Edw.
W.
Mitchell, deceaned.
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it strong reserve fund..
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post the people of the devastated
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fy two and one K^lf rtilllibh dbllaraS
all could have been saved py
ing three tenths of one j^iceht per
hundred dollars covered.
,
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The llnnrd (if County f’nmmlsnlonerH In and for Hemlrtnle County
Will at llidlr next regular meeting
to' Ue held In tho Court House at
Hanford, Florida, on October 4lh,
IDJfii at 1U o'clock receive bids for
the. | construction uf a Wooden
Bridge across the Little Weklvu
Orerfk mi the CoUnt}7 Line between
Hemftiots and Orange
Counties
Hoiith of Forest: City, plan for filling
n the apprnaqheH to Yhe Bridge.
Plans and epeclflcdtjonn may bs
olitalned at the Office of the County
Engineer on and after Heptember
20th, 18211.
,j
V. E. DOdOLAHS, Clerk.
Hoard of County Commissioners,
Seminole County, Florida.
Hept. 10-17-14. Oct. 1,
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You cannot afford to be without tornado coverage.
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Cmnnilsslotiers In and. for Hemlnoleb Count
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Boer4 -oT Cpunty CommlMlottera* Bemlnuje County.' vsBsiit.
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Iffh t tjw atarn eachmghtr,
Keepa/a of the Bnoy» muat at
deanthe'waters. marking th
ipota with spars and buoys,
of which he must light up at night;.
"Thltry-fivi years winter and
summer I've been at this Job," saya
A. D, Wilde, head of the depart
ment of buoys fqr the coast
from the tip of Cape Cod to ‘th#
boundary of Rhodo Island. “ Thres
hundred buoys arc In my car#,
marking nil the shoals and ledg
es, the rocks and wrecks, tide rips
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bo hauled out*.of- th
ars mas
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11 buoys must
I or blai
m rust, far enough
0a kept fr
_______
___ .for the gentle roll
out
the wa'
Of the tidd: to sound their iron
bell. The whistling buoys must
have thoir windpipes ■clear, the
valves strong, ii so that the same
fall and rise :of the waves will
draw air Into their throats, and
force it out.in * whistle. The light
buoys must bd kept supplied yvith
ashore oacoVa y o a r ^ t o ^ sctapca round or
and cleaned, a n d j p a i n ^ u p and
put back freah. Thnt’a tho Work
d ay buoys,
of my tender,. :'ths Anemone.
th t:
Bum Night And t o y
- part only aa
"The ‘garden7 sd the Kepper of
U
the Buotfs 'blooms with therj „ lc h'. or
strange flowers of the sea. There * ISo there were invebted the bell
are prim ‘nan' buoys, black coni buoys and the whistling buojrs,
cal shaped fo n ts like the henddresis of a medlaevnl (lit e r of
25 feot>li
from tip . forms
charity
b u t1
.int
fie,
of;
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. , tbefourth generation o f the SpnVks Cirrus family Is shown here playing with two
dditlons to the menagerie, Tlw» circus exhibit# in thlaeity next Monduy.
KEEPER OF BUOYS
Cost
Thousands Of Dollars As REMAINS ON JOB
BlazesContinueToSpreadOVER 35 YEARS
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PtH i. B^OKANE,*
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fare engaging legions o f flghtcostlng thbtrtindi of dollars
for Its maintenance and
dike tosses of milini'‘In ite Whke
has been waged for weeks
gh the forests o f western UniI States.
fight has continued on n
fronts, With now and then
win here or a loss there, but
tout the aid of the ally that
btild have decided tho battle defitely—a general heavy rainfall.
• Most Serious Since 1910
R:
*y ; T l » fire menace was more scrlou» tho last season than any time
since
the great fires of 1010 in the
*e tbi
eiflc Northwest, when vast areas
if valuable timber were destroyed
1 a ‘hundred Uvea wore tost,
talitiea this year have been
m l* In number, although hunp i acres o f timber lands have
"o v er.
l, field telephones
A . 1). W ilde. Head o f Bureau
tops of the trees, jumplnr r>»f him-'
.
R eview s W ork o f
m
*
IM m
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1
drodx rtf yrtrilrf ut a bound.
Keeping .10(1 Buoys in •O r
It Is Whim flie forest becomes n
der Throughout Ihe Year
holoeuusl that the fires run uphill
more rapidly than down the oppo
WOODS HOLE, Mass., Oct. 1—
site slope, sometimes lean inn from — 1/1’)—Just ns the Old Woman
one hilltop to the nest, without riding the broom hud to sweep
burning over the intervening vol
ley.- They soon generate their own
sir courrents,
Throw "Spot Fires"
The giant flames throw "spot
fires" far umi wide, fragments o
flaming trees being curried sky
ward by the terrific heat anil cast
ahead in I lie path of tin- flumes tie
WASHINGTON,
Me t .
Ifar as six mile*.
Seine intending fuels about tie’
To contest the advance of grim lid
or brush fires, gasoline pumps, emisuiuptinn of lumber in the
wet gunny-sucks or blankets are I s(,(.lnill,,|v mi„ „ r industries are
employed and the system o f 1
trenching Is used. In fighting n shown in studies made icy the 1c>rtntnk or crown fire that is burning cut Products Laboratory
froi
p
found that it requires
.am tjpe t o tree
___ above
.... the
.......ground,
,, W
....n* ..................
back-firing sometlmea is resorted I 102.000.0til) feet of softwood luini„ 102.000 mature timElaborate ayatatn to. Unless tho winds continue |„.r’
* m » i under ordinary. favorable and blow the flames to -. |l(,r trees to make burial rackets
ward the mo|n fjro, the bgc
used yearly in the United States.
‘may soon break’ bounds niin
Screens to keep out mostpiitoes
ns great danger Und difficultv ns Ulid flies use tip 20,000.1)00 feet
the one. it wAS-lirtonded to halt.
yearly, while another '10.0110,000
Tiet goes into *igns each year.
ill of amoke, the patrol# are
j',tlk lull*, clot hex rucks, howls,
tb detect* tha amoko that
w,
^
,
. -tepliidiier
lio. e reels, chill u*.
It a' newly started lira.
inming hoard., hread board* and
''YcCIaaaee of Firea
.....
,,t|,i-i wotidi-imurc ini) Tor 100.s it (Ires ire generally of
BKWANNEE, Term., (let. I 0 iion.imi) fi-.-t <-f lumh* r.
, dasaek—ground or brush
(ires, trunk flrea and crown fires, (A*t—SeWllllee’s couclles me l.i-ep I liom-y In > i-.-.ptir.- 10,(Mill,0110
#,format creep,over the ground) ing ujr a eonaisLeiit drive for Mu-: feel -i yeai1 f"i ihi-ii hive;;, wliile
-Durnlng the lew growth. They Texas A. and M." game which will j irteiihatiag ej>g-. and haliy ehtek <
ne.-d lO.lUMl.iluo le- t. Toy* .*»•
“ t o o Httlo damage to merchant- nt«n the Htnte’ fa lflt t Ihillii*.
le-timber, except -tw.klll eertahi '- Last Snturdayfa- nine point vic nine 2,;tU0,000 feet of oft wood,
*^*11 of tcaOe;'Greater loss tory-over Hyman is hardly indie u |o nay noliiing of hanlwood,
,M(l> .Tho Fore*I I'm ice Mild Dio No
w / l * , t o l M m p L (rrowthf iWAfrf.the- nun hino whlrfli will play
jHjgtmd practice gnlue on (lie lioiml. Ipinniier Miuiufaelim-i.x
iqh yroulil form the succeeding ita.,>*iel
est crop. Trunk fires burn mountain Friday against Abe Ten soeiiilioii are io ii|ii-raimg 111 ,l
imgthe tree tronke, burning them ncssee tcnchprs. Seviral of the rnmpnig'i ” 1 i •hii utinii " h;lU' *'
r UP make th« treea’useless for Varsity men were absent fropi the mnmifuetarer.. boy in short long i-'
(twlal purtfMaa. Crown fires game, and caiisuqilcntly Kewimee’s so the millH inay iitili/.e alt of tin
tree ill turning out luinhei.
that xmeeep^through the full strength was not evident.
m
mm
V
m
Burial Caskets I n
•III. S. Require More
Than 102.000 Trees
to Hi
it’ ^ |f
Folks are beginning to realize that the
worth-while in life is to lie found in the
amid ji happy fam ily and good friends
Ihun out on tiie highw ay in "a fliv v e r and
case.”
n!U!
Sewanefe Preparing
For TQXA8 Contest,
mf .!!■
Home is the very foundation o f happiness-^—and,
as such deserves the iiulest consideration.
It
must come F IR S T if the fam ily isjto have the
best environm ent— to bn a [dace where children
p refer to liUjgkr.
,
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fv
Seven. Days
As a Beacon
fo r
'
Home Harbor
of
Striking Savings
_____ ____ a_
Worth coming milos to sue! Advanced trends in furniture. The
latest refinements in design and upholsterings. 1Vices positively v .
irresistible to shrewd judges of value.
Better Furniture—
For Less Money
1
really*
home,
rather
n suit
. ;Lr
iiMH'tl
A Coxwell
Chair
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$
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The friends o f book and pipe.
T h e fram e is o f genuine ma
hogany covered with linen
.frieze and velour upholsterintf.
Regular Price $90
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A h pictured the ou tfit includea n tppnpfne' SIM M O NS ^teel bed and rt<Hillent ftpring with a fe lt plated cottdn mnttreHH. You can have your
choice o f ivory or brown finish in*i!oilbJe or twin .size.
Karpen
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The hand carved frames of genuine ni^hoganV al.\a* French influence. , Covered w lt^ fiffe mohair
all (iround and silken damask topping the rovbraible Rarpenesque cushions. Moss and'cotton filled.
Sdfa vying chair and club chain are induct]. }
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j , w « w i And covered with ivti
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Can Farming De E
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student nt
/University of"in i, has token
t frbm thfjbook
ta. Cook, who
Ji nway fils time
jUulwnworth pen“ wnry by sawing.
• is; working his
n r through' fcollcge
Ff’ makinjT ; fancy
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Mark nnd Frank Williamson, brothers, will find out (1 farming dr luxe ran pay a profit. Srnntoy
Janies Conxons of Michigan, will lot them rpn his OOil-acrr furm near Detroit for fivo years, tent and
tax free, im eonditlon that they make it pay. 1'hoto shows Senator Cournots (righ t) giving the contract
to the brothers, Mark is at the left and Frank is in the center1. Inset shows the $125,01)11 barn on. the
Cmixens farm.
Roxie Weds
A Rich “Nun
Against Son
A Smart Bird
Sets New Mark
I.ovo leads people into lots o f trouble— aomelimeq.lt evon
them lo a spanking. Millie Pollitn and Jean Miller o f Cleveland,
decided to elope one day. They hopped on a street enr and were
in low hy a cop when they couldn't pay their fares. They were
home mid spanked. They’re shown together hero, Both tiro 3,
A Chance for a Modern Noah
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The ebjekadeo is a wise little
■When Kddio Williams, 21, of Cm- bird that can’t be stumped. As an
|go, goes on trial sqon for rm>- experiment a Pacific bird lover
M th. .Sidney Williams, •his took this chic kadee's nest out mid
cr, will be the chief witness suspended it from a pole in n'ttot,.
gainst him. lie held her up witii This picture shows the murngOuil
revolver recently, and she wants mother bird feeding her ydpng
Kleniior Patterson, daughter of
Ini sent to prison “ for the good through the ncLting. And then M b
Joseph 'Medill Patterson, Chicago
[ tys *oul.’’( The two are shown little birds we re restored ti», fflh'
newspaper publisher, has been
rove.
old nest.
„
dubbed "Ufo millionaire nun” hy
Orman theater goers, for whom
she is playing the Madonna in "The
Mlna-de.” Miss Patterson arrived
at Salr.hurg with two limousines,
34 trunks und ft train o f servants,
and took an 7-room suite at the
hotel,
S
Uses No Glue, Either
This is Edwin Wide, sensational
distance runner o f Sweden, who
set a new world record for the twomile run. Wide, competing ugainst
tin- great Nurmi in Merlin, turned
the event in l) minutes l l-!i sec
onds. It lowered the former mark
hy almost eight seconds.
Defending Champion
Hoxie Stinson, divorced wife of
the late Jesse Smith, confidante of
former Attorney General Harry »
M. Daugherty, has renutneiedu Sho ,
iB the bride of Philip E. BnvJ, Jul
man, shown ' with her nbovo.
They’re livfng at
Washington
Cmjrt House, Ohio, Daugherty’s
home town.
Blast Wrecks Building *After
i4Black
H^nd” Threat
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HANFORD, FLORIDA^. SATURDAY, OCTOBER jfr 1926
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pftgts Today
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•ill
In Hot Water
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Burning Steamer Arrives 79H
O
P
E
D
IH
iC
ards
Turned
Safely InPort Following
UNTIL Thrilling 6 0 - Mile Race CON
SPIRACY10Before Fine H
NEXT MONDAY
Asserts He
riven All Suppossible to the
of Red Cross
Judge Interrupts Hot Debate
Between Counsel to Close
Hearing
In
Kidnapping
Case IIntil Next Monday
2 Women’s Finances
Mentioned by Defense
[Mayor Takes
With Payne
Chambermaid T estifies She
Often Saw Ormiston And
Evangelist at the H»tel
»s Charge That
•laced Florida
|e in Bad Light
CHARI,KSTON, X. C„ Oct. 2.—
(A*)— Winning a GO mile race begun
Thursduy night when an explosion
alurted n fire th a t •piickly got bevond , control,
the
American
freighter. Now Kritiau made port
here today with her hole still
smouldering. The United State:*
coast guard c u tte r Seneca, which
stood by ttie steam er to rescue the
crew in the event she hml to he
abandoned, arrived with her. Damage to the New llritaia was estimuted ut $75,000 to $100,000.
The veHseFft deck plutca, which
buckled during the height of the?
domes, still radiated heat when
the freighter anchored in the Coop.
,
:
• r . river. S tream s of water were
being thrown over the decks.
The ’ New liritnin. belonging to
I In* Black Diamond Steamship
(* ■ ninny of New York und c h a rt
ere r hv the Williams Line, sailed
from Norfolk on .September 28 with
la general cargo bound for the
Pacific const. The explosion, which
'occurred in the cargo in number
'.'I shelter deck, blew off the hatches
j and sent n blast of flame 20 to JO
feet in the air.
| Cuptaia H. .1. Stuhcrv at mice
'p u t all hands to work. Tin* fire
pumps were pute+n 'operation ami
.eight stream s of water were pour|ed steadily into the burning area,
l.ife honis were swung out so that
they could be lowered at once.
I ahroUKlloul Thursday iiitfht the
| # nm <
«Kai nst fire was
The heat melted wire*
j K ? " * H* hV \ ouV „ Th‘; ' xpUiHion
and Tire had bent the deck plates
nmi ^ vU. frnlnework UIM, l)orti„ n(i
| 0f the Seek were in a red glow from
' the heat
Thu only injuries reported were
minor burns suffered hv some
members of tho crew.
BREAKDRYACTOf Yank
O fficials And Many Others
Id Cicero, Chicago Suburb,
Charged With Conspiracy
To Violate Prohibition Act
Today’s Line-up
Scar face AI Capone
Among: the Accused;
Huge Bribery Plot Revealed
Wtyh Puymejitu Ranging
From Five to 20 Thousand
m
:\v t oitK
Combs ef
Koenig ss
Ruth rf
Mnisei If
Gehrig 1b
l.azzeri 2h
Dugan :ih
Severeid c
Pennock p
ST. LOUIS
Douthit cf
Southw orth rf
Hornsby 2b
Hottomley lb
L. Hell Ab
llaye If
0 ’ F a rre ll c
Thevenow ns
Sherdel p
Both Teams Tally
First* Inning W
Yanks Going Ahead
In the Sixth Frame'
Crowd Of 65,000
Witness Con
Black Skies
To Causes Postpone- ^
ment o f Big Classic
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2. I/P) CHICAGO, Oct. 2. (/I*) —The
foderul government look n hand
The little th eater where the Aimer
F riday in the affair* of Cicero,
Semple McPherson drama has been
turbulent suburb, ami indicted 7'd
Drinking, pelting, und improper holding the hoards during ^ h e lust
village officials, gangsters, saloon
IG, Fla.. Oct. 2.— dancing are increasing in colleges, tive d.ivsi, was dark today. An in
YANKEfc STADIUM* S et.
keepers ami Imodiums on charges
and
un-ods
are
to
hlntne.
Tims
iracteri/.injf chargof eonspiracy to violate the pro- j
2.—
Herb Pennock pitched the
charged Wilford O. Cross, above, termission in the preliminary hear
First Inning
in Barton Payne, in a church paper. Now Cross., iag of the Angelos Temple pastor
liibition law.
New
York Yankees to victory
Douthit
doubled.
Southworth
The writs returned by a federal went out, second to first, Douthit
| of the Heel Cross, fu nner University of Illinois s t u and her mother, Mrs. Minnie Ken
today
in th e opening gam e o f
nedy,
on
conspiracy
charges
war.
gram! jury named Joseph K. Klen- going to third. - UArnsby went
Jida officials were dent and son of a Potomac, till.) called veslcrduv vbeii Municipal
the World’B Series, beating
lia, r mayor;
Theodore
Svobodn,
m
inister
is
in
hot
water.
Students
,
r
....
,
.
,,
out, Pennock to first. Bottomley
[ini? Red Cross work all over tilt* country are assailing Judge Samuel Mlake adjourned the
chief of police; Sea i f a re AI X»*|Bingled to deep short and Douthit the Cardinals by a score o f
irial until next Monday.
|n. as “am azing,” him.
poiu'. g a n g s te r overlord of Die c u b - , srort>d L Bell Died to right field, tw o to one.
,
The liny court room which hud
John W. Martin,
urb; Mijes and Klondike O D o n - ;On« run, two hits, no errors,
The veteran left-hander;)
been packed to stuuding room c a
nel . chiefs of an opposing gang , Coombs walked. Koenig filed to
night declared he
hurled superb ball, being mas*
pacity during the opening r.eene of
ami
Harry
Ma.ligan,
in
front
of
r|ght.
Ruth
walked.
Meusel
walk?n all the support
the dram atic trial was deserted to
whoiit* saloon Asnstant ( ounty L.j# Gehrig
Gehriir forced
forced ity u o fl a t sec ter of the situation ail ih e .,
I every program outlinuil
day by all but a few attaches and List Includes W ^consln’, New Death Toll in Two Yenr.s H ub Prosecutor W. H. McSwiggin was ond und Coombs sepred, la ju r r l way after th e ' fir st inning •*$
|CrosB.’'
shot to deuth l»y machine gun fire went out. short to fir*t.‘ ‘ One run,
an ussidious janitor.
The actors
York, California, Colorado,
Reached Seventy-Five und lust spring.
when th e ’ Cardinals scored r .*.,>
executive suit! he rehud left the stage und spectators
no hits, no errors.
Illinois,
Missouri,
Montana,
Police
Believe
Gang
H
ub
th eir enly tally. Sherdel, th e - nrged people of the
Ijud vacated their seats. The stuge
In thu community where for
Second Inning
.
Nevada; W.C.T.U. Is Active
^tribute toward the Red
door crowds which milled about the
Been Almost Cleuned Out muny months hour runner, boot
dim
inutive portsider o f t h e .’;* '
Hafoy out, short to first. 0*Far*
for the alleviation of
corridors of the hall of Justice in
leggers und gangsters operating rol went out short to flrrt* . Tbeve- Natfpnal
L eagu ed ,' • a h i o . $
In
Floricin’s
utornithe hope of glimpsing the r.t*rs of
CHICAGO, Oct. 2—(A*) —Voters
C h ic a g o , Oct. 2—(/»»>—The in Chicugo have been reputed to now out, second................
to first. N o m bno, hurled good ball exdept
18.
the show hud vanished.
'J*'
in eight stales, at tho November deuth loll of Chicago’s Rum Row Iiiivo their buae of operations, the no hits, no errors.
fir s t inning wheh. .Wl
Dugan singled to left. Sever!
|r n n r in here for n con- Red Croon Head Says Despite
Yesterday's curtain dropped iis election, will have an opportunity which has reached *75 in tho IupJ. federal government charges ex ist
E fforts to Minimize Storm opposing attorneys dashed over to puss upon prohibition. Tho t>' • yeurs of gang w a rfare is a l ence of a collusive plan whereby filed to toft field. Pennock a
coat him a tally and
akini? toward rehahili.
je Moore Haven nection
Damage, He Feels D uly the admission of testimony con stall's are California, Colorado, most complete, in tho opinion of officials obtained money for per fired. Coombs filed to centor.
six th when three hita
county, deluded when
Hound to Continue Drive cerning the finances of A n g d u s Illinois, Missouri, Montana, Ne veteran police observers, und the m itting broad violations of the runs, op© hit, qu errors.
th e Yankees the lead.
principal hands of beer ru nners prohibition laws.
Third Lining
chobee burnt itH dikeH
Temple.
Deputy District A tto r vada, New York und Wisconsin.
"
A monster crowd of 65.0Q0 *wV^|
and
alcohol
dealers
are
about
“
shot
Sherdel fanned.
Douthit out,
The seventy nine defendants are
hurricane.
He said
ney R. J. Dennison, was reading
In New York, Illinois and Wis
W ASHINGTON, Oct. 2 . - </Pi
charged specifically wjth conspir l’eunock to first. Southworth foul witnessed the gained whtoh.. y
tie could not call n nr>c- A rift in tin* lute of the campaign from the truin.cript of testimony consin, the referendum is on the to pieces."
of the state leyinla- to assemble a $5,0(1(1,000 relief fund given before llu- county grnrid jury question of unking emigre! • to
Tbe leaders and many of tho ing to possess, tran sp o rt, deliver ed j»ut. No runs, no hits, no errors, for « time was threatened byA*;v^
Koenig singled to left. Ruth forc overcast skies,
pliof, tie would recotn- for Florida hurricane victims was by Mrs. Kennedy, the pastor’s amend tile Volstead Act.
followers of these gangs huve been mid sell ten thousand gallons of
•
liody certain methods ap p a re n t today with the direct mother who hud testified that Mrs.
tho object of elaborate funerals, uiici.lured spirits, fifty thousand ed Koenig, O’Farrell to short.
Would Amend Volstead
In the eighth inning thg Card*
Meusel
out,
Sherdel
to
first,
Gehrig
gallons
of
cereal
beverages
und
ten
county in re-entuhlinh- cliurgu of John Marlon Payne, McPherson received for expenses
York und Illinois vote on o r afe in tho bunds of police und thousand gallons of wine.
flb'd*id |©fL No runs, on© hit, no
He also told Gladen L ty tu w n . of,, tho Am erican H«d the tHJtiX'tLiWG u week hud one Sun* theNow
same
proposition: ' ‘beverages* fedeFot liuthoeiiie*. Tho coroner's
trim th a t he would In- ( .roHH, th a t officials and real cm- Jny's ofl'urlug of her congregation
Among sixty-three overt ucts errors.
statistics
show
th
u
t
many
more
Fourth Inning
| t a t o roadH depa rtm en t Into men of that s tate had practi each month. Defense counsel W. I, which are not in fact intoxicating hnve been eliminated by bullctn charged to the dofemliints, nine a l
as determined in iieeordanco with
llornHby
out, short to first. Botleged
paym
ents
of
$5,000
to
$20,
leers to tho county nt cally nullified the effo rts by con Gilbert interrupted the reading tile
than
by
law
but
evenliilly
most
of
laws .of tile lespeetive states."
the roads into good tinued attem pts to depreciate re with the objection th at the m atter In Wisconsin, the* proposition says those still alive have been a r r e s t 000 hy gan g sters to eity officials tomley funned. Bell wnlkud. Hafey grounded to the pitcher.' Douthit
walked but Holm, - hitting for * ' VJ
was irrelevant. Judge Hlnkc pot I"beer for beverages purposes of an ed, und another “ wild west" epic of Cicero, aggreg atin g more than out, short to first. No runs, no Southworth, fJJed out to center. . \ .3
ports of tq ffe rin g ami damage.
hits, no errors.
,
$
100,000.
an
end
to
the
argum
ent
by
as
lurid
us
any
of
the
past,
is
trnof and a party of
m*‘ alcoholic percentage of 2.75." In
Jess Haines took up tha pitching " “‘V .'J
The charge was charcterizod as
J-uzzeri funned.
Dugan out,
Pat Roche, federal agent en
ft today on an inspec- " am azing” by Governor John W. join mug court.
New York the legislature passed closed.
burden
for thp National L*agu*
short
to
first.
Severled
filed
to
gaged in the inquiry which p re
[ough the Moore Haven Martin, at Sehriiig, while Mayor K.
Beginning of War
Temple Held By Two Women
a bill to place tbu question on the
■, : , ;, 3
left. No runs, no hits, no errors. Champa-in th# ninth inning.
ceded
the
indictments,
suid
thut
Imasn meeting of refu- 0 . Kumfli, of Miami, and F rank H.
A police legend now accepted the syndicate had been in o p era
Both teams scored in the first In*;' ' r a
The tran sc rip t of Mrs. Kennedy's ballot. In Wisconsin the proposal
Fifth
Inning
Iheduled for tonight.
Stiuttr., chairman of the executive testimony uh.o touched upon the was adopted by joint resolution of us fact traces the beginning of the tion since 1022 und that il had done
O’Farrell fUed out to left field. king. Dtmthlt, th« (irpt man ;'ag
committee of the citizens' relief ownership of Angelos Tempo. In the legislature. In Illinois, tho re gang war to tho deuth, in Novem
Thevenow out. catcher to first. for the Cards, doubled and 'want <;v q*
^ct. 2.— f/P)—Reiterat- committee, declared th at the "need reply to questions by Distriet A t ferendum was initiated by petition. ber, 11124, of Mike Mtirlo, acknowl a weekly business of $100,060,
Roche declured th a t " o u r inves Sherdel out to left field. No runs, to third on Southworth’a out, ocog* ’ -'(l
of his statem ent of [is u n ite and genuine,” and Keiui- torney Keyes at tho time of her
ing a minute later on Jim Bottom- Y ^ s S
The question in California is edged leader of the west aid© I ta l tigation' discloses thu worst s itu a no hits, no errors.
rhich
__ . he .said
. . Florida's
„
tor Park Trammell, ut Lukelund, appearance before the grand jury, whether to repeal the Wright act, ians. He is suid to have forbidden tion in the history of the federal
Pennock went out, short to first. ley’s single to deep short. Th* A V
t ,, K
isaid (hut a special session of the Mrs. Kennedy disclosed the fact the stale enforcement law, adopted hostilities uguinst rivals in tho government, wherein collusion be Coombs singled to left. Koenig hit Yank's tally came whan Sherdel
of Mnim,. h,',, dmded (ji.jj^iuture would be necessary to th at the property, recently a s by the people nt a referendum in business of m unfacturlng und dis tween officials anil beer runners into a double play, short to second walked Coombs, Ruth and Meusel '^*‘
r
pensing illicit liquur.
While he was worked out and carried on to first. No runs, ono hit, no er and Coombs ’scored on Gehrig's
j? / " r " 1
''vlieve suffering und rehabilitate sessed at nearly three q u arte rs 11)22.
lived, occusionai liquor robberies with immunity.
grounder to short.
• ■Xi'Yvti
of a million dollars, was held joint
„ I r i . R‘“ rr o 1ss h«l the state.
rors.
Depend
On
Federal
I.uw
IficiniK and real estute
... .
„
. . . . .
known as "hijacking" wero the
Southpaw Btara of the rival coa*
Sixth Inning
Among the three score nien in
fe hindered Red Cioss t < bairman Payne said thut de- ly in tlie Itamer of her daughter
In Colorado, tho question will he pneumonia, nut bullets.
picked for the .pitch
Douthit went out, third to first. tenders, were pic
' of ; npitn the efforts to minimize t h e !an'* herself.
dicted
wus
u
committccinun
of
the
submitted
us
u
proposal
to
amend
liniraizing renorts
' 1 in I damage,
,..........
i.......attributed
i ...
.........
ing duel with Herb Pennock on
Southworth
filed
out
to
left
Horns
Tho
duy
ufter
his
deuth,
Dion
which
he
to
The
name
of
Kenneth
G.
O
in
iis
-'n
section
of
the
s
ta
te
constitution
Crowe-Burretl
Republican
fuction
suffering.
for the Yanks and
....i.i: i,
, ,,
Governor Martin. Muyor Rmnfli ton furnicr Ang.'lus Temple radio “ciiiibliiig the legislature to pro O'Uunion, head of a composite of Cook county of which Robert E. by went out, third to first. No mound
Sherdel carrying tho hopes
lald
c h ririJ
' ’/ ! k° 1
«»««•"•. he felt duty bound t mail, a co-dcfcinlant in the con vide for m anufacture and sale of in- group, chiefly with Irish surnames Crowe, states attorney, is u leader. runs, no hits, no errors.
Ruth singled to left. Meusel first St. Louis team ever entered
^ ’
n
:continue the cam paign for funds. spiracy charges and now u fugitive toxicuting liquors, such amendment was shot down und the w ar was on. Many of those indicted ure known
sacrificed,
pitchey to first. Gehrig the fight for baseball's premier . . „
Sometimes
tlie
police
wero
able
as saloon keepers und gamblers,
i t T u T 't i n l 't
t'«- W.OOO.WI «?lmul«d tu l„. from justice, was fm iher linked t" he iimperative so long as it con
v»
with thut of the evungi list y e s te r flict with tho Iuwh of the United to encounter un auto load of g a n g and others uro culled hangers-on singled to right and Ruth scored. title,
Light sprlnklee of rain punetar- ',r '
Laxxeri w en t, to second. Dugan
sters und u few of them met death in tho beer und liquor trade.
L
.
!
*
,
000,000 has buen collected.
day when three state's witnesses States."
TBituatio* nt this time
.,
, . .. . „.
...
ed the half hour befork the
iu conflict with the law. Bu£ n e a r
declared they hail seen the pastor
Federal w urrants were issued grounded to third who fumbled. of the gamo and aides become kb'/
The Missouri vote will be on tho ly
| need money, promptly
<»rcutc«t Need Since Quake
ulways
competitors
got
to
them
Severled
grounded
und
forced
und
the
missing
radio
man
to
g
eth
for
ull
the
men
named.
Bond
for
question of ropculing the state en
“ was deploreil by Mr.
Red Cross officials in Florida,
'
first with litlo or no traces of the principal defendants was set Dugan out at second. One run, creealngly overcast put the cs
forcement law passed in 15J23.
hud reported the g re a te s t relief e r on various occasions.
"play boil” found no mure thaa OR
three
hits,
ono
error.
tho
assassins.
a t ( 10,000 each.
Agnes Callulmn, chambermaid,
Tile Montana proposition is on
no hope of our rccelv- crisis in the United S ta tes since tho
outside prospect of 'intorruptipa1
Seventh Inning
Cicero huH been the seat of gang
from wet*tiiur conditions.
jrth us much money_ ...
as San Francisco earthquake und fire, testified that Mr:'.. McPherson had tho question of repealing uil state
Bottomley
grounded
out
to
first.
w a rfare and the sceno of many
Ater both teama went
Iporly used here for the listing 5,000 homes us destroyed come to the AnibuSsailor Hotel laws relating to liquor control, e x
Bell
fouled
out
to
Sovoriod.
Hafey
m urders in recent yeurs, nnd Chi
one, two, three order for fiv '
!n worthy
and sorely land 18,000 families poverty strick- here a t least six times during the cept the law forbidding ,iu|e of
fanned.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
ercago police have immad it re
On liquor to minors.
onlo, said Mr. S h u tt’s en, despite the e ffo rts to minimize sum m er ami fall of 1U25.
Pennock wont out, short to first. nings, the Yankees caihe b*
peatedly us thu seut of the big
each
occasion,
tlie
witness
said,
she
The
Nevuda
referendum
is
in
the
There iH no plnce or U"' losses.
Combs
was out, second to first. the sixth to break the tie.
gest Vruffie in liquor in Cook coun
t findings.”
I Persistent reports th at tlie need had seen Ormiston on the sume foinf of a memorial to congress to
Koenig
.put to loft. No runs, first roan up, oinglod to f '
—
..
■
i
,
.
ty.
'
.
, no hits, filed
and went to second on
no
errors.
/• e thousands who have [set forth by the Red Cross does not floor uh th at on which Mrs. Mc submit th© Eighteenth Am end
Funeral B«rvicos fur Miss Eloise
The machine gun was firs t em
'
sacrifice. He scored a
Eight
Inning
*
who are destitutn n n d .ex ist, Janies I,. Feiser, vice chnir- Pherson wus stopping. On two ment uguin to tho stales.
Walker, who died yestordoy morn ployed in tho suburb as a g a n g
W. C. T. U. Active
O’Furrell Walked,
Thevenow on Gehrig’s single. Laxxari
hav© financial nid in man of the Red Cross, reported to occasions she saw Otmiston enter
ing at her latu home, »i0 Elm Ave s te r weapon when McSwiggin Was sacrificed,
the
evangelist's,
room.
The
inuid
In
these
elgh»
S
tile
s
,
the
W.
C.
„
1 back upon a solf s u p . ! headquarters huve hampered relief
pitcher
to
first.
Flowers to force Gehrig.’a t third.
nue, will be held at 8 o’clock Sun uhqt to death with two companions batting for Sherdel. grounded
to took second oi> the thrown;to,
is. There are sm aller 1work' greatly, while Chuirman B ar identified (JrmTston from photo T. U. with 600,000 m em bers, hus day afternoon ut tho First Bap who wore gangsters.
pitcher, O’Fnrrell went out, pitch gan was safe on on .error but
s, smaller tradesm en, 1ton declared tlmt the poor people graphs und added thut he hud luid plans to concentrate a fight tist Church, PuLutka. The'Rev. J.
Only u few weeks ago p machine er
to get a "100 percent dry vote.”
peopl© of very mod- j who suffered are regurded as of walked with n limp.
to third, Flowers going to sec cried grounded, forcing Dugan a t
In some of these stutca, wet R. Sftvel, pastor, will have charge gun raid.oh u Cicero hotel reputed ond. Douthit walked. Holm, batting second.
Sees Woman at Hotel
*• It is to aid t h e s e , less consequence than the hotel
candiduteH are ulso the object of of the services. Burial will take to be the headquarters of tbo Cuot police were on hood ..tswi
the citizens relief com- and tourist business in Florida.
A rth u r L. Denman, assistant tho dry attack. In Califorjpl0 , lira. >luce in Oak Hill Cemetery, Fa- lone gang wounded two bystana- for Southworth, riled out to cen
the Rasa of
ter.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
m
anager
of
the
hotel,
testified
th
a
t
ii!(* ^ ro118
their * "Statem e n ts made in Wnshing‘
to flight
irs and drove Capohe
Julia Kuhn, uvuw£d wet, has as ,l*tka.l(
Holm'in right field, Haines pitch
BBistanco
ton i)y the n,,d Cross," he add4d, ho had seen Mrs. McPherson in one of her four opponedu irj (he
from u restaurant In tbe hotel ing.
Miss
Walker,
who
was
IP
years
. .
.
;
the
house
muny
times
and
th
a
t
she
a r »i ott,or
."w ere contradicted by messages
1 '’
Republican congressional
racE, old. graduated from tho Sunford where he was breakfasting.
Ruth
went
out.
third
to
fira
t
ino finances and can from Florida officials, adding th a t hud a preference for room 330. Mrs. W„ U. Hamilton, favored b y .
ost of'the, grand jury invastl- MeUml walked. Gehrig filed to left
High, School last June. She had
•c to ry a rran g e m e n ts to > is useless for me to give out He wus shown n photograph of O r the W. C. T. U.
_ oils which pave followed suc
’
“
boon
III
for
a
week.
She
,
is
sur
field. Laizari grounded qut to ••Vetal
° Win .home? on^ . re*. statem en ts because I am not dn the miston und suid it resembled a
cessively since McSwlggln’s slay
In
Illinois/
George
E,
Brennan,
vived
by
her
father,
W.
w.
Walker
firth
No run*, no hits, no error*. fore' (48
destroyed.
Tho«e
man
ho
had
seen
on
the
third
floor
w ucBtroved
Thn«« e r 0ii,,d and the public heliuves th a t
ing liave focused their attention on
at 10
Ninth lulling
lean toko care of them- I am tr^ n g to ruise money for of tho hotel during Christmas week Democratic candidate fpr U,.S. Sert-'- and kfipmother, Mrs. Nora Walk Cicero
and Ua residents, but no in
ator, who has advocated modlLca-’ e r;’ two brothers Lamar And GorHonjsby.fi
nornsoy.it |*d
« out, Bottomley hit h o u ^
Florida und th a t my statem ents last year.
tion of the Eighteenth Amendment
formation on McSwiggin1! killers to yignt field. Kell fanned. Hafey
otnfh declared there was urn culorod to induce them to give."
Thomas Scott Melville, doGVman in his cumpign speeches, U being
wak urieaHhed.
., ,rt •
wantUtotHteebnd tp fltot. No runs,
! to minimize the effects
at thu Clark hotel,'recently bap nctlvely opposed by tty? dry'i.Y„
„
T
oday’s
'indictments
urp tha f i r s t
Only
$.1,000,000
Subscribed
■nn, but that he was
w rits returned 'in Mrga .Dumber* CkAiiHiJs,^...*^7Too' 000 000- 1-8-1
"Heal estate peyple, hero and tized by Mrs. McPherson, as a
to exaggerate the loss elsewhere,”
by any ogew
c w y : of
he continued, "have •member of her congregation testi
Idamaga.to property.
W W 00X - 8- W
againrft inhab:Itanta
veh out rbpeatetl .statements to fied that he saw the Evangelist
Score By Innings
EIGHT SPATES TOi END OF CHICAGO’S
VOTE ON DRY ACT RUM WAR IS NEAR
IN FALL ELECTION SAY AUTHORITIES
RIFT IN EFFORTS
TO RAISE RELIEF
MONEY EVIDENT
Funeral Services for
Miss Eloise WaUcer to
Be Sunday Afternoon
r
S
2 Defense WitnessetfHeard Ad Miner
And
‘ DaughdMt
*
EndalraWeek
S
a
e effect that the damage was fa^er that hotel on May 18, five
l O c T X - f ^ ) —Harvey
t; that Florida had been prac- 0 >)d a half huurs before she dis
jnmbor one. Apieriran
appeared a t Ocean Park.
y unaffected.’
t announced uaatnlou*
, As on example of the lethargy . Walter B. Lamberts haberdash
s
• •»*' •'*». 'i VTA' »i',. '
overhanging, tha Florida relief er, previously testified that he too,
NEW YORK, Oct. Ar *“ “ •<f(A* tha alien oustddian’s office,
campaign,
the
Red
Cross
noted
that
had
seen
McPherson
Enter
trial
qf
Harry
M.
Dau
Publicly ^ ." e t Jla
* e th rtstlfied that -they ta ^ te a d
aeqwa statement and' only $8,000,000-J»ad been raised to the Clark Hotel on the raotning-of Thomas W. Miliar haa,l
bdI^cfCaiM).<aaabtanee from R, r
May
18.
She
waa
followed
by
a
date,
m comparad to tho;............
end
of
its
third
weekjgt
F°-P
.tbe^wprld tbe
on who limped, the witness said, witnesses havk. a^ eaijd
JohnaoB, a Dsugherty appointee
Millar
| , ° f . J w r hiifferujg ami ODO contributed‘;*to the
rs. McPherson last night denied
|«rv the stoem a riS .i' - earthquake victims,. the ,
AdY- b r ib e attorney general's depart
o had visited the lldtel with Or
tended to
t^lva ment to pegging'jipon the claim.
foIlQwed; publication' OOO.WxTof which bad been subfinta by John Barton scribtid i» tlie first days of the col* miston excapt on brie occasion
that Co
when she was a speaker an a fa..
.
.
»n of tha Red Cross, 1option.
Mr. Payne's statement was coil*: djp program ,
“ MpK. losses in the
.. ... * **
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l -i *
t)n-Mariln and oth* tajned in telegrams,to C. C. Pinck
r
■
<V Jn.consp
ney. chairman of the Rkthrpohd,
ere was no
,
* profi apd in correa——* *
ay, which wUI b« :
«(Kned by ” ■
h, Moypr BorafH. *
>« Senator Guy
W jH ^ Y. Weters and
bat Richmond
•* y i n * * , A-a -
Is ,
lawlei
ifr.
October 20
B ^ui'Tr.'i'i_____
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LONDON, Oct. 1—<ff)-rOn*
jAj
of the weaknesses'of- Roy*!' pet*
sonages i» to cawflde to intimate
ovif
o-—- *'•»■* • -* *“ friend* whet they would most like
~u
to do If they were in other person *
Interests In Llfo; Membdi of the Secor
shoes.
i
Never Talk “Shop” at T bM,
_____ « ____ „ „ to
5S&8?«
Kin* George, Incognito, would
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„ g n iitf* r.> k tu y * ;
prefer to Attend a horse race, and
LONDON, Oct. ‘1 —(/PI—MF
a , de moet ,prod action
mingle with the crowd.
Emmeline
Pankhunt and hep.IdeT the -U»k/of te
Queen Msry woald ride on top of daughters have been given the i
ed photoa London bus. all day long.
of England’s most remark*
lo be a t
1* given
'r "
.
\ King Albert of Belgium, would family trio* •’ Kj
:in ware
t , H c ~ f t h i trUU
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Ik*
m
in foreign
lan
quakes aaditite'
of 7jylng>
"shida
lk to the
£ Jdays
£ ? aJofVbth
WU»e^q
s iSpaniah
S rd
S sh
* Itravel
s e s dea,
d0 ■ Mother and daughter* 'a lt’
at*. Bub* *J
down at the same tea table, >J»
__
___________
. . . every .JaH •
Main
penieta
. . . ___
,
pen
1st* in almost
K ln r Alfon«> of Spain, would and theta, but their Ifltereata ittMl
Is th i
irrthe'country, says Capt. George
H,' Weldellng, retiring warden.of like to don the garb of a peasant, and their aima, politically ‘tod „
and live the life of a peasant for n Pgiously, and their method* « " 8 yW
1'Upon the Cook county (Chicago) JailMiss L.
bringing about their reipeetlt* r t- ■titutlona
, ..ltd of
It ia the "kapgaroo court,” or- week or two.
deslgned
to
regenerate
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The
Queen
of
Spain
would
ap
fo r m s
. . . I, •'Who- in ganltedand. conducted by the pris
cond
society, are as far apart as the
i of her read- oners for the punishment- of petty pear on the stage,'
JL
Queen
Marie
of
Roumanla,
would
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r
.\
i
1
V
poles.
offenses among themselves. The
travel
extensively,
abroad,
write
Banned at Thhle *J A ■;
r »*
“court” exists in every prison and novels, and listen to what the peo
jall'he
has
visited.
Capt.
Weldellng
But
they
never discuss politics
.- is synopple said about her.
•'
or religloh over th* tea cups, ■: ;
pon by two declares,- .
The
Prince
of-Wales
has
never
Th# paradoxical1honor existing got over hi* fondness for climbing
Mrs. J^ankhurst long, known’Mr
_ returned to
deride from imoiik .criminals lies at the base of trees, which was denied him as a the militant suffrage'leader.ha*
taken up th* cudgel agetnst 'ComJ
p- . - ----- -_*r R contain* the-dayi of the Jolly Roger, when boy.
the papally was often a walk down
Queen-Victoria always wanted to munism, while h e r‘daughter i$ri»
the gangplank. Usually the sent
—, reporta hire favorable, the ence how is a fine of ten or fifteeh ride on a street car, but she never via goes on, mor$ energetically
ib purchased and assigned to cents,-far such offenses qs failing even had a railway ticket In her than ever, advocating the teach
ings of Lenin.
’
j •
4*T for" adaptation. 1 This to wash the neck, -untidy cell, or ihand.
Miss (’hristobel, the eldest ofAhe
bttthat Ate most important petty theft. Sometime* when, the J King Edward often proposed to
dnm atic aituAtione are en- crime is grsver, the Inmate* take ride in I/iindon's underground, but two girls, Is tremendously interest
procrastination defeated his alms. ed in religion. She loathes, ppUupon and the unimportant the “law” into their own hsndi*.
tlrs.
m iaJhi
—those that cannot be
Sheriff Peter Hoffman wss con
The Swedish Ministry uf Public
Mother After Vote*
pn the aetfeea—are deleted, victed
of some unannounced sent Education has made swimming an
ad-many as four writMrs. 1’ankhyrat herself has folftadaptations or "treat- ence during his contempt confine obligatory course in the curri ed the Conservative party and for
ment
at
Wheaton
jail
and
fined
$60
culum of all shchools. Any student week* has been addressing meet
>f the same novel before
by the “kangaroo court."
flunking in swimming will be de ings In her endeavor to rouse thv
I?foundsaatlsfeetory.
The court within the Jell Is not, barred from other examinations.
British women voter* against
Direeter ConsaHed
as a rule,-a makeshift affair, but
Communism
all-its work!/- As
i t a director Is se
West Palm Beach—$1,000,000 one who did and
tly organised by tha prisonher
share in the ef
ta make- the picture, and he
lemselves, Capt. Weldfling new hotel to be erec-tgd here.
fort to win- the right* of citizen
. • toml* bpltalona on says. Judges, ballffs and lawyers
ship for women, she is now Vout/'
story1 and the treatment of are elected from among those ap
sho
declares, to defend what efae
j-aerfpfc; If he, too,- pa**M parently best qualified. Sessions "periods. Collected fines nre put in
has long worked for: the-voting
continuity le.Written*from are hold during exerclso or rest to a fund for penniless inmate*.
_ptatlon. •-.'Every', scene is
. out in tonne Of action and
If the finished con»>** meal -with elk
approval# however, /al cash
is held>and certain origini are added and others tak>Av •. M.¥ * e %**r • *
,c
the entire'tlm a tfmt the
and continuity are be
____ in, the director, star,
f^.aad. supervisor' confer, and
d in g s
i suggestions for improvec3
I
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TO GET REPORTS
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th«rigtas
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WASHINGTON,
Octi 1—(^)
___ *a, earth w "—Toll* dollected oil traffic through
t>falee-pro * the- PartsmsrCaaal fo r;Jan . 1 to
must be
Atag. 81 thie year aggregated $1 V
007,ML aXteedlag* receipts, for
_ v
i^ je b e li*
satate period* 1A any prwteding year
LcBovleOste
of ■tfie cartel's operation*.^ The
1820
collections aggregated $18
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l iuued, for city improve*1
rh « n
w MW 7
Su p p lie d in a v a n e !
^.announced towithout reports
Veaaels within -800
" .of tha troplA am uda
. __J storm was
*Vto have been of
J
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went* are .
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tHil'd
While !■■■ -7 t:—
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et it the ihlHii e it becomes aulheritrt. 1 Cr
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Schcifiner & MtifUt'
rt
If you wish to visit the
most
exclusive
residential
uioi,
^
,
section in Sanford, where
values are substantial, just
any
any
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m i t e Flood W attfiP tjjkeep Two State
Into Jacksonville) For
Way* System To Be Second Time in Month Are ta w FrWhrtieit
Turned On Tonight i JACKKONVILLB. III. Oct. 2 . - At State College
Sanford’s
SEEN
o f H ead o f T h e W ard
Wsh*»ty Co-, A cq u itted of
A
U T h e M u rd er o f a M arine
W aa L iste d A s ‘M issing’
&T.Vi ’
—
$ 0 , NEW YORK, Oct. 2«—Patrol|d«n itlndhelm rrrlred last night
I K
ego* of the njriterlous diaap; v£ podfitaM* of Walter S. Ward, re'* ported m ining May 9.
Mindhelm aald he recognltcd
Ward a* he entered a restaurant
yesterday rooming.
“Ho drove np to the restaurant
ml- In • blur B u i# sedan, the Detroit
f? . license plates of which were numV bered 1389," eeid Mindhelm. “ 1
, have known him many years ami
recognised him a t once."
V
The policeman then related the
following a t hla conversation with
!?I the man so long sought:
Vj 1 “I thought you were supposed to
>7 have disappeared,” I said, addrassJng him by name,
“ 'I’M elso knowrfi as ustln WiU
7.‘-'' Hams, Ward replied, and he appearr ed a little disconcerted, although
warm lag up as we continued to
talk.”
ccording to Mindhelm, the mnn
npld he was not aware that there
had been an alarm sent out for
him and had made no attempt at
avading identification while going
//..about the'city.
Mindhelm said that ho then went
, ' ;to a booth and telephoned heud1 ' quarters, which advised him that
Ward’a record as "missing” hod
rij 7 been cancelled
tl'jh - Walter S. Ward, eon of the head
-of the Ward Baking Company,
three yean ago was acquitted of
S; the murder of Clarence M. Peters,
m marine, near Kenslco reaervoir.
He disappeared early in May.
I Diamond Market
Prices Up, S a y s
.Sanford
Jeweler
rtV
sL
Holiday business In J*___„
airy ......
will
ba excellent, Now York wholesale
houM officials predict, according
to H ra rr McLaulin, Jeweler of
-212 First street, who has returned
Rome from a buying trip to Now
Yoek, He waa accompanied by
Mre. VfcUulln,
,, " t waa told by a wholesaler
th a t hla holiday etock. of jewelry
had bean sold out/ 1 Mr, McLaulin
store and Seminolo Bank, six
Ten Dollar Bills. Reward if re
turned to Piggly Wiggly Store.
CITY LICENSES D U E OCTOBER 1, 1926
i/l’i Flood waters for n second
UNIVKBSITY OF FLORIDA,
Sanford’s new "white way” wys-1tiiro* within a month swept into Ciflinnsv ills.
Oct. 2.— (/p)—The
tern, including 50 blights of lb** Jacksonville homes early today. freHhman law class "of the Univer
boulevard type, will )»<• turned mi A small stream on the south side sity of Florida has two members
tonight fo r the first timp. Mnynr of the city, swollen by heavy rains of the state legislature enrolled.
morning, Fuller Warren, of Blountstown,
Forreat Luke hi, id this afternoon ,,f yesterday and 'bis
Water was and Clay l-ewis, of Wewahitchkn,
Clyde A, Byrd, niHtiuger of th*< overflowed its bank
Florida Light & Power Company, reported in more Hull Ibt) houses were nonlinaterl in the June p ri
which has the contract to furnish and ninny residents of I tie district maries for a seat in the lower
tho electric power, informed tin* have left their homes. Kailload house of the lawmaking body.
mayor th a t the company had com service is demoralized due to tracks
Warren, who will represent Cal
pleted all nirangcmeiits for the use being under water.
houn enmity, has been a student for
of the system.
The water was reported Within the past tiirm* years in the Arts
Five main thoroughfares, from a foot of the local light plant and it and Science college, but liau entered
First Street t o ’ Ninth Street nre was expected that within a *hort the Law college this year.
Lewis, who will occupy a seat
illuminated with the boulevard ( time the city would be w it bool
for flulf county, was assistant
type of street lighting, They are lights.
Oak, Park, Magnolia, Palmetto and
No losH of life has been reported. rending clerk of the last regular
Sanford Avenues.
| Flood damage here early in session and Inter was appointed
Ninth Street is illuminated with September was estimated ut a county judge <.( Gulf county and
served in that capacity until he
the new type of lights from Sim million dollars.
resigned to enter the University. |
ford Avenue west to the Atlantic
ftichnrd Krvin, Jr., engrossing|
Const Line railroad passenger I TO KIDK ON I.KVIATII AN
clerk of the House of ItepresentuStation. First street, Sanford's
main business street, has the new
WASMINfiTON, Oct. ‘J Ar livrs, is a member of the junior
type extending east to tin* Forrest rnrigcincnts were completed today | law .-lass. Last year Krvin was
Lake Hotel. Seminole Boulevard, tiv the Kmergency Fleet ( orpora- among the highest rank of his
which when Completed will the tioli with the American Legion of , ola -s in scholarship.
pride of Sunford, has the new sys ficiulx tiv which Legion member* i
K i t ) I.ATK TO CLASSIFY
tern from the Forrest Lake Hotel wilt travel to tin* l'.)27 efmventio i
F i l l : K K N T , 2 room f m n n h e d f o r
to Park Avenue. The Municipal in Pure aboard tile 1'oited Sint.
lig ht housekeeping, TIP Dak Ave.
Pier is also a part of the new |, mi c !,cvintbun and oilier *-bip ol
lighting system.
tIts* t Iif»■■.
The new lights will he 2f>0 candle
I
power in tin* business section and
It
K( '<)V K it S T O I.K N * Alt
100 candle power in tho residen
II
tiul section.
(Irln ro lo police 1m In V recovered ,
Tho overhead type of light, will
r o m h t e r stolen W.-ilne* l
continue In service where it has nilnvHoick
fr o m H. II K e ller o f S a iifm d . ^
not been replaced by the boulevard nec-ol'dlng to in fo r m a tio n received ,
standards.
bv Ito v <i. W illia a w , c h ie f o f police i|
T he n i l w;m - t o b n about H
b.ck ,
D A W K S M B K T H P K H S M IN L
j Wedne-cdav night
was o ffe re d fo r
a u tom obile
A re w a rd o f
> j
recovery o f Ha* j J
LINCOLN, Nel*r„ Oct. ” i/l’l
Two boyhood chums, now illus-1
F l i t K HKSTBOVS H O T K I.
trious figures in America's h r
tory, met in their old home town
yesterday, swapped reminiscence-' HIM N" W l l K. Cu . O' * I
Fire of u n itile r n iin e il o r i g in ear
with friends, anil received all ova
tlon from thunsunils of cheerinj; |y todin d" l e v d Hie St. .......... .
townsmen and then went off mi, | j otel w ith an e I minted I...........
a five-day hunting trip.
' ILTi.bOl).
. . . _____
FOR QUICK SALK
New Fordson T ra c to r and l.eveler til sacrifice.
W H O LES A I.K T IK E AND HATTEItY S IH T I.Y
W est F irst S tre e t
S anford
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Aoaltd Kop Id
H%*r Grotvlwr NlrongfP
SANFORD BfHLDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Ellen Hoy,
City T ax Collector j
The
Tl>ln*" rtnr* n»t
Isn’ t auldi
Its llnaght.
SANFORI) BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
BUILD NOW
Hu t l i - s s l s s — tl
666
BUY NOW-
Advertising Means Business
BETTER
LUMBER
FOR ALL
orem ergm \
NEEDS
is a preacriplon for
use
M alaria. C hills and Fever,.
D engue o r Bilious F ev er,
it kills the germs
Security Lumber Co.
(INCORPORATED)
Corner Maple and 6th SI h.
K. Compton, Mgr.
Phone 7117
STATE AND COUNTY
LICENSES NOW DUE
The Licence Laws of Florida provide that “ No person,
lirm or corporation shall engage in or manage any bus
iness, profession or occupation — unless a State and < uUltiv l icense shall have been procured from the Tax Collec
tor ol I lie count v
Jmi. I). Jill kins,
Tux Collector Seminole County.
■ ■
$»»m .
f o r E co n o m ica l 7ron*^orfo/fof»
rc
You Drive
our auto renting system ij|
factory to our patrons,
have th e selection of the
desire, and enn drive the _
have a m ultitude of cars to]
front, and nil a r e guaranty
feet, mechanically and oth
nmi tho rentnl rates, hy th
or hy the hour or day, are ;
ably low.
Reel & Sons
Myrtle Ave. and 2nd
Our Anniversar
Tuesday, Oct. 5th
Licenses lice a me due Ortoiier 1st, those concerned
please note and call at Court House for license,
■ ■
!■*•’ Perfect diamonds are oommnnd'fa f high market pricea, tho uHni fo ra Jeweler said. Diamond prices
higher now than they wore
Ofle year ago. Mr. McLaulin wns
ahown many new styles In jewelry,
especially in imported goods, II**
ordered a substantial line of Jewel
ry for hla Banford store.
Mr. and Mra. McLaulin visited
the Beaqui-centennlei in Philadel
phia and also made aeveral side
tripe. They were away 15 days.
City License now due on every business, pro.
fu sio n or occupation for which a license is re.-;
c]itired, and must be paid promptly.
I
.
!
To show our appreciation
to our many customers wei
will have special prices for]
two days
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Oct. 'illi and 6th
. Selection Of Site
7 For State Prison
To Be Made Today
I T ,* J AF t AH.AHSEE' F1®*. Oct- 2—
Ffl—Saloctlon of the nito for Florfcjb' Ma a..naw 'atute penitentiary woh
*phedtiled to take place today at
I*s Riiford.
Nathan Mayo, Commlna
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i iX
aloner of agriculture; J. 0. Lunlng,
<■ »tate treasurer, and W. S. Cawthon, Supt. of Public instruction
planned to viait the prlnon grounds
for location of the (imposed new
penitentiary.
Actual work on the excavation
v, for the building will atart within u
J / » » tlaya, Mr. Mayo said.
Bids
i\\
been asked for the material,
St* Md contracts will be nwarded
ahortly by the board of commisJ aionere of state institutions,
by, The new prison building is to be
erected wholly by convict labor
j and is to be supervisorial hy J, J.
jjy■/' Mendenhall life termer and (1. K.
Ham matt, chief state engineer.
Mendenhall has been serving in the
it .***P0dty of supervisor of cuutdrucMon and has Just completed the
“ W ar plant, tag and shirt factoriprison buildings.
jSv The building will be patterned
If* eomawhat from the Alabama penim f« tla ry but will include many upW '.toH late features found among other
Vki'
prisons, it was announced.
OUR NEW MACHINERY W I L L B E I N
STALLED BY TUESDAY WHICH WILL EN
ABLE US TO HANDLE A GREATER VOL
UME OF WORK.
%
A Specialist
Commands Respect
Wherever You Go!
1 SQ DayeTWere Partly
Clttudy During Month,
Says Weather Expert
i’* , .September had 20 partly cloudy
S$®5 Jfa, the monthly weather report
f of Mrs. Alice M. Walker, U. H.
observer in Sanford, re• •’“ l®* There were only seven clour
I, While three days were cloudy.
»• maximum temperature for
* * « ] * * • 8 * degrees and tha
-AOm 70 degrees. There were
°1' y o k h the maximum
1WM 04 degrees. This high
was ^ taken on the first
w e of the month, the re.ahrnr, The lowest minimum
was taksn on Sept. 2 0 ,
'• following the sweep oi
*JMtIan hurricane over
-r~ Florida. The maximum
Apmture for that day was 24
"^ifc* >Thera were 18 days on
maximum reading waa
V ’ ** ■-»)*
.-^ P .^ tlo n for the month
•J*
. Th# frw tsst
r/M . rainfaU for a 24-hour I
18 inches, Kept. 18. j
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Amazing multiple-cylinder L uxurious *upholstering,
qualdes of performance! Ele-1'., Temstedt window lifts, Fisher
gance of appearance that is |Vj one-piece VV windshield,
unmatched in many costlier..1 rear-vision mirror, automatic
canl These are the qualtles . windshield cleaner, central
that win respect and admir ized spark and gas control, a
atio n for your C h ev ro let handy front-door pocket and
wherever you gol^*.
an approved com bination
The smart custom-built style 8toP and
al1 Mrve
of the bodies is doubly e«n^,v' / to «lve thc Chevrolet owner
phasized by new allu rin g P e rfe c t m o to rin g satis*
shades of e n d u rin g Ducol * faction^
And on the Fisher-built en- (^ Call at our showroom—tec
closed models you will find; these splendid cars! Know
not only exterior beauty of j how completely they meet
design, but a wealth of In- , ' your every motoring requireterior refinem ents as well^ mentl
Sr
OUR NEW TRUCKS ARE READY FOR
YOUR CALL AND WE CAN PROMISE THE
MOST PROMPT SERVCE AT ALL TIMES.
These special anniversary prices for two days
AND ( ASH ONLY
"5 1 0
Any Dress $1.50
Suits
$1.00
tssr-'TSS
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only.
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tas2s4«*375
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DRY
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CLEAtt/ttG.
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6% P u t c)mm CtrUficmtt PIon.
A *fc o k w t o u r
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Q UA LITY f j i X
LO.W C O ST
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)kla, Oct, 2~GP)
, wealthiest
, warId, warp en-
WHO HAS HAD YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
IN THE DRY CLEANING BUSINESS IS
NOW EMPLOYEE TO TAKE CARE OF
ALL LADIES WORK.
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Tho cities re p o rtin g and their
\
■» Declino*,^Ti the value of build figures:
Set)
City
Aug.
ing perm its issued In some of the
larg e r cities
contrasted
with Jacksonville $1,21«,017 $2,720,090
Itcep increase In some other local Tnmpn ..........
910,077
1,314,518
ities for the month of September Orlando
474,997
1,912,360
hs compared with August, a conr- W. P. Bench
186,120
■138,924
pilntion of figures from HI citie/ S ara so ta
-412.382
121,721
revealed today.
Pnytcym B.
692.360
74,196
f, While Jacksonville with $1,219,- Bradenton
203,776
69,416
617 again topped the list in the St. Aug. . . ..
80,620
120,040
total value of permits issued. W inter H, .. . 128,600
2 S3,GOO
Lakeland was firs t in total in Lakclurid
... 836 760
170,936
crease. showing n rise of $004,810 C learw ater .. 181,300
I 12,920
over August figures.
Daytona Lake Worth
70,160
Beach reported an utmost similar Pensacola v
21,730
increase, its value of $01)2,360 fo r D( Land
191,066
124.160,
Septem ber comparing with $74,195 Sapford
89,849
119,230 ,
' for August. Jacksonville declined
from $2,760,690 in August.
Poll: C ity—Now grade School to
I Figures front the g re a te r Mi be erected here. •
ami arori. /stricken by the liurriPolk City— Conniv
storage
; cane of two weeks ago. were not
plant
may
be
constructed
in this
I available today. Tam pa, registorIng second (n total value of pur- 1c *Lv
m i t s among the 16 cities, had a • Live Oak— Florida Power X
figure of *919,977, as compared Light Company r n cling 99,990; with $1,31 1,618 for the previous volt Lae, between Live Oak and j
\month.
Lake (Jitv.
’ 2‘ ’
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• ''U r v m ii
y local legal antili
K ' d U t H c i i m ' i . . . , ........
Tho court, som^ tim e ago,' held
th a t tho net of tho la s t special sos.
slqn of the legislature creating tho I Tho court, In a f f t m r n g the va
municipality of G re ater S arasota
lidity of the cha rter, did not take
TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., Oct. 2 wns valid. The opinion was givon Into consideration complaints o f
n fte r attorneys of the contending
— (Ah- Tho case a ttac k in g tho hide hnd claimed thht the act wns
outlying residents, because, It wns
charter of C reator S arasota, re invalid because the* boundary lines stated, no actual evidence of such
opened recently by the s ta te su- had not been dosed in the section ’ pretests had been presented.
Cas£
Bfe Settled Shortly
16 Wwt Wi, „ „
The shoppe for the U
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LAYETTES
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BABY F U R N IT U
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O ito n
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THE
KINGSTON POFI.TRY
COMPANY
fl. B. McCALL, JR.
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W h i l e HnekM, f I T h «n r fr M L " M
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A l l r ih ii I a la r p u r e b r e d •te e fc .
T h r u r n r r P a l l nnd W l a f e r "*
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W n d « m>* ah lp C. O. D . n
p rrn n n n l r k r r lt .
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rr.
k k llH iirn la m n d r p r o M flt T r
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l . l v c i l r l l i r r , a n a r n n lr r S .
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Recital
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b u ll
— By —
In our warehoiiHpN Mill
be found m aterial for
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y
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all your
i ii r
roliiplele
siib c
lalliniTtr, 110 yoniu uM, !
SHf With . Turkish Tnwrl
[o f S««r.iinoIi* ('m inty f<i
* \i Vi i* y*»i| niihil,” In* said more
Lm.es of a family which .|,.,n
r ii ,
thf.
y , Ml
for the lung I^Te ... .<
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111'..Is.
your
•*r
Sanford School of
Music
I,et
storks
building
Tuesday Evening, Oct. 5
problems.
8 :1 5 p. m .
■rare four boy.; and lw;».Tll|,
v. i,.. „ to d .isb towel
Ihc Bu »m gu family. All
|„.r „ „
| | t. behove.;
le lived to reach the ai;e ;* , Ilt„ r„r |„ , ,,.„|y
r r |,lom
Irs or more. On- brother,
|lis ,|u n v mb.
lallingcr, d u d a t the age
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another brother. J dm , 1*,' r '1' »•.' I »»«tIishi.inn. n e y n th e
I Ids:., |,e is a prohibitionist.
He
8G years old.
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, d o e s not to m b liuimr. He is inBallinger was the only u .;,
( his fmmly u coim- 1" ; prohibition, lb* docs net indulge
.live, 1he Florida nun- in thl, u..;
. he loves most a b o u t 1 ,,
,
,
'
d State, has done much; , ,‘"tr \
W« V t««.-l.«*r of
■II hi* span of life, ho i '
I'Hb* Miiidny M'h.w.l class a t -------------------- = T :
He was 99 years old 1»h“
'••-'-II.:; ago,
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begun e et lai'JiM;: eve. 'gilt, In* nBRRRRURRHHClt
M
was f.o'ci il to give up ibis work , 5 _____________
Gloucester, England, ' ii Altlt nigh hi s,irlil is failing, lie ■
time lo America will, ins pass. - over ihis affliction chief- J
(Inly Two C irrus’ Play New York City Each N caaon1864.
The Balling*':' fiiM*..
And It's the Only Itig "Class A" Circus Coming To Saalord
„
|t.l»*d at Atw ater, I ». lie
This Season
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••i . all. -I : . .Mi
.) the . Imr. h" a
Michigan girl and lie he ■aid with a .mil'., "hut it wa ■ J;
Sparks Is One of Tlicm
move to Florida .. for. .allot her person."
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t **yT**
w h.d, the doc ors be
S tales, lie n
I be sue. it.sf.ll> ...ill-I
| in
(r,,,..,, Arms i n "
ic S o n -bine Mat**. Mrs, |H.".t and • *-v•••I foi o n" year. Ilia ■
Sg is hi rood health (ooa
i • > is in l be p i |s( in cao. t *
a
i;li«'iir Saiidii. !.>. . ' i. l i e receive-, a a
*
Sanford High School *
W atch Monday’s Herald $
t hie o f ai« r« eiilar hai.ils is to
110 North Laurel Ave.
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Harvc Clemens ........YlollnlBft
Don Jonmm ................. Piantel
Grarnch Hedge ........... .Tenor
You Can W in .............
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Under Auspices o f
Daughters o f W esley
Phone 763
Adults 50c.
Children 2<o
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SANFORD
m ils and Vegetables
a
‘ government i - e i- m.
|n g er is a study in good) C u m nt e'.- ti: ' interest him. He
s—the kind t hut scieio* *| talked of war d< ht .
the span of life. Ho* •‘Franco s a 1 . lie can't pay us."
in m eat almost entire i he said in hi" >i"•cl- :nnf- porvm i;
1st lie has a liking for
o f t ,' 1 r " t t o ' v nays
will pav. -loin: I M vi u know
I m o i hiscoi.- 1
-ays
lie
boulder tin* . i I- n and pay
neon and will indulge
American hriu'kl'a-.t
ts plenty o f fruits and
Crcisc is still a p;,i|
nt 99 yea is. He v Clc alf of mile on tin- b irhlto fb ism e le ste o it.il.
ill'*. I ' m 11j11s I l,,-.v 11 I
king, l:*.we.i r, h*s phy
advised him that il i.
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will B
o ff. 8
I thiol John Ill'll is taking more B
on *i; dmul.lci than he call cm - ■
S
" I n Mr. i! ii!inip*r came
to a
Ameli a 79 \ r a i - ago. he was ;i\ ■
Week emssi'lg 'lie Atlantic OCtllll. 5
The ml" fl:iin*I»i•••!• of • ne of hi,; M
i died ; b . . , u d
lo p and .she ®
»r n pc: ..n witli a wc.d ; ' ' i s bui .■ d at " ■*■
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waa hi- lin'iit u n t . 1
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« ago. io walk to Fa.,- M i s s i s s i p p i W i l l
inos. action each week.'
sntayed when he had I*.
these “const ilutional
a newer-
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NOW THE WORLDS LARG EST CIRCUS •
S T IL L G IV IN G A
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FREE STREET PARADE i
8 0 0
8 0 0 NORSKS •
PEOPLE
T W O T R A I N S , D O U B L E L E N G T H R A IL R O A f
C A M S, NOTABLI FB A TU R B A C T S FR O *
ALL O V B R TH E W O R L D
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Added
Features
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REAL WILD WISST
3
TR1HL SIOUX INDIANS
huger s a ppet'to is ex .,|*t W i t h several speedy backfield ■
— With —
I " K" •''' evidence ol P i.,« n ai I a lino o f iinii.Minl slrengtb Jj
erald new wr'd.-r ’.l alo,) • I ,. C .,iv. i i r o f Misvi dppi elev i
Imn-o on a Sunday. Ilo
■, V;:ll o f f e r ' I In Arkan a ; Ita/.or-. ■
C
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ie front the little I ' ivc
iiai K ; aaiple opposition at F iyi'lt*' J
v
lilirch. a : hurl dial mice 1 ; ill#*, ii...,| Sul m da y , i r i t e s believe ! ■
75
U n d e r 10 Y * » r«
iA D U L T S
sat gown on tin* porch
i oat h II. awe Hazel’s gridiron J
ut bis mind was on the
I the Imails o f the South western B
Keats on Sale ( ’irons Day til Koumillat & Anderson
•cry novv ami thun, Mrs. i g u s t o f the state hoard o f health,
Driif; Co. Same Prices as at Show Grounds
|vonld appear at the door The team will leave for Fayette- j 3 " f '
nil anec'citc of his life. \ille tomorrow.
1 ■ M H a B H H a a n n Y iio t r a B s ia n
PRICES
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The costliest custom-built cars seldom p rtsent a more enchantingkUeriorthsnthstf
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stery over nested s p r to c ^ im t^ Of Cbes^r, ‘ ‘
Street in the building
wiiii .th'^full firestone Tire.,line,'
WRiatftil.At Wholesalp
Prinna,”
Wholesale Prises.”'
Je
m in u te s p e r d ^ ^
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We i^iEraxife^l!^lutfffervictt'anmmti8facti6w,i)r votir looney back at prices;
are boilnd to appeal to anyone ^ D i U y d u a l i t y tires and batteries, j
tj^ppen. for business Saturday, Oct.
!ently/v^icated bythe Chas. T. Fuller
..itf'
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3 y V
iCM*fc^iSlSWr$AWfi'JS>k.Vct .vr*
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He Would Fipd a Mjssiona
|.*Wki*
? P s h W , th em ’. n o th in * b u t ponlii.
I t e r Ml t e f n i * • * * * -
rate*
41
cond CUM Matter.
, i l l s at tlio Poatufflca
F lorida, under Act of
».,X
ComJ' al
.
I k there
any
justice
CM'-:
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I t i M —linaan, holelo, apartHl|t wilt'll 1he boy WHS tweilty-Oni*. US tile CUSlOTU WHS
A trail of deceit, falsehood, sub
■ •* ( bona**.
I
Itr Coai»al*alun nf f!»* mem . ' I he grandfather gave h im fifty dollars, a carpet bag ft>r h is ] terfuge. bad faith’ and corruption
j belongings, and told him to go off on his own, and ronu1 jit lime* milwtinet but nevertbef t In *
of
tu rn
I,..:* discct liable, runs through the
back a Man in three w a r s or so.
• N * > t lath e M onroe.
transactions inrhlent to ami sur
lie roumling
There is not space to tell of his many adventures,
pletloN of ell j beam Ideathe making of this lease."
of *ehool apatem sometimes did not get more than five miles in a day because And in a m atter of news or infer
[i± m
Wi*>M for l * i > m r t ■he stopped to look at flowers by the roadside, or climbed nuitimi to other courts and the
! banks to smell wild roses, or waded into ponds to lake a public, the lodges added simply
"It should not receive the npprov
BIBLE VERSE W>H TODAY j bet ter look a t wuter-lilies.
id of the court.” Although we are
It was a beautiful journey, 11is fifty dollars dwindled ] not a member of the said court
' GOD IS TRUSTWORTHY.
*Th« God of my rock; in Him will away and he became very shabby. Then hi* took a job on a , we offer a concurring opinion.
t.tru a t; He is my tthlcld, and the farm because the farm er's wife had a hig flower garden, lie : The court does not stop there
of m]t salvation; my high used to work in it a fte r the heavy tasks of the day were While remarking that there is no
I eorrupl ion in this rase as to nnv
w*r, and mv refuge, my saviour.■’ done and the other hired hands were taking needed rest.
1government officers except Albert
Sam. J2:3.
* * .
It Fall, jt points out that the
PRAYER—O Lord, Thou wilt
Yes, he became a great florist. Hot lie became something I bribery ebarge against him n m
c u t off Thy penpip, nur for- more. He went ahoul preaching the gospel of beauty. He I grave ami serious as could tie
imagined. Other public servants
' Hk« Thino inheritance.
showed people th a t flowers are not "mere luxuries.” He j would do well to remember wha*
.
—-■ '• o-------showed people th at there is g re a ter happiness and greater j the court saidIV Epitaph Upon a Philosopher
The entire transaction is
rh o aon. tho moon, the stars, tho prosperity and more of the “milk of human kindness"
j tainted with favoritism, col
V oarth,
where flowers are grown with loving care.
lusion and corruption, defeat
IfN all created at my birth,
The boy of long ago is an old man now still loving the
ing the proper and lawful
* ROWthey blur and nwlm away
functions of tin' government.
_ dream* at the approach of "posies,’’ still trying to arouse interest in the planting of
Nothing is so essential to the
more flowers. He could find people here in Sanford who
;d*f,
perpetuity of representative
J, and not close, the eye;
m ight he aroused to such an interest. Sanford needs some
government as fidelity of
tm y Are dying, and not I.
missionary tof show its people what flowers could do for
public officials.
<From Tho Nation.)
The oil company has been kick
S fr
—8. POSTER DAMON. them and th e ir city. Sanford needs a Flower-lMunting Re
ed out of Teapot Dome. The cir
vival!
!!/.' • -------*—O---- —
cuit court of appeals has render
re got tonw good fishermen
------------------------- O ------------------------ed notable service towards discou
' here.but. none of them have
raging others from stealing from
equalled tho one Jonah told.
the people.
rathra R«i»U*Z „
c m fcBt - Kick in v id
Cx>H&A"S2E JACK FoK MOAIMA,
r<:A
9cPS
irt
More then seventy years ago an old man said that to {U8 world? It now looks ns It there
in a little, hero and there, since
little grandson tugging at his hand to lead him to a hunch util!
the United Staten Circuit Court
of red flowers growing in a hit of clearing at the side of of Appeal* in St. Louis Tuesday
reversed nnd remanded the dcthe trail.
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It waH. always th at way. The g ra n d fa th e r did not like cifdon of the District Court at
flowers except as the flowers lies poke edible fruit to come. Cheyenne, Wyoming. The ( hey..M l l c r dad Mnaaarr
enne court upheld the
Teapot
..DEAN, .....A u w IM i Kdltnr He led the little boy for miles and miles in their w ander Dome lease obtained by Harry F
ILRl'lL JONH*. M*nn*ln« Editor ings and jerked him’ roughly on when the youngster stopped Sinclnir and associates from the
to admire a blossom or to exclaim at the beauty ot a sunset government while Albert Ft. Fall
MfRIORIPTION BATKS
was Secretary of the interior
y»»P—11.00; Bis Month*—|J SO or of drifting clotids above the lake
One day when the two had made a difficult ascentJ
a
rered In City by Carrier. |mr
Weakly Edition IJ .00
lountain
and
came
suddenly
out
upon
a
chff
from
which
sW(.( ,pitlp m
- effect, instructs
mountain
£ 9 r* sr
seemed
they
could
see
all
the
world,
the
little
boy
clasped
tlH,
’
lower
court
immediately
to
it
the .........
.
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cancel
the
Mammoth
Oil
tn
m
his
hands
together
in
rap
tu
re
and
whispered,
‘
God.
eafda of thank*. resolution*
pany’a lease mul enjoin it furthor
tea of entertnlnmi'tita where
Tired
as
he
was
from
the
climb,
the
old
man
thrashed
the
iBT« made will It# rhiiraed
from trespassing on government
boy rig h t there and then for being profane!
N |« laf advertising rale*
j M
lands.
And more and more grew a love for the beautiful in the
The oil company, no m atter how
|VBI ABBOCIATKII I'ltKSN h eart of the boy. The more his g ran d fath er hooted a t his mammoth, is now in the position
Ateoalated Prc** la exVlu*for flowers and clouds and other "useless of a bud little boy who wants to
entitled to the u * « for
re- admiration
Icatlun o f al l n e w * dl s i mt r l i e * things," the more passionate was the boy’s longing to have go fishing or apple stenting on p ri
vate property and finds a ne-v
J t e d . In t h l * paper and al*n the
His dreams were always made barbed wire fence and a "No I rcsl| n e w * publ i shed
herein.
All beautiful thiiigs about him.
of
repuli
I
Ira
Hon
of
*jn*j’tkl
»!■lehfes herein are also reiervial up of gardens ra th e r than castles, and he used to sing to putising" sign, it is about time
himself about adventures he would have among the lilies— it and few federal nnd private
persons got n spunking or even
lie loved lilies best of all.
worse.
* * *
T r ffc f t l S H A l . n P l,A T K O It»T
The District Court held that tile
The boy lived in the time when parents were obeyed. His eovernuient’s allegations of fraud
»A i l e a - l a k e . ( a . - f o r d ' , f r . nt g ran d fa th e r was the only parent he ever knew, and he obe bud not been proven, hut tin- high
diently learned the cooper’s trade when his grandfather told er court somehow comes t" 'he
rr water rnatr to J«rk*««already reached by most
him to. He even felt it right to live in the ugly, barren little (■(inclusion
ftl*.
of the public that the government
■tractla* of Nt. Johns-ln- house his grandfather built near the untidy, old buildings in sustained its claim that the leases |
Ev.
> " Htvcr t'aool.
A. scrawny geranium grow- . nod co,it met were procured by j
: 4^>Rt|r*>l(i* of nfalte n o r.
( which the barrels were
.
.mad"..
Ip fc ii iwteiNiwK pool, tpnni* roort*.. jpg jo n cuN on a neighbor s window sill was (lie only I lower fram mil corruption, and that
Lhcy should be cancelled.
' t —A n a t i l l i i nf hnllitlnp p r o - i b' CI»ll 1(1 SIC.
It so vs without hesitation that
h i.
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[any]
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30x5.77 cord
30x3 tubes
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HANFORD Ill’ll,DIM; J
LOAN ASSOCIATION
S a n f o r d
PEAY’S QUEER IDEA OF GOD
I.FFSItURU COMMERCIAL
Cement Contracting G
imagine the scene where one
was
gov lone negro draggl'd from the swift
first current unconscious little white in
God docents us fast as he could work
and after saving several, cried out
‘J Masonic Bldtf.
I’hnne 7j
! to the real God th at put into his
SAVE
by
giving
uy
y
o
u
r
Hide
walk,
d
rivew
ay anti twin
"It was an awful disaster j heart the urge to save them, hoFlorida went through,” lie is . cause he was "loo slow" to save tion work. All work g u aran teed .
quoted us saying.
"They i them all and hud to see babies
were fast losing their hold on ; that he knew float through that
pass into the ocean!
religion and good order and
law observance down there,
Whose God will you have, la- j
it limy lie there was a lottle
dies and gentlemen? The God of
of retribution in their fright
lhaf negro who saved the lives as
ful visitation. I think that
fast as he could, or the God of tho
, no state, no people, cun forget
governor of Tenessce, in whose
the age-old commnndments
heart there is no mercy, no com
nnd escape their punishments."
passion and an utter luck of dis
crimination between the criminal
Has a right, to know, and whould know th e views an
l ’eay of Tennessee should Is1 and the innocent?
purposes
of each c a n d id a te for C ongress in h er District]
compelled , for those words, to We believe that the God of that
vlirTteat Amos hat gotten in t,
spend
a
week
ill
the
Moore
Haven
Ono
who
has
seen
tho
area
of
Florida
damaged
by
the
UtnUee for earnest. Interest-ing
negro lives and reigns now and for
; district ns tho water recedes. No
storm has In lake a tight hold of himself when he tries loj
-Sarasota Times.
evermore, I'eay, governor of Ten
one save a fanatic whose knowl- nessee, knows no real God. hut bus
Is I lie title of a re c e n t a d d re ss by VV. C. Lawson, thl
write of oilier things. A vision of the devastation there is j
IJodge
of
true
religion
is
merely
Kepiililiiiiii can d id ate for Congress in the Fourth
ty say now that Dempsey wm forever obtruding itself. The unspoken plea for a ss is ta n c e 1
set
up
n
mental
idol
fashioned
of
New York Herald Ti ihtim
vile bile of biased bigotry could bigotry, fanaticism, phnrlswism, '
toned. That fellow Tunnuy is
trice,
which gives precisely thin inform ation. A pout
glory in a God whose “retribution"
from thousands of pyuple who need help so pitifully, and yet
enic all fjgjvk
self satisfaction, and punishment j Jj card request, ad d ressed to "L aw son C am paign Conimifl
Gloom is u mllier .ii>lly emotion,
refuse to ask lesl they lake aid that should be going to peo take it altogether. There is too would take the form of hringing I : r " , T "',I' ' UV " V ' \ ,,unT mi " 1
upon the i.mo , r,,,„ * T wh" ( lHUKh thruiiim
a
’ g tee, 12 Watkins Block, Orlando, Fla., will bring yoif
$/i\ B»ight lights.
ple who are more grievously bereft—
l no
much melodrama in ils atmosphere rhnrroril...........
ent, ,far removedi rfrom the* s c e n e s , rollow. tnimnrtniKH
i i
i
Big crash!
i
.*
a. •
.
mouths of
ionc who have inane ■ a copy of (his ad d ress.
But
a
newspaper
must
carry
on.
It
must
go
on
talking
h"
permit <d' real dem-rssmn. We ofr most*
tilings we know I’euy
iU Two paid
olwa\s taken Dean Inge in means when he cites them ns unconception that ■■■■■■■«&■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■*■■ ■■■■■■■Manna
about th e p ro jects of th is one and th a t one. It m u st p raise have
All cash.
Mils , eiiat' nod fell cheered rather
J he is.
the good and condem n th e bud. II m ust keep up its cncour- than cast dovu hy tii'i glowering religious.
» Daytona Beach Journal ha* n g em en t of civic e n te rp rise s and plead for b e tte r citizenship. i lioughls.
Rut his new Look. “ England,"
I'I. a n t c i t y r n m u K i t
m" nwort;
i' M5- no traR(‘dy m nur murks u new turn in his preaching. I
mu at
(usnirtHtid <|iiit<* as if Ui<?rtj
The light dwindles until only dim
neighboring cities, as if (here were no tragedy in our neigh shapes are visible. One stumbles
The Courier frequently] face shaving, and before nlghl
Th* Card Inals’ rnunugcr plays bors* homes.
on amid a nimble of unrecognizable hasRecently
been asked to .suppress legiti- gossip will have him buried with a
ball while hi* mother lies dead ia
objects,
The
outlines
are
familiar,
Sanford has been wonderfully blessed. Sanford is ready
mat ■nuw.i, news that's fil to print. ■cut throat.
Apstin, Texas. After the series,
nothing comes true. Take this
And us often as the requests | Sidestepping this evil, then, is ■
. While others about, he will gn home to enter into its fall preparations for a big winter business. hut
bundle of ignorance:
have been made, the news has one of the services of the newspu- ■
to attend her funeral.
If its people will recognize the opportunities for making the typical
"Our government had practical heen printed.
per. And it i- to In that of The H
isp-i",
.. . ------- rO------■
approaching winter the best financially, they can reap a ly to choose between accepting
That is the mission of The Cour Courier
It i attem pting In pre- ■
• What New York Republican* golden harvest. If they will go fu rth e r and recognize the Wilson’s ‘point’ about the freedom
H
ier in Plant City to give the city
Mem tp be worried ahout i* the
National Independence wn won for us by the patriots
the seas, conceived in an un a daily paper that lives up to the sent a faithful picture of Hie life ■
..barm liquor doe* not to tho in- opportunities for giving Sanford a large increase in I he of
of
Plant
City
day
hy
day.
It
wants
■
in 17Mi.
friendly spini
to Britain, and best standaids of nevvsgatboring
dividaUl, but to their political number of desirable residents, they will set about the work agreeing to a numerical equality
to tie fair.
Fin otcial Independence i YOUEtK—tor he won by your
Requests to -oippro s, und efforts I ■
of it right now.
between the licit ish nnd American and Hie "covering" of a commun
own efforts.
ity.
And
the
minute
a
newspaper
of
those
coin
el'Ued
to
supples,
,
■
Let there, moreover, be no thievery and rascality in these fleets. They wisely accepted the starts capitulating it has ceased to tacts roiirernmg any event or
I’rlvato Lifn of Helen of
latter, since the unlimited re
A Savings Account with this hank will help you.
""
proved to l)o an excellent preparations. Thievery of the sort th at would steal from sources
of tile United Slates serve it-, community and lost its speech will iiol help this new,pa
, *but wc await with even the parts of Florida stricken by the storm, rascality of the wotdd make
. J per, hut w ill help i he suppresso] |
effective competition self respect.
■
tot anticipation "The Bedroom
^ This then, is the program of The j still less. Then he will he placed i1■
t* ot
of Clcopatru.”
Cleopatra "
f t ^"at 'T ” !1,'1
i(s mvn forllHies by tearing down (he impossible."
<
mirier,
to
serve
Plant
City's
news
I
in
the
false
light
which
incomplete
i
a
to
Cleopatra.
fortunes of o t h e r s - i f Sanford has people who would be
One rubs one's ideas and peers
needs to the best of its ability and ; facts often furnish. And he alone , 5
A fallow
I*llow told in*
in a he ppaid two| Kuilly ”/ th a t Hi a li n e like this, then Sanford should have more intently at these extraordi understanding.
j will he to blame, A reporter, un ■
nary
words,
tine
recalls,
first,
that
11am for a handkorchier. I told a committee of Vigilantes to drive them from the state
It has no intention to wound a n y -\ fortunately, is not t Inirvoynnt.
j■
the
Wilson
point
about
the
freedom
Mm Wat wan a lot of money to
one. and pledges that it will not
Further, those of you Who do 1J
Sanford,
by
the
mercy
of
God,
is
safe.
Its
people
can
pro
of
the
seas
was
never
accepted
by
in.—Lakeland Star-Telegram,
vide accommodations lor hundreds of people who cannot get the Rritish government; ami, sec willfully do so. It feels, however, feel that you have teen injured in J ■
ti1* worth it though.
that anything of public record o rjso m e way because ;o u r name up
into the lower East Coast. These people could be given a ond, limt its rejci'tion bore no re interest is privileged to its col• ' peared in print should recall this;
hit
ion
whnttver
to
the
questi<Yh
of
tall this one on Governor hapi>y winter here, and some of them would like Sanford
utuns. It has no axes ot its own that the history of American jour
SANFORD. FLA.
A friend suggesls, "Gov- and Sanford s ways well enough to choose it above all others numnririil equality in ships, which to grind, oilier than making a big- imlism is filled with the records of
was
the
subject
of
the
Washing
irould you like to walk up
ger and better and finer place to j men who have written and printed
house for a little drin k ?" lor their winter homes. Aiid it is an exceedingly short step ton conference years later If a live in, and has no intention of i stories about murders and evil
ia* Hell!" the Governor re- Irom ih,. statu s ot a winter-resident to that of an all-lhe-year choice was “ practically’ made, the grinding anybody's else axes. P ro
deed, committed hy their own kin
secret has been marvelously kept.
UUthlhHlHHt
IF Florida
MntTfln f>i
1ivuii
*
,H'Lat’s run!"
unthusiuHtic
citizen
pagandists
and
the
vindictive
arc
-fathers, mother, brothers, or sis
Dean Inge went on to denounce
not Welcome.
ter.
But
if
Sanford
dot's
any
of
this
it
must
gel
busy.
There
the
"deplorable
peace
which
France
.iApiVoxi mutely fifty thousand
What are known to a newspaper
The ('mirier, and the men who ,
Won* will watch the Florklu are innumerable things to he done. Carefully worded ad imposed, not mi Germany only, hut mail as "sacred cows" and are the make it, hn|s- to live up to this 1
on
her
own
Allies.
At
Versailles
I team wade into the Chi vertising should be prepared, advertising that shows Sanbane of his existence are not to he tradition
1
inemen this afternoon. If ford’s
. . ........
..... sym pathy for the towns in which the storm France was the predominant part tethered about the offices of Tile
honest
No when you are asked about 1
ner.
and
il
was
her
policy,
dictated
'Gators d.m't get htage frig h t,, |*.|‘t jts a w f u l loll. And equally "urgent is the need for pre- l>v tlie implacable Cleinenceuti, Fourier. "Sacred cows" are those some on n r retire which the report
' may make it interesting for
i pitrations for the entertainm ent of visitors. Sanford should which prevailed." This may pass [icopie who are in some commutii . er thinks is news, tell him. If you
northern men.
considered semi-sacred and far don’t he’s going to get it some- j
I start out to make a name for itself as the most hospitable, in the dim shadows of the Dean’s ties
pessimism, hut in the daylight it toil inviolate to lie placed in Hie where else, nnd it would he much
OVtrnor Martin denies that he most reasonable-priced town in Florida.
is hard to forget thd predominant news columns. News is news, and better all around for you to give
IlHid the proffer of the Govorhim what
what he
he asks and he certain 1
T’he
Herald
has
talked
a
g
reat
deal
about
the
foolish
neg
him
part
played by a Hriton, Mr. Lloyd will he treated as such.
of Now Hampshire of assistTo the community at large wc thereby that till fuels are atraight.
We have be George, at Versailles, in boosting
4 fr the Ntorm urea The ipien- lect of playground provision in Sanford.
And generally, unless you are
JWems to be what did the Gov moaned the failure to provide facilities for plenty of o u t the reparations to a deplorable would ask: Would you not rathei
nf Florida »uy to tiie Gov- door sport. All of what we have said on the subject could height that thereby pensions for have the true and straight a c c o u n t'a criminal, you will not be aide to
Rritish subjects might he included. printed and thus placed before the j furnish u single, solid reason why
f New Hampshire?
be ropoaled here appropriately. But as we said before, IF
; -------- o—
.
As for Hie bugaboo of Canadian ]Hiblk( rat hoi than K^rbloti ami jtht1 lauttor in ((ucstioii should not
clearings In Mlumi for the Sanford makes anything out of its safety from the storm, it annexation, which the Dean hung* drnffKod through the muck or Uv publiHhod.
| “ All The News 'Hint’s Fit to
months of PJZ-I were must be because Sanford has men and women intelligent forward with a fee-fi-fu-fum, w« everyday gossip?
A man can cut a w art on his Print" is The Courier’s motto,
must again throw up our bauds
l,Q74.0G, for tho first nine enough to lead the way.
helplessly.
As in other parts of
, of 11126 were $746,170,850.this amazing volume, the facts nre
fof the first nine months of
distorted out of all recognition hy
,096.61 showing
LAKELAND l e d g e r
Americans and Chnndiun* alike.
la gain Yur tms year
MIAMI SHIVS
No one would ever guess that
, If not over last year.
in his wholesome talk before of the temptations at hoys, it fal----- o— ■
—.
hands across the Great Lakes are
Kan Francisco was levelled by an know when to (mil.
clnnped in a stanch friendship and the Uivitnn club yesterday Judge lows that she frequently has both
merchant outlines tha
of a man earning fifty earthquake; and she came hack H0, today, with wreckage all that American regard for Great S. L. Holland, Bartow, told t h e 'h e r s e l f and her mul* associate to
waek. Two tack suits, stronger than ever.
Britain is altogether cordial.
members that they could do noth- | combat. Her fight then is prucr *ult, a dozen pairs of Galveston was swept hy a tidal ahout us, Miami ^rits her teeth
The result is nothing so cheerful ing bettor for the present and
Ira shoes, two doien wave; and hIr>came buck stronger ami irets down to the serious husi- nnd illuminating as gloom. As he future 'of their county than by tically twice ns hard as his.
Probably this i* the reason so
ncss of rehabilitation.
one brown felt hat,
talks, the tall figure disappears in
If must of us had than ever.
We are determined to make Mi murk, and of the great Dean only Luking an active interest in boys much emnhasis is laid upon boys’
we wouldn't speak to a
It was not circumstances. Imt ami a greater Miami than it was the bray is left.
and girls. Contrary to general work, which Judge Holland com
•-week man.
men which accomplished these re and a letter Miami than we had
belief, he pointed out th a t juvenile mended with all his force. He also
■o
Governor Donuhcy says he will delinquency among the girls is urged greater interest in campfire
sult*. Miami has been devastated hom'd it would he.
H. T. Lipscomb, Mjjr. W. P. Carter, Asst. Mgr. *
1Herald received scores of,.
.
not be a candidate for the P m d - greater thun among the boys — gtrls’ organizations, *and Polk
Pessimism
i*
routed
from
the
lost Saturday night | byH
*ki,“will.cornu
r.nC“"*' buck stronger than
dancy. He must he a funny sort
Kho
city. Optimism horn of the will to of a man to live in Ohio.—-Knox a condition that has come about county ought to have a campfire
ti fan* although only ;evor.
Courtesy —T Quality — Service
since the war.
outfit for every scout unit.
VV
do,
reigns.
war* ached*! Because she has the men; men of
ville Journal.
The
reason
for
this
is
apparent.
l
’
No
man
in
his
senses
would
He Herald will
Tho natural tendency is for all
.
v
H i* said thue Prohibition en
tra Open, tonlfht indomitable courage; men who can
Phone 565
If tha police continue to invest. glrla to desire to dress os well a* deny that the most important
the
face
and
say
thing
in
life
ia
the
childhood
forcement
costs
about
as
much
hs
fly furnish * in-
Now See What Sanford Does
The Penn nt Midniirth
a T T ' , M r 1" T , ,
-"i"Ks
Of course some ignoramus
expected to say it, tmt for the
ernor of Tennessee to lie the
to nmuthc the foul libel upon
is surprising.
’
Advertising Means Business
EVERY WOMAN VOTER
I
I—
What Florida Needs Now
IArAHfaWrafaitf«V»
....... WHAT’S THE NEWS?
j
Our Country
,
IS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
IslVmWatr'nWiHV;»
LUMBER - SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIALS
»
THE WILL TO DO
A WHOLESOME TALK
’]
When buying any of these it does
not pay to take a chance—buy only
the best from dealers who are ready
to back up their products.
CELERY CITY
Lumber & Supply Co.
could have
.
----- boon. nur former drink bill. We've iust
ftetball reaulta to ol! worse,,; b*CRUM
she has the men Rot to spend our ournlus sumo
the
■tfChtrtri
• «Vu
g M
which we are rearing. Every toon
�rn
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tT J*oo#iA vr.
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MBS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
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At the Churches
dar
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FALL FASHIONS ARE PRESENTED BY
BAUMEL’S IN ANNUAL REVUE
BRIDAL COUPLE OF ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ENTERTAINED HERE AT BRIDGE
H IT HUNGARIAN COM ED IES ,
BUY ENGLISH
Musical comedies from A ustria | E xport o f ERgliah
nnd H ungary are “spoiling the . change f o r A tnericsn
ta s te of the Jugoslavian public” In [ edy and j a z s n il! bo
the opinioiu of the A rt section r , f . ever during th e cu rre n t
the Ministry o f Public Instruction. 1season
It has circularized all theatres in
American managers—A!
tho T riune IKlngdom .demanding Archie Gest, a n d ‘Several
th a t such comedies bo removed.
left London with pocks Is
Inasmuch as ninety-five percent with manuscripts,
of all o p erattas staged In J u g o per cent of the play* n r
slavia o riginate in Budapest, the this soason will bs from :
m anagers protested
im mediate pens. The proportion Of
withdrawal would force them to plays In London will bo is
or.
close their housce.
Tho annual fall fashion revue of Her hat of red velour, wiih turn
Hallowe'en with all its ghosts, (Hallowe'en novelties were won by
Bauniol’s Specialty Shop was pre ■'rown, shnded mnrnhnu neck piece, goblins, witches, owls and bats, Mrs. John Sehirard and William
sented Friday night a t the Milane and bended bng were the very was depicted F riday n i g h t , when Moye. The guests of honor wore
sndzj
T heater before a packed audience. latest ideas for the college girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roumlllat presented with a beautiful vnso as
luild will meet a t
The brilliance of the otrehsion s u r
A s m a rt cape coat of checkered entertained at bridge at their cozy memento of tho occasion. All of
; with Mrs. Archie
passed that of alt former revues rust anil fan Geronu cloth, with an home oa Palmetto Avenue, honor tho prizes wore wrapped In black
homo on Palmetto
offered by the concern, and the English top hut of rust velour was ing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc- paper and tied with fluffy bows of
gowns mo charmingly modeled by another charm ing outfit featured Crono of Asheville, N. C„ whose mallne with Hallowo'en slickers.
Club will’ moot tit
local people, were of lhe latest hy Misn Cowan.
m arriage was a recent event.
Following the game, the tables
Btthe honw of Miss
styles offered by eastern m arkets
The titty tot models, June Lloyd,
The rooms where the enrd tables were laid with yellow covers em
ti with
In Oak Avopue
today.
Katherine Rogers und Wanna had been arranged for play were bossed with symbols of the sea
Lake W orth— Work u n d er way
Lakeland— New f i r * a la f m
G ntchd
The Inrge stag e represented a W hite Were adorable in fall frocks m ost artisticnlly decorated With son, and a delicious snlad nnd ice on construction of Lafto Avenue tem installed here, at coat Of L__Frtjich Sarpn with hangings of of printed challis, jersey nnd black baskets filled with golden courso w as served by the hostess extension bridgo over canal.
000.
• V ’HE’A’h
jkllory Circle of tho
Madonna
blue and gold. Over the prints, an well as coats, hats and grow and other fall flowers in the nsisted by Mrs. John Sehirard.
FU tST PRESBYTERIAN
i will meet with Mrs.
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r i T v
sweaters.
These
wee
models
were
varying tones of yellow nnd gold.
Those enjoying tho cordial hos
beautiful •' imported chairs, v a ri
HURCH
It it:30 o ’clock,
Tallies suggestive of the Hallo pitality of Mr. nnd Mrs, Roumil
colored Spanish slmwls were so ft escorted across the stage by M as
IVTI
ice Longue of th"
ter Julian Ratiinel.
we’en season were used in keeping lat were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Your special attention is called ly draped. The lights from yellow[oly Cross will meet
scores for the game. The tables McCronc, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mr.
shaded
torcheres
and
floor
lamps
Maria
i\nn
Powers,
Sally
F
let
ties T. Fuller n t the to tho hour of the evening ser added an lirtistie finish to the p ret cher anil Ann Robson, displayed were laid with white covers and nt nnd Mrs. Roby l-ning. Miss Dorothy
D. Mobley on Oak vice. This will he the hour of all ty scene.
what the juveniles will w ear for eithor corner were black cats, bats Stokes. Miss Edna Chittenden, Miss
night services throughout the win
o'clock.
Allic Gillon, Miss M arg aret B er
school,
play and party, in their and witches.
Satin bark crepe, frost crepe,
-m i
tin* or the Daugh ter.
A fter several progressions of ner, Miss Ixnielln Mahoney. Miss
dresses
of
English
prints,
jerseys
moire,
velvet,
tnffettn
and
other
Sunday, October 3, 1926.
Class a t 8 o’clock
bridge,
scores
were
collected
and
Maud
Tyre.
Miss
S
a
ra
W
arren
popular fabrics were shown to ad embroidered and trimmed in vel prizes awarded. For having high
Sunday school, 9:45 o'clock.
jm s a t the Method
vantage in an unusual display of vet and erepe do chines The coats score. Miss Sara Warren Easter- E asterby, Mrs. John Sehirard, Wil
Morning worship, 11 o'clock.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 o'clock. fall frocks and evening gowns. were o f checker board plaids, and by received a lovely vase, while liam Moye. I’<'ter Sc ban I. Clyde
sslonury Society of
Furs both in the silver fox, wolf also o f broadcloth with s o ft fu r , the men’s high prize went to Shade Chapman, Shade W alker nnd H.
Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock.
Iriatian Church will
You a re cordially invited In wor u*d rad fox added finishing touches collars.
block with Mrs. EdWalker. The two cut prizes, quaint W. Russell.
During the evening a most d e - !
fa p a rtm e n t 103, Dav- ship with us. The male quartet will tb deYero! of the lovely costumes.
■
sing a t both morning and night
The new fall bags, beads, ear lightful program ^ ’iis rendered by
liartments.
a
number
of
Sanford's
most
tn
services.
rings
and
other
jewelery
were
ting of the Womens
fj
Telephone 489
featured with both street and a f t looted artists. Miss Ruth Martin
;iety of the Method3 o'clock a t the CONGREGATIONAL c h u r c h ernoon gowns as well as the eve received hearty applause follow509 First National Hank Building
ing her readings, while Mrs. Vic
ning models.
tor
Robertson’s
voice
was
heard
Sunday, Oct. 3 will be observed
MR. A N D MRS.
Preceding the Fashion Show the
ei Rally Day in Church anil School. Milane orchestra rendered a splen in a number of solos.
Tuesday
E D W A R D A. (JUIGC,
the faculty of (lie Hie Church' school will meet a t did ’p rogram , which included the
Little Virginia Hickey, the ever
Little Miss Carolina Hill, tho
announce the m arriage of their
of Music under the •':45 in its d iffe ren t departments. popular “ Blossom Time,” taken popular young toe dancer, was re !
winsome youim d au g h ter of Mr.
daughter
v.f,d
D aughters of Wcs- This will bo the first Sunday on from a late musical comedy.
called several times, while the
and Mrs. William C. Hill, was hos
H A Z E L E D WI N A
A
"C harlclsnn” was well dem onstrat '
tess Friday afternoon when she
the Sanford High the Closely Graded System.
to
Mrs. Victor Robertson was stu n
rium a t 8 o ’clock, new L'lass has recently been formed ning
j, entertained a number of plnymntes
WI LLI AM T. C L A P P
in a street frock of i luck «;i ed by Sally Fletcher and Martha
inagera of the Wo- for Young Women with Mrs. Verne i t ill bru-k cri'pe. IIn* ......... hi i:ig Schif f!**y
| nt a birthday party nt her lovely
on
"T •ii* Di x ,i* '-I >bid v I- *-in
i re | l t>or *l.iv - 1•|>i •" iiher >1,;11 i, th. I Imme on Magnolia avenue,
1)1 m eet a t 10 o’clock Clawson na teacher.
Morning worship 11 o’clock. I mad*' plain •• . r 11 Lerih.i •,.( white • *’H :u <i i |..i| >■,|, | . ! *,,■ o i u s i e i i ! , ii
t>u»c.
\ :*i *ti *--1 !i ■■i id re,t i vv*-, ■’
i.
i*
I Da* rooms of lhi« -parlous home •
Due
feature of the morning strviro! erepe. The unusual draped s lu r’ t L o f . ‘uul'ei ■I, \\ is on** o' 1 lu
ing of the Aluthe.i
Wi-i’o deem i(, d with eXouisiH1 J
‘
I
'
r.e
■
if
,FI
iI'liI:i
wan
quite
full.
With
this
she
wore
First Baptist Churc’i will he a consecration service for
ll its of tlm e v e n i n g ’s e n t e r t a i n
pink riL-oi'- imd feathery sprigs of >
a
small
close
fitting
hat
of
black
| At home after Novomhc f.r
>f Mrs. C. H. Conk. tie new Church school officers and velvet, a white gardenia being ment.
uepHragus f«‘(!i“. The dining ruble |
Avenue at I o'clock. teachers.
Sam S. lianmel was recalled h
Fastis. Florida.
was laid with a hund'-ome .Madeira
Mr. Matin Steuicipher will sing placed saucily at one side.
again and again, and Im gracious
embroidered cow r and ■e n te r 'd
Another beautiful mode! worn by lv responded with songs nnd danc as a baritone solo " F e a r Not Ye
Inesday
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iMrit; Robertson was of Valencia es.
Bting of the season D Israel," i>y Dudley Bach.
..
white nnd holding eight tiny pink
There will be a short sermon bind. Elizabeth erepe. bordered on
's Club at 3 o'clock,
The sluie.s worn by the models artistic world.
1 tn|«*rH,' embedded in n mass of,
|t h e rocoption of the by 'lie pastor which will be follow the skirt with a deep band of black were shown by the Lloyd Shoe
I he grniip needed eleaiinig and fernery and rose buds. Surround- i
ed liy (be S acram ent of the Lord's velvet. A removable Eton jacket Company, and were styles for the oftii'ial Ihonght that K"od, < jng the central decoration were t
he Sanford schools.
and cuffs were also of black vel street, afternoon as well ns the slimy black varnish would do just fmlr -diver enndle sticks h o ld in g Supper.
Thursday
Evening service a t 7:30. Sermon vet. The entire gown was e m braendes and metallic cloth ones as well and would be much cheap- lighted (link candles,
er. Now, on account of vehement
P a re n t Teachers Aa- by Mr. Root: Pushing Hack the broidered in pastel tinted French for everting.
varnish
must
he
/ - » m e s both old and new w e re,
flowers. Her hat was a French
hold its first fall Horizon Lines.”
Tlirougli the courtesy of the Mil protests the .....i
model of imported black felt, m ush ler Furniture Company, the fu r scraped off and the statues -re i played on the lawn a f te r which re-,
o'clock a t the South
1 ’ 1'
' 1 freshm ents of ice cream and indi-l
room shaped faced and banded nishings for the state were used. stored to their proper, all
of which vidunl cakes iced in pink and write J
FIRST CHURCH OF
The diamonds and other pieces will cost the city trea sury a p r e t were served hy Mrs. W. C, Hill,
CHRIST, SCIENTIST with Valencia blue grograin ribhon.
[Friday
of jewelery were displayed through ty penny.
assisted by Miss R. E. Griffin.
iristian Temperance
An evening gown of orchid the kindness of II. C. Vide.
Christian Science services are
Favors of crepe paper bats, and
Id called meeting Fri- held every Sunday morning in the crepe Georgette, basque effect,
n
-i
That French Cardinal'; und pre- unique dolls were given tlm chil
pclock a t the Presby- Woman’s Club, Oak Avcnno near with a shawl collar of georgette, M l S S K u t n
M t l 6 C o o k lutes of the cblireh are to be per- dren.
Election of nffic- Third Street, a t It o'clock; Sun with bouffant skirt hud as its
lv-.,,
1
: _ „
„ 1mi tied to wear artificial silk stockTins guests Included only tho
slntlng of delegates day School a t 10 o’clock. Subject trim m ings motifs of rhinestones. E . n t e i t a i n s 171 ,,
l i o n Cl Slings is Hie welcome news from children in tile neighborhood.
V" ,T01K\’
conversion will be for tomorrow "U nreality."
A gorgeous wrap of white brocade
illness.
satin,
with
fringed
cuffs
and
borWednesday
evening
services
the church lore, where the high
H auptm an Lends
..."
which include
testimonials
o fl'le r and collar of white fox, was
cost of living has struck as hard
G
e
rh
art
Hauptm ann bolds the
Miss Ruth Mae Cook enteiTiiimvl ; as in the homes of humble wage
Christian Science healing, a r e held nl*n w,,rl> (,y MrH- Robertson,
j limelight among modern (Jennan
a t 7 o'clock.
Mias M argaret Davis was regal a number of her friends in cele- earners.
Hot, fat, lazy hens that are allowed to *wahw and
■playwrights on tin* stage this sea
,,f
bration
of
her
fifteenth
birthday
■
T h i; church m aintains a free "l a chic Peggy Paige frock
sizzle in summer will not lay next winter. Feed
Permission
also
has
been
g
r
a
n
t
Ison
with
three
plays,
one
of
which
I
|r s . Emmett McCall Rending Room, No. 157 F irs t N.i- black taffettn, basque waist, the anniversary Friday night.
your birds a ration balanced for summer. Feed
Pink and green colors were ef ed for the digmlaries of the church | "The R ats” has s tarted a run in
birth of a d au g h ter tionnl Bnnk Building, where i h * ] »eck* being outlined with shell
to
wear
artificial
furs
instead
of
.Berlin,
"D
o
ro
th
ea
Angermnfnn,"
less grain feed—it is beating. Kefep your hens cool
t' a t Lhe Fem nld- Bible nnd all authorized Christian p in k-laffetta. At the laiek of th e fectively cnrriM out wjth baskets reul dies, which are becoming e x a tragedy which arottned interest
and comfortable in hot weather and they'll reward
iltnl. The baby hnu Science lite ratu re m ay be rend, nj!<dtl was a pert bow of pink Inf- of roses ami ntheV cut flowers eont- ceedingly rare. Tin
order applies several months ago boruusu five
iy Conely McCall.
you with lots o f eggs when winter comes. Feed
borrowed or purchased. Open daily fetta which hung to the waist-line, i Diiiirtlwith flowers,
to all prelates.
producers bought the right without
i xceut Sundays and holidays from The full skirt had a transparent | Games of all kinds and dancing
cooling Chicken Chowder.
having
read
the
m
anuscript,
will
hem of black nmline, and at each ■™UW'I the evening hours to pass
1b expected tn re- 3 to 5 ]). m.
M. I’oiurxre, like most noted have simultaneous premieres in U>
to<* <piii'kly and at a late hour
[uriluy evening from
DISTRIBUTED BY
All :ire welcome to our service! M(l« were emboidered motifs of
The
men,
has bis double. He has t*ven cities the end of October.
(where he lias spent mid to make use of the Reading pink, blue, lavender and green. ' the hostess assisted by Mrs, Cook
music
for
"And
Pippn
Dances,”
a
several. The most striking came
[dnys on business.
An afternoon frock, worn by '‘"J1 ^
,S 'uiyr W n,rncn Hcrv« 1
Room.
fa iry tale, was w ritten by Bruno
v
Mia* Davis, which was greatly ad- refreahmenta of .ee cream, cake into a boulevard cafe, lie had the Hurt], musical director of the
•• *-'»(«
The
staid
old
Bihliutheque
'N
aiooper of Cardiff,
mired was th a t of gold metallic ; '* ",
V,
, • . ,
■ ,
-’MVir
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
tiunale, France's National library, F rankfort Municipal Opera.
Charming house
ShinhoJser Crate Bldg.
Phone
Sfc.'-tdftttt*
tins
now
a
shop
keeper’s
liceusb.
In
llico E. Hill a t her
Eight lenlh .Sunday a f te r T rin Her large picturer" y",'hat of black 1Rmvnnd, Miss Eunice Banks, Miss other words it cnir buy a n d 1 sell I Lake W orth—$ 150,00(1 bonds it>ICnurt,.
panne velvet was edged with gold I Ruth Howell, Miss Minnie Hardy, and make its own budgets.
ity.
) sued, for building new junior high
T h e S ta re w ith th e C heckerboard Sign
lace and about the crown was a Miss Mary Mauser, Miss Sadie
Holy
Communion
7:3(1
o’clock.
school
hero.
Rndford returned
Appropriute picture post Cards
baud and bow of gold ribbon.
Churcn School tl:45 o’clock.
Jacksonville— Rond from J a c k
Watenun, Miss Nell Williams, Miss are to he sold in the historic and
afternoon from
Holy
ijomimuiion
and
sermon
I
I
A
sm
art
full
coat
of
brown
bollRuth Took, Miss Evelyn Harrow, dignified old buildings as well as sonville to Daytona Beach, to be
here she has spent , , ,■
via cloth, with full puff sleeves Mrs. H arry Harrow, Mr. nnd Mrs. photographic reproductions of old shortened.
visiting rfriends. 10 clock.
A corjinal invitation extended with kit fox fur, cuffs and collar, Jesse Cook, C. C. Cook, O.
-T-'- r-print sand ra re m unus'ripst.
riends of Pete Nor- to a I w|to m a y join in any <•f having u charm ing feature of one Rowuud, Carson Cook, Robert
The
new
ruling
has
been
g
re
e
t
,,,
targe pocket embroidered and Davis, Jesse Milam, L. E. Butler,
Brcsted to learn th a t these services.
ed with joy by book lovers who in
T
placed
a
t
the
right
side,
was
worn
(Jordon Wade, Roland King, Wnl- the past have been forced to go
ited a t Montgomery,
< IIHISTIAN CHURCH
by Miss Davis with an imported te r Cook and Jesse O o k . Jr.
through an expensive process
<If igh School Building)
hut of brown velour.
much bound with red tape, to seJ . Holly, Sr., will reAnother Peggy i ’aige frock dis
imx* facsimiles of treasures of the
Bible
School
9:45
o'clock, played win; a combination of Villa
|undny evening from
libary.
prompt.
This is Rally mid Pro Rose and Chanel red satin, the
/hero she is spend motion
cpy.
This
school,
15
end with her duughbasque waist being plain with
The registration books of pre
les Mae and Mildred months oid, 1had 80 inattendance scappled wniwtline, and full circular
cinct eight will be open on T u e s
last
Sunday.
ire students nt the
'- W
skirt, was modeled by Mrs. George
PARIS, Oct. 2 (/Pi R estaur day and Friday until Oct. ll> a t
Communion
and
nermnn
11 Tucker. Her hat was a large cha
College for Women,
ant menus are to be recognized us Ihi' home of Drady Mathers.
o'clock.
peau of Chanel red velvet faced works of art in the great r e s ta u r
Christim Endeavor a t 7 o’clock,
G. Pace, Miss Elsa
with Villa Rose moire.
Miss Mildred Oarnie ir recover
-. V*Vi
ants of Paris.
They are to he
|r . and Mrs. Forrest led by Joe Reeves.
Especially
becoming to Mrs. signed, like great pictures, with ing from an attack of tonsilitis.
An
illur
rated
sermon
on
one
| c Sunday by motor
Tucker was a dinner gown of black the name of the a rtis t the chef
icre they will spend of the miss on fields using 95 ste- Elizabeth erepe, with nmtallie wlm prepares them.
Mr. and Mrs. (J. H. Brown re
reoptician jjidon. Alan illustrated
Demands from the customers turned home .Saturday afternoon
j hymns 8 p.jm. Woman’s inisston- cloth, edged with deep black silk
fringe.
fof the names of the men who have from a two months vacation spent
'
|1| Brown and s n i a i r ,,ry l,,‘*etin||with Mrs. Rudicol No.
prepared supper dishes that have in Hendersonville, N. (!., und
103 Davo)\Winston npartiqents
One
of
tbo
handsomest
coats
Sunday afternoon
1 "1
pleased, ns well as a realization on Washington, D. C.
I
*he will visit her Monday, 3 d nt. S ta te conventibn, WU tho one worn by Mrs. Hazel the p a rt of the proprietors th a t it
Daytona Belch Oct. 12-15,
Colbmnn of taupe Gcronn cloth,
Iveral weeks.
w|ll[ (loop enpo effect nt the buck is good business to make tho
bunded
with grey fox fur. A large names known, have led to the step.
ice Powell leaves FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH
Some proprietors fear, however,
Ml m V F u r ftnlr
snug
fitting
collar and hugh cuffs
Jultman, Ga., where \ , W.- * f h.r n," " ’ft pu,’’P r : u
Hut Nu S to r k Hnlritiiinn
th
a
t
the
removal
of
a
lionized
chef
were
also
of
grey
fox
fur,
A
ier parents.
11<rS," 1r,luy »PM .
«.
SANFORI) BUILDING AND
i W. Ware, stib<\rintendent.
small but made entirely of petals from one re s ta u ra n t to another
LOAN ASSOCIATION
will have the effeefc of taking
P
reaching
lsorv
f
*c,
II
o'clock,
of
grey
velvet,
with
shoes
ami
hose
Ir sailed Sept. 30 on
aw
ay
patronage.
The
move,
at
of
taupe
grey,
completed
tho
en
»x of tho M erchants , Hlll’k'r t of rt ? rit‘r « ^ m o n , " W hat
an y rate, is considered likely to
Is Your M easure?”
semble.
io from Jacksonville
raise tho salaries of cooks who a l
The
Sacra
aental
service
itaOf
black
moiro
tailored
Peggy
|h ia, where Its will
ready
havo achieved enviable re p
mediately
fol*ws
tho
sermon
Pag<^ model, with deep-drnped g i r
weeks,
Epw orth leaf no devotional meet- dle of silver cloth draped closely utations with a discriminating
,
KU'/JJ
|s , Clarence McCrone, inga, 0:30 o’cllck.
over;thivhipn, and worn with black clientele.
Evening prteching servico, 7:30 satin and metallic cloth toque, nnd
VV
vlaitihg tho l a t t e r ’j
Secrecy anti more secrecy is the
id Mrs. J. C, Aycock, o’clock, Biibjec^ of the sermon, nock piece of silver fox fur, was
for-Asheville, N. C., "M aking T irin g New."
nnotker rreation shown to a d v a n demand of the Americans who
place thier troubles before the Ri
Music a t the preaching services tage hy Mrs, Colemsu.
Ill spend a short time
viera courts. Because somo one
iy motor to Cleveland diroctcd by M r i Victor Robertson,
The misses frocks and coats talked too much In Nice the Amer
P rnyor
merttng, Wednesday,
[they will spend tho
w eretfeatured by MisH Helen Mar- icans appealed to many courts of
7:30 o’clock.
,
J
Saturdny and Sunday, Oct 2 and ontcHe. One particularly becom nearby Grasse, famous perfume
ing model was of cocoa brown
MacDougall leaved 3, are Orphanage Days; and wo frost, crepe two piece afternoon making center. Officials of the
" md the state chlro- tru st that liberal contributions will model, with deep self-toned fr in g e Grasse courts are still perplexed
over their prospective work, which
be made to thla very worthy cause.
itlon a t Ocala. ,
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
on the skirt and embroidered In will sta rt next month.
harmonizing
shades
of
chenille.
It
11 p. m. -------'
I think If I wero to meet a
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Mathers returned
had a m atching cape edged with man erying on tho street corner, I
[the Orange General
TODAY
Sunday School at 9:30 o’clock. fringe and embroidered in che would say a t onca that he was-a
^hough not able to
nille.
Mias
Mnrentetto
wore
with
1* much improved. Thla Is tho first Sunday after pro this a large picture h at of brown foreign lawyer who had just met
a happily married couple,” is the
motion day and a large attendance
Bert Lytell In
velvet.
verdict of ond of the court em
/
ren and children re- looked fof a t Which time pupils
i
Jungle
green
frost
crepe,
ployes,
who
is
concerned
with
di
"The
Lone Wolf Returns"
who
nava'bedri
nrontoted
will
have
| afternoon from their
vorces.
s
traig
h
t
lined
model,
w
ith
Vlonnct
the pleasure of becoming acquaint
*t Long Island.
_ k. '* ( ■i •1 ;V'' ^7
"Vi; ti ' '-*% * \,t i
Co*edr
sleeves and new shawl collar deep
* 4/*v.
J* '
"And, as far as I can see," he
ed with their new teachers.
"Buster, Watch Tige"
w-,
Morning servico a t 11 o'clock, ly pointed a t the back, made of d ia added, "the only time an American
J*dt McKee wore
liv-v
[atu^M rs. C. W. El- when "Family Day" will he ob mond shaped motifs of roso, green or( British subject doesn’t want his
served. Subject of tho sermon, and gray ta f f e tta outlined with or her name in thS paper Is when
evening,
MONDAY
family divorco is in progress,
"Some Entries In the Book of Life, silver1 threads, was another lovely
costumo
worn
by
Mlsa
Marentette.
Usual!
Gene Stratton Porter's
y «in France, uns of the parranee, Mr, by the pastor, Rev. F. D. King
Meets every Sunday in the City
Hall as follows;
Juvenile Company study, sub
ject, “ The Way to Parudiso,” 10
1
o’clock.
Adult study: "The Divine Plan,”
11 O'clock.
Study in ‘‘Deliverance" Judge
Rutherford'H l a t e s t honk, 7:30
o'clock.
Public cordially and freely invited.
r
S
I
P. P A U L
BEAUTY SH O PPE
[
WILL REOPEN FOR BUSINESS
OCTOBER 4
E
Quiffff-Clapp
Miss Caroline Hill
Gives P arty On Her
8th Birthday Friday
J
W W W W f t
\!
f/l
y\
W ith Birthday P artyil?fonu’ r-Wi‘iv‘‘‘l 1,1 iH>»<i<!»«rtcrH
^1 A rrivals
K eep H e r C ool
-a n d L a y in g
|
Bauman Brothers
l"“
ti
I..t
SK>,,fiLuaiIt
(Hill
VVUVit
PARIS LETTER
T
A
Amusements
New Togs For Tiny Tots
The pumpkin is greeted by gay misses, jauntily garbed
in their new winter outfits— in holiday mood and attire*
There is a wide&ssortment of dresses and coats, all (ov^;^
ly and practical little garments.
hat was a small green felt
,>• and chll- Communion at the close of sermon Her fiat
of Bowling to which all members are urged to with cstrlch trimming at the right
• A shaded green ostrich neck
guest* of Mr. be present
an also worn.
, ,
All B. Y. P. U.’s will meet
Margaret Cowan's Junior
promptly at 6 tlfi o’clock.
of Clara^ rerf Crepe Eliza
beth fca* trimmed*- *1* 1
oMD Botthet# ion
M
w
ties wishes
to advertise the fact
th s t a mistake has been corrected.
The error 6f * Cattail .city offi
cial who ordered black vanish
uMd .qn tt"
Monumental Eple of the
American Family ,
j 'J ft ? s- '
j'.">
At-:-
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JSprrr?''''
,
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World’s Series Look Like |
Draw When Strength Of 2 I
Teams Is Put Into Figures
P i b t o f A i i i e r i c a n j w i i g u c ^ h a m p i o n s ------ , ■
Three Inter-Sectional Grid Contests
n ix ie C o n fe re n c e C a rd T a d a y
ing squadron” in Atlanta,
AsMiciated P icks )
The University
of Georgia,
t ectiinml
football
■ii! hern teams and which won its first gam e from
i games featured the Mercer, met the University of Vir
ginia at Clmrluttesville; Muryi,i mn-ri program today.'
i t u t e i e / t in the-cross- j land and South Carolina came to
the Chicago-1 grips a! Columbia; the lJntveri iiia
I i ioru!:i game. Hie first meeting he-1 sity of Tennessee entertained tho
i tv eon the t u n shimls. aiK'l llie . North Carolina grid squad for the
tiri.t onslaught Florida has made day and Ciemsiui met Auburn on
I against a middle w tntern fool the hitter’s home territory.
In addition six conference a g
| hull machine. S ta g g ’s team has
| b o n conceded m on1 than an outsell1 gregations nnd scheduled encount
I I limin' against the Alligator’.-' ers with non-conference opponents
, companilively untried team. Tu in preparntioii for first circuit
I lam* met University of Missouri game,; next week. Louisiana State
'a t the dedication of the Missouri University entertained Louisiana
IV alliy t'onleiem e university's new Institute. Virginia l’nly took op
“tadiimi, and Wa diingloii and l.ee Hampdeii-Syiiney. The University
| lnon' to grip v. ilh tie- University of Missis.sjnpi played the Univer.3’ West \'u g io ia at Morgantown. fitv of Atf'iimau at Fayetteville.
\ I il. i ilia. 1P23 i oil Ien ilce elianiThe Mij-is.ipjii Aggies cipouii' iuoii -, played their first I!i2*5 cnii- liLed Aiisfsippi College. Kvntuekv
tf 11-1i i • e.mie today in Na dlvili- play I Ma yville, and North Caro
a»;.*i’ist \ aieb-rlnlt. tieoigia I’eeii, lina State nppnst I Furman. SeIni 'lid last week by Oglethorpe, iwni-i \egi-rduy do feat ed the I'm
•i poll eon I’.-rein-e eleven, tuoh mi VdSlty of T»‘Xa: in an inleiscc\ irg m la M ilit ary Ia.-litute's "fly tiimal eopliat.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2.—t/P l-F ig u r- totul of 11)28. His team mate (
ed on paper' the world's neries 1Htinncfield, showed the way m ,
look!! like a draw fifhfii. The Ynn- [sacrifices.
, kecs go iuto the Knme ns a club h it-| Washington led hi d u b hattuq.
' tiuir .281), while the Cardinals have .with a .21111 average, and < hi«a»:»
I a seatum’s a v e n g e of .2815 to « x -|in lean, fieldmic with a p e r.<n *
hihit with the National league flag. age of ..*7.5. Gcoi ge l hie Ud tin
Statistics on fielding. <»n th» pitchers with a total of
vi. other hands, »re decidedly in favor 1lories for ( lcvelnnd. jomewlmt oft |
of the Hornsby crew. The Card ] set by 11 (tames lost.
,
innls during the year made mure | Leading hitters of the neiiMin. ■
double plays, triple plays, put outk ! Manush. Bertolt, .. 80; Itut.i, New :
and assists th a n the Yanks hut . York ,372; I1othergill, lh-tnut, 1 • I
were charged with fewer bobbies. Heilmann. Detroit, -tM; I. iiiih
Habe Ruth's .272 hiding is eon ('leveland, 3.i<d; Geslm, Washing
siderahly better th.'tn mivthing the ton, .383; Collins. riiiengo. - M.
i Cardinals can show, hut despite Falk, Tin.'ago. 343; r. Itie.vU a-h ,
't h e Yankees’ better slugging as a ington. .22:*; Simmons. I l i i . i l ' . |
i team seven SI. Louis players fin I'hia,
«'"Id.. I'elMUt •••2'
jshed the season with jjereent ages
lla/.en Cuvier id the 1*it :>I*
of .300 and lieyond, as i'-inpitr d walked off wllli lw>» individual ret
with six Of their series opponents. i orl| H making mole runs than any
t
f
Pitchers' records for the year (.ther player 112 and leading wiih
N^W YORK, Oct. 2—f/P) - Funs are so varied in every inspect that | .g, tUulcn baser. lie shared liomirs |
were out early for the opening nf there is little chance fur lompnri- , with Thevrnow, of the dariiniaj- I
,,laving in all games on their |
the fcorld'e .aerton today. In fact son, but survey of the flinging per- i “j (,.....—
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for the two clubs leaves ,rospi.'ctivo
schedules.Altliougil I
tome of them were up all nigh*. fnrmaiiccs
ttC1I basis
V.n 1_ frita
IIchoice.
n r.IXI1«
II’idle
I1 at
i the
1. mid
_1I ._of
r 1the
U■L,'season, Press j
little
for
A .line. atarting at 10 o'clock
The
unofficial
final
figures
re
lei
,
of
Cincinnati,
had the lv*st bul ;
last n|ib,t wai growing steadily
thin morning before the entrance leased today show the l'.t2(5 majors ling average .387. Brown, of Bos
' of the Yankee stadium where the records in all departments gener Inn, led the league with 202 hits, |
Unit two games of the series ally outranked by those of the Hack Wilson of the Cubs wo ih1
borne run leader with 21 Bottom
will be played. They sought a part year before.
One new all-time mark was set, lev, of tit I uui-. led III double
, of tile 38,000 grand stand and
bleacher pickets made available however, in the til doubles collect with 3!l and Wnm-r’s 22 Iriples fm
Ruth fell 12 short of his world’s the I’li-utes led the u irin t. I* eit
* to customer# over the counter.
ed by oGorge Burns of Cleveland, hit ot the l ards, was i redded with I
Twenty fivo thouanrid reserved roeor din homers but carried off fhe most siu-iifees, :r7
tickets, ware snapped up in record two A W rican league records m
I hmnioati was pie
m
time on the mall order basis, with addition to having the most circuit
' an oVdraplmcriptlon of 18,000 when drives of the season. The Yonks taeam hitting, with a Vein’s aver
of .2110, while the Culls were
club attache^ suspended the count. Muggers stick work brought him age
(lllfl.ll!llvl.)Vi wll|, ■, heldit.g
Som4 of these tyketn fell into the tho most runs, 13!> and the most ^
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* hands of speculators ami high total bases 3(18. Incidentally h'’ I " " M , /
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prices were jrsked. A bnttlu of wound up the year with each hit / Rhem, of tie'
RICHARDS J0L
RANKS OF PR(
IN TENNIS T01
America’s Yaungeat Ct
Announces Signing of
tract W ith Charles C.
NSW YORK, Oct. 2— BP)_J
cent Richard?!, youngest of Aq
cn's t< nnia "Big F o u r” and HUL
to rap.iriled ax tho'cornerstond
ftiluri Davis Cup hopes, has t
ed ppifeusionnl, joining the
mier group bonded by ,Sui
Lenglen nnd sponsored by RJ,
C. Fylu.
Richard's d ep a rtu re frnrn
tcur riinks, nnnounced Inst
nt n dinner given in Mile.
leg's honor mil hoard Ihn
Bari , marked the cnmpletiui|
an iiiternationnl i|imrtet altr#
to the I 'y le ' professional l>;m
Thu others are Milo. Lenglen, |
FcKt, fourth ranking stjrl
Ft ' ice and M ary K. KroJ
(oi u r American cliainpiun.
"I h id two alternative*,
ii ! ileelnmi in explnnation nf
iii'i'i'. “ Kither 1 had to quit 3
tcur tennis and mnke a living
m a wife and eliild or seize the
pm limit y to tu rn profession,
ai'ii'])teii tlie la tte r because
felt it gave me a chance to nr
legitimately by my tennis shi
FNIYFICUTY OF FLORIDA, n f f all spilhern honors this year. F lrthcn u p rc I am convinced
11 a'lie, villi*. ( b I , I. up* * u b Il<- mmle i file* .1,owing in spring I' ofessiniial tenniH lias a j
• Solo ,01 ’• f.ghliug (id! Is It c-llcd t >■-;iii‘ing,>nd the tail pr."!i*e*.. III . t' ti.re fin<! that its influence on'
11 .luie will In* for thelrest."
|a
ore blow ivli. I* i n i Hi him l eooi d iin sel•h.ilai: inp inis been
Richards is the first of A
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h
;t
he
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:is
iiTiiible
io
eome
l*S"i.iil» iad "Big Bill ’ M 'ill* kail I’ • elloot
1 Fa male s ta rs to turn pie.
: WIT* rub. r) iue|i>:l!ilc.
w it bin t * time limit.
I.g may not lie the last. While
I I bo o i - \ o n:. u I**-,I.. v * 1 : bo ( lr
' l a b i l e - u u f wji. llie g re a te st I'm-1aogo .m il Bln*- nmol: no * iM, uni p h m g e l" he ( ) l: in ; ! i a ml Bbn- Itud ; holding f.iiih er nniioiinccmcni
Ms, [dans, Byle said he expccti
lull'll i l l " I Oil* *0,1111 : lilt 111 o f ho ever k ul i
ilri several others of the tup fl|
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W i t h he ab.-erpne o f the
Iwoi ; 0 Ins I roup
L ittle Bill Johns
]
l l n m i l i a t i g h . w ho boils 11.-n, ( )h:o,
"in os." 'ouch Sein in g was pcssi 1 aii'ou
('nlifornia veteran is
i n : i ti" i.i.i ii : i' o' uni u Icon i ho
ini-,! ic i o r tin*
o u tlo o k
f o r the 1 Jersi.... . to have been apprm
yi i t ! till im iiiu ; ii.nl b u ilt his ,-t"i i
I nivM-fvt.v eleven th is season.
I by i 'yIt* Iuit to have turn
al fit to. I. lu iag t lio only* pa si r o f
"Thu oss of tho two upsets nr, deaf car Hi the promoter's
Hole
on
tin*
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squad
southpaws' Wps scheduled
counting for a slight fraction .in- , th"
wllh •' s,n i'1extent," r e pires so fnr,
. Fo!!uv , r : o f i lie
G a to rs
had m a'him to a great
opcnlng
nln? da#h.
dcr two bases.
| of 21, being rr«,ilil*-d with seven de
; Big Hill Tihlen niso has disi
marked
i
he
mentor.
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Manager Horwsbh^bfiicked
Manush, of Ilertoit was the lead | feat s.
f
jd professional )>roapecls
be
the
m
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tlm
bod
player
on
the
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f
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the
Huggins
nning hitter with the high year's
Lending flitters among National i
\ del, pnd Manager
the New Yolk Yankees their learn, and bi .'olrnii is had g re a t | G a t o rs u r i n j : th e seasons o f P.I23- I’yle, but it is generally umlersl
hounded that Pennock would toss. nvorngn of .38(1. G«-lirig of the j regular.!; Bresslei , ('in iiinati . I8 i ; j Miller Huggins, who this year gaw
hope o f ecu.
the ( d u o lad c a r r y 21, lin t was o u t o f school last y ear. t h a t the six time champion,
V No dismay was caused among the Yankees led in triples, with 18. |('lirislensen. ( ’inciiiiuiti.^ 333; Hsr- third league pennant since he became mauagi r, will strive again to
yielded his title to B°ne Lai
grave,
Cincinnati,
.383;
Karl
.Smith,
capture
the
world
title.
Huge,ms
has
a
Along
ball
club
and
although
’ offanae .fofccs by tho news that Bibh Falk of (’Imago was the only
this year, prefers to pursue a
SOUtHpaws would hurl. A total of player Iri the league in every game I’ittshuigh, 3-Id; Williams, Phil most of fandom’s sentiment is in favor of his opponents, nevertheless
career
lieforo
giving
sei
fivo left handed batsmen may lie of his tenm'ii schedule. Rice of jndelphin, .311; Wimer, Pittsburgh. the Yankees will be m the tight to the very last.
th o u g h t to the advantages of
counted atniong tho regulars of the Soiintors, Ictl in total hits wilii .338; Stephenson, Chicago, 3,TV;
ing pro.
fl 11.31) Johnny Most ill of the Bl'own. line toil ,331 ; l .each, Phil
the two teams.
The acquisition of four in
New
Ruth, Gdhrle and Combs stand White Sox led in base at filling with Oilelllhitl, .3 211;; ,lm I,soil,
Lionally known players, Imw
nearer w s t , Dtao tfhftn they go to .11, nine below his league leading York, ,328.
'h a s nsHurcd Byle of<in all-star
bat for the .Yankoea and SouthI for the ojiening of his transci
11 worth and Hottomley lint from the
oental tour a t Madison Sgi
offlsde for tho Cardinals.
ST. .()!' IS, Oct. 2. f/B) St, 'G a rd en October !• unri 10, be
Thb National Longue entry does
I mill is never won n pennant ii ci'miting a shake up in tin
pport, ju spite of the
not
n il Chili H;is; !) iMoumlsmen *il l u r ne National or the A:iieii- , It mi is out look.
'irst two games are
f»ct
i'yle as well as the players
And
IntpipusiM* U ecords *an Ic 'ui'.i.
playAT otr- aurtt ferritory. Many
The mst. reeent opportunity wa( have attached thermudve
fit. Louis gnthuslnsts could no*.
I'm i ii (I in Moth ('a m p s ;
t h a t pro
ui (a | hanner, believe ttia
in I‘i2.'. when the Browns, halting)
ifcr Alttuntll
_____ the teams reached tho
Ilhem an d IV nnm k a re A ct's|
rtv,(iill ■ aiiperiily
uilierhly we
t will take a perm anent place
we.f
. Moundd Clty-Tuosday,
City-TuosdBy, and so
«u in
tnovvil
CHICAGO, O rt. 2 (/Pi The I
ST. LOUIS, Del
2, (A'l The
ruling up Io tlie Yunkees in ; n . spoi l:! spot light, ulong with
158,| v 5 n w York
........... to ho among the
..........
midwest:
plungtd into lli<‘ 1'.l2*i in 1 NFW
I an lie log about (lull' Ii del, I in*
NFW
YORK, Oct. I (*B
YORK, del.
I i/l'i
Cardinal!',
whose
ru
der
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play
i \ it I: i A hum ii <nt League hiitt’l' fessitmal gulf, football, bu?
000 I resent. The nontlmcoinl vole
ter collegiate football a asoii today, I
trail’ll! dl ,111,1 I i" I I . subject Ihi l c will he to' ;ul\ ;
I'ernaiiiiiig )i and hoxing. The promoter’s
was ‘ slag cast almost solidly for til's cost tally ,'3;i lull), are a Young with a handful of inti r M’choa.il | in (a ido ws o l In I;i ltd*' a I I he *1 *■
I
I" .i ball pl.'iyer' lo nit e
'Yankee
Mad
in
m
ai
c
likely
to
ot
uninli'Ts \i ben St I .unis mil N'wv 1. ci ot)' piucc by only a lialf-gai |e 1have progressed so far Iliat hi;
the tHsitora.
crew. The average age of Man cop tints a prink led among m op1 H r problems lo llie (iirdiruil lag <—| >1 (It* w i l d ’ -■■lie-, I'lia I w a
j hold an open tennis chumpiffl
) u, I, pit tiers o re i mini ,| ui iliclm m g .
Bt. Louls has Jiad no pennant for
Rogers llorushy's shiggeia i* Hi,'in a hundred guinea.
*gel's as they watch Hie du/.y eurv* ■ ini I'l'id'-n by li lLIIII ;| I c**lt a n t . Few word
88 yihrt while a.few years ago Hie nger
erics. Km h club has nine
1I'lj. ('ardinals h< lore this seasnli.i ',1 -laniiary or hehrunry, eit
27
years.
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It was ge*-away day for Imll' : of Herb Pennock, Urban Sharker' i. * f I !**■ <'ai iliiuils vi ileil ihc | nt c'*u 1111ion S t . I Hill : h
for a lime threatened a
New York or Los Angeles?]
iHee) fo
l‘d.«l j 1'nioli a first division Leani, h:
The average age of tin* mil field .wcslern lonferenci met iMisssonri 1.sharp bj'eakiug spitter mnl tin Li ;n . at \<|Ui'duct.
I
Id, hot au 111.111il.i hand will I not f ced su well. Beginning wil[l, 1 prize money a g g reg atin g
momiitfbly on Anioricun league
Tin* '» aid ues gjitbered al tip' j p i r M ’iil .I"Iui'u>m' s pa cl jcipat inn
j Valley leamn None of tin game speed of Waite Hoyt, come wing
ionahips.
Speculation wan ers is a few mouths (<*.• .* Ilian
champion
s>
I cha
,18711, records show that the 'J ,1 ; as an attraction. Amateur
i
."1111111
but tin w'ot'l out. coiisi t.'il . I’il'di'i
ing
al
them.
a
t
even
money,
but
some
call
her:.
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II,e
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rae,
s
In
with 1 upi' • i\ i* 1'curd.< Bird; have finished (bird; I'l l r ! will he invited to compute asl
l* rg « ( ’
that of Ibi
(i-ii-sl erntereil in tin* I' lot ala < In
bit 11\ ul Itnbe Ruth's rough ami I a i e I'l’ iml 111 ■a Ii , 1*it | *
The \ Milkers played the lii'own
oddirof six to five were reported pip;berx less Ilian 28.
tillHM fmirlh, three tunes; (i I, ' do in open golf tournamenUj
ago game ot Stagg Field, and the! „|| reason in S poilsm an’! I'.ti I. touilde luatcli vltli a dug llat'i'V
on tho Yankees to win the first
I ceiving medals for their wir
I
I Ii ti. Buui. k. u
ui'
j
ankucs
;
five 'im es; sixth, seven tin
K gfttnd nnd
Klevea
of
the
>ipuid
me
play
,
TulaaeMinsioui
i
till
at
(
'oluiiibiu.
where tile
the St. Louis games ot tin Hi-iIoiarin riiv** him. All allenqits
same price on ulti
^ 1effo rts while.the prize money|
I
has
v,
*ii
1 he 1 <n i- liim , 21. Flint ! sevoiU.li, five times;
eighth,
al l at prai't lee Were p P off by the
tal. '• place,
plm
ing their first full season in •» i Purdue, of all the big ten loam a world’s series will tal,
m ate victory in the series.
to the professionals.
IN* *in
1im I him! IVtinnck, Imw - 1tinu ; ninth, <>nc:>;tt*iilhl'iiice:i
b ..ii:* and ink!.
Managers Huggins and Horns- major league, and only seven of atom* sought battle beyond the are thoroughly iiiipiaiulcd with i:
W ith Richards out of the 1
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and
has
a
onlk
three
limes;
ninth
Hut Ii ea nip n :■*-i t Up regular*
t e a r field, Am erica’s hnpeil
b>y publicly declivrwi thoir firm the crew Imve 1k*i *ii with the Card- borders of the middle west, jour g» ograpliy ami geology.
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mice;
eleventh,
three
tu:
Both teams -pent a I ry ii.i? day iu lute .hi-pe Babe Ruth J. eon '
'aithi in tholr players before the innls over a spun of years. The neyiug to Annapolis to meet the
fsl
keeping the Davis Cup next]
rl feat l is l' i 1 .7*11, Gar | and vvelft h, l \fii u,
yesterday entertaining tlii-m *hi
Slierdel, Niivy.
J:*b cl that tUu ankle he turned I
t open Big' gnmd, At the same lime latter lire Hornsby,
a g a in s t the challenge of Km
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wi
l
l
six
vi
c
t
or
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es
Louis
was
not
represcul
’ t .m1■ , Itie e [• 11 'ill 11n Mi Ui
each .disclaimed any thought of Haines, Hhnles. Hottomley Mothrtiu(,lt Tlll„ Sebrirtg luouglit 28 anil at tempt ing (■< keep tlm.’’
young s tars seems fu rth e r din
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to
IKS
tied
n minds from the champion hip >r under lain* I andug'*. wilt nut in
holdl IS hi# opponent ligtitly. In oron and loporeer, whl e the elev- ,(.tU()rs ri, lin wlli, (l tll
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tarsi .was added to the manager en wlm are playing their initial I
ir*„i
to ....... .
rhiengo ics as the weuthei bain I th 'te * n Hu **'. Hilb, u!e 1 '| h" tw i real
1"■ 1 " f t hi s ii is not t h o u g h t ! ’ ! 1'
Di lowest during tin
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III e (nation by the fart that
M|V!"i
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Bi a \ t' ;i wi
i-lai't. in (lie riot 181)2 to 18118 when the h
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Horn (by an n Cardinal recruit I'lrruit are Pitehera Iteilihurt, Her ost as giving first indication of to be abb* lo practice loda-.
ivs composed of twelve 1 lull.
The Cardinals vot< *1 *-ai Ii of lii 1 a "i "k. *i ,’i'M. cud Bay Blade I up. ni I .
Uam id hts first major league les man Bell. Hitllalinn and Clough; what the year hold; for A. A,
Cutchur#
Vick
and
Warwick,
uml
ions jrdcr Huggins, then manager
I li" I*'.'.ding pitcher of the (' irds )nj* 1his tune, tie* Birds did no
Ht*ugg. Tlie Maroonr., wit li sVi I eh^'ble plavers a full :*li m* in the ' ai'bual ',i|t I •< I'll i . who in 1111',’' |
Fii-hlcra Donthil, Holm, llufey, letter men as a team iieiirlus, are scries earnings. Half simp . m i > I I a * '|e i I 1u|'t h ago 5| . V' lit i'i I<■■:11-v uf gam e; won and to-,l isf higher Ilian ninth am'
«V of 8 ; Louis.
Tv u star players are to bo spec Thgvonow uml Fluwvrn.
1 Ic-.: Haiiifs, wlumu 13 victories eh* (tilth, three times; Iwllltli,
the most intriguing ipii^tmii mark awarded Kirby Samuel., lie • Si lu'l'f i t .' I. Hi" pill I I'l llu * rie
im r, and ( Imeiu'u 1,Joy 1
\ll cv eat log i In* Ni w York against four defects, entitles him onu ; lentil, once, and nint h In >*e,
tator b Bonnie Hengough, New
Gluugh tips the age beam the in the conference race
'1 I!t23 St. Louisans gather'd a
secrelaiv of lln* cliilu Thu |plil.V ;'u ui.
2 Yorkf catcher, is definitely out of lighleat with 2(1 yearn, while GrovI.
! to a percentage of. 7(58. Haines
I10NG KONG. Oct., 2The two time Missouri Valley el's tool; lip n collection In 1uni
little more hope when 1he
1,
i■* 'ill
partinpntlon with a broken arm, QF ('luvoinild Alexander, 3!l-yeni champions
1
*
|io
o
hears
other
1
1
lines
mentioned!
Wavcs thrown more than 1W|
nlienuntend in Tallinn, their chit i liull c buy In ru flutu 111 .n
1
r*
Is
t
ieil
fur
I
hii
d
|dai
*
■
and a strained knen limits Ray old campaigner o f many major a team built
more frequently than his in dis- 1
above the notnmi high water 1
a sizeable Si I,mii i for the up'UlU" u| iln- u '*
r,i (ahiirgh.
Hindi#, fast Cardinal outfielder, to ligtaue son mum and a Cardinal m ■ carryover of around
[-.ul- ru .slum; of starting pitchers,
with a force th a t twisted a I
material
I'nmi
the
c las oi
■U 1!
pinch, hitting, if that. The honor (|Ul#itliin from the Chicago Cubs,
1 A rthur R'-mliarl, who will must!
jil> and washed aw ay coping i|
of bujng thsf firs t fan a t the gates 1(1 tile oldest, ( 'lough ban not varsity which was sieoud in south- j
certainly fire his left handed sliols j
at.
the .summit of the light!
ern
conference
standiig
last
fall
on
byr
Alobrt
Aitkun,
n
38
pitched a full inning thin season on
1at the Yankees in a game or inure
It, waa
Ill)
miles
smith of Hong Koull
Oklahoma
A.
&
M-,
was
at
Ann
Id stUA.hknd who procured account of bis inexperience.
K 11 K l u x K l a n
■has wmi twiee the number of
ll ‘
ilnrlmr to give a first full l<*st to
denied the fury with whkll
en boN' • and settled himj
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
1
m
.
lines lost, the figures being ]()
element si nulled China's southf
Fielding Yosi's 111215 version of
..top In an overcoat, in his
I and five.
(dl() I ON, Mass., Oct. ; I/Bt -A last Monday.
the
Idg
ten
chiunpinn*
of
last
year.
plaaf at the forefront at 10 p. m.
’- died buttle in which id ween
idler Rcuther, during Ids term
As the work of no&rchinf|
service with Wn diingtnli a m i . ’ ’ -,,n^
s ln>ls frnm ril„ and tmrvivois of Ih typhoon
N<*iv York turned in I I v i i t u r i e i f 1
were belnped tu b;Ai heeti early reports indicated maf
t ii
NFW
Hoik,
•-hilo being charged with
..............W
Ill !
eight
broke a meeting offseyeral taken a toll of nuQvo life
1 '•
c! .11 I ;-HI p. m. cast
defeats.
Urban Jdioeki r, foriiier ! |fll^ d led uiembers ot tin |u Klu.< as high as 2,000 continues,!
Odd- mi- iiuutril .11
'
•1r*i-»1‘I i lint'.
ATLANTA, Oct. 2—(/I’l —All'
slar
of
the
M. I.o iis Browns win, 'I,",11
early today,
i ing stories of the strength
fa
\
o
r
ul
I
he
1
*
nl,
1
city schools in Atlanta will be 1
tias pitched against, the <’ardinals ’ The
l l' “ 'K|' ansmen. win
re us- gr*'at storm are brought to 1
closed Monday morning unless ]
with siii'cesy in ei(v senes ganies {•milled in a field, wen* i l i v e n to
’
Eight lenses a half inch1
Th* Wholc«»lo Tire & Battery means is devised today to meet ,1 \ NKW YORK, (Jet. 2 l/l'l -Tb" f ' 1n '*' t " " 1
ii-iii (,
lias won II games while losing 11 r,ver "! ! lien automui'ili will'll ;i were broken by the waves
eastern
football
season
is
in
fad
*
ll,u'
wag.
1
<
>
f
;!
salary
payroll
of
approximately
Supply C*>., oncned'for buHliwaa to
Willie Slierdel. count,*d „« l()
Lv ,cst iniaUnl at
neiR ly 100 were sent crashed entirely |
day « AOU West First Street In tho $200,000 due 1,200 pubic school swing tin) ay with the Big Three, | (but New 7 ,,ii, t,u
I M’
i perfurni mighty deeds for Horns. '.'."V’-!'1' ,1,h' ,,l,l*ne’l fir<. tom the the ton of the lighthouse
recently vacated by' the teachers, according t i t A. J. Ormu Army uml Navy, getting into ur- I uml one nf f !,1)011 : Ill I :i: ■a 1
•imr
hy's crew, lum compiled n record *"lf , m '‘s Ll,1'-V flllt‘d "rnss a lowers 140 feet above Ih*
Fuller Motor Go., J. 11. ■chairman of tho irlty council fi lion for tho first time this year. I lull l lie Yan).'
Chi
nBoh
,i; tugliwn y.
lulir gmue:
I ON 111IN', Del 2 Wq—Alan J. of 18 warn and 12 lost.
The service'elevens piny inter-secw ater level.
nance committee.
manager.
rho l,'n
fe!l"d
I rues
com|
Uunal games. A husky miiidie | <•* a r" '1I In 1 Unit 1 ' hlii'in, Great Britain's loading Shawkey win. has curried his ree
From Macao, a Portuguf*
",i lr'
' ‘s ‘’""lif'licd
the
will retail nt wholesale
If closed, the schools would not
Klunsmcn
previmn (K
,u,,s|ll<jni to
Li drive«thr<
drive»thr'ufch fieldJ tiem eat come reports of tt
Mr. Ray sold today In ex- reopen until Jan. 1, 1027, when ap cloven, endowed with plenty of finu 1St. Louis d
nil .,1 might l"iig distance aviator, arrived here lindershii t into four
.
,
.. . ,
’«'lav. *umpleting Id; sensntional world's series, is above the .0t)n " *rnln llK’ l , ; , dway. l.tl.il police loss of lives a t sea. A Junk r
g the pamo of the comitany. propriations to tqoet the cost of material, meets Purdue; the Armi'i ,,,
‘ »"«l
H. .me th,A .!. Cir.ls d.. 2‘ (mil mile I light lo Au iral a nn<! mark with eight fam es on th
l *u’ ‘l a t« polite, hut n > heavy cargo and a pasaenKt
ill have one at the largest school maintenance are nvuilnhlu. plays Detroit.
;ame luiv. ret uio
Harvard, taking a new lease n f . 11" 1 "’In l ‘i" tu
tire and battery service
light side of Hu ledger uml five i t‘,!SU!!!L" ’'’ w' ’" ""H’d. 'll*.* ground of seventy including A briii*
Tho only coursij left to meet the life under the tutelage of Arnnln , l|",,n 'iffur l.
W:,s Bttiued with glas tfuin lm,k- ty arrived off Lanoa Sund
in Central Florida. Tho financial crisis, the 'finance rom*Ut
I ti<* plane r;uim to rest in water the n d ink.
...
. o n windshield
R„l.e Rmb l.a, an ardei.t .■I'lmire, Ii; the I'arliument buildings at
will Includo tire service, mitco believes, is for IndivduaiH llorwoon, .picked a hard fig|d fnr
late to nass the Chinese m*
>n
k
e
e
l
toiiiuu(
u|ti
won
j
p
,
.
repair work.
customs. Tho craft.founde
2 -8 p. in. while huge crowds, Ru guines while luHing eight for 3
to loan tho city sufficient money a first assignment in Titl e Geneva. 1in tll„
1 t,u « , ! Hl Uu’ ; * lvv" 1"".1 h> ing the Imnks uf tie* river fur a
the highest quality tires, to pay the salaries due. Sixty coached by Bo McMillan.
only fifteen were aaved.’
j Louis, and Waite Hoyt, vetern
Prlnceton, champion of the Big 1*
' 1 ' i n' 11' o u t f i e l d
ittarlee and accessorius *wl II thousand school children will be
ex*
T
.
m
v
ornment
rescue tuk Kausin.
great
distant.',
gave
the
flier
a
!
of
three
winbl'a
-ieries,
won
1
Ud, A full line of Fire- affected if the closing Is carried Throe, faces another title holder A‘r ' 1he dog almost uquii! in sh tremendous ovation. No airplane j nnd Inst 13,
iv e L iv e 8
loft Hopg Kong to cruise
in Ainhortt, lord of the Little 1 -711' .
l' 1,UR't‘8 ,lt” ulld ll>- coyagti siin-e ih"
rta will be carried and also out.
radioes of 15’0 miles |n sew
lute Gaptain Sir
Thrce. Yule moats a wall-couclicii1 u * Wl**l ‘lln’ in woriioui.-.
lllard storage battery ijnc,
SHREVEPORT, JLai. Ort. 2. -(/II survivors from wrecked j»R
team—Bolton U^IVVfititY,' o th e r! Ituth's injured ankle. a;.
u .lulu. Ah,,ck.and i.imiU'iiant. Brown only Caidiual pitchir to have be
ill hive batteries to fit every
—
.i" ~
highlights
of the ay
day atare Fltta- ^Unng ns ever nnd ids limp |,_ H the hrilmh army flew ffum I under .ire in a worlds series, hr.. — At least live [ers.ms were
,
tment and will use both the
liujnod
tu
dentil
e
a
r
l
'
tmlay
when
,
New
inn,,,Hand
aero*.;!
the
Atlantic,
a
season's
record
ot
12
gnmes
burgh versus Georgetown; West | gone. Denny Hengough, his broh
and forty eight hour chargVirginia versus Washington and un arm ill u sling, has been in ik ■| 1 ■'Gnu. Iielnml. in 1DID, Jiml and II) lost tint tiie first of 1 fire destroyed tho S ilile y H o te l
and an until?t> block at Sibley, 30
Lee; .Wa/ihington and Jefferson 1"Rand* wftching the pin*.t u e aim aruu. c,l , ub;. ■. tn u rea t equal tu ! work was in the miforni of (
axpect with Air low prices
Cubs
. ■■
mil' !' east.'.pf here. P ra tt Ward ----------NEW YORK, Oct. 2—UP}—'Tiger versus Buckncll, and Ourtinnutn I “''ting philsophir over the predicn I that nt ( ohhaiu ,
ip ihogeands of. dqllsrs In
Flowers, world's middlvwolght Versus Ifohart. | muni th at places him on the ul>
By The Associated
i T J ' laiit lap o f'h ls tirglu stm t
Jones who lia.s bail the n . l iii , ln*w, fco' tinii ’oreman, his
lines.
TAM PA, Fla.—Amend
hae been signed ttir a
"
1,1
*'i» ", w'"rltls serius worn off ..y wife. Mrs. Miucliew, proprietor of
'he hotel, tin re two sons, A rthur, holds, Belgian light-weiflht (
Wee Sherdell, sit il.ibbuil ti\ . 1
ey Rosenblaom of
■' • 'H * 1’ d o s s in g the n,iuplet« tip* G ardnai staff
tfcWjnad .rubber bout w:
,i*.„„ v ,
18, and Prat* Ward Jr., 12, and cd Jimmy Cashlll,^ St. P*1!
• * t catch weights in
sporting writers, is fi\.* fe d lo lumnel and passing over Korin*11
r t uEfi1
f w r i e r and not New '
Boston,
12T Negotiations also
' " 71a ‘•J
in heiglit and weighs H58
to* startmi on June 30.
’;ce pitchers finirhul their nephew Ben O’Gray, of Cna- rounds.
g in servr it does
do not Hive
i
m I.T :u\) Myler Thomas m m tur arc 'known dead
| i ne Burdina!* .southpaw nce^t hiiik.' j ,Un*
five*sin
t]!” Ih r took ,u -nurse over the Uv,*
Um rubber
libber tiro ars exjiectsd to be closed shortly,
Young
Manuc,
TampSi
and lost mx, nt-.;| SValtur. B* ill
rpu ri , ,
,
,
Ithe fact that In is (lightly bow l li.iuv:; Ul Graves'lid and went up , defeai.s.
I h r c e uthe: pgrsiu s are believed weight knocked o u t 'Dative
m apm dipped foi b in to mast the' wslter-welght
itiu
I'Hshnm,
«
dry
goods
and
|
L
>
Kg,.(i
iimv
a
,
*
,
#
*
.,
.
i
' fl^PstaTLatxo in a 12-round
ttu’ ii\*T lu Ilaiitiitersinith i'cfore !
bd In U rn
to have been burned lo death. A tes, Unvanu, ’7 ’ rcMnds*1* %
....... .....
turning hack to Imuj at WertlminBBud'SeymoinvN«^\Orlcer
ami his wife nnd baby wore
H S U -.. ; 1
narol jtnre, optmiHl today at San-1 There are in.iipp n..|iicsLs for tur.
’ j Oi laiuio—Work prog reusing ,■
wir; 1
m
tjj K{’t off tin* train coming Gils ltoy8, KeyV West i\
ipcd Avenue and Fourth Street. 2ft
’] jiidly, iitrconstrdctfbn of Oylmu
reserved neats. With capar
.yicksburg, Mign., nhout 9 weight, lq rounds, w/ T ' !
Ooorgo Weinstein, proprietor nLlhc
se* almost a certainty both
Winter Haven— Linns under way Uoliscpm on North Orange Avd!
t last mght a n j go to the ho
Milwaukee-J« bv SangeT.
*<«»»■
Shop, la the owner,
(>r SjWJW new municipal p|er and
'""I Sunday, tm-anlni
tel and regi.Ror. 'I'hoy have not yvuukep, ,feath^.wAW rt> M
out 137,000 paispna will a
been occoupted for.
tend the two inuqta, >c fjni||lCyn !
■ New York Fans Begin
Farming Line Early
I ' Lest Night; Record
Gfowd Is Expected
Shejrdel,
Pennock
hfr
round S t lections
Me
Sentimental Vote Has
Bten Cast Solidly
,Fbr Hornsby’s Club
Loss Of Brumbaugh And MicEdlekaiif f
Is Sever Blow To ‘Fighting Gators’
r
V
ShadowsOf Stands Likely
Cardinal Crew Of Chicago Eleven Is:
39 cost Its Owner T o Me^t Florida To OfferProblem sToCard
About 39 Thousand T h i
Afternoon; Sluggers In Yanks’ Park
HURLING STAFFS; Pennant Hag Never
OF 2 TEAMS ARE
\A B O U T T H E S A M E
Two Thousand M
Be Death Toll
Chinese Hurrici
Pitched Buttle Kn
Emm
Atlanta
Schools
to
S 0gfm
sinlAre
T Secured |IMembers of the Big
Tiiife aiid Battery Finn Is
Funds
Three Get in Action
Optais for Business in
In Today’s Contests
'Fiifrt Street Quarters
Odds Quoted Al Six To Kivc In Eavor
Ot Yankees ( 'apturini** The Bit*; Series | "w
Km*lish Flier is Back
I'Vom Trip of 28,000
Miles To Australia
i
Hotel Fire Claims
r
Today
Tiger Flowers Will
Meet Gotham Fi^htei
£
%#&!SW0 S
|
Dry Goods Store
Opens for Business!
:
i s
i<
ini'.j
s
s
s
a
Davenport—$50,000 bond .isfltto qiiehjCdd.'w^now^
intake for then
winb. « ^ c-» jiira riiifa s^
4 . V-
v
,
'2
'
>*.>’:
•
. vU';(*''
i
M * B u ^ U ^ F |o rid .i Light *i£ j r i n t f L .
■** X;i;x- ten
a i tiJiP
Fight ResuK
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m m
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4 ^ 1 # ^ (B ^bSBW S& kS^^ ATS.*
9UW Vam m f7iitZ*s
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19— B u i l d i n g C o n t r a c or s .
PmltV Her)
AD. Ri
m
i i i N
m
i n i i i u i i i i n i m
66— Wanted—to Buy.
i i i i i i n i i i i i i i i i p i n i i H
77— Houses for Rent.
/-K
i i n i i i i i n i i i n i n i u n i i i i i m
190— Automobiles for Sale
i U
N
m
n i i n a i i i n i n n n n i i i i m
91—Legal Notices
91— Legal Notices
i
<>r In t he Ut a t e o f F l o r i d
s e r v i csa
e
therefore
couh
made: that aald D e f e n d a n t la •
e l g n co rp ora tio
n, with Ha principal
tlon,
"■
place o f hunineaa
iinto, In Chicago, lilt-, M M
Hide, with a u th
o
rity
tbority from th« hm cn-5, p‘l H
( a r y o f Since of Florida.-to do'bt/iH-n . *
nean In the Htate o f F ln rld A ,'
I T IS T H K H B F d l t K O R D I
hat the « * l d K. W . H P R O U L
C O M P A N Y , a corp oratio n, a p p *
and defend the aald action e b J l l
day, the 4th d a y of T )c to b o r,lA .*1
liiztl. the name b e in g a H u l a D a y
• hla Court.
,
.aft
IT 18 F l l R T H R n O K P R R E D t b a 1
the eald O rd e r he publla hed In
S a n fo rd llu ra ld . A new n pgp er
} Untied In Hem Inote County. Flo
once n w e e k fo r f o u r conaecu
Jr
. Tile F L O R ID A - ORLANDO— Orlando FOR R EN T.— Furnished hungn- !*• A. RENAUD wishes to announce
! IX T11B C I R C U I T C O l ' f t T OK T U B
F l or i da . H i I h l i t d a y o f Oc t ob e r . A
HKVKNTII J C I f I C l A I .
C H IC ltlT
roofing
Morning Sentinel; large st classi
low, 4 rooms, bath ami oarage, I th a t he in back at his old stand a t Ii. I(i3C.
OF
F LO R ID A ,
IN
AMD
FOII
Cash In AdvaJ
red. Et> fied business, rate ic a word, min Phone 3371-W.
820 W. F ir s t Kt„ doing G arage
(8I3AI.)
NKMIXOI.K C O IIH TV .
Kuarn ri imum 24c cash with order.
V.
K
ISIl'III.AHS.
M O T i C K
and Auto Electric Repairs, and
t ’ l er k t ' l r e u l l t ’ our l . S e m i M A T T I K W H I T K . u W i d o w .
me 111,
ad*. Will b6
FOR R EN T.— 0 room unfurnished will givo the name high grade
Plaintiff,
nol e ( ’ o n u l y F l o r i d a
_j i and c o l l e c t o l
Hy A. M. WeekH, I • r
•Yd.house on Mellinwille Ave. 3 bed service an in the past and run
C LARENCE SMIT i
W A R U ' W At
K. W Nt‘ l t l ( l ' I . A N D ( . W A N T ,
Italy for psym«ntl
rooms, garage, $(35 per month. under the same name of HAN M At’ SASItK1’YI.CNTKH,
WANTED
TO
IJUY
General Contractoi
it t ' orpti rntl ou,
'
........ 10c I
Dean-Herg Corporation, 516 1st FORD BATTERY SERVICE CO.
Ho l l e l t o r s f o r 1‘ omti l al ti ant
— ........
a.
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
Dcf cni l nnt.
(WO Went F ir s t Stre t
oct
2- d - n; - 2 I - :m
Nat.
Unnk
Bldg.
Phone
713.
O lI D K I t O F CO CIIT
a t iie r a l d o f f ic e
a t Phone 441
“ ....................... 7e
NASH
. / .. . .
ra te s on reqneai
FOUR ROOM cottage, $30 per I^ead* the world in motor car vnlue.
T O : — E. W . S l ' i t O U L A N D C O M
| JA M E S H. COWAN— All inds of
P A N Y . A F O l t l ' Oi l A T I UN.
month for winter. Screen porch,
ni r u n t (t
cui h t ,
s k v k x t ii
SMITH MOTORS CO
educed rate s are |
It In-lug m a d e In upi i e ar u n t o ( I i Ih
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. 67- -Rooms With Board.
J l l l l i m t'lllt t IT OF Fl.Olt- t’ nurl
.lights,
water.
Inquire
Gmderville
that t h e r e has tmell IitntlI yit Insertion*,
■t Oak
1 W a te r and Boat Tanks.
11>A, IA AM) FOII NKMINOI.K I‘d ill till!
,
Cash
Grocery
Ci r c u i t C o u r t o f the Hev- weeka.
H II NTV. IN FIIAM KIIY.
jrords of average I 1 Avenue and Third S t r e e t Tele+■
i
etith
Judi
c i al Clnyult o f F l o r l d u , n
AUTOMOBILE D EA L ERS— If you
n o N r e A N D O l t n R n K D at Sail
Illl.l. TO UITBT TITI.F. AMI
Uted a lino.
. 1 phone 111.
ROOMS, with or without meals. !FOR R ENT.—Two new four room
HU
It.
w
h
e
r
ein M A T T I E W l f l T H , a
w a nt to sell your used cars, ad
IIKtlUVK F I.O il)
f or d. Florida, thin the 14th day of
|
wi
l
l
ow.
I
h tlie P l u l n t l f f , und E. \V I
|u m charge of 3wc|
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
t ’ *mi|*l/tlrninl.
A i i k lint. A D. 1H28.
,,,
houses. Inquire COM W. Hughey vertise daily on the classified ottge Huih WiMMlrnff,
[ S l - l t d t l , * C O M P A N Y , ii enri mru
ertion.
vs.
I HODGINS & COWAN CC Auto
IS I O N E D ) :
I (nil. l« ( h o D e f e n d a n t , w h e r e i n da illSt.
lvertising I* restr H Rutliiitor and nheet metu lAorks. HOARD and room at reasonable
Miiscft K L**vy u ml -- - - iigen m e c l a i me d hy tlie P l a i n t i f f 1
W . W. W I U O H T .
L e v y . Ii Ih w i f e . If n 11vp, a m ! i f dead, aKnlimt ( h e l i e f e n i l a n t In tin. Hum
classification,
USED CAR EXCHANGE
1 Plain upd oniumeptnl (diet metal
J
u
d
g
e o f the (Circuit Court
price in modern, private home, FOR RENT.—Two small country
lltsdr
U
l
l
k
i
mw
n
lu'lrs.
tl
evlsees.
It'KlD
rr o r Is made The ■ work. Tel. 7D3-W.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND t* es nr k i ' Rt ' t pph and al l nt h e r in*i'* ,.f jMi.miuon, f o r tin- I ohh or tin- l i f e
o f the Se venth Judicial C i r
2»7 jfiencit 103 Davey-Winston Apts. 14th anti
o f Wenlt A. W h i t e , on neenunt nf t he
residences. One located on Cel
cuit
of
Florida,
Hemlnhl*')
J d will be respont ■ Avenue.
Q.
W.
WANSLKY,
Manager
BHiiH h a v i n g ••i elalinirtK a n y intpr«*Mi
th-nUKencii o f tin, niild D e f e n d a n t ,
Sanford.
County.
ery Ave., near river; the other on
one incorrect insei
i hr m i K h ur un de r sai d
.M*«ses
K
that .tiltiirniuiN und I t eapnndendui i i ,
I i pv y a m i —
- L e v y , his line le cii d ul y l.HHiieil. und thut the I W I I . H O N . H O U S I I O t . D K I l A B O Y L E .
Geneva a t Heck Hummock. Price
tiser for subt
w i f e ; Joseph M
A r r e i l n ml n
ui m ! S h e r i f f nf He in I uni e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . |
CADILLAC— OAKLAND
I le n ry C. TIII man.
$20.00, F. F. Dutton & Co.
•fUe office shoul 1 • P A IN T E R — DECOUAljtH
-- ------ ------- ■ A rrednmlci. [ i l « w i f e , hun made hie rid urn up o n nnld Hum I
68— R o o m s W i t h o u t H o a r d
— PONTIAC—
A tlurney n fo r P l a i n t i f f
A. B. Riggs, 004 laiurelfive.
Immediately In easeln
i f at! ve. ami if 11end. Un d r i l i i k i mwi i mum, Oiat nn o f f i c e r nr a g e n t nr ,
■tr*
Sanford Cadillac Company
■
PHONE 303
V
heirs, d e v i s e e * . iey.nti-.-M nr urnnteeN nl her • ' e m ..11 il 11*.11 w h o m net v tee
78— O f f i c e s a n d D e s k R o o m
/, r l i i n , l n _ * t « t « hi t r humv No. 2.
ilt.l he ma d e f o r Hold c o r p o r a l Inn
I ' N u m t O — MtllU* h t g f i w a y
117 E. 2nd St.
Plume 121 anil a 11 u i h e r iiei suns l i a v m u nr
F u rn itu re Kefininheti
FOR RENT.— Desirable bedrooms,
lli
%
( h ( l m l n « a n v ini.-reNt t h m u K h *»r
ADVERTISERS
uhl he f.niml III S e m i n o l e C o m m ' w i l l lit- r o u t e d t h r f i u g h (Jrlniulo.
under tile sai d ,h>*e|i.|i M AI red* Hide
suitable for 2 adults, adjoining O F F IC E FOR KENT—l a Mcisch
Icrald
represen ; « | 5 — F l o r i s t * .
DODGE
a
mi
Ariedtmd'i.
his
Uldg
Apply A. P Connelly &
1bath, hot arid cold water.
701
Pleasure cars nnd Graham Trucks w i f e ; . l a m e * I, M i t c h e l l and
ily fam iliar with
lH -— — - Mvrtle Ave.
Rons, Magnolia nnd 2nd.
Mi t c he l l , ill* w i f e , If a l i v e
^nd classification
Elm and 13th St.
Phono 3 ind If dead,
j __
ISTEWART TH E FLORIST
t l n h t i i i k i i n T i i [vei v*.
complete infnrtnatii
i|e\
Iset-H,
li-JUnTt es t*r $;ra ill ee* a nti
Flowers for all occasiuttt
FOR RENT. Furnished room with 80A— Real E state Directory
you wish, they
til
id
her
pel
se
i i * l u v l i i k <■! c l a i m
SEM
INOLE
HUDSON-ESSEX
McLANDER AKCAU8
private hath. Laities [(referred.
i f i « I nt e l * ' * ! 1hrm»k;h «*r iimlt-r the
fou in wording yo
INC.
l’hone 781.
said Janies L Ml(i'li>*ll and
11201 Magnolia Ave. Phone 330 .1.
to mako it more t
203 Oak Ave.
H ICG INS-SM ITH-W IGHT, INC.
Mil idle II, his Wife. J It
Heat E state and
Phone
II
IfuHk Ilisnii, siiim't irties known as J
[7— P r o f e s s i o n a l Servicifc.
] FOR RENT. Large room, twin
I [enly Ihisk i linen, it ml
INSUR AN CE BROKERS
hORTANT NOTICE
Hit *khi si mi, his wife. If alive, am! if
, beds, r> minutes from postoffice
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. deiiil,
their unknown heirs, devisees,
Users should give the IUGENE PER M A N E N T jVave ,812 Union Ave. Plume r>7i-.J.
HOOD
AND
GOODYEAR
TIRES.
legatees
nr r ran tees mi all otlu*r
LIST
YOUR
PRO
PERTY
WITH,
postoffivo address a
for $10.90. Marinello Slid* The
Versinis having *o 4'laltiiinK any hi'
U. H. L. Butteries.
“T
H
E
LOT
KING"
[their phone number 1 isket. 2nd and Magnolia.!
FOR KENT.,- Three rooms, bath
terest liirrtuyn or iiihIpi' I he said
Distributors Chandler
,1 ||. IfoskiriMon. sometime* known
30(3 First National Hunk Hldg.
Ire results. About one
screened mu ch, garage, furnished
Commercial
Avenue
a* J, l l e n l y I I os ki n s o i r a m l -------—-—*
Hut of a thousand hat
for couple. $15 wk. Apply 310 Oak ! —
S'. J. NIX
------Ho* kin mu, it is wife. K II >
lone and the others, Lttomey mid Counsellor nt *aw Ave., a fte r 0 p. in.
T
H
R
A
S
H
E
R
&
GARNER
I
l*almer and Alice W I ’a liner. Ill*
HE
SU
R
E
and
see
the
new
rustom
wife,
and
all other persons known or
imunicato with you!
Real Estate nnd Fire Insurance
300 E ast F irs t Street.
built SLudebakers
unknown having hi • la lining a in in
hoy know your address,
112 S, Park Ave.. Sanford
IFOR
KENT. Furnished
mom,
.ii '#
t e refit in ami in tin* is mi* Inia-inaf lei
SAN JU A N GARAGE
continuance MUST be
ilt’M'llliPil.
JLUE BIRD BEAUTY SH<P. [ clean and very attractive. 12t7 i SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys
I person at The Sanford | e specialize in perm anent fuv- ; West F irst St, Plume 3 7 1 .1.
I h-femhi ni *
| in Real Estate, 230 Mcisch BuildSANFORD HUIUK CO.
Iff Ice or by letter. Tele. 20G North P ark Ave.
212
Magnolia
Ave.
I
mg.
JseoDUanancea are not
LARGE comfortable nicely furti j
o kiilii
or
p i u r n \ rioN
Phone 307
islioil front bed room to one per- i McCALL & FOX, Heal estate inll
n e e d C HIKOPKACU
t i i i ; s r \ i i: . »i
I ’ l.i d t i L \ T4> m i
adjustm ent
for ;>ur j son, $(i, two $7. tilS Oak Ave.
TIN:
HKHKLSAKTKH
N A M 111*
FOUDSON
vosIntents. Best buys are uniong LINCOLN - FORD
Efficient spins!
|s - Prompt
[ ) [ [ •» : n I » \
n m .i t i n <i s
qgjth
tiroblems.
Phone
482-JCor j
our listings. Phone 745.
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Service
Ti
l
Mt-ae*
t*‘
la
V
N
Slid
int incut. Dr. W. E. lac FOR RENT. Furnished ‘deeping !
Commercial & Palmetto. Pimne 331 L e v y . In* w i l e if i i l i o* ami u dead
room, d o s e to hath for one or J
rail, 1st N a t’l Bank Bldgl h*dr n ti k no w n i t e i i * d e \i ■**»** I»>m
8
,'l—
F
a
r
m
s
a
n
d
L
a
n
d
F
o
r
Hale
two gentlemen. 813 Mngolia Ave.
I p m m d I i l t ee- arid al l nt he I |i*-l
dee St a t Inns — K i
■oti ; lr.t\ i m 1 "I chtiniiiie, an> i ni e i
-H e lp W a n t e d — F e m a l
■ r 1 11r o 111•11 in nnd* i tlu-ni
l*‘- '*l»h
CELERY LAND
Hng.
FOR RENT. 2 liedrooms, adjoinDODGE HROTIIERS
\l A i t • tinmlo 3t ltd
20 acres celery hind adjoining
ing
bath,
is'lisonaiile,
garage.
(118
\ r r e i h .rnl ii, his w i f e I f a live, and il
TED. - Experienced wgilro*.
)DEL TRIM ( O
dead, t h e i r u n k n o w n In iis, d e v i s e e * ,
Elm. Plume 321 -IV.
’ ! my farm on l’ineway Drive. Con
Dealers
|piy
Hell Cafe.
l e g a t e e s or v u m c M ami ail o t h e r
sider as good as best in tile dis
the car, not the owner."
[lersoris l i a M n r o r elaiinkna ant In
'
” “
a
trict.
Can
be
easily
cleared
and
817 for esl.nimc t.
LARGE corn)oi table room, with
I erest
t h r o u g h oi
tiiidi-r
t h e m.
SELL GOOD USED CARS
L E S S envelopes at
W. RADFORD
J a n i e * L. M i t c h e l l and
porch and 2 l«‘ds, adjoining Itath is practically level. Will sell at
re time. Earn $35
MlteheJI. Ills w i f e , if a l i v e , anil If
a
bargain
if
you
act
quick.
II.
room. New house, nice neighbor
1925 -Dodge Coupe
il**ad, their u n k n o w n heir*, d e v i s e e * .
berience unnecessary.
Phone 48
IES
VULCANIZING
hood. Instantaneous hot water all M. Rumbley, Phone 190-.).
1921 -Dodge Special A Sedan IckitiPPH or Kiiintpi' H am) alt o t h e r
|
ii
advance.
Steady
3ELESS & WELSH
I
jiermuiH ti ti v 1n14 or cl a I m I n r any In
times.
Moderate.
Apply
E.
I
l
l
8th
1923—
Dodge
(
loupe
thing furnished. Crown
iercHt t l n o u y h or un de r t f i e m, .1 II
84
ouki ' h F o r Hale
Ee tn a t makes ft lends"
St. near Magnolia.
192.3— Dodge Touring
Ho s k l ns o i i , Hfinietline* k n o w n a* J.
Ireuu, 290 Caxton Bldj
l l e n l y l l o s k i ns o i i and
1923--Dodge Panel Truck
unk 111hmi I. his w i f e , i f a l i v e , ami
OAKDALE BUNGALOWS
.Inst'
IEACJI COUNTY — The
192(3- G raham 1 1-2 To Truck II
If
dead, t h e i r , uuk n o w n heirs, ile
finished,
easy
payments.
L.
ItlunJ,
i
}f stupendous develop- |
lelp— Male or F e m ie | ML-Koom.s for Housekeeping
vis*1*1*, I**r a t **»*s or g r a n t e e s and ail
next
to
spring,
I
miles
out
F
irst
St.
I
eat] t b o u t it in tiie Palm I
c11he? pi rsori* hs v l u d <»r elninitiiR
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
a n y I nter est tiirouMh o r u n d e r I he m;
st. Sample co|iy sent on , w
K ll\ P a i n t *t and 'Mice W
P a l me r ,
’ED. —Representative
TWO furnished bedroom i for light
HOME AND INVESTMENT
\
Ills wi f e ,
ami
a 11 4it lie i
jiiis*>n*
[ird and vicinity.
housekeeping. 110(3 \V First. St.
Bungalow, five rooms, double
known
"i
uni n o u n
having
oi
Kim Ave. and 13th Street.
c l a i m i nc h i d i nt ( Oe*i tn ami to the
garag e with furnished apartm ent,
wness Service Offered
proposition. Exclusive
In-reins
i
t
i-i
des'i'i
i
l
e
d
M
i
ml
*
FOii It ENT. 2 rooms furnished actually
rented
for $I31J per
Von *i11d eacli o f v o n a r e h e r e b y
Write District Maul
for light housekeeping, $15 per iinmth. Price $7.5(11). Hart Na-mi.
until I* »i lit it li i i * ».* a still to untel
PHONE 3
DRIKi S I O ft E Pre- i
Church and Main 1
mqjith.
i’lnme
821
.1,
or
inquire
i
he
t i t l e ami to l e n i o v e clinnls and
597 1st N a l’l Hunk Hldg. Plume 2 19.,
jh, Drugs, Soda. We are j,1(, Inndo.
l o c i ni J h m tire f e e s i m p l e t i t l e to lu
Dee's
Grocery,
Flora
Heights.
u* your plume.
lu t he couuj L i Ui u i L Seth \Piu>di uff.
NICE cottage in Rueim Vista with
to the
following
<1t**e r i lietl
real
Cull 103
10-jbo n c y t o L o a n
I 1FOR R E N T .— Furnished hedi 'mon
all improvements. Price $3,500 91— LukuI Notices.
i s t n l e Hit Hale. I viliK ami t o d n « in
S
e
m
i
n
ohP
o
l
l
n
tv.
PI
nr
id
a,
l
o
wi
t
I and kitchen. No children, t l u l with small cash payment and e a s y
I (fit
III nek d r «.t t> It Mi l . hell'H
Btovo'A Furniture Co. l o A —Money available nt f j- Elm Ave.
in e
terms. Inquire Room 1, Masonic j
Kurve\ «(f i lo L e v > 4I rani , a* pel
E. First Street
ct.3 Close in property. L
Hldg. Phone 72.
I in m i - : i i n n i t « m iiT u r t i i i :
t>lal I h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In Pl at llonk
ANOTH
R .ro (SO'W»t H;IT.\]' E£ X A M P L E
enrry u full line
I
Nl;\ l : \ T l l
.11 t i l l I I I .
CtlirlUT
’ i r , IHIKI' fd* nf till1 [iuliile r **c m d *
1( ! FOR RENT Two large rooms
Co tilth & Sons.
I o r T in : irr*TK o r
n .oitin i,
nf Or.iBK*1 P o m i t y . Pl.irifla, and as
ur« right. Cush or
JP T H E ivH O L tr F A M IL Y
\S
i for light housekeeping, water, jFIV E ItOOM honse. South Sanford, I IN \ N II r o l l SKVI I N’ l>l, K I ' O I Mimr |da[ I h e r e o f r e c o r d e d in P h i l
fe want your business.
5 2 - 1 s i n c s s E q u i p m e n t k lights, gas. 1UM French cor. 11th i $ 1000. Lights, water, sewage. | T \ . IN ( I I A X H I I V .
Itnnk I. naKo ft o f tin* i mhl h re.’
nt;
S
T
R
O
N G E R
G O t r S T O < A Y t N 6 fW E'LL
H I M . T O I I K M O V K ( I.OPII
urilrt ..r H e m i md e i ' oi i ti tv, P l nr i d a ;
Good term s if sold this wis-k.
: St.
I ' l l ONI T t T I . K T O K A M I
t j . Ki dher w i t h unit
half
of
t ho
, Concrete Co., general
THAN
Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co. Inc , 11V13I l S T 11KT3T I N VI-3STM U N T C O M(SooM Ha v e a h o m e
e.Oin
strefii ho r d e r l t i a
nn
tin*
sout h
vork, sidewalks, build- o f f ! furniture, good as fte FOR KENT.- Rooms for light Phone 735 Masonic Hldg.
C A N V, H
» » h h :i I l*m r x m l i m mi
side o f f i l e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d p r o p
le
cheap,
flat
top
i
l
U
fori
|irrigation boxes. J. R.
O F O U R OWM
1i l » r t Ii
L i uvh nf
tin*
SliUt*
of
er! \ as s h o w n by Halil plat
hniisi-keping. 1020 I. (uvei Ave.
chui r l able, filing cabinet. At
.*)
• P l o i l i hi ,
H Is o r d e r e d l lint you, ami each
Prop.
tionall reiving, typew riter, ■
o f y ou a p p e a r t o the s w o r n bill <*f
elt*. 1i John Iltidgens, C i ty B t 71— A p a rtm e n ts ami Flats
c o m p l ai nt f i l e d he r e i n on i h. 1 f l i nt
tY CLEANING
CO.
day o f N o v e m b e r A. I> 1
ih."
FOR SALK. -ll room house in | A t ’ A h l t i i U. ii ji I I v i *. ami if
LOOK PAPA*
,i,isa
j 11i h u n k n o w n In lin, t|tj v i nui 'N,
s a me beiiiM a Ha l e Ihiy o f i b i s H o n
ling. Repairing and gineei l)ffice, City Hull. !*■
Etlgewood,
three
bed
rooms,
711.
FOR
RENT,
I
romn
furnished
| ifc.H o r Kni i i turs. Otiul**M 1, A i m
o
r
a
b
l
e
1
kinI'l,
o
r
e
l
se
a
d**cree
p
r
o
Phone 4(35 for prompt
) I FOUNP/A
c o u f e s s o w i l l tie i‘ i i l e r e d a g a i n s t y ou
apartm ent. 1200 Magnolia. See 'garage, lot 50 x 173, eastern ex nlfl, If Jilivi*. ami If d «-;mt+ his uii
ft is f u r t h e r
ordtuei l
t ti it t
tills
posure, all modern convenientes | k n o w n In‘ Ii n , ilcvlnr*'N, U‘ Knt*,fN or
5 6 — 1L-l a n d F e e d
1 Curl or Hlanche Tukacti.
'NICKEL,ANP
H, .lattiuM I* Ar no l d, If nllvu,
indie*- lie puldlstied 111 ttie S a n f or d
and built in features, Price $7350. RiiinltM
ami if tltsid. his nn k i i i i wn l ol t N,
He r al d, o f San Total. Kturhtii, a n e w s
PS BARBER SHOP
00.
Terms.
I
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l
Vi
Hf
l
H,
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i
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l
t
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of
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p a p e r b a v i n s u**iie»al e i r e u l a t l o n In
GOING’T o
WOOL • ' o r stove, firepliue 1 .PARK APARTMENTS - F u rn is h
fagnolia Avenue.
i W l U l i i m K, Ar i ml i l , If n h v i 4. ami if
S e m i n o l e Count y, I ' l o r l d a, m m* cucli
ed corner Central St. and Park
furn L Leuvo orders nt 11
] Hi*mi. Ii Im u n k n o w n lift is, «l *■*v I n i o h ,
|sti barbers
Special ntw
e
e
k
f
or
f
o
u
r
rnnsecut
1
vp
we**ks
POT IT ’ IN MY
refrigeration,— -I room house, 1-3 mile outside city * Ivt Ui l vi ’H in ^ n t i i l v i K. Min v K.
WITNKSS
TIIK
1IANH
ANH
reti Indies and children. Mel lot fc Ave. F. H. Dyson. 1 Ave. - Electrical
limits of Sanford, eastern ex j A r i m Id.
Sl' ^AL o f V K Ibni u la*a. C l e r k o f I he
i-Murphv steel kitchen, etc. Phone
Il*
tin*
ift-f!■
mj
i
i
nt
s
A
C
"
Al
d
r
i
c
h
,
,
Ba n k t o Build
c
t
t
e
i
d
t
t
'
onr
t
o
f
Sei
ni
ri
ol
e
Cnprity.
posure, front
lan k porch, g a r
348-2. '
l vp. ami it dead, lii« u n k n o w n Pl ot Ida. at the Cour t Ho u s e in H a n
STEAM PRESSERY 58— 1
age, large garden, lot till x 200. I l1f11*Ial
I’M, tii* v iMin-.H,
in winn
f o r d In S e m i n o l e Co nn e r , F l o r i d a ,
Ing, pressing, tailoring.
house
Unfurnished $31800.00; furnished 1it-rH, {MiurlciHi I#, Ar no l d, if iillvi*,
Bmctto Avenue. Phone ONE ( and m attress, 3 string ’OK RENT E ice thret* room apart- $4000.00, exceptionally easy terms. i f dciiil, Ii Ih u n k n o w n indrw. i|rv|m*rand iIi<1.Io,;h the 1st d a y o f O c t o b e r A. [>
r-*—r r
merit
witli
privatr
hath.
Semil*K.Hut s or Ktanti ' f H, lium-H IV Ar i l
(SHAM
cltairtj ie rocker, 1 lied, sprit ole Hotel.
*dil,
if
al
i
v
e
,
uml
If
tleinl.
his
hi d
V
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Kt
nt
l
i
l
.
AHH,
nnd 2 ml ■esses, large tent, n n(
k n o w n heirs, i|i>viHtM*s, kuRiilcrs nr
( ' terk nf l Ik - ( ' In-nil f ’ niirl
vl
fERK.INS,— Haberdasher nil stovt! 19 Elm. Ave.
Kraniii' s, W i i l i m n
i:
Atnoltl,
If
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.,
nf Seriilm,l*. i'nurit v , KlurtOK
KENT.
Unfurnished
3
1
nllv#*
n*l if
thiol.
Ills
unknown
rters for C o 11 e g i u t e
till)
room apartm ent. Adults only.
I [lull's, df-vlsccs, |»‘« i i I *n*H or Kntli
|ly A M W.-ch-t,
110 F irst Street.
(j 1— M i a l l a n e o u s .
Tel 732. 311 F irst Nut. Rk. Hldg. I»n*H, M;ti >’ J*' Ar mi l i l
H i Park Ave. Phone 254-W.
[ (i-)iut y i-li-i'l.
Von ai i [ti ri hv iiiillfii d tltul Hi** DYKI'38 * F<».\.
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[SCO CAMERAS
SolicilMI'H
f o e t'((UiplMtuniil
SANFORD, FLA.
FOR CYi ’’,SS poles, pilling, mil IPARTMENT. 3! xo 4
rooms,
hy 111** coin|)hi Itianl in I 11#* uhovti,.ill
( ( i h d u l o . Flu.
INI) S U P P L IE S
wood, t] lly T. E.Meares, Osiet [space for car. 1009 Union Ave.
r i i l i l lt d ciMis*1 Is 1o ri-iHHVi" cloitil ; ) (I t 2
‘ ') I C-'J.'I :m,
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World’s Series Look Like
Draw Whe n Strength Of 2
Teams Is Put Into Figures
Pilot of American League Champions
4_ ®s
Three Inter-Sectional Grid Contests
Feature Dixie Conference Card Today R A JlS O F
JOI
[NIS TOi
ing sipiadrnn” in Atlanta.
The University of (leorgia,
i
• u ' iieni teams anil which won its fit at game from A m e r ^ B Y o u n g c u i
I ■ .ii,
. 1.1 g.>ni'*s feat ured tin* Mercer, met the University of Vir
^ nw c e s Signinj,* of]
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ginia at (hn riot U’Kville; M ary
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i,i diron program today .
Charles C.j
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i;*, Sotel> s' in th" cro.ts- land mid Smith Carolina came to
CHICAGO. Oct. 2.- </!')—Figur- total of 1023. 11is team matt
i v
i <n o , ,t:i c.i.e the Chicago- grips at Columbia; the Univer
|O R K , Oct. 2 —(A,
ed on paper, the world’* series j Hunnefichl, showed the wav m
■i lorwhi game, the first meeting he- sity of Tennessee entertained the
^rds, youngest „ f '
looks like a draw n fafit. The Y hh- jsacrifices.
.
i l\ een Du* two shoots, and the North Carolina grid sipiad for the
"Big Four" and |
kecs (co into the khiiic an a club hit- j Washington led in Huh hatting
lir.-t onslaught Klorida has made day mid Clrlosnn met Auburn oil
ed na tho corner.^
<
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ag"
and
ting ,28!>, while the <'animals have ,with a .2112 average,
i agapist a middle w j i t r r n foot tin* latter’s Iiooh* territory.
Ivia Cup hopes. hij|
a season's average of .280 to e x in team fielding witti a perceui
In ;ulditi"ij six eonfenneo a g
j
hall machine. S ta g g ’s team has
F 'o n n l, joining th*|
age
of
.',173.
George
Hide
led
the
hibit witli the National league flag.
i> 'ni conceded mur<* than an outsnle gregations iujd schidulial encminttp bunded by
^
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li
tl
till
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1
1
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Statistics nri fielding, on th- pitchers with a total
opponents
Alligator s | ers wilh
with ivuieonferenee
niuieotilerenee oppo
i * ImiKc against the Alligator'
ind sponsored by
off
it
other hands, arc decidedly in favor !lories for Cleveland, joinewhat
■com pa rut ivc*1> linttried team. Tu in prepiirininli for first, eiireuit
of the Hornsby crew. The C a r d - | set by 11 games lost.
I
] lane met. I I n i v i sity of Missouri games no* week, l.mtisiana State
departure from J
I.eading
iiitters
of
the
season;
mitts during the year made more
lonminim
of
the
Missouri
University
entertained
l.otii
'
at
the
dedirntion
announced las| ,
double plays, triple plays, put outs I Mnnush, Dertoit, ..180; Ruth, New
tool on
V’alli y eonii rem university's in w Instil ii t< * .irg in in I’oly took
given in Mile.
i York .372; FothcrgilL Detroit, ,30 1.
and
assists
than
the
1
anks
lull
stadium, an<l Washington and I.ee 1Inmpdeujf'ydnev. I’lte University
k‘.1
1
mn hoard th* 1
Heilmuim,
Detroit.
..Ki't;
Bums
were charged with fewer Iwdibles.
ra*ne lo gvi[i v.'illi t i c I aiivel’sitv of Mismsji'pi played the Univer
narked the compIftJ
Italic Ruth's .372 hitting is run <'lovcUml. .Hati; Gusliti, Washing
ol' West Virginia ni Morgantown. sity ef Ajfnnam at l*'nyeUeville.
national c|iinrtet attj
siriernhly belter than anything the ton, . >f):!; Collins, Chinigu, DC
The Mfcis'-itipi Aggies ettcoutl\ l.ihama. ! 32-ri i 11n I ejs' lice eliaiuPyle professiuttal
Calk,
(
'hicng'i,
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m
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K
Rice,
W
a
li
Cardinals can show, hut despite
1
tvd
fnnnsipjo
t'ollege,
Kentucky
no>n
p l a y e d t h e i r 11rst 1l' 2d eon ers a re Mile. I.erig^]
. Si mmons , I ' b i la T ' l
the Yankees’ heller slugging an -i i ngl uii ,
I i p ' li n - c.l MM1 I ei 1.1 oi Nn -itvi11 ■ lda > I M » y\ die, mi d N o r , h i ‘a r o
fourth run king uB
team seven SI. Louis players fin |,hia. ■'t.!!1; ( old), I let roll lilt;'
Si
a i: a t; i s t \ and* r Ia i t (I: "i gii Tech, jiim State op|io a I I ill-man.
und Mary K. f)J
ished the season with pcrrciiliige*
Hnzeu Criyler of Hie I’m a t1
hit Mi d l as t u i ►
1k lo I )g let hoi | in, wanee \et''rdny ik'lhateil the I'm
Americim chmn]n,,n
of .300 ami heyonil, ns i ninpal d walked off vnlh lw,> individual m
.1.
•i ........... . ’‘Truce <I* . i'll.
varsity o Texas m an mteisei I 1 B id two nltenmtive
witli six (if their senes nppon-uts. ' unis making mute runs than atr.
t ireiii'.i M' lit irv 1a.d 111.1••
tioiial eojt'at.
d a r e d in exidamitini),
Pitchers' records for the year other player 112 and lending wi«ii
‘E ither "l had t,, ,™*^
YORK, Oct. 2— |/P) — Fan* are so varied in every res pert that | 33 stolen hast*!, !!'■ stinted liuiiuiuni*
and make a lie
there
is
little
chance
fur
compari
;
with
Thevenow,
of
the
('around
Were out early for the opening of
u> and child or scire |
the world’a .eerlo* today. In fact son. but survey of the flinging per- I in playing in all games on their
ity tit tu rn profreM^
Although
■ome of them were up all nigh*. formnntes for the two clubs leaves Jr0speelive schedule.*:.
ed
tho la tte r Iuq^ i
little
basis
for
c
hoice.
'
idle
at
tin*
null
of
the
season.
Kress
A j IIm , ,i t e r t l n i r a t io o’clo.k
The unofficial final figures re ler, of I'iiniimuti, had the h**st
gave me n chance
laat Ttltffit wa» growing steadily
nateiy hy my tennis i
thin morning before the entrance leased todny show the U>2(i majors tin" average .357. Brown, of
entipre f am comimd|
Of the Yankee atadium where the records in all departments gener Ion. led the league with 202 Ini' .
i n i v K R s n v «nl-’l.OK ID \. off all-fmthern tomm-s this year.
ssilinal tennis lias a
first two games of llm aeries ally outranked bv those of the Hack Wilson of the Ciihs wn Dm
a 'I* \ life
< I.
|
■I’i »'•, D He mad' 1 fin" !.owing in ‘ (.ring
homo run leader with 21 Bottom
e and th at it* influenwi
will he played. They .sought n part year before.
■h* in
: gill in*; (
,'f*iI I ' ill’lllg ml I lie I,*H |>\ .*"! i' e Hi.;
I':
One new all-time mark was vd, lev, of St 1.uni*). led in doll! !'■
will in* for the tieOf trie 38,0p0 grand stand and
. el')' I'few W'll o
leeojd
ii.
eli.d
il
ili|i
iia*
been
e
\
hard* is the first „f
bleacher Qckcta made a vail aide however, in the til doubles collect- with 21) and Waiiei's 22 triple- foi
h
I
”
i
client,
Il
tie
v
.o
’ihahle
to
come
Hil
Ruth fell 12 short of his wan Ill's t he I’irates led the i n cult, i 1nit
■4
male s ta rs to tut a pr#.i
to cuttomera over the counter.
op t'.ll ii II
gild,
U It llill l ' I line Illll it.
ed by cGorgc Burns of Cleveland, lot ol Hie I'ards, wa i rediled with
ay not lie the last. While!
I
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in-,t.,
I h" . i "...
.
Twenty five thou/inml reserved reeor din homers hut carried oil t In* most sai l ifi* es, 37.
\I dfll'.iut we I he gr *"il es l liu**
ing I'm i her nnnmiiH'emfi
11 tickets, were snapped up in record two American league records in
Ig *' .1011 I;]I 111,'11'I: ni' * old
plitnge rim Ittaoci eitil p.lim Itnil
(’mcimi.'iti was pa c.:d. 'i in
plans, Pyle said lie mq*
tim e on the mall order basin, with addition to having the most circuit
' 1I i h" I eu
ef
- | J II Inrlll
i
ever
kn
*i.
several others of th,- top!
an overeptiscriptloii of IMHO when driven of the season The Yuiitu— Ineam hitting, with a year’s nvet
ml h' n i i i
'■•III f*
Witsh ’u* a b ence
o f I he
I wo
is trmip
Little ltd! M j
club attaches suspended the count. nlpggers stick work In ought him ago of .2111), while the t'uhs were
0, i balls l i o n I lliio,
Bl i: *id i.11:g h
" a c e s , ” imcii Nctu m g w a s p. ssi
on* t ’liliforniu veteran
Somq of these t^tkots fell into the tho most runs, l.’it* and the most Iwst defensively, wnli .. Iteldmg
a III" i.;,di
mu
vv In ’ m
i he
mist if i‘i‘ tile
outlook
fo r the
'stood to have been np|wj
' hands o f speculators and high total bases 3)15. Incidentally he nen ei^agi* of .'.'73
id an ol 11■ had lm It Ins act i
! I niverT y eleven i Ins tci iso ii .
price! were asked. A battle of wound up the year with each hii
Pyle hut to linve tun
Rtiem; of the <'.irJin.d*, lopped
. I. b e i n g tin* mI v pa m r of
i fK*"**s oj the l a o tip' ibs or
soutb0 s wSW gn scheduled for the counting for a slight fraction tin the winning pits hers with a string
f e a r to the promoter') j
a t lie . o ' ire s pi.id.
iyfc opening 4hi*h.
of 2 t, being credited with seven do
extent." ree* mo far.
i"'* r
o f th i'
(1,tint-:
had 1inadHirto a great
der two bases.
tig Bill Tilrien also has
M ntuucv -Hornsby jPicked Hhcri d th a t !!i u m b iu ig li would marlfti'he mentor.
Mnnush, of Dertoil was the lead feats.
professional jirosjiei't!
del, and Manager Huggins a n ing hitter with the high year's
Leading hitlers among National
m o D i l i heil p la y e r mi the
Ifkatif pci formed for the
Miller Huggins, who ibis year gave I he New York Yankees their
nounced that Pennock wouhl loss. overage of .380. (ielirig of Ilie regulars; Bresslet, I'm inruiti .337,
and his a d in u ra had g re a t
Turing the seasons of I'.i2.7- le, hut it is generally unite
No dism ay wjga caused among the Yankees led in triples, with 18. Christensen. Cincinnati, .333; Hur- third league pennant, since he bee line mauagi r, will strive again to
I ceil, ;• [ tie ( duo lad e a t !"/
ll as out of school last year, it the six time chnm|ijoi,|
'( of fens! .forces by tho news th at Bibb Folk of ('Im ago was the only j gilive, Cincinnati. .333; Karl Smith, capture tin* world title. Huge ills lias a trong ball i lull and although
‘hied his title to K, nc
southpaws would hurl. A total of pl«y«*r in the league in every game | Pittsburgh, .’Mb; Williams, Phil I most of fandom's sentiment is in lavni of his opponents, nevertheless
is year, iircfoiH to pursue
l.I _ Iteam
i ’s, schedule.
,.L>wJ.>l..
I)
Ion ..f
’111- W
firij>i* I'lH
ulmi'irli
adclphin, .311;
Waiter.
I’lttsluirgli,
fire l eft handed batsmen may he of Ids
reer
Itofore
giving
Rico
of I ■•.tiiliiliin
V counted amlong tho regulars of the Kenatora, led in total hits with .33li; Stephenson, Chicago, 33l>; the Yankees will he pt the light to the very last.
ought to the advantages nf|
the t*o teams.
till. 30 Johnny Mostill of the Brown, lioston 331 ; Leach, Phil
g pro.
and Comb* stand White fjox led in bjjse stealing with adi'lphia, ..72b;: ,1ml.son,
New
The uciiuisition of four int^
s vk ' « Whoh 'thry go to .11, nine below his li'ligne leading York. .328.
ionnll.v known players, hit
b a t f o r the Yankees and boulhus assured Pyle of on all-sk
worth and Boltomley bat from the
or the opening of his transd
ltdo fo r the Cardinals.
cnlul tour a t Madison
3T. n i l " , it, t, 2 . i/J’i s iurden October !t and 10,
ri$ National League entry does
,ck support, in spite of Die
ogis as in- ■I'C won a lien I; an |
renting a shake up in the
i b t t t y first two games are
[■du ll < !uii n tin !l Mnimdsnudi itheum National or the A:mr Minis outlook.
■^T'on’ • allrti ferritory. Many
Ami Impressive livennls arv ) dm*
Pyle ns wall a s the player
Louis enthusiasts could not
i n nmt
IOKI lecenl opportunity vw invo attached thomacirpy
Th
I'd
ii
nd
in
Hnth
Camps;
I , Wftlttuntll
w ail (Until the
too teams rear bed tho
in,lb
,11) vv)u"i
wh
Hu- Browns, tmttin banner, believe t h a t pro
(them and I’enmtek are Aces luirji
I'. Mound Clty Tuosday, and so moved
irji :md
mid I vlditi .unici'Idy we will take a perm anent place I
Del.
2 ( d ’l The
ST. I ,DU IS. Del
2, |7P) The | C M IC A U O .
the 0F*,to New York to fro among
ui
nit up
the Ynnkces in
spurts spotlight, uLong witti
NKW YORK. Oct,
I i,|*i
sCnHmi’ntrtl vote Cardinal , whose* rosier of 31 play i midwest, p l u n g i d in to the I'.ijii in
hot,
■ 000 present. The sen
NKW YORK, Met. I (/ID
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fessionnl golf, football,
! l e i ’i'o lle gi.ite fo o llm ll <asnli today, I la
iiadows o i|o ■.it)’! . at the ( in
Was being cast id most solidly for els cost only IfJlUKUt, are a voting
I hel V VVIil he In, ad va d age Ol I l i f t ft kSi*1 I o n .. remaining
and boxing. The proniuirr'*
{ w i t h a h a n d fu l o f in te r -.eetiun.il Yanlu e -tadmm an III,. 1., to ol
the Visitors.
crew. The average age of Man D'otitesls a p rin k le d aium ig i '.io j *:
t'dmher ; w hen S I, I .oil - ind N"W m 'M)' |>! :i e i>v only a haif ga
have progressed so fur that I
ti r problems h> th.' ( nnltnnl log
S t/ Lduis has had no pennant for
) *n I. lOl 'Io rs ate , mint. d in I bo III fo
! hau a hundred games.
ager
Rogers
Honishy'.-;
slugger,;
i
,
hold an open tennis champw
gers as they watch the ds/.v cmv.
88 y # r o while a ,few years ago the 27 year:..
woi.l . cries, t'iai Ii club has nine
in Jnm m ry or February, eitl
|
11 was g c '-u iv a y day fo r both of lleth I’ennock, l rh.oi Sinn I-r r'
h ar d u ials In lo r e Miis seas
Yanlwes for n lime threatened a
III "'"Id ion. St. ! .out lm - a total , ,
New York o r L ob Aagcleitj
The average age of the mil field [w e s te r n conference and Misssnuri sharp lO'eiiking spittcr and tls* h o . at \i|lli die t .
a f 11 t d iv is ion (enin, h
mon®oly on American league
I of H'. Ind an iiin in ,I ifantl w iilj,
prir.e money aggregating
ed *o wa ll. B e g i n n i n g v
championships. Speculation wan ers is a few months le.-'i. than 2d; ] V a lle y learns None o f tl>i game ; spei d of Waite lloyt, mine mil:;
The 7 a i d '■(*■: g a t h e r e # at lie*
P’ev, nl
lohio-oil's part n ipation | b ee,nils s h o w that the
as an attra ctio n . Ainateur|
|arg«fy « t even money, hut some that of tin* e.itvher:. 28, and lie* 'h a il b e a tin g on the ti t l e raeoa. I n ing at them.
h 'd ii im hot ill, w- rl not coiisi leil
Pilehei
vv itb miprosnvo r e c o r d s ]
will lu invited to compete
terest i entered in the K lo lid tl t ' l l i
hove
finished
th ird;
Tin* \a n k ee ; play, d I lie Blown
Oddi "of six to five were reported tittehers less t huii 28.
hi, : Iv ol I t abe Rplt i s r o u g h a n d
if
^
do in open golf tournament
; eago game at S tn g g Field, ami the all season iit Sport1man - Park h i n d d e m a t c h v ith a d o g l l a c r v a n I " O l d III each , un|>.
fourth, t h r . e tunc
on the Yankees to win the first
I'l
Kleven of the >i|lind lire play . T u ln n e -M is s jo u r j t i l t at C o lu in h iu . where the St. l.nui gain. of the l l e d m a r i i i g«v>* h im . All a t t e m p t s
II, tii I’eooock. o .",n* Yankees jf [(Mix's; s:\th. seven til
reiving medals for their
gam! and the same price on idti
ing Uieir first full season in a ! Purdue, o f all the b ig ten te a m -, world's series will tab • ,d;o-e. and it p r n d i e . - v e r e p,p ,.ff by t he ha ' vv ,0 l he most enoi, , 21. Flint I
mate victory in the series.
li. Five H iij.-s ;
eighth ,
x effo rts w hile.the prise niutuf
to the professionals.
mo behind I’eimoi'k, hovv
Managers Huggins and Horns major league, anil only seven of ■ a id in ' sought b a tlli* la*yond the j are thoroughly a, quaint ed with it
llinl I), oi;c:' ;t, nt h,o!lc(*;i
di , n ! s a n d eold.
With Richards out of th(|
1' v'* h* 1 1 1 gam, ,s ami h a s a ] I three Dine-;- ninth, o
by publicly declared their firm the crew have been with the Card borders o f the middle west, j o u r - j geography and geology
I >o '! 1 ;,'■!' '0 je, n i l ' l l ! lie |-' gul a r * < '•
p,*ri"Oirii'c ni .030
Rhein, with 9i o n e ; **1,event li, th ree li
tour field, Am erica’s hop
faiths In their players before the inals over a span of years, The n e y in g to A n n a p o lis to meet the : Both tennis -pent a h y in g day I" Dtle d o . p e
Ik.l.e liil th i ■ eon
Sherdel, ; N avy.
keeping the Davis Cup next
w o l f 11,, t ,yj(
openftjfc’ garni*. At the same time latter an* Hornsby,
yesterday ontei taijmiL' th-an e|v,
Md' Old Unit the aid'd,' lm t line’ll aeven d font; is r ,tcd .’Ml. Cr.r
a g a in s t thu challenge of Fh
each .disclaimed any thought of Haines, Blades, Boltomley, Both
t ■ her]. Me
1.(mis was mil represent
' i . o m , , i i tl h' . ' i ' . h . ' ill hidden land id'.ivton, w ill six victories
( ’mich hom B e h rin g b ro u g h t 28 | and att' inpting
young s tars seems fu rther die
hold! U[ His opponent lightly. In- oron and Toporcer, while tin* elev I ’(ia to r s H u m w h ich to select a minds from the championship i y
i dec iaim ! aialog*
' m 1878 to tK81,
ill not in- ■' O'l ...........,'t e.,1 , | e ;l 0 I,. ,| cll dis nf
tore* . ,wn* added to the manager en who are playing their initial ’ couibieut inti to oppose Chicago les a s the weatluo I»a I ■> t t h e n '
,' t I ' ores V, ith.837.
r . I ■i Wit U to C M
I S!M , inclmsi ve
l h " livn r e a l
lal e (nation by the fact that full-year swing in tin* big time I w ith tin* outemne o f m in o r in te r- t ruin I lie Iia II park I"ii >■;. Imp, ,I
1 ' of tills il i ■ not I imne hi
, 11:111* le • i d I he
' " " f t d u r i n g th
qmei -q l i e m i v
Horn (by an a Cardinal recruit "ireuit are Pilchers Reinhart, Her i est us g iv in g f i r s t iiu h cn tio n o f to hu aide to praetten t . a,\ ,
' ■'i '" ." )I, ) , 11k ■,■ e a t e h e r . w h o I
;r.t"ii will : tail ii ; 11,0 Iil.S'.L! to I8;,k when the li,
learn id his first major league les man Hell, Hulluhan and Clough; | vv ha* llm year hold: fo r A. A.
The ( at diltals vo h .| , ;ll |, ,,f 11,
V' Iimpoaed of Iw'tdve , !i(], ,
i i ok, n a n u . i lid lla', B l a d e , j
sons jndor Huggins, then manager Catcher* Vick mid Warwick, ami | Hi-agg. The Maroons, w it h si ; eligible plnvei's a full h ire io the
I ' I n o , 1 o u t fieldl i . win. injured
i ' J 1Hi* 1inie, til" Birds did m
admg
pitcher
of
tin*
C
>rda
Fielders Umilhil, Holm, llnfey, , le t t e r men as a team neiiclns, are series earnings. Half shat, ; wire
Of S , Louis.
1 oik lo a moot I, ago, hav e no
of gam e, won and Imt^ Jihigher than niutli and
Tv 0 s ta r players are to ho spec Tln^vunow and Flowers.
:o|.e , lakiti". part in i to- serie
limes; ty
the m ost i n t r i g u i n g ip ic^tu m m u r k awarded Kirby Samuel,, the St
Huinmq
w Ilom* Id victocicl ■md 11, three
tator i, Bpnnle Hengough, New
Clough Lips the age beam tin* in (he conference race.
Louis trainer, and flnicoec I.toy I
\M box scuts for the New York
I lour di'fej't.-;, eiditles him l ; to il II. once, and ninth
i r York; catcher, is definitely out of lightest with 211 yearn, while (in.vseen liny of (hi* club Tim play
fu'n, have been <*!d. There an- lo a pm cmitag,, of, 7(13. Haim*!, i 1.123 St. Louisans gutli
The tw o tim e M is s o u ri V a lle y
pat ion with a broken arm, or Cluvalnnd Alexander, 311-year
HONCi KONG, Oct.. 2el's tool; up a collection lo loin.*' '•II ■dent v ol n i rved
eat-T (n" l"*ar.' oilier h u m s imiilioned ■e more hope when III
cham
pions
e
n
c
o
u
n
te
iid
in
T
iila
n
c
,
strained knee limits Ray old campaigner of many major
Waves thrown more than U
their , lull home h<>\ here fiom Bh " *■ i mil .'"'I ; cncrnl iolmi- l i ed f „ r
thud
pin,
i
moio
fn
ipmnllv
than
hm
in
disa
team
h
u
ll!
around
a
sl/.culdc
fa s t Cardinal outfielder, to Itjttjiue seasons and n Cardinal a,.
above the normal high watrt|
!
I,mii , tor I he
nn r •, of ill,
i*" wall b ■ dd at 111, park t n mo oI lartm g pil !,m
" I !xbiirgh.
pinch hitting, If that. The honor ‘lUlsition from the Chicago Cub... cn ri yo ve r o f m a te ria l Ir o m the clavs u
with » force th a t iwistc'l
a.
M
i
dtv
ol
llm
''ame.
, 11........ R* mliai't, w ho w ill most
of bring tha i l n i t fan a t the gates ill the oldest. Clough has not v a rs ity which was sicoud m sm ilh jil> and washed away copinaj
, >'! 1 III.I ...... dm loft handl'd slmtrt
ern
conference
s
ta
in
in
g
lust
fa
ll
was won b\r A*Hkrt Aitken, a 28 pitched a full inning this season on
a t the sum m it of* the ligh
s
at
llm
t
an!
<
•,•■
O kla h o m a A. & M., was at A nn
m a gaum or mofo.’
year bid *tMM,hrind who procured Account of his inexperience.
dO miles south of Hong Kol
ha- v...ii I n n s
H u ih o r to give a f i r s t fa ll lest lo
t ’le mimlmr
v.., a wfoden b a r »and settled himdenied the fury with whiq
i! :min
J14> t . the figures being IQ
F
ie
ld
in
g
Y
o
s
t’s
Itt’
J
li
version
ol
’ aalf, Jfleep) In
in an
xi overcoat, in his
element slnshed China’s suutl
I and live.
the tu g ten ch a m p io n s o f la st year.
‘hUROTON. Mass., Oct. 2_, I—A lust Monday.
“ pU cifat the
a t 10 p. m.
ha forefront
(one
I Waller Rent her, during his li*rArr *1,,(* buttle in which
t ween
As the work of scarcbifl
’■I ■e cvi e e witli Wndiington uM
^(l<i shots from ri s un,l survivors of th typhoon
N"W York turned in 11 vu t n r ® s‘,lls were believed to hu ■ been eurlv reports indicntftll'im
( lei;
NEW
rYork,
Mvv, .....
■iiilo being charged wit I eifiSi,<;<! bcoke a meeting of! eve nil taken a toll of nativCnifc
dart at I : :it )>. m e
ltd, Is iiir limited ui
, '("teat...
f ' iDun fihucku', I'<>irrifc/1l,,,l r,',i i n e m h e r s o f t h e
aodard l line
ATLANTA, Oct. *2- (/ID— Ait
in
Klux us high as 2,01)0 continues,!
■tai ,,| Die .
I.o,ds Browns w f r !1" 1 he n eurlv today.
city hcIiiioIh in Atlanta will h(*
favor ui the Y a n k ■
ing stories of the strength f
The
Iia
I'll
died
against
l
tie
(
’anii
It Iansm^ri, vvhci
clusvd Monday .... ruing uiiIchs
tie ns- gr**at storm are brought U>I
: si rest I it m au?i"ti,i
NKW
YORK,
Oct.
2
t/Ti
-T
h
u'hh sun ■ tn city serie* gam
Tha Wholenulo Tire & Buttery ■licit a a is devised today In meet a
in a liehj, w n ir liven to
E ight lenses n half
Supply Co., ooenwWor business to- Nttlnry pity roll of approximately eastern fiuitbuli season is m f u . l|'o”f^ " ,H‘ vvagci ,,f $l2,uiiii
h-1 " "!' I l games while |. nng ytver of their automuhih Ivvlieii a were broken hy the waves!
—
aarty
•estiuiulwl
at
. (lay 41 401) West First Street in the $200,000 due 1,200 pubic school swing today with the Big Three,'i Hint New Y,,ik tat." ike
U i Ilit- Sherdel counted or
Men )y ion were sent crashed cntiretfl
n recently vacated by the touchers, according lot A. J. Ornio Army anil Navy, getting into ac | and otie nf $l,l)i)n «gain*.i
perform mighty deeds for H m * V*™ "I* H,1(l r'l'*me:l fii
am th'e the top Of the Hghthnnsr |
:,'*12.PIM
■ T. Fuller Motor Co., J. B. -chairman of tho vity council fi tion for the first time this year.
b.v's eivw. ha« emnpileds a r S |i t l?n , , r ‘'l‘s
filled ■rosts a towers 141) feet above thi
Mill.'
The service'elevens piny inter-»ec- 'th at the Yankees take four g a m e s
manager.
Dc< 2 (f i —A hm .1. "1 13 won and J2 last.
nance committee.
' g , ' l^ |lwll-V'
w ater level.
in ii row. Prices of I I to I <!mt
will retail a t wholesale
•m. I.re at Britain's ("aiiiiig Stiawksy vvtio (ms ,'arued h ieT ifi U>
If closed, the achnul* wouhl not I tional guinea. A husky mid,liu
1rees emny Red the
From Macnn, a Portugue
price!, ' Mr. Ray said today in «x- reopen until Jan. 1, 1027, when ap eleven, endowed with plenty of fine St. Louis does not win ! ml I I rulgli!
.’.'lance a . lator, arrived here undersliii t
into four (ircTlo, a,,SnK‘" tl) dcive thr. h fields tlem ent come reports .of
g the pang* of the company, propriations to nyjet the rost of niuteViul, meets Purdue; the Army 1 , three to on,* 1liqf ,
iiiplel
mg
lii sensational world's seri.-s, is above thu'f i€'° W ln ,lu' mdway. I. nl police loss of lives a t sea. A jutik^
i II ds (le
ill h»ve one of the largest school maintenance are avuilnhle. (days Detroit.
■•••le 1ligh! to Au iralia and marl, with eight jatnes oiltf.l ,umi,,u,»‘,l the ataU |
but n > heavy cargo nnd a pussM*
win
tin*
first
tv.
g
a
m
e
hav,
Harvard, taking a new lease of " " l
d tire and battery service
right side ,,f the ledger ami
c-nsu«lti«s vver, noted. |j ground of seventy including a brio
Tho (inly course left to meet tin*
ft! In Central Florida. The financial cris’s, thu 'finance com- life under the tutelage of Arnold he»*n offered.
was littered with gla*
<1 ink.
I’U'Ui* i am,* to rest in water t!
mu iirok- ty arrived o ff Lnnna Sun
will Include tin* service, mltco believes, is for indivduals Horwoun, picked u hard fig|it for
Babe Ruth lias an indent me,ire,
en windshield'.
’■
Parliament
buildings
at
K
ilo
formur
late to nans the Chinese
Cub,
a
first
iiHstgrimeht
Id
Tittle
C
repair work.
liunrvn, , in the great Diuv
to loan tho city sufficient money
t,v
. i". while hug<* crowds, ];tl
while losing: eight
customs. The c r a f t .found®
tha highest (piality tires, to pay the salarius due. Sixty coached hy Bo McMillan.
j mg Mi" banks of Um m ■r fo r a ,' ...........
Louis, ***•'■
and Waite lloyt,
only fifteen were naved.’
Princeton, eiiampion of the Big iH arrv Hei l man; , Detroit outfield
ttarie* and acc<usorioB*will
school children will be
The dog almost e,]iia| in siv- , great di> lain ;*, gave tie f l i e r a i f|f three world
em inent
en t rescue
rescue tu
tukk K-au*
Kau
•cries,
P J .. . r •,r fm
,
urnm
lad. A. full line of Fire- thousand
Throe,
faco*
another
tltlo
hoklor
■
^'r
affected if the closing is carried
r
i
v
e
Liive
(i to d a y loft Hung Kong tp cruUc
in Amhorkt, lord of tne L i t tl e 1- 1 the Babe, titances around th, i trenieiidous ovation, No airplane j arid Inst 13.
rta will be carried and alse out.
coy age tiiuee the lute Captain Sir
Cro . ■r . Cleveland
- —— J
rndious of 15'0 miles in 5
flltard at or ago battery line,
Three. Yulo meets a well-coached [ field with him m wutK.mu.
All
survivors from wrecked j*
ill hava b a tt«rlM
t n ' ..........."
te a m — Boston UtifveTidtiiV
O ther
R u t h ’s in ju re d a nkle . ’“ f . r s O' -bdin Aleuek und L i eu te na nt Brown *"dy ( in iinal jiitclv r to (mt )
to fit every
i
,.,RI1
!
'
V
t-Rt'RT,
La
,
0,
t.
2.—(/P)
British
arm--y flevv
h i g h li g h ts o f th e day are P U t s - , a tr n n g ns e ver end his lmi|) lie - •'f
im«nt and will use both the
,, . .the
.
. . .
---tfi'm UlaJur .ire m u worlds serl
At least live lei'i.ms were
New ri'imdland am u.s the Atlantic i[aa N^asiui'a
.season's rprord
record <
„t>( |g Kn,
and forty eight Hpur chargb u rg h versus U e n rg c tn w n ; W e st I **ll,K'* Denny Hengough, h i* b n ,k
Rnrned to death e a r fv today when
Linton, Ireland, ijlf 1!)!!•, jutd am
.................
■ -■-io b)l1
I 10 Itijdit- hilt
iip«.
V ir g in ia versus W a s h in g to n n i l , ! 1' 1' •‘ e*1' hi u s lin g , has been in th,
lire dcstrortf! the Sibley Hotel
Lee; .W a sh in g to n and J e ffe rn o n [ stnmla w r t a h i n g th e p n u i i c e ap.i urom , ,i | id,hr interest equal' to work was in tlie uniform.
«Kpact with Air lo>v price*
nnd
an enflfo block a t Sibley, 30
NEW YORK, Oct. 2—(^p) —Tiger
t 'itlis.
thousand* of dollar* In
Bucknei!, and Dartmoutn acting philsophic over tin predicn that of Cnhhiim'ti*•*1
mik-s ?natj>pf here. P r a t t Ward
The 1
lower*, world** mlddluwelght versus Hobart,
lu|> o f ’hjg Might >t«rl - uity th a t now go .out £l°wcr*.
nient that placeA him on tin* *idi
Muichew, TWction foreman, hi*
' mi J.inw who lut* hud,
By Tho Associated
hu* been signed for u
lincH.
l,I f i mu Kutmuvillo, near P ans, at
iranteee and for tlrwT chaRiplon,
"
wife Mrs,' Mi ache w, proprietor of
»
‘i!>
"*
world*
series
wot
TAMPA,
Fla.—A rm ani
°Y I ' lie
old reclaimed rubber. bout with Ma*ey liosenblnom of
at*" Sherdell, so duhhed h\ IUI3 a. in. Aftur crossing ilm comfiiete the,Cardinal at
riu hotel^thcir
two1 sons,
A rthur, holds, Belgian light-welflhlA
’
‘“j
'
f
™
si
in-,
Arthur,
'tft-eelUMnrico and not New York at catch weight* in
sporting writers, i8 five feet lii channel and passing over ltoehe*
U>. nnd Prat'
i . attn " 1U’<! J r -- 12, and I cd Jim m y Cashui,. St. P*i
i wo 7 ankee pitchers!
If It does not give »erv- Boston, Oct. 12. Negotiations aim,
inche* in hoight and weigh* DIB. ter, '* hen Ije started on Juriv :i(),
their nephew
of' Cas.
tiew Ben O'Gmy,
O'Grav. of
Uiir. 1roumlB.
'/
J 'tl
m
ier
.37J,
Myler
ThoJ
are
expected
to
hu
eloB
ed
*horlly
i)l make the rubber tiro
The Cardinal* smithuaw aei* think-1 Die lliir took a course over the
tor
are
known
dead
Young
Manue,
Tan)Fi
U
'"
nnd
tost
six,
ni
.1
Wa
'irestone upm dipped Tor him to meet the welter-weight
the fact that he is alight Iv how 11'.mo's at tiravcH' iul "und W
''•; tit up
Three other pprsm a are believed weight (uiocked out 1Dativtfj
Tin* Fashion, a dry goods and logged may account for deception (he river to Hnntntersmith before defeats.
/ carried In
large champion, Fete Lutzu in a 12-round
he fori
ta
have beer burned to death.' A tes, Hnvanh, TA m'.
no dcclsln match at Newark, N. J., men and women’s wearing «P*|a* toy his size.
turning hack io luml u t West mins
U.
und his wife and baby wore
imrel
store,
opened
today
a
t
S»n
HudSeymo
’’ 1 'I *'»» ......—
" | , Ui lando—\yurk pro]
roRT<
Oct. 21, ,. In which Flowora Coulu
Thant are -iO.OQO requests for ter.
^
™
lr*ain
G
U
e ;ttbye, ‘
coming
j
oir'conRtrrdcttbn
I
JV.*
*
.
■"*
^"unvrucviOn
o
t
Comii. loaf hi* title only on a foul or ford Avenue and Fourth S t r e e t , , * ^
, reserved seats, WiUi eapac.ykksbiim . Mi
about 9 [weight, 10 rod
(•oorgo Welnateln, proprietor of the I Ity)
( idiseum on N orth O rai
cannlhtr b r a JtnockouL
»e» almost a certainty both
Winter Haven— Pinna Ulider way ] ue.
‘
...
V aKt
an Ifo to the ho<jmu Shop,. Jar
owner,
1
#
Tr 5'R).()0<) new munidpet'pjler and
-.A MM* contest between Flower*
Jet atid regjatph
« new bt
oy have not wauk
ng
pc^upledbjf
4
'7
fori:
been w c^ftt(ta,/or.
coi
tP^rffK fle
Rpy
-displ
f*m
cU
Ckt
Mai:
w.'-r*
ii
I
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Associated Press)
j>; i■r
oetinlinl
font hull
*"■New York Fans Begin
Line Early
Night; Record
Cfowd Is Expected
Sherdel, Pennock
Mound Selections
i Sentimental Vote Has
■Been Cast Solidly
,P$r Hornsby’s Club
Loss Of Brumbaugh AndMiddlekaiiff
Is Sever Blow To ‘Fifhtin^ Gators’
V
H S
J
'
Cardinal Crew Of iChicago Eleven Is
39 cost Its Owner T o Meet Florida
About 39 Thousand T h i s Afternoon
ShadowsOf Stands Likely
To OfferProblemsToCard
Sluggers In Yanks’ Park
HURLING STAFFS P ^ a n t Has Never;
Anv
OF 2 TEAMS ARE FtotedOfOver
St. Louis
ABOUT THE SAME
Two Thousand
Be Death Toll
Chinese Hurrici
m
Atlanta Schools to
Close Unless Money M__ r ------- c
Tiijfe and Battery Firm Is Funds Arc Secured ^, " " r°f- “ 'a ! *
___
Three Let in Action
Opine for Business in
In Today's Contests
Fiufct Street Quarters
itched Battle Fn
nf'Ku Klux Klan |e e t
Odds Quoted At Six To Five In Favor
Of Yankees Capturing The Big Series
Ujii^lrsli Flier is ISack
From Trip of 28,000
Miles To Australia
T
Hotel Fire Ciai
m
Tiger Flowers Will
Meet Gotham Fighter
Fight Real
Dry Goods Store
Opens for Business
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19— Building Contractors.
DailV Herald
AD. BATES
[Chah In Advance
Ida, Will be received
and collector sent
for p a y m e n t .
10c a line
... Be a line
__
.... 7c a Una
ates on request.
rates are for
Insertions.
I of average length
a line.
charge of 30c for
Using Is restricted
aslucatlon.
Is made The Sanwill be responsible
Incorrect insertion,
r for subsequent
office should be
mediately in case of
66—Wanted— to Buy.
77—Houses for Rent.
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile FLORIDA- ORLANDO^ Orlando FOR R EN T.— Furnished b u n g a L. A. R EN A U D wishes to announce
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
Morning Sentinel; largest classi
th a t he is back at his old stand at
low. 4 rooms, bath and gurage.
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Ei> fied business, rate lc a word, min Phone 371-W.
820 W. F ir s t St., doing Garage
ttmates free. Satisfaction guaran imum 24c cash with order.
.1 and Auto Electric Repairs, and
teed. Oak Ave.A 3rd St. Phone l i t .
FOR R EN T.— 0 room unfurnished will give the same nigh grade
houso on Mellonville Ave. 3 bed service ns in the past and run
CLARENCE SMITH
rooms, garag e, $65 per month. under the same name of S A N
W
A
NTED
TO
BUY
General Contractor
Dean-Ilerg Corporation, 515 1st FORD BATTERY SERV IC E CO.
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
000 West First Street
Nat.
Hank llidg. Phone 713.
AT HERALD O F F IC E
at Phone 441
NASH
FOUR ROOM cottage, $30. per ioadn the world in motor enr value.
JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of
month for winter. Screen porch,
SMITH MOTORS CO
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. 67— Rooms With Hoard.
: lights, water, inquire Giudervillc
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
; Cash Grocery
Avenue and Third S treet Tele
i------ -— ._____ .____________________________ AUTOMOBILE DEA L ERS— If you
ROOMS, with or without meals. !FOR R ENT.—Two new four room
phone 111.
w ant to sell your used cars, a d
Reasonable rates.
HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
Radiator and sheet metal works. HOARD and room
Plain njid ornam ental sheet metal
price in modern,
work. Tel. 7111-W.
207 French 103 Davey-Winston
Avenue.
Sanford.
P A IN TER — DECORATOR
A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave.
PHONE 303
F u rn itu re Reflnisheil
Lincoln Hotel.
25— Florists.
classification will
smplet© information.
wish, they will
in wording
your
make it more ef-
"STEW A R T TH E FLORIST"
Flowers for all occasions.
McLANDER ARCADE
Phone 781.
FOR RENT. Furnished room with
private bath. I.adies preferred.
1201 Magnolia Ave. Phone 226 .1.
27— Professional Services.
FOR
RENT.— Large
room, twin
beds. 5 mi nu t es fr om pnstoffice.
E U G E N E P ER M A N EN T Wave ,812 Union Ave. Phone 571-1.
for $10.00. Marinello Simp, 'The
FOR RENT..—Three rooms, hath
Busket. 2nd nnd Magnolia.
screened not ch, garage, furnished
for couple. $15 wk. Apply 3D! Oak
S'. J. NIX
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law Ave., a f te r 6 p. nt.
300 E ast F ir s t Street.
FOR
RENT. Furnished
room,
clean and very attractive. 1217
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
“ We specialize in perm anent wav West F irst St. Phone 571 J.
ing". 206 North Park Ave.
LARGE comfortable nicely fu r n
ished front bed room to one per
iY O U
need
CHIROPRACTIC
son,
$6, two $7. 613 Oak Ave.
>
spinal
adjustm
ent
for
your
Prompt - Efficient
| health problems. Phone 182.1 for
Servi ce
ippointnieht. Dr. W. E. Muc- FOR KENT. Furnished sleeping
room, close to bath for one or
| Dougall, K t Nat'l Bank Bldg.
two gentlemen. 813 Magolia Ave.
Si a I Ions — Re-
12— Help Wanted— Female
FOR RENT. -2 ItedroomH, adjoin
ing bath, reasonable, garage. 618
WANTED.
Experienced
waitress.
(EL TRIM m >
Elm. Phone 321-W.
Apply
Bell
Cafe.
So car, not the iwnrr.”
117 for fsLtiiuti: <.
ADDRESS envelopes at home— LARGE comfortable room, with
RADFORD
porch ami 2 lieds, adjoining hatli
spare timu. Earn $35 weekly.
room. New house, nice neighbor
I
Experience
unnecessary.
E
arn
VULCANIZING
ings in advance. Steady work. hood. Instantaneous hot w ater all
[LESS A WELSH,
Everything furnished. Crown Mail times. Moderute. Apply E, 111 8th
|tn a t mukes mends'*
imr bureau, 290 Caxton Bldg. Chinear Magnolia.
i n go.
ICR COUNTY — The
stupendous
develop- M — Help— Male or Female
69— Rooms for Housekeeping
tb o u t it in the Palm
Sample copy sent on
\ t .\ N I K D . RepiX'Sentative
f o r irj'WO furnished bedrooms for light
Sanford and vicinity.
N igh-; housekeeping. 1106 W. First. St.
chi s l e r m a n e i i l t y p r o f i t a b l e direi I •
____________
lens Service Offered]gelling
proposition. Exclusive ter- K()R RRNT. - 2 rooms furnished
ritory,
Write District Mariagci . f„r ]i^}it housekeeping, $15 per
)RUG S T O Ft E Pre- Room 231. Church and Mam limbi ; ,II(lllth. Phone 821 -.1, or inquire
Drugs, Soda. We are
mg, Orlando.
] Dee’s Grocery, Flora Heights.
as your phone.
Call 103
10—Money to Loan
FOR llE N T .— Furnished bedroom
—
---------------------------------------- — I
kitchen. No children. 1191
pyo*& F urniture Co.
L O /W S —Money ncuilnble a t 7 per Elm Ave.
fl. F irst S treet
cent. Close in property. A. P.
—
— ------- —— ------- -----------arry a full line
Connelly A Sons.
! FOR R EN T—*1’wo large rooms
l a r e right. Cash or
- , for light housekeeping, water,
\want your business.
lights, gas. 1101 French cor. 11th
52— ItusincHs {Equipment
-St.
ancrele Co., general
furniture, good as new, —---------------------- --------------- — ——
t r k , sidewalks, build- OFFICE
for sale cheap, flat top d e s k s , 'I'DR RENT.— Rooms for light
L ig a tio n boxes. .1. R. chairs, table, filing cabinet, s e c - j hoiisekeping. 1929 laiurel Ave.
rrop.
tiomil shelving, typew riter, safe,
“ —7-------:------etc. See John Hudgens, City K n - , 7 4 — A p u r t m e n l H itn d f l a t s
CLEANING
CO,
- ------ — -------------- - — ----------ng, Repairing anil g iu e e n Office, City Hull. Phone
711.
|
FOR
RENT.— I room furnished
>ne 465 for prompt
apartm ent. 1299 Magnolia. See
Carl or Blanche Takach,
56— I’uel and Feed
BARBER SHOP
WOOD —For stove, fireplace or PARK A PA R TM EN TS— F u rn ish
;nolia Avenue,
ed corner Central St. and Park
furn.iee. Leave orders a t 1511
tmriicrs Special ntAve.— Electrical
refrigeration,—
kn Indies and children. M e l l o n v i l l e A v e . F. H, D y s o n .
m urphy steel kitchen, etc. Phone
H4H-J.
STEAM PKESSERY 58— HouHehoId (inods
pressing, tailoring,
ictto Avenue. Phone ONH COT nnd m . U r . , . , ,1 »tr„!«ht TO* “ K^ L NL'012 ! ', 'i V : r T l V
ment with private bath. Semi
eiiairs, one rocker, 1 bed, springs
nole
Hotel.
and 2 mattresses, large tent, a new
(RR.INS,— Haberdasher oil stove. 819 Elm. Ave.
FOR
R EN T.— Unfurnished
3
srs for C o l l e g i a t e
room upartnieiit. Adults only.
10 F irst Street. ■
61— M iscelluneuus.
211 Park Ave. Phone 254-W.
: 0 CAMERAS
FOR CYPRESS poles, pilling, post, A PA R TM EN T.—3 jor 4
rooms,
|D S U P P L IE S
wood, apply T. E.Menrcs, Osteen,
space for cur. 1099 Union Ave.
IINOLK PKINTERY
Fla.
}t, W. N. Lumley, Prop,
jyour altering, re p a ir
FOR SALE
FOR RENT.—Garage apartm ent, 4
building, neat and
One car jciug platform. In this
rooms, adults. Silver Lake. A.
arence. W. P. Davis,
avis, platform bveral
evoral thousand feet of C. Cinder.
Ave,
good lumbtr. See Clyde A, Byrd,
~ ~ M anager itlorida Power A Light NICE GLEAN furnished rooms or
DRUG COMPANY
Co.
ap a rtm en t, can bo had ut reason
Rexall S tore”
able price, 120 1-2 N. P ark Ave.,
(pecially of our prom pt 15— Specials u4 the Stores.
opposite Valdez Hotel, place under
escriptlons and uuick
now management.
dolivery.
a — Hoo t Sandwiches
75— ItusmesH Places for Rent
—Space on thiH page
fied advertisem ents,
it those vacant rooms,
o second hand goods?
ANDIRONS
t
,1GREENS
RISENBBKRY PRINT
rintlng,
Engraving,
See us first. We do
17-W. R. R. AvenueStreet.
S E E OUR WINDOWS
F[ItE SETS
T H E BALL HARDW ARE
vertise daily on the classified tinge
houses. Inquire 608 W. Hughey
St.
a t reasonable
USED CAR EXCHAN GE
private home, FOR RENT.—Two small country
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
Apts. 11th und
residences. One located on Cel
Q. W. WANSLKY, M anager
ery Ave., near river; the other on
Geneva at Heck Hammock. Price
CADILLAC— OAKLAND
$20.00. F. F. Dutton & Co.
68— Rooms W ithout Board
— PONTIAC-—
Sanford Cadillac Compnnv
78— Off icon an d Desk Room
117 E. 2nd St.
Phone 121
FOR RENT.— Desirable bedrooms,
suitable for 2 adults, adjoining O F F IC E FOR KENT—In Mcisrh
DODGE
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A
hath, hot and eold water.
701
Pleasure cars nnd G raham Trucks
Sons,
Magnolia
anti
2nd.
Myrtle Ave.
Elm and 13th St.
Phono 3
[PVERTISBKS
lid
representative
familiar with rates,
kTANT NOTICE
rs should give their
ostoffUo address as
| r phone number if
results. About one
[of a thousand has
and the others
lunicate with you
J know your address.
Itinuanre MUST be
>son at The Sanford
or by letter. TeleLoUauancea am not
190— Automobiles for Sale
FOR KENT.—Space now occupied
by Ghryaler Motor Gompuny.
West lat. St. Apply A. P. Gonnelly A S oijh.
ATTRACTIVE room* to rent for
■tores or offices nt Park Ave.,
and Commercial Street. W. M.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
HOA— R eal K s ja le D ire c to ry
SEM INOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
20.3 Oak Ave.
Phone 11
HIGGINS SMITH-W IGHT, INC
Real E state and
INSURANCE BROKERS
91—Legal Notices
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w i l l o w , lx tln> R l a l n t l f f . and K IV
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ant '■Jaim.-il liy I I I " Ri al m i f f
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that Hiumiiom, uml |{«tn|>oni1"nd,iin
li a h I n " , , d ul y I mhupi I, and thut tl , "
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Ii a H mi l d " I,I h r»-t ll r »* upon Mild Sum
tmtiin i hut no o f f l i ' " r or iiK"iit or
ollitr p " r «o „
upon w h o m N.-rvt""
• oiild lo1 m u d " f oi Hit Id c o r p o r a l Ion
coul d lo* f ound In S c n l u o l c Cuurifv
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I lo ll link Il'Ml II hell.M d*'\ 1 I'iis. IlV;l
lee-, OT y 1 n,h' p'
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CELERY LAND
M A m . doti do ,i nd
DODGE BROTHERS
20 acres celery land adjoining
\ri I' d» ml o his wi f e , if n l i y . and it
my farm on Pinewuy Drive, Con
dead. M o i l u n k n o w n l o i r s , devisims.
Dealers
li'HiiteeH
ol V, 111 111 i-e s and :»n o t h e r
sider us good ns best in the dis
|o>so(is iiaxiitki hi i' hti mi nu an\ In
trict. Can he easily cleared and
t e r *'Ht t h i o t m h or
i i i k Ii i
I he m.
SELL GOOD USED CARS
is practically level. Will sell at
JartieH I, M i t c h e l l and
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and
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a bargain if you net quick. II.
1925- Dodge Coupe
dead, t l o d r u n k n o w n Ii H i m . dexlseen.
.\1. Rumbley, Phone 190-J.
1921 - Dodge Special A Sedan h ' ^ a t e e s o r k m Bh' f N and all o t h e r
I o t h o i i s hav tun nr r h i i m i n n an y in
1923— Dodge Coupe
t e r i ’Hl thrtni Kh o r un de r i h e m , -I H
84— Houses For Sale
1923— Dodge Touring
[ ( oh UI u h ou , Hometltuea k n o w n iis J
He i i t y NoMkhiHon and
- —
—1923 -Dodge Panel Truck
Moskt nson, li i m w i f e . If a l i v e , and
OAKDALE BUNGALOWS
J u s t;
1926- -G raham 1 1-2 To TruckIf
chunk
Modi
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k
n
o
w
n
heirs,
de
finished, easy payments. L. Bland,
VI Nees, l e g a t e e s or MfiinleeH and all
next to spring, I miles out F irst St. 1 MILLER O. P H ILIPS, Inc.
4ither |o rsoim hiivliiGT or el ui mi i i K
a m In(♦•lent tliroiiKh «»r un d e r t h e m,
I! I k I ’ .line i ind Mi c e W 1'a I filer.
HOME AND INVESTM ENT
|
Ills wi f e ,
ami
all
olliei
pel sous
Bungalow, five rooms, double
known,
or
unknown
having
or
Elm A' e, and 1.3th Street.
e I il l in I
f*m I r11♦ ro-t ill and In (lie
g ara g e willi furnished apartm eni.
In
1
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actually rented for $180 per
Yuli a nd I'lii’ li o f v o n a r e li erehy
month. Price $7,590. Hart N a s o n , '
n o t i f i e d I li.il this is a soi l to «|Lkl ■■(
PHONE 3
I lo> t i t l e and to r e m o v e e l o m l s ami
597 1st N a t’l Rank Bldg. Phone 219.,
I p I’ or t l i i l n the f e e Milil|lle t i t l e l o he
in iln* i' ouiliJulirtnt. Seth W o o d r u f f ,
NICE cottage in Rurtm Vista with I
t o t he
l o l l o p lux
d es i ‘ r I bed
fiaiS
cm t a l e nit uatv,
K l i m and Lel nn in
all improvements. Price $3,599 ill— Legal Notices.
Sei ni m. i l 1' ounl v. Fl or l i l a, I n - w i t :
with small cash paym ent and easy I
Lid !l I Hock ■ I K o f l» It Mi l l h. Ms
term s. Inquire Room !, Masonic
SnMt' V of i he L e w <• rant, as |»ei
i \ ini-: r n i i i r r r o r i i T n r r u t :
Bldg. Phone 72,
l»lai 1h e r e o f re Hi nt e d In F l a t Hook
IS", |>ak e tVii o f Hie iMlldle I'eeolilH
s kv i : \ t i i
ji im i n .
iiiiiih t
o r Tin-: s t a t u o r r i . o m i t A ,
nf ur. i i i K*1 F o u n t s . F l o r i d a , and iin
FIVE ROOM house, South Sanford.
per plat t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d in P hi l
in a m i r o i l s m p x o i . t : n i r x $4(199. Lights, water, sewage.
Tl .
I'H A N C K K V.
Hook I. |nij<u ft nf t he |»ublle reeIll 1,1. TO llMMOVK ( t.OIHI
malK o f S e m i n o l e F o u n t s . F l o r i d a :
Good term s if sold this week.
[ o k i Mh t w i t h one
half
of
ttm
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Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co. lac , u v i : h s t k i : i ;t i n v k s t m k n t c o m Ml reel hnrdeldfiM
oil
ttie
South
Phone 735 Masonic Bldg.
P A N V, M * 'i it pm it t in n f x l n t l nu u n
sltle o f tin- a b o v e ileHcrllmd p r o p
til** tli** luivvrt nf
thi*
St nit*
of
erl s un hIi h W ii by said plat
It Is o r d e r e d that you, and each
I'Moi lnla,
vs.
o f sou a p p e a r to the s w o r n hill of
c o m p l a i nt f i l e d he r e i n on the f i rst
da> oT N o v e m b e r A, l*
Itl-tS. the
FOR SALE. -6 room house in | A I' A M r i c h . If iillv,-. ;>ml if il.iul.
thin i in Inli h u n Ik■■i ivm, tit- vlhi'CH, I t>nn
stum1 beiiijK a I title I hi y o f thi s H o n
Edgewood, three bed rooms, | tf*»N ul u I’ll lit
t "hfi r'li'fi \* A i i i o r a b l e i Ni i i r L or e l se a d e c r e e p r o
■garage, lot 59 x 173, ea stern ex ! »ihl. If jillv**, ami If
Ii Im un
e o n f e s s o w i l l tie ♦•nteretl a g a i ns t you,
Il is f u r t h e r
ordered
that
this
posure, all modern convenient es ! k n o w n lu-iiN, lit*v I h»'**h, l**Kntvt'H or
K ra ul *' i *h, .himt'M \p A i i ml i l , if nllvi\
m it i r e be publ i shed in the Han f o r d
and built in features. Price $7359. | a ml if iltunl, Ii Ih u n k n o w n li *-1r m.
He r a Id o f Hanf ord, F l o r i d a , a n e w s
99. Terms.
Ill l*V I Nt‘«-H,
Il'KMll'l'N It!'
K >■« lit i'4'H,
p a p e r l i av l mf g e n e r a l e I veil In t loll in
I W l l i i a m K. Ai i ml i l , if jiI i v »‘, uml if
He in I noli* F o u n t s ’ . F l o r i d a , one** each
{il»*:ul, hi* i i t i k i i o un In-iiH, 1111v Int'fN,
w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e We e k s
4 room house, 1-3 mile outside city It'Kiiini'H ■11 n ra in vi'N, Mar v il
WITNESS
T1IK
H A N D ■ A NI ►
limits of Sanford, eastern ex A runItl.
Hh«ATf of \r F I »oUK la ss. F l e r k o f tlo*
I’ i* tin* il t f min nt h A l 1 A lil ri r h. F l r c n l t Fo ur * o f S e m i n o l e F o u n t ) .
posure, front i^|d hack porch, g a r
if iilfvi*. ami il ih-mi, fiIx u n k n o w n
F l or i da , at the F o u r ! IhuiMe hi S a n
age, large garden, lot 69 x 209. In*!
i' h, tli* v Inf t"4.
h*Katvi*H or Ki ati
f or d hi S e m i n o l e F o u n t y . F l or i da ,
Unfurnished $3899.99; furnished I f i H , i Mia tl i s f,. A r n o lil, Jf iilivi*, anil thi s t he 1st iliiy o f Oi*tfdo*r A, I>
$1990.00, exceptionally easy terms. i f i!*■ml, 11in u n k n o w n In irn, *!#■v Ihi '**h,. 1
lt'K.ilH*s or uranium*. .Iani*'S I* A m
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o i i I m o f S f i n l n o l f r ' ount y. a m i till
o f ttm NiilnllviHliiti
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an ty .Indue o f S e m i n o l e F o u n t y . at his
W ILLYS-KNIGHT and Overland.
o f f i c e in tin* Fi i ur t I I o uhc . Hanf ord.
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290 Magnolia Avu.
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411 W. 1st St.
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County, Florida.
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given to aaving to insure the nceeug«ry first payment. TW
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Docs not the luxurious thought of a com
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ly fade when you become the proud pos
sessor of your home.
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By GEORGE McM^NUS
IS I * V E R .F IN I« H T B ‘^ e o O K ~r o
•TH < o N 8 A ,T M (t
- v». S I 'U O I I, A.NIi C U M T A N Y ,
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p l a c e o f huRineaa I n Chi c a g o , . l i l t * * /
noJa, w i t h a u t h o r i t y f r o m t he
(ary of State of F lorid a ,- lo d o ' t
tiena In t h e St At n o f F l o r f d a i y . J
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(I i Ih C ou rts
I T IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D that
Itm Halil O rd e r be published In
Sm ifn rd H e r a l d , ,A n e w a e a p e r
IIrIi m I In S em in ole County, F lo i
m im n w e e k f o r f o u r c o n a e c u l l f i
w eek *.
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D O N E A N D O R D E R E D at S a
f or d. Flo rid a, tliln the l t t h day o f
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NBMINOf.K COUNTY.
N O T I V K
M a t t i e w h i t e , h wiibtw,
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
I LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
U. S. L. Batteries.
"T H E LOT KING"
Distributors Chandler
806 F irst National Bank Bldg.
Commercial Avenue
J. Hr lily Husk m Hon, uml —------ —
Moskin ■toII, ills w If4*, K lit
T H R A S H E R & GARNER
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i Real Estate nnd Fire Insurance
huilt Stlidv bakers
unknown liuviitK oi rlnimiuH Un\ In
112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford
til.-st In mnl lo in.- la mm In icliinf t**»
SAN JU A N GARAGE
* I T I I h 1[
S E E It. C. TISD A LE for good buys
1loti twin lit -4!
in Real Estate, 226 Mcisch Build
SANFORD BlIICK CO.
ing.
212 Magnolia Ave.
01(111*311 O F I’ t
Phone 367
McCALL & FOX, Real estate in
I I I i: riT V 1 1! ' I|
I1 U l t l l i \ Tt I VT f .
iff i:
i 11: h i : i n a f t i :it n a m i ; i »
FORDSON
vestments. Best buys are among i . I N C O L N - F O R D
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;s
Edward Higgins, Inc.
lo u r listings. Phone 745.
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MODESTO. Calif., Oct. 4.—
(/P)— J. C. Miles, Oakdale farm
er, who wont to ja il rather than
send his two sons to high school,
to d s * faced the
prospect of
spending the entire winter there.
Declaring that high schools
are places where boys and girls
loam to drlnki gamble, and
fo rg e checks, Milos took a fiveday jail term rather than re g
ister his sons, whon arraigned in
court here. Miles declared ho
would spend his life in ja il rath
er than change his policy and A.
G. Elmore, county superintend
ent o f schools, who swore to the
complaint against the former,
said ho would do his best to keep
him behind the bars “ all win
ter.’*
Miles said he intends to send
the boys to an industrial school
nfter Christmas, but to Oak
dale high school, “ never,”
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fo r th e ’ Inspection o f the crowd**
A concert was given In the tent
bv Jack Phillips, Concert Bqttd.
i*« r/
The afternoon perform ance 'woe
TIUe Guaranty Building is
started
at
2
o’clock
with
a
histor
Oscar
Brooks,
Railroad
M&n,
Ills W iU Extend
To Have 140 Offices and
ical .spectacle, “ The
F la g
of
Is Drowned While Trying
Am
erica,”
in
which
700
people
and
Will be Arranged for the
W a r n No,]
m, Welcome To
To Save Rock Island Bridge
500 horses took port.
Convenience
of
Its
Tenants
Over Elm Fork of Red River
Received,
era
Hornsby’s
The apcctucle tells the story of
,I
. ■— ■■
Am erica in war and peace. In the
a t Nodtt
frt
W inners
sequence, illustrating t h e , "w in W ill Be Built o f , .....
More Rivers Become
ning o f the West,” a big band of
Steel and Brick
R am paging Streams
Sioux Indians nppeared with Chief
tain Shell at their Jientf.
Noted
Interchangeable
Partitions District Attorney .Keyes J)e
war
leaders
impersonated v are
Several Hundred People Are
Enable Tenants to Hnve
George Washington, Andrewi Jaokvdines to Be Drawn into
Forced to Abandon Homes
. -.»■>..£
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son, Davy Crockett, U. S. Grant,
Size of Office They Wish
Temple
Debate Commenced *
At Bartlesville in Kansas
Robert E. I.ec and Theodore Roose
By
Los
Angeles
Evangelist
Matt Found
bart. or Haines to
velt. In the World W ar episode,
Tho new eight story office build- \
K A N S A S C IT Y . Oct. 4.— 7P>—
the private and the Gob; the Red ing o f the Title Gunrnnty & Mort-|
scious About
Jpose fteuther pr
LOS A N G E L E S , Oct. /4— (IV)—
Tho death toll in the flood which
Cross nurse and the Salvation gago Company, to bo constructed j
swept
out
o
f
southern
Kansas
into
A
rm
y
lassie
passed
in
review.
Miles From
>yt for N e w York
Oklahoma yesterday, sending thou
Tonight at 0 o’clock, A steam will be under way within the »e x t L?*l, £
1 ' prrvaded ,th? A ," ‘ ®e
sands of lowland residents from
piano, said to be the largest in the ! 60 days, it was indicated today, i t '
Vh y ' Thp
ROCKWOOD, Tenn
By Bryan Bell
their homes, icnched three today,
world and which can be heard for w
w ill
ill i.«
be *k
tho» tallest structure ;in■ u....
San preliminary henring o f the evangeliHt
nnd
her
mother,
Mrs.
Minnie
—
A
P— A mine e x p l o g
Y O R K , Oct. 4.— ( A P )
when it became known that Oscar
five i miles without use o f radio ford when completed.
Ellon J.
Brooks, a railroad foreman, was
phones, w ill givo a concert on tho Moughton, architect, who designed Kennedy, on criminal conspiracy three miles underground
good baseball teams
drowned yesterday while attem pt
show grounds. The doors o f the tho building, is now making the charges, was adjourned last F r i the Rogers entry ylo f i
ceding to the went tomenagerie will be opened a t 7 hluo prints which w ill he used by day until toduy nnd in the mean
ing to save a Rock island bridge
even, to give St. Louis
time Mrs. McPherson from her Roane Iron Com^apy’a"
o’clock. The band concert w ill be contractors in preparing bids.
over the Elm
Fork o f the Red
pulpit and over tho radio haq mine was, reported to hav
ire o f the World series
sugumented by the playing o f Mr.
River near Mnngum, Oklahoma.
The exterior o f the oficc build carried on,”
Del Vecho, air calliopist.
curred this morning, u,
appease the hunger' of
Tw o denths, one from drowning
ing, including only tho first, floor,
Since adjournment o f the trial five miners are Ihiow^ j
The evening show WiU begin mezzanino nnd second floor, will
|ho have waited 38 years “ Dreadful Disaster” In This and one from fright, were report
at 8 o'clock. Even before the end be o f limestone. From tho third Friday, Mrs. McPherson, from her
near Bartlesville yesterday. Sev
chance to acclaim a
State Shows the Imperative ed
o f tho show, the roust-abouts will floor to the top story, tho building pulnit and over the radio, has car been working at..that
eral still were missing today and
begin tearing down tents and plac-j win
o f |)rifk (m<i ; tuc.co with J ried on an incessunt attack on Dis and no word bad
ionship team* ST‘ i|0JV!
Need for Keeping Strength officials were attempting to make
ing paraphernalia in trucks nnd :stecl frame with reinforced con trict Attorney Asa Keyes, de eeived from them b y ; .
lorrow afternoon the seOf Organization, He Says a cheek.
nouncing the prosecutor and his A rescuo party hns b e e* <
wagons for tho movement to the crete.
all over again at SportsThe Walnut River in Kansas and
niiits for wlmt she termed her
cincus trains.
The trains arc
Eugene Tedder, a miner, ?!
Park. The Cardinals have
W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. -I-— 4/P)— the Red River, boundary line be
Tho first floor and mezzanine “ persecutions."
Tho evungelist ported the explosion. H e wjli
scheduled to leave at midnight for
Coni,"<f demonstration
in “ Tho dreadful disaster" tif'the peo tween Oklahoma and Texas, were
Orlando, where the performers will will bo occupied by the T itle G u ar charged that Keyes had been un- two miles from the Rogers
Tho Yankees expect
added today to the list o f rumpag
anty & M ortgage Company offices fuir in his (mentioning o f herself
entertain tomorrow.
but, a hard fight.
A fte r ple o f Florida shows the impera ing streams which hnvc j tied up
with the main entrance on Park and her mother before the grand and stated ho felt the fo r e * a*
blast and smelled gases from
nkeas took
the opening tive need o f maintaining the peace tra ffic and enused several hundred
Avenue. The elevator entrance to jury.
explosion. .
(
to 1, the Cardinals cnmc time strength of the National Red thousand dollars property damage
tho upper floors will also be on
The evangelist continued her a t
John
Barton in souther nKansas uml Oklahoma,
|ith a 0 to 2 victory yestcr- Cross, Ohnirmon
Deputy State Mino inspector
Park Avonue.
Tw o stores
will
Pnyno declared today in a speech as the result o f u week o f heavy
face Second Street. Tho mezza tack lust night with a tableaux J. Holden was in Bockwood
tie box tomorrow, Hornsby prepared fo r the opening session of rainfall.
nine floor w ill bo directly over fhe at Angclua Temple in which Bible time and accompanied mine
scenes wero used to depict
the
»rt either Reinhart, n clever the sixth annual convention.
xstore splice.
The ground
floor
parties whitdi w ill make an'
Flood waters from Walnut river
“ H istory o f Persecution.”
The tigntion.
oder, or Haines, who pitched
.
,,4
finish w ill he 'o f tile.
Deep concern over tho “ misund /and Tim ber creek invaded the
last scone, which was intended to
Ing in the opener Saturday. erstanding” as to tho extent o f the downtown district o f W infield,
There w ill bo 140 offices in the represent the evungolist’a idea o f
Tho Rockwood Company *
] Huggins had narrowed his need fo r relief work in Florida
building and (hey will be arranged the investigation, snowed a large early this morning confirm'....
Kansas, a city o f 11,000 persons
[lc choices to Hoyt, young was expressed by .lames L. Fieser, last night and the business section
to suit the convvnA'itco o f tho Bible lying on a chair with a pair report that there bad been a *
but a W orld’s scries vet- vice-chairman o f the Red Cross, war. cut in two by water this morn
tenant, it is announced. Tho office o f scissora and some mud besldo it. plosion at tha: R oger* en try
od Reuther, experienced left who hns been in charge o f o;>em- ing.
County Court With Sharon Commissioner Who Recently dimensions will he based on units
mines. The extent o f t)m «
refused to bo dntwi| Into
. who carries a punch at hnt. tions in the disaster area fo r the
had not been ascertained
Presiding Will Open Fkjl
, Announced That He Would o f 10.5 feet wide and 20 foot doep, thoKeyea
A t Bartlesville, where several
temple discussion, contending
[players expect to find a paBt two weeks. Florida state o f hundred fam ilies were forced to
but tho offico space w ill havo, i n
time.
The explosion >wafe
Retire
at
End
of
Term
Has
Term
Tomorrow;
Severn!
that tho trial of the cose should
|at St. Louis thut will make ficials, ho said, believe no longer nbnndon their homes, the Cancy
terchangeable partitions, finished
ed to the o ffice to hav«>c
ho
restricted
to
the
cdurt
room.
Reconsidered
and
Will
Run
Rum
Cases
Are
on
Schedule
enthusiasm what it lack in that tho hurricane sufferers can river hnd dropped from 18 to 12
In birch. Thetta interchnngcabl
about 10 o’clock th b mofnl
-------;■
fs. The limited capacity of bo taken enro o f without utitsido inches. R elief ngeneies were ear
Pepu ty D istrict ‘ A ttorn ey Joe
partitions can be arranged to adve
Th e first rescuo crew
Twenty-one criminal cases aro . S. O. Chaso, city commisaionet of n varying depth and width. The Ryan probably w ill bo the fir s t
Ik w ill not permit the break- aid.
•
ing fo r the refugees
from
the
Eddje Davie, at- Bryson
Sanford,
who
was
quoted
one
wock
docketed
fo
r
trial
in
the
fall
term
|thc rocord made in yestertenant will rent on tho basis of witness called today. R y g n ' w as
To local pride on the part of flooded district at the civic center
ago as declaring he would-not run floor spnee used. Each office w ill one o f the first investigator^, to conscious. Bryson dip ia
im e at the Yankee Stadium state officials he attributed the Salvation
A rm y
headquarters. o f County Court which begins at
mile and a half from tbe MM
December have at least tw o windows.
},000 customers paid to see dls-eminntion o f early reports that I'roperty damage was estimated at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. Nine fo r re-election at the
question Mrs. McPherson when she
the
explosion.
<r
o
f
the
cases
were
carried
over
from
municipal election, antiojinced to
stes work, making an nt- southern Florida was not su ffer several hundred thousand dollars.
reappeared at Dauglas, Arlxoha,
The
double
hung
type
o
f
window
Beside
Davis
was
a
dead
|e fo r tho opening games o f ing as gravely as had been pic
Floods along Red River and its the lust term o f court. Violation day in a signed stutemant that he w ill not be used in the T itle Guar a fter a disappearance o f 90 days, m ule.' The rescue party wAg
so carried on the inveatigatured, ruporta which drew from tributnriofi washed out four rail o f tile prohibition law is charged w ill be a candidate to BQccved him- anty building, it was further point H e also
se Chairman Payne the .statement thqt road bridges on T
against
most
o
f
tho
defendants.
tion
at
Carmel follow in g reports able to proceed farth er than
bxi
r
*
r
-vferff}
y<
Te^aa-Oklahoma.
ed ou lvTho •s.gcnitecturaLproj
-•!
ta much alike, domination of F lorida officials and real estate- lines Sunday and loft tra ffic on
Judge J. G. Sharon w ill set tlih*.i .“ A short '•time ago.'^xn e state- steol sash t y p « w ill be usdd in -■that Ken .M b. Gt Ormlatoty form er « * o * i » *
Angelus Tem ple radio man, a m " The mtn* b t o n g A - b
Vbeing the prevailing note. o|>erutnrs practically hud nullified both sides of the boundary stream dates fo r trial o f tho dofendahts ment o f Mr. Chase said, “ I an
stead..
Tho bottom section w ill
|rday Pennnck held the the report to raise u $6,000,000 re demoralized.
tomorrow. The civil cases will be nounced through tho press thut I project inwards when it is desired a bogoggled woman companion*, and crowds o f anxious
to three safeties, two in lie f fund.
following
the
criminal would not bo a cundidutc in the to Imvo it open nnd the upper had shared u seaside cottage at the began gathering about t ------The Chiknskia and Cancy rivers beard
beach resort during a part of the o f tha nilne ^Jben first, Report
and one in the ninth.
coming municipal election to suc section outwards.
The differences, Fieser said, had were reported to lie receding toduy docket.
This arrange
timo
thnt the evangelist was miss the .explosion spread. V • * '
|Cleveland Alexander yes- confused the jxsople o f the United at strategic points.
ceed
m
yself
as
commissioner
of
The- docket o f criminal cases is
ment deflects tho current of air
ing.
allowed the Yankees four States as to the aid thut was re
I0
not large this term, according la the city o f Sanford.
and prevents the desks being clear
Ryan will be called upon to iden
W IC H IT A F A L L S , Tex., Oct. 4 Lloyd F. Boyle, assistant county
quired. Without this misunder
ed
o
f
pupers
when
the
window
i3
“ Since then I have boon repeat- uu ui
tify photostatic conies o f tho two
hits wure made from the standing “ the first time In the his — (/}’)— Floods along Red River and prosecutor.
The criminal caHca cdly interviewed by many friends I used,
grocery slips found in tho Caripel
lo f the 29 yenr old star in tory o f the Red Cross that con its tributaries washed out railway will all he tried by the middle o f nnd business men o f this city und
Tw o high multi-speed elevators bungalow.
Tho originals disapYd inning and one to start fusion had blocked prompt .con bridges in the Texus-Oklahomn see next week, it was predicted)
m
r
earnestly solicited and urged to re w ill be installed. There w ill be
. From that point the tribution o f tho full amount ask tion Sunday und left tra ffic on both
peared during the recent grand
consider my determination to re circulating ice wntcr on all floors,
Defendants,
whose
cases
were
over so far as the Yank- ed,”
ju ry investigation. The prosecu
expressed confidence that sides o f the boundary stream d e carried over from the last term tire from public office.
and tho building w ill bo steam- tion w ill o ffe r tho grocery liste in
Iconccrned. Alexander re “ the $f),UU0,00U, and mpre, would moralized. ( '
und the offense for which they are
“ A fte r serious roflection on my heated. Thero w ill be connections an uttempt to prove the evnngolist
last 21 New York bats- have been subscribed a week ago.
On the Missiourl-Knnsas and charged with are us follows:
purl and in view o f the urgent re for gas, electric, vacuum clean occupied tho Carmel cottage with
NEW
Y p R K . Oct.
Idor, striking out the side
W ith the $:i,0()U,000 already col Texas bridges aro out nt IlurkVictoria Patterson, possession o f quests that I become a candidate ers nnd ull necossary plumbng in Ormistnn, through a comparison Thomas. M iller, fo rm er <al
lurth inning. His strikeburnet,
Texas,
over
the
Red
River,
to succeed myself, I tukc this stallations. These special arrange o f her handwriting.
orty custodian, whom ‘
11led 10. Only Combs was lected, the Red Cross can help a over the Elm Fork'-north of Man- liquor,
18,000
method o f announcing thut I will ments w ill aecomodnte profession
ment charge* accepted . „
Ryan
w
ill
be
followed
on
tho
cape the third strike. Ren certain number o f the
J. \V. Eaton, driving ear while
gum, Oklahoma, und over Suit
be candidate in the coming muni al men such us dentists and phy stand by A cting Cnptain o f Detec $441,000 bribe paid fo r r*
who went up for Severeid, families rendered homeless, he con Fork, west of A R ub, Oklahoma, the under influence o f liquor.
tinued,
while
other
officials
o
f
the
cipal election fo r tho office o f city sicians, it wns pointed out.
tives Joe Taylor, who questioned $7,000,000 o f Impounded,
only three pitched balls to
latter on the W clmington branch.
Hugh Bruton, possession o f liq- commissioner o f Sanford.”
Ormiston
whon he voluntarily ap can M etal Company sh a»_^
(stay in tho batsmen’s box. organization expressed hope that
Tho Sb. Louis and San Francis our.
peared here shortly a fter Mrs. Mc lauded by President C oolldfA ,1
Mr. Chase is serving his third
|ndcr had all the stu ff u tho remaining '$2,000,000 desired co reported a washout over Red
E. J. Carter, possession o f liquor.
his “ efficien t service*,” i* Wg*
term us city commissioner.
He
Pherson disappeared.
*
series pitcher needed, plus would bo raised before tho end of river eight miles o f Quanah, T e x
C. H. Greenfield, possession of
K eyes’ investigators aro report vealed today a t tbe Daugt '
has long been active in public life
He put the ball just over the week.
liquor.
Fieser said that he did not “ be as.
here. He was chairman o f the
ed to havo secured evidence yes M iller conspiracy trial.
lers, inside and outside,
Jacob Sunders, disposing o f re
lieve
that
Governor
Martin
believes
committee formed in 1917 to study
terday with which tha state w ill * A letter sign ed' bi
Id low. The heavy hitting
tained title goods.
tho proposal to change the city
atempt to prove that Mrs. M cPher Coolldge and dated J
in League champions had thero is no ned, but i f he wants
W
ill
Graves,
possession
o
f
liq
to say that, it is un to him,” add
government from tho uldcrmanic
son visited a hotel hero a short was read t 6 tha Jury b j
ttd hails offered them.
uor.
form to thnt o f commission form.
Per, who started for the ing that he had observed no fric
H A N K O W . Oct. -1.— (/P)— Tele timo boforo sho disappeared, at Ranit, M iller’s counsel
Mrs. F. A. Reiche, pausing
expressed the Prarideitt’*.
l, was an, in and out per- tion in relief work on the ground
He
w
h
s
first
elected
as
city
com
grams
from authentic scourccs in which Ormiston wus registered un
worthless check.
fo r “ all you’ve done,*. *
der
tho
numo
o
f
“
George
McIn
Shawkey went to his res- but that "eve ry one had their
missioner
in
1919
fo
r
a
one
year
Nam bang dated Kept. 20 say thnt
New cases on the docket are as
efficien t services. The
tyre.”
Tho
Carmel
cottago
was
Ithe eighth and Jones fin- sleeves rolled up ami were .co-op
term.
He
was
elected
to
a
throe
Sun Chunn-Fang, overlord o f five
follows:
a reply to M iller’s tetter o f '
Vhen a pinch-hitter caused erating in a fine spirit.”
o f leased by a man using tho name
J. Wi Eaton, driving car while year term in 1920 nnd again in eastern provinces and ruler
nation.
„ .
Garage
records
show
that
Ormlarement o f Shawkcy. ShockM. D. Jackson o f tho Fort Reed
192:i.
Mr.
Chase
ig
a
prominent
Kiangai, who is figh tin g the Can
under influence o f liquor.
ton’s
automobile
was
kept
near
tho
through the fourth, fifth Missionaries Attacked section, charged with violation of
Tho
Presidents
le
tte r
tonese, is completely in control of
J. K. Collins driving car while grow er and shipper.
hotel from May 15 to 18.
th innings
without perthe ordinance against gambling in
part:
..
tho
city
o
f
Nanchang
and
thnt
his
under influence of liquor.
Keyes is understood to view the
|a hit, then was bombarded. And Trio Carried O ff tho city limits, was fined $20 in
“ I w bh to express lo you,
S. R. Long, assault and battery. L a w E ffecting Lights soldiers aro murdering and pillag Identification o f Qrmlston as o f
Municipal court today.
3Uthworth, who once played
ing,
with
casualties
running
into
leaving
the public florid
Jack
Gore,
driving
car
while
un
m ajor importanco as this.evidence thanks fo r a ll you bay a do*
rld’s Scries in the uniform By Robbers in China
Jackson, owner o f a small g r o
the thousands,
On
Auto
IiJ
^
o
d
ifie
d
der influence o f liquor.
is in direict contradiction to a Chi
cery store, was arrested last week,
York Giant, crashed n
Ira Hall, possession o f liquor.
Supplementary mesages carry cago a ffid a v it purported to have w ay o f' helping' mat v.'Yo
H A N K O W , China, Oct. 4.— (/ P i- Chief Roy G. W illiams last week,
into the rightficld bleachBy
N
e
w
Regulation
very a ctive In- the conduct
J.
U.
Bridgman,
possession
of
ing
an
appeal
o
f
tho
Methodist
mis
been written by uie radio man.
two buHcs occupied in the Bandits yesterday attacked a large und a “ chance machine" which was
liquor.
sion In Nanchang fo r volunteers The a ffid a v it stated. O rm bton left compaign o f XWW; and, w h ....
party
o
f
m
lssionarici
while
thoy
said to he operated in his store
sending the Cardinals out
public duties w ore aucKwa to "
The section o f the tra ffic ordin to assist in curing fo r tho wound
Mrs. Agnes Cook, possession o f
Sup Francisco M ay 18, w ith A wo your activities lees in 1 9 1 4 ,1 1
Another run came in thu were proceeding to their stations confiscated.
ance which requires that lights he ed foreigners, including Americans.
liqaor..
at
Srhonohowfu,
Honan
province,
men
ho
rofeh'cd
to
as
“
M
b
s
X
."
Defendants charged with drunk
hen Ruth could not find a
Raymond Milligun, possession of kept burning on all parked cars Among tho wounded foreigners ore: Tho new cvidcnco is said to ac that I had your cordial
yen along the rightficld nnd robbed and carried o f f three enness hnd their cases disposed of
a fter dark w ill not be enforced by John S. Littell, Edward M. Littell,
“ I w ont bo dong
liquor.
count fo r all his movements fo r
by Thovnow, the short- Americans. Tho Americans aro as follows: Peter Borns, S5 fine;
William. Jacobs,
possession o f the police on streets which have Rov. Lioydy Crcaighlll, 1 his w ifo two weeks, preceding Mrs. McPher upon being chosen b
Miss
Minerva
S.
W
eil,
Reformed
E. H. Crawford, estreated bond
n home run.
tho new boulevard type o f lights. and child, all o f the American
Miss
Lydia
Kocbbe, o f $10; J. L. Robertson, finod $6, liquor.
son’s disappearance.
( (
, ( duties o f - •' head o f '
Indcr started a bit wobbly mission:
Tho. ordinance w ill he enforced, Church mission: Rov. W. R. John
national veterans
D.
PSelf,
disposing
o
f
retained
evangelical mission, am t Karl H. and Harry Vilepontosiux; fined $6.
)nttnucd on paga, tw o)
according to Police Chidf Hoy G. son and Dr. W. E. Libby o f tho
Will certainly find
neck, Reformed mission.
Disorderly conduct
defendants titlo goods.
D
r,
D^nt^ri
R
eturn*
W illia m s,'on . streoto.r which w ill Methodist mission.
•tunRy
both ;
D.
E.
Hart,
trespassing.
Seven other missionaries who and disposition o f their cases f o l
continue to bo illuminated by the
Nanchang is the capital
o f A f t e * Completion o f
escaped aro now safo at Tuoyutui low: Tom Beeton, M aragarct Beeoverhead light.- C O O LID G E T O S P E A K
Kiangs) province and tho seat o f
Tayo. They aro Miss C. Bunne-' ton, Afdcgo Robinson and Robert
Sanford’s new ‘‘white w ay” sys Sun Ghuan Fang, who b an a lly o f Post-Graduate Course
IclfYoO'
meir, Miss J. Granner, both A m er Robinson, estreated bonds; Jim
W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 4.— (IP)— tem whlcn was turnod •on fo r the tho northern m ilitary lender, Wu
you into thb field i
• .
icans o f the evangelical mission, Jackson, fined $ 5 ..
firs t timo Saturday night w ill bo a Pei-Fu, h is been engaged In w ar
•H i
Martin
McClelland
ostreatod President Coolidgo tonight will de
a Miss Schwcitsor o f tho evang
Dr. J. T . Denton practicing phy
grea t aid hi avoiding wrecks, the fare agojnst tho Cantonese fo r
liver
his
firs
t
address
since
return
rAnqfTMjMVitiM
elical mission; Misses R. N. Measl- bond o f $24 on a drunk and dis
“ The system soma weeks. The Cantonese were sician w ith .o ffic e s in the M ebcn wished
ing from his vacation tw o weeks ch ief o f polic« said.
the 1
mor. Amiski and Hennebrgo and a orderly conduct charge. .
w
ill
be
a
grfeat
convenience
fo r the reported aadly In their northern tn- building, who has been, etud
IN G T O N , Oct. 4.— (/P) — Mr. Hil^cman, all o f the Reform
J. W. Vaulingham charged with ago. He w ill speak hefore the an
month*'
oilce.departm ent and the public,” vasion to hove conquered Nan- lo r thi *but‘ two
General Mitchell today ed church.
,
operating a ear while under the in- nual meeting o f the American Red
e
added..
chsng,
.
Cross.
|* Supreme Court to act a
, t.v. t. ,
-V fluence o f liquor, estreated
his
Recent reports Indicated-‘ the
oral argument upon tho
bond of. $20 0-when he failed, ta
n.alie-.*
tablet had ben turned and lateet
f Florida fo r Idavo to file W a r Department W ill appear in court,
,
m er fn N ew Y o rk and visited many
available Information indicated *
hallenglng tho validity o f N ot Be A ble to Help
1 lots ,p f interest in and around
Sum Cheng Fang eoldlert are
ral inheritance tax law. Ho
w Y ork
*•
gaglllg.in an orJry o f slaughter And
.that the date should be Control Flood W aters
looting.;
meet tho convenience of
To Cham ber D epa
ney general o f Florida.
W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 4— W V t>o attacks that fetfturo of Tho W ar Department “ cannot in
J A C K S O N V IL L E , Oct. 4.— (/P)
i the editors irt thdiD respective
P A R IS , Oct. 4.4— (4*)— ^Maurice
federal
inheritance
law tervene," to Wring about federal
— Wholesale summons o f nearly towns,” said the association.
flows estates to reduce up control o
flood waters in the
orf rtooa
m o Evc,v- S A a m U y o f bTJk'er^ w ho*? p^ev- I every editor and publbher
publlsber in Florr io r Pne chief wrote:
pr cent o f the fedora) in crgladeB d r . l u g . dl.trlet o f P ie r, g *
, f‘Glad to serve It *hd glad if thoy
to t b T ’ o i X r o t
> ■ "»
■ (» " » < *
tax from taxes, which Ida.
attendance campaign ln_con- all get ont of thb town to attend
'
'
1
Dbputbs w a* invalidated because novel s^tendando
■paid under state la#s.
nection
with th* m«
at DaySecretary o f W a r
Davis has o f charge* 6t
“ * ----------the excessive use o f
lcltor general told the
9 o f th*
given this answer to requests fo r money, in. hi* campaign, has been tons Beach on Oct. 8.
k| tho government would
Florida Steta Pro**
W a r Department intervention re
/filing Of Florida’s suit ceived rom T. W . Conely, Jr., maythe Associated- Dollbi
“ Ml grounds and that oi> o f Okeechobee; C*. B. -SlroTttOTU»
The summonses t
onai questions would
to chiefs of polk* '
and William G r i f f k Okechobee Ci
only in case the court
state who were
tizens.
'' V
V, V
into them.
them on tha^ ' *
The
Okeechobee
petitioners
ask
» told by g Tepresaid the
ed
the
depaHment
to
moke
.an
brj
: Attorney^)
vnettgation o f condition*;.
‘
Feat
|Is Outstanding
Sparks Circus, one o f
est in the world, is entertaining
thousands o f people In Sanford to
day with its Btreet parade, after*
noon and evening performances,
band concerts and side shows.
The circus trains arrived at the
W est First Street railroad c.rotBing about 10 o’clock Sunday morn
ing and the unloading o f the circus
(^traphernalia begnn immediately.
Hundreds o f people were attract
ed to the scene, who later went to
the circus grounds to watch the
roust-abouts pitch tho big t e n t A
steady stream o f motor cars moved
out over East First Street to the
circus grounds in the afternoon.
The Pullman enrs were switched
to the siding parnllel to Railroad
Avenue between First and Com
mercial Street for the convenience
o f the acores o f performers and
circus executives.
A number of
tho circus stars engaged rooms at
the downtown hotels.
The parade o f floats, wild animal
dens, clowns, musicians and horse
men reached the business section
o f F irst Street shortly a fter 11
o'clock, the time scheduled fo r tho
procession. The streets were lined
with Bpectatoni, many having se
cured chofco position long before
the hour o f the parade. The procc; ; >n was the longest o f any cir
cus s iwing hero this season. The
hnwgt ■ o f top hnlloons cried their
wares u foro and a fter the parade.
Thip
a fter on,
the
huge
munaguriu was opened,at 1 o’clock
CHAIRMAN PAYNE
ADDRESSES FIRST
RED CROSS MEET
IS
IN QUESTIONING
Report O f
ir&x7=
s*rin/ sir
I u n ty d o c k et CHASE PLANS TO
WILL INCLUDE 2] MAKERACE AGAIN
CRIMINAL CASI FOR COMMISSION
In Conspiracy
Chinese
Soldiers
PiiiagingN anchang
Say Latest Reports
Store Owner Fined
For Operation Of
Gambling Machine
•t To Set Date
(Arguments On
}ida Challenge
f
Novel Attendance Campaign Is Deled
. To Draw Delegates To Press M eeting
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F i x t u r e s E v e r S h o w n i n S & n fo i" c i
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lir e
n io r e c l e l f e e t
p la te
in
b la c k
is a n o p p o r t u n i t y
V IV
• ^IA
fu r n is h in g s
a n tiq u e
in
u n iq u e
d e s ig n s
b r a s s o r S w e d is h
fo r re a l m o n e y
o f
lim s h .
ham lic it
Polished Brans Sets, /underfill harj'aiiiH ill lliest specinl
s a v in g .
prices.
S e is a n d
p r ic e s fo r e v e r y
p u rse.
ANDIRON
$ 6 . 5 0 T0
’ .iv-s
■ 'r
•U%
>A«
Price $27.50
Hammered
fen ders, fire sets and screens
I f mulch.
H tip h leii up vm ir
place w ith these h 'K al pr ice.
hardl\ mure I Iran i us|. It will
im p rove I he looks <»f vour
whole house In have these
d is tin c tiv e sets b efore vour
lir e place.
‘t
- "
1
□
s to c k
■
•
fu r n is h in g s
and
are
are
m ade
in
4 *.
J
L
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$27 lo $29
a ll
th e
T he
new
la te s t
FIRE SEIS
$ 6 0 $J5
with lot; roller, h ire sols and
wereen In m ulch.
lies! qaiilit\ sets a I prices lh a l lire
sure lo make I hem sell. Don’ t
tail I" see them.
^
l
Each $46.50
Per Set, $30
These
•
n
i>4 • * •
1
L
•.
. *
Andirons
a rav>V’ .v
' 1;: ?■
* f-««. si■•
*i s - -
$ 2 0 TO$& 5
,$ 2 5
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1
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SCREEN!
$ 3 .5 0 T 155
T
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*/
Ball H ardw are
1 3 I-,
i , sr%
M A K E Y O IIIS E L E C T IO N
Company
N O W W H IL E S T O C K IS C O M P L E T E
Q
State Treasurer Protests
BetweenChamberlainAndAgainstPapersLinkingHim
MussoliniIsBeingDebated WithMartin-AmosSquabble
hueumniajEfiiiaitfa
Significance Of M eeting
I ONllUN Oi I. 2 </i'i A m ov-ja price so in In avoid In in ,r.i
T A I.I.M IA S sl 1
,M \ O u t l e t S a l e < o B e
, to offset llie r< cent cmni.nl mutt d petition.
‘f '
11 I. '-’ iiiiik . : u o ****•*■" * *; !
/(
i 1 . i i n IV ...... . LC
between Fri.r;* mill C rninn> -tod
Flbmt II. ilery, <h.in ni.iii ..r
•••l,> ;•*
1 l,,r
,l,l‘ [
( O l l t i n i l c d 10 D « l \ S -5
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1.DAN \S:><M 1A I'D IN
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M edicine Cahinets
Ii*, prem ier M um.«i Ihii iliHiiisu.1. tin- Hume Sites.
e.-s el the itilmnul nup|..venieni
[V ; plcoMJrv written mi llteir fans at
C
ypress and Cine
American Prut I Cmwera tn .|.',,n«d." Hie tiensuiei wi.de, "that
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taken to Itnlicule that they -t. C. Ill limit. Int f , fii^t eel aiu. ,'-v
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t itl jKirfeel ttCeunl.
Iliitinti A. K. U. imliist rial trad.
1" * " I"*'*- «»«• ih heiinr paid a: , Sheal lillti'
Verninuiit officials up In the
•ales are intuit-, under .1 I'CM.Igtimi I v-ti,Iimr
Suitm Filed In Clinne.-ry
9ilt roeniinuly have eviiited til J
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Marlin Mel'lellnml vh. Mi,ml.- Me wInch I nffel'.-d and vvhi. li it..' ’
Utercst in the i.etpmrn im-i-tiuu. I 'la-lliiml. divotve,
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SuilH Filed In Civil.
Ceiliutf
'A(r of Economy, llerr CurluiH, the
MrCmikey Mi nister (!n., vs. Cel- 1
cuiiMirtium Hlpned yeslerttuy ery Avenue Cast. Store, ilaoiap.-1 '
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Screen Wire
ton manufactured witiim its •rick u".l eom-ri'U; l.m#liitt. ll.n - „,K thl. M, f f „ rinK. Tin-,, I-, ,m coal
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to produce Iln allotted
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teeiiIII and Olive stieels, $2,500,
an.l im firewood and Ilie meaner liuilders Hardware
1 nn “ •••iVl*'
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huilditiK. Ihlrtienth .Street, g7»U. 1l.y the military.
9
Windows
'*icen»et» IxHiiud.
1 Pi-m-o ncKotiutinns at Wa ('hant:
Unlmi 1 liurnincy, No. 2, 410 San
i.,.,.,, broken o ff entirely but Murphy Ironing lk^irds
ford Aveituo, druti store.
tliroiiL'h Hie uffurts of the Chant’
Made to Order
her of Coiiimarcp botii of the can
Frames
ami Screens
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Hours A Week la-The
Point III Policy
American Federation
Labor Executive.
jB T R O IT , Oct. 4— (/P)— ComI to fiv e days a week as the
•tep fo r the "hlgheat paid
l ia the world," executive
‘ o f the American FcdrraLabor turned today, ii> the
r Been!on# o f the federation'll
ixth annua) convention to
i__ dtude of problems centered
the w elfare o f American labor.
nth hour agreement* be,n group* widely separated on
Fntl vexatious questions opened
ros pect\ fo r the two weeks
i n bringing for tho preo f prominent leaders that
Ire time probably would be
J to deliberation upon conive policies bearing dlrect, __pen the Immediate program
ilhr'otg aftixation.
Foreboding division o f sentiment
I the preliminary gatherings lust
’M k on the question o f relation*
ith the Mexican Federation of
Dr ward bridged by an inforrnI agreement between representnK |g of a majority of the cnnvnnt,. voting Strength to accept
’ tint debate the recoinmendai o f the executive council on
relations for the coming
E
FILL up ybur lots.—I)lr,t fjJ!
reasonable for next fc*
0130,800.
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DAY WEEK
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Miami— A ir mnil und pnsaenger 640-J after 5 p. m.
service between Atlanta, Georgia,
and Miami, to he inaugurated the F O R R E N T .— One large front L
room furnished. Ilu E.
hitter part o f September.
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IOW A CITY, Iowa, Oct. 4 — DPI iciiiopii-ei turn out so many fini.sh— From the inner sanctuary .o f ltd products a yeni, lie said.
American university life, comedy
“These products too often have
and tragedy alike today were *only one purpose in mind, that of
L ,
i
ui i . tf,.*, I nrciiTioling1 thuir own wt*lfiirc, nt*beckoning mr.rnrd the Ktght H;>"• L | et.til1K n|] thought of other t>eoand Right Rev. Arthur Foley "
I p|„ „,id their own salvation.”
get
the
w o r ld
s e r ie s
nlqgton.Ingrnm, DU, bishop
| "Today in both England and
W ith a
London, England, who came to this America, young people have a
country "to bring a Chirstian nies tendency to regard free love ns not" ■
C O U N T E R P H A S E SIX
sa^e to tho young people.”
in conflict with moral standards, j ■
On his wny to Chicago the bishop Personal purity und heredity are
w a« looking forwnrd
to
short absolutely necessary, ns soon ns
trips from that city to nearby edu
edunn,j„„ lakes its ideals it falls
rational districts. Ho had found i int))
s|0liuh of immorality/’ he
th-* fascinating comedy of campus s)ij(j
life a few hours enrlier in a fra-phe ^jnhop said prayer was his
tomity hotse, where he lingered so
fiaily prayers is a
long he had to itppss there in lib i nmfnrt to every fiersoii on earth
[church robes for an address,
in time of trouble und despair, and
dirty stories,” was the formula for any one without this comfort is
The ball went fair, although it looks to Ik> bended fur the foul line. Babe Ruth bunted it in the third
Never smoke, drink or tell
tl)
the lark of it in
inning- Catcher O'Farrell of the Cardinals recovering it ami threw t<> Thcvm.w, forcing Koenig out at an active old age, which he left fct,., yw,rs, he said.
with one group of students here. He
second. Ruth, here getting started, reached first unmolested.
^aid his belief in Christianity had
Miami 71 streets of city to lie
kept him young. The self-center paved, at cost of 02,000,0(H).
F or Sale B y
cd interests of the average stud
Flagler Beach— Municipal elec
ent, the tendency to forsake stand
Florida
ards of personal purity, and the tric light plant sold to
operation of great universities on I’ower & l.igid Company.
113 S. 1’ark Ave.
Sanford, Fla.|
a quantity rather than quality
.Jacksonville $ 1,7)00,000 theatre
basis, were some of the evils that
‘Many to he built in this city.
tile bishop pointed out.
B a s e b a ll F a n s!!
Publisher9sFightMayLead TRAFFIC TOLL IN
To Sweeping Investigation OIXIF. STATES IS
OfIndianaPoliticalA ffairs 39 IN ,,AST WEEK
SMITH GARAGE & SERVICE STATIONl
Eleven Soul hern Stales Also
\ l t i c - - n i n e l i m e a l t "1 H e y * <il
INDIANAPOLIS. Iml . Oct I
Iteporl Injured Total at
(/Pi -While political Indiana won r e e l e d I h e i r a l t i ’u l l ' i l ) to i f e l e r m l T i
li.'iri;
Norlh Carolina Leads
_ five day week of 40 hours dcrud where tin- lightning "I m g x p i i ’ fu* p n w i - i s w i l l , w h i c h a
In
Number
Killed W ith 14
defined as a cardinal point in wholesale charges i,( ‘political fritml Senate
, i:ll III In' i tut til'll to
itlon's “ policy of con* und corruption dating hack to 10Li I
. progress/' by President would strike, Thomas II. Adams, [dig to the hntlnui "I ihc puhiish :
(By Associated Press)
j
w»> Green, a fter the final pre- Vincinnes publisher, who lias eon icr's nrserlions.
Traffic'*
}iumun toll in eleven
sntJon gat tiering o f the execu- ducted the crusade almost single-i Adams lias nol yet made his j mil hem -tail’s last week was IS
handed
to
date,
prepared
today
to)
charges
specific
nit
hough
ii
is
tin
j council yesterday.
persons killed and 22- injured enm(/Although It was a mere coinci go to Chicago to -reek hack lit his ib-rst"ocl that he has a mass of ih> [i,iiid with "» killed and 2tio iiuiirde* that the announcement came effort to obtain an investigation o! cumeiilaiv evnlciioe
Tile totals
(Invernor -Ini ksi.n fi"in \VI■•,111 1’’1 the week previous
t i g city to which Henry Ford conditions in Imiiana by I In- Cmte,|
were uirurd ul (iirouyh rejmii to
States
Senate.
seme
law
vets,
say
a
call
lot
an
of
jit w ee^ declared the five day
Nndctcrred bythe Frank -kc-p
fieial spei ml i-usii.m would have tn Ihe Vssocialed Press and a iuiii
* ;tb e ‘ operative wage base for
I*a11-on of ....ids.
s,(uie quarters eoine. said in ( 'lev elaiai Iasi mglit
of workers in tha motor tisims which in
I ,i".s iif i n a lives und in Mil ieMr. Green alluded to the greeted his hrnudslde of i harg'es - thal the <lull ges laid not la-cii
lo I1MI1IV peopli Wcle liiieetlv due
__ program as n sign o f Ih e jo f eorruption, barter and sale of lirmiglit tu hi altcnnoii
indict.
rile ci filial ligilre in what \d tu rail road niishups. the recoils
DM, the automobile industry wh* ’ offices, graft, frnildulenl
an lose i 11j* sfinwi d, I ' l l! ne. -ee and Missl. - 1|i|li
nttoned aa one now ready forjm ent of public officials ns purls, am- deuominaled
mill i:*> tail ot reportilig thlee each while Soltii
ihortcr schedule. The other :,,f u gigantic "fram e up" and do ulous and |i"wcrful
F11jihiS i -ill, I :*rulmu 1 1'tioi ted one.
rip# for tho step, in tho view |minution of officials by the unseen i polil leal |>1>h<ic ■
No fatality reports wen- lecened
-enti'in e
in
Green, » r e the building ; hand o f ll. C Stephensiin, former i now serving a lib
d grand dragon of ihc K n Klux Klan, prison for tin murder ni y.i Ige for Flui nla during I he week, a lei
mining
industry and
Adams and the followers attracted ' i ibrrholt/.--i
I tic Io| iin-i T'l iiel mil for the week in That state,
'crafts.
t
h.itge North l andina reported 11 persons
j five day week seems in- to his expose iindrrtook numerous j dragon’s c-ov u teui d f i n
le in American labor," Mr. moves looking toward investigation |last year follow,*1 "in- --f in*' killed during I he week followed by
■aid, “for tho simple reason o f the evidence he had gathered by ! swiftest and must colorful i ,si ^ in Alabama with leu and Tennessee
Is economically sound and an officially constituted body.
power that state ha. ever known. Ihiril with nine
])!«, It If profitable for
Six alate Senators who reviewed
From uu obscure position in the
Tennessee wip - high with It! per
rker
and. for the employer the cvtdent>i< in Adams' possession ............
________
ranks of the Kin Klux Klan late sons injured, Georgia and North
J been tremondoualy sue- over the week end and jiroinmnced 1in I2U.I, Siephenfioii rose i virtual i aruliiia followed with .'til and da
inrthe numerous crafta In It ait meriting “leglslnlive mvesti Icontrol of the Republican Parly persons injured, respectively,
Tit la elrcady partially effcc- gatinn,” proceeded with plans to in the-tale.
Tin..... npletenes- of
The tabulation by states follow:
nounil out opinion among members |bis sway. Adams charged, was State
Killed
--------of the Senate of the lute session |demonsl i uli d in the l!*2a iegisla j Virginia
that hour* must bo reduced j)(f the Indiana General Assembly j live ses-ion nid il wn- during and North f'nrulin;
proportion to increased Ia„ t„ ||)(, possibility of obtaining |imniediulch uflci ihi. im ,|;vy sc* 'South I'nnilm.i
Ity in industry. Produe ' [ a special session, forma!
or in
ion that Mm pul'll- tier :n s most th'orgm
IS Increased in unboliuve- .formal to appoint a probe comiuil 1ot the a< i
of nut .i am i' m |I 'loi ala
DUndl. (
tee.
! i m il d
1\labatiia
jr# do not, of course, want
l'Il
Isslppj
hoan at the expense of
1I I'Uisiana
Bat ft a know this need nut
: A i j.aiijSa.-,
"idactlon Increases with
Ti ntiesreo
Wb#k.
Kent iii*k \
___ .shorter schedule is ncesTot ais
r b#<6*use o f the strain under
workers are placed in the
ii industry.
High pressure
liank
D e p o s its S h o w
ion and the physical de11 out mill'd 11 om page um I
o f modern
Industry are
D iir I n c r e a s e in Y e a r
lor lie passed Combs, the first
that only w ith a shorter por„ Jpa We attain notable progress NtAla Liven lock Hoard H uh mail ii)i, Koenig, however, bit into
Sanford bank deposits at the end
S topped Important
W o rk
Mechanical production.
a double-play and the velcmii of business Sept, dll, showed large
Rent use Appropriation C ov Imi lor then gave a bint of what i increases over the corresponding
erin g it Im N ow E xhausted was to mme wlii-ii he struck out day of last year. Ruth, I blowing a fast bat! by , lie 1 The deposits of Die First N a
tional Bank for Sept. .‘Ml, I‘.I2F>,
TALLA HASSEE , Fla.f (let.. I big slugger I'm iIn- Muni
Irik” j were $2,0’»!l,Ht;:t.»;',i against $2,tl.!7
■t/l’l Dlhtribution by ttu- State
in Mn’ llllS.1 on Sept, dll
tins yi-ar,
Live Stock Sanitary Board of anti The I 'animals thn alitml
I he Seminole County Bank do
hog cholera scrum and hog cholera firsl aud ’’I’utiil. Monish;, got Ins
--------"le close of business
viru* free of charge wiik dmemitm first tut ol the senes, a long dou |
, .
,
.....
|Sept. Ill, last year totaled $1,MHI1.JE A N DE LUZ, France, Oct. uvd mi Sept 2.r», hccniisc of exhau.-i ,,
b e to ngtlt in tile in(M ar ....... ,
,
K
; (till 22 arid or tho same day this
-Fersnns arriving over the timi of the appruprialinn made by
■H
’s
single
was
followed
by
They
!
year,
02.1171
.7
lli.lill
believe in omen tous events Hie legislature for that puipinc,
now's bit for a base in tin . eeoinl
ipendlng In Spain. Tha un I ir. A V. K napp, state veli’tinur
without a nm
1
I
r a n l a t e T ii < i a s s i i a
lit the army, they say, has inn, annoiinci'd.
New
)
ork
si’iu'i
d
its
two runs
1 from the artillery carps to
The legislature, at Hie Ili2fi scsW W 'TED Colored cook apply
v ilr y and engineers and an slim, provided fur flee distrihu- m I tie second Me use! opened with
today. 1122 Park Avenue.
ily w ill ho convened in Ma- tion of 2fi per lent of scrum and a single mill look seeornl )n (iebr
lOrtly to study the situation, virus of shipments not, exceeding Ig's out. Ln’/./.ci'l drove ir| Meilsel
(Irlauclo t'ornerstone laul
for
Dugan also
oned uprising cy the cav- H.IHW c. e’s, upon the payment of with a smash to left
lilt
Mcxandcr's error when he new eon i thouse.
■quolched 'before it could the remaining 2f> per rent.
id, owing to the war ooDurfiig the past five or six i part a ipal ed in n run down of l.a/M vlng advance information months, Dr. Knapp said, the State /el'i, trapped bcUwcea the ba * *>a
dotallod program, the truv Live Stork Sanitary Board di-drib an ill Ii nipted double steal, pel lull
.a s s e rt, but it is admitted Hir'd more senim and virus llmu at ted the eeorid run Then Alex.in
the moment was serious.
any previous period in the slate's del' Ion ed Shocker to mi',- the
I is said to be general dis- .......
SE
IT
\<; A I
history. Over u million and a tIm d i l ike its Sc \i teid had *1*-ne
UUsllet cssl'll! double
tlon in the army due to * quarter
e.'s of serum and virus before Me
itence inflicted on the nr- were c|islliluilisl during August, steal
A N D
a <;a i n
f officers who took part in W'li.lc I,(11)11,1111(1 c. c.'s was lin> an
The t animals lost little lime in
lit unsuccessful
mutiny, nual
average^ during
previous kindling the count. Doiitlul and
o f the provinco of Gi- years.
11
Nonlhwnrth bit and Hornsby moved
iva sent a monster petition
Dr. Knapp, who Iiiih advised all them ii]> with a bind. "Sunny"
__) ) f Alfonso, asking unmanly assistant stale veterinarians ami .Mill Uollomlcy drove his fellows
After frying with Snow
W 'th e condemned.
those holiling virus permits re home with a single to right. But
drift strain it to remove
ig reiterated that
Premier garding discontinuance of the fre toinley afterwards g d another hit
de Rivera, against whoso re- distribution, stated that on and that dal not mean anything but
any crumbs. Then put
movements are diructcd, after Sept. 2I>, anti-hog eltoleru drove Shoe ker fl'oin 1lie mound.
Mtira after the meeting of serum anil virus would lie dis The cheerful first base inan got two
it away for the next
■sembly, "fu r reasons of tributed at HK cents per 10(1 e. e.’s thirds of his team's hits in the
far the serum and 01 per 0l(Hi c, first game of Din series.
time you need a frying
e’s for tho virus, us provided by
From the third to the seventh
fat. Snowdrift w ill not
cantraat, ,Jifiyincht
in
i8on and Tiger
„
. . full . to, bo the Cardinals were not in position
nadu l « days after shipment fro,.i l()
,-mm fo|. they could not
a b so rb the o d o r o r
Break Relations the office here, made necessary, i^ „ |(hiv,.r „„ flr, t
Tlll.
he KHid. because of the need of u s.-vcntl, hrought a different st-uv.
flavor o f any food that
H ^ V E N , Conn., Oct. 4— revolving fund for the purchase of o*Furrell. the great catcher, who
Union o f the posibility the serum and virus.
is being prominently mentioned in
you cook in it. And as
and Princeton breaking
. *
, |eoniu’i’ticui with the uinsl valuable
llattons was renewed to O f f i c i a l s
long as it lasts it will
player award, opened the inning
o f
o l the announcement
retain that same deli
and
Princeton
h«d M e e t i n A n E f f o r t
f'" ' ...............
n single
tu left
abolish scouting.
the Imll in fast
cate flavor it had when
M'‘ u"1,1 fMlM
th a three univer- A v e r t S c h o o l C l o s i n g time.
r together In regyou opened the can.
Alexander’s best was a high fly
athletics. Harvard
ATLANTA, Oct. 4— (A*)— Mem
l?fcf Join In the scouting bers of the city council finance tu Meuse). Tho outfielder's tiirow
r.bOt declined.
commitec and the Hoard of Eedu- held O’Farrell at third. South
MW. arrangement, no cation
itlon met witj. Mayor Walter A. p i r n '
.^ d V i
i ° id
s brad and Into the hlenehers.
coaching etafi
i « of Sims today In’ u final effort
on w ill coo Its big avert clo.ing o f the Atiuntn public ?lornHl’>' Krounded out but tin- M.
action prior to tha Yale- echqle
tennis tomorrow through
throug lack
____ o f Louis fans i lieernd Ins out almost
The sereemant fupds for their operation during as much as they hail upplauded
the feeling that the remaining three months of Bnuthworth's hoiiiei’. They knew
the game was in the hag,
string up o f oppo-11020.
had reached such j A 96.00,000 loan is necessary to
t woo removing tl^a keep the schools in operation until
from the gam e
ijJanuary 1, 1027, when next yeurN
■ .« T r T " ’ 5 I budget w ill be made up. I f tho
3BBa«-G. D. B rotL j,, inciting
is unsuccessful, 00,000
w m namodt by Gov- achoolchildran w ill be affected,
mean.
constable fb r j Wbila no■m
^ n s has been deviaed
New Fordson Tractor and XAvtler at sacrifice.
r.tp encaaad or sr
officials j>eHevo
WHOLESALE.
TIRE A No! BATTERY SUPPLY
‘Home
# w H b# done td prevent
the
r and May6r.i Rims U
S tm t
•aid V>
1 t» ask Atlan
A
Sanfor
ta cat
DISTRIBUTION OF SERIES C()4J N T
AS TEAMS
CHOLERA SERUM TIED
GO TO ST LOUIS
HAS BEEN ENDED
Lowesl Prices Ever Quoted
ON T H E
Celebrated Firestone
Gum-Dipped Cord Tires
And Willard Rubber
Case Batteries
A L L SIZES IN STOCK
“ W e S e r v e to S e r v e A g a in ”
WHOLESALE TIRE & BATTERY SUPPLY
109 W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t
Snow drift
FOR QUICK SALE
it
m
’>•
S in a ia n a a a
f —* ***
LliSJ i ' - Z f r
ms,.
5*18
S a n fo r d , F la .
S
u
M
anger
Home
’ mentous -Events
Thought To Be
[pending In Spain
Atlanta
Phone
—
Purchasing Agent —
Art Director—W if e ”
-Just, ll slim girl, i nay lie, or a motherly woman with sweet
eyes ami white hair—but what a responsibility is hers!
Nio is the active partner in the business o f running a
mme. She hays most ol the things which go to make
home hie happy, healthful and beautiful. Through her
slim, sale fing-ors Roes most, of the family money.
And wisely and well it is usually spent too— fa r better
than the average man could spend it himself. For women
are better purchasing* agents than men. They compare
prices, weigh values and shop carefully.
They read advertisements regularly. Every day you’ll
!n.d
\vls<-‘ 'ittle home manager searching the adver
tising- columns for news that will add to the comfort,
convenience and improvement o f her home. You will
hnd the same clever purchasing- agent studying the advei tisements to find where to buy, and what and how to
buy most economically. The advertisements, too, tell
this Responsive art director how she can make her home
more beautiful, more in d ivid u a l -th e kind of home that*
a man appreciates but never kriows how it is done!
Advertisements are the wise counsellors in the spending
o f money that the clever housewife heeds daily.
T h e
b u s in e s s o f r u n n in g a h o m e is m a d e e a s i e r
by
r e a d in g
th e
a d v e r tis e m e n ts
,*
TH E SA NFO RP HERALD
�"m a
’'V ',
ie t By
1jjjgjj SCHOOLS
FLORIDA DIVID
IN THREE GROUPS
east of thq western
GfBAkor, Union, Alach.
Volusia, Orange, Osschobee, Palm Beuch,
|ae northwestern lino
de and northern about
purtties forms tho east
rlct under Miss Keown.
lining territory is tho
It District under
Miss
favid.
^
rthwest district is under
Bell Settle. Miss Setir, has been granted an
ths’ leave o f absence to
ludy work ut the Ftor>ollege fo r Women, and
; is to be chosen at the
si meeting, Miss Gleaawn has an M. A. degree
|on University. Sho has
Snrn o f graduate work
reraity of Wisconsin and
snt state agent in Alafield agent in the United
irtment o f Agriculture.
IY BY DAY
FLORIDA
the Associated Press
kTEKBBURG: The South
tly meet the North. Ur.
Ishce, minister o f educnfenezuela is planning to
[daughter to school here,
rltt£n asking fo r informia rd in g
the local, 'high
Fthe letter was sent to Mr.
S. H. Everett, personal
the minister.
/. Tlie hoys’ work see
the Young Men’s Chrisiiatlun o f Floridu will
first annual state pionkup in Delamd, December
|was decided at the recent
o ffice rs’ conference of
klzation. A program cmall-roomi Chris thin <le,ih ’ home, school, church
m lty will feature the
IY K K S : Hurron (5. Coljnairc Florida lund ownahead with his developin the slate as though
[hurricuncdtuul not come, ;
W. A. Buckner, attursnernl counsel for Mr.
terest. Mr. Buckner, u
I New York, was enroute
kglades on an inspection
fA B E A C H : Four thoutumlred attructively enis are being sent out to
baity dealers,
inviting
Ittend the annual convenke Floridu Association of
»te Boards, to he held
bmber 8 to (I.
SM YRNA:
A
brother
Iter
hurrowly
escaped
I in the surf at Coronado
in they found themselves
jm shore fo r their safety.
|Vivinn H ill were rescued
several men hud swum
Ircscue.
John was first
urnl liis sister swum to
could not bring him hack
They finally summoned
kr becoming exhausted
■ting huge breakers.
Martin county iH preIput on considerable dog.
o f county commisisonMiroveil plans fo r the
I f a separate office for
kbcock. The sanctum will
22 rind w ill adjoin the
I: Ed Trout, negro plutnirowried when he stepped
tea o f wuter during the
Hhe recent stortiS.
pSV ILLE : The alumni nsj f the U niversity o f Flor3o everything possible to
Joption o f the proposed
anal umemiment provid
es legislature to muke di‘bpriatlons fo r mamteniblic schools o f the state,
DUland re, executive sec*lted,
follow ing
the
iaeting o f tho organizulOli here.
fEEt Governor Martin
snd a chamber of comfheripg here lute in Sep
ta hopes to bo able to
[section aometimo in Orix
executive wroto H. A.
manager of the qham■U ftvitttion hifd been
i,to b« at tho meeting,
'flM.OOO bond ((jaue to
n» lor construction Of
»»1 pl w it.
P
m
,1
. tablets are
ilace of* that good but' evil, amel
ng, stomach upsetting medicine
,iinoi they surely do it. They do
f
•*>
home demonstration
in created in Floridu,
a n announcement by
‘ Gleason, state homo
on agent.
_ of the East Coast disMiss Mary E. Keown,
me' demonstrator for
nty, us district agent,
iced.
two districts are those
jwest and west coast.
• line begins at thu
Jplumbia apd .Baker,
„Ary. proceeds to the
•- -of Union county,
_.vAlachua and nortii
jL and Dixie counties to
lit, creating the’ north-
.< V f
b m o r s V iii
pdt on flqsh.
" A sk Union
Pharmacy or any
T 7 - * druggist fo r McCoy’s Cod L iv e f
iQ il Compound Tablets— as easy to
take as candy and not at all ex
pensive— 60 tablets 00 cents.
Insist on McCoy's, the original
anlf) geunine, and give the child a
chance fo r .10 days. I f you aren't
deHghted with results just get your
mqjiey back.
Classification As Announced
By The State Supervisor In-,
eludes, Senior, Junior-Sen-1
ior, Junior High Spools
Sdnford
J M u ri
fcfnIrHit <
’ tirrma IfeghXtxx, t i l haalrt4, * Onrtui l « l .
DiixxIfUnx
xlrxlx
Tuesday Eveniil*f Oct. 5 •
Hknlr .IfelanS reds, $10 haadred.
1 tlrtfl* Hiwka, atr hundred,
8*15 0V rti.
naff Orrli(t«n», SIT hundred.
Anronax, pit kitMrrdi*
— At —
All (o«d klw purtkrnl xturk.
Tk»«» are I'xll akid Wlnlrr prim , Sanford H igh School
walrk Will be limrr la Ikr Hprlav.
Wr do not xhlp r, o. II. nr aoerpt
prrxonnl rtrrk. Ilrn.lt Matter Ord Hnrve Clemen* ........Violinist
er, .Ahlpmenlx innile. promptly.
delivery jriixraNlerd. Take Don Jonmm .............Pianist
A xlnlVAarat from I'uxt Waxier N any Grarneh Hedge ..... .....Tenor
Arrive deoil.
Dc aold Tan
TH E
Sa n f o r d b u i l d i n g a n d
LOAN ASSOCIATION
T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla., Oct. 4.—
(AP)— High schools o f Florida are
now classified in three groups, ac
cording to an announcement by R.
M.-Seuley, state supervisor of high
schools, made in the latest bulletin
issued by the State Department o f
Public Instruction, entitled “ Stand
ards and Program o f Studies for
Florida High schools."
The three groups nre the Senlof
High Schools, .Junior-Senior High
Schools and Juhior High Schools.
Senior High Schools, the bulletin
states, are, in turn, classified in
two groups, four-year schools, in
cluded grades !» to 12, aud JJ-year
schools, grades 10 to 12.
The
first is bused on an H-year ele
mentary school, and the latter on
a 8-year
Junior
High
School,
grades 7 to !», which, in turn, ih
built op u (l-yeur elementary
school.
Junior-Senior High Schools art
6-y«?ar Junior-Senior High Schools,
grades 7 to 12, and are bused on u
0-yenr elementary ysehool.
In u
Junior-Senior High School, grades
7, 8 and 0 must lie administered as
a Junior High School unit, ami
grades 10, II and 12, as u Senior
High School unit.
Junior High Schools
have
IIyeur and -l-yeur sub-clasaifications,
o f grades 7 to t* and 7 to 10, re
spectively, both bused on a 6-year
elementary school.
The bulletin
also sets
forth
standards for the high schools and
program o f studies.
Copies of the bulletin mny be
hud upon application to Mr. Sealey.
NEW
LUM BER YAR D
A Complete Lino of
Medicine Cabinets
Cypress and Pine
Framing
Sheathing
Siding
Under Auspices of
Flooring
Daughters of Wesley
Celling
Adults 50c,
Children 25c
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
Brick
, ’ Hay Stork, Don’ t l.e f It
*
710 W. First S t; Phone 472-W
KINGSTON POULTRY
COMPANY
Mur*. I-'in.
The Liecnttc Laws of. Florida provide that' “No
firm or corporation shall engage In nr manage any
Iness, profession nr occupation— unless n State and
ty License shnll^have been procurrtl from the Tax Colloe*A>
tnr of the rnunty."
L im e
Plaster
White Hock Plaster Hoard
Nails
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Doors
Windows
Licenses iiecame
^ MB
due Octolier
1st, those concert!*
please note and call at Court House for license.
i
Jno. D. Jinkins,
Tux Collector Seminole County.
Murphy Ironing Hoards
Made to Order
Frames and Screens
i.*-
The Price Is Itiirht
Will
■/
•*
Given
% ,
Our Anniversary
No Strings
Tuesday, Oct. 5th
F u l l D e ta ils W i l l b e P u b lis h e d
T o show our appreciation
to our many customers we
will have special prices for
two days
Keystone Heights— $12,000 new
high school under construction.
Watch Your Frail, Puny
Child Grow Strong
Take on Weight
If you
are
u n d e r th e a g e o f
In juHt a few days— quicker than
you ever dreamed o f— these won
derful flesh making tablets called
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil (Compound
Tablets will sturt
to' help any
weak, thin, under-nourished little
one.
A fte r sickness and where rickets
w in
one o f
I
>I
•+r
T u e s d a y
^
W
e d n e s d a y s
a
'I
"V1
Oct. 5th and 6th
SANFORD GROVE
“A m id M ajestic P in es”
OUR
NEW
M A C H IN E R Y
WILL
BE
IN
S T A L L E D B Y T U E S D A Y W H IC H W IL L E N
A B L E US T O H A N D L E A G R E A T E R V O L -
if
'
n
UME O F W ORK.
A Specialist
H A V IN G
A C H IE V E
E V E R Y T H IN G
SU C C E SS
NECESSARY
AS
AN
R E S ID E N T IA L C O M M U N IT Y ,
TO
E X C L U S IV E
S A N F O R D
G R O V E H AS N E V E R M AD E R A SH PROM M ISES
IN
TH E ‘ D EVELO PM ENT
H O M E S IT E S .
TH ERE
OF
IS N O T H IN G
*■
■
W H O H A S H A D Y E A R S O F E X P E R IE N C E
IN
TH E
DRY
C L E A N IN G
NOW EM PLO YED T O
A L L . L A D IE S W O R K .
B U S IN E S S . 1S
TAKE
CARE
OF
A
'A l
.
• I
IT S
LEFT
OUR
NEW
TRUCKS
ARE
READY
FOR
U N D O N E — W H IC H H A S B E E N P R O M IS E D
Y O U R C A L L A N D .W E C A N P R O M IS E T H E
T O B U Y E R S IN S A N F O R D G R O V E .
M O S T P R O M P T S E R V C E A T A L L T IM 1E*, S .
• ft
RECENT
A C T IV IT IE S
O F HOM ES, A N D
HARD
IN T H E
IN T H E
B U IL D IN G
IN
SOUTH
A ny Dress $1.50
P R E D IC T IO N S O F T H E F U T U R E O F S A N
rREMCH
TH E. C I T Y A N D IT S H O M E B U IL D E R S A R E
SO UTHEAST
SANFORD
;A
■R E AL H O M E C O M M U N IT Y .
• Iw i
•n
•
4
*
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•.
i l
n s
O 'v
’r * . WWnJ
i l-"
•
y1. '.Ci
T" if
: ; ' i-SA?V'
< i
FORD GROVE.
OF
■s
AND CASH O NLY
E A S T S A N F O R D , P R O V E T H E E A R L IE S T
M A K IN G
4
These special anniversary prices for* two days only.
B U IL D IN G O F
SURFACED STREETS
■
�ISM
r .T - ‘-
K> Syn 3fr
f epic
id Good
B D ^ U lL p tN G ,
i'w*
CL.
. jiii,PB 6tff, l*o#k Alive.'
.. An Honor to Kill.
Hunting the Flea; *
BY A R TH U R B R IS B A N E
tic a ftter th e s to r m in th e
COAN A8B0CIAT1C
P
smj
fe c tiv e ** manner there are not as many cases of contagious
Ad vjcjfaar
diseases rintong the people as there are in normul times.
(Copyrilkt IKO, by S n r Co.)
_J at tha Poslofflc*
orlda. under Aot of
One o f the main reasons, o f course, for this successful
LOS ANG ELES, Cal., Oct. 1.—
handling of what threatened to be a disastrous situation,
This i* written in the Blltmore ho
iBdltM aad ■•»*••» was the co-operation o f the people. They were so frigh tfu l tel at, Isis Angeler. A t one table
L
/...**■ o*t*«s * 4 H «r ly shocked out of the feeling of safety that most of us have,
sits W. C. McAdoo, looking literal*
I B. JOXRtl, HaaaclMK Bailor
they were ready to listen to warnings about danger from ly four yonrs younger than in 11)24.
germs in water und food. They obeyed the rules as com Time Itns wi]ieii uwny the effect*
ly ^ i^ '- t t W iC I U M 't O A B A T H *
of the ten men’s work he did for
‘V,‘T 4 *r—|7 A#; 81* Month*—IS.60 pletely as possible, und many of the people will remembei Woodrow Wilson.
■!n Ulijr hy Carrier, per
At (mother table sits an animat
. .W^kly Edition I I .00 . what they have learned about guarding against disease.
' In the course of the sanitation work in the storm affected ed young woman, daughter of
George Guram, form erly Viceroy
■ O t l l 'R i a h obituary area mtipy a public eating house was given a thorough clean
of India, und granddaughter o f
Nig of thanks, reaoiutlotm
Numerous private kitchens were scoured and dis old Mr. Lei tor, once Chicago's big
o f entertainments wbers ing-up.
% msds w ill lie clinrgeil infected as they have never been before.
Deadly bacteria gest merchant. Mr. lo ite r would
a iv *rtl*ln x rates.
that have been lurking in cracks and crevices in hundreds of wonder where bis granddaughter
*f * ! ? - > ......... .
Miami homes with nobody worrying about it were sot u[>on got her English accent.
fijatfd Press la exclus- with a vengeance; while the sunlight was employed most
TH E L A TE S T beauty cult, start
..W* 1tw the uso for re_ LLtfcf at) new* dispatches gloriously to rid household furnishings and clothing of mil ed m London, must come here.
It says ' work all the muscles of
111 thla
i«a in
m u paper anil also llio lions of germs.
bllahed herein. All
your face, keep young, retain your
ibllCftllon Ilf special
EM
’r
f
W
The hurrienne performed a fine service insomuch as it ulert appearance, pout your tips
lt«ti*d l h«r*eln are aiao reserved.
turned the attention o f its victims to health rules of many to make them handsome and full,
WPAY, OCT. I, 1926,
kinds. But the hurricane only came to a section of Florida. roll your eyes, frequently, and
The rest of the state is still harboring its usual number of sniff, sniff violently, forming
ridges on the bridge o f the nose.
I I m h i i i a l i ) p i .a t f o b i T
microbes. The- rest o f the state is still failing to use the Move your eyebrows up and down."
■ "■ ’
That advice is taken literaliv, by
lake at la afara'i frawt greatest cleansing agency in the world, the hot old sunshine.
L a i{Lk *u
rt
ige.
Probably, too, the rest of the state will rock right along in inhabitants of the monkej
w a te r rout* to Jerfaeou- its own contented way, but The Herald is going to take this They do all that tile beaut... cult
suggests Our ancestors, ape like,
tiruetiou at at. Jn h aa.la. chance to ask the people of Sanford if they would bo willing did tin- same, until language whs
4IM River Caaal.
to respond to a "Sunshine Week."
invented. As men became civilized,
lea of while way
The ordinary "('lean-Up Week’’ always achieves some they used words, instead of ges
■atlas pool, lenula eunrle.
tures ami twitching faces. A man,
gjf. {
fine results among externals. Paint and polish can do won- sneering, still uncovers bis ranine
Mtaaautlac uf kallillna
etau honeea. kolrla,
port- ilers for tin* Appearance of ii town, 15ut The Herald’s idea tooth, getting it ready to bite,
featht .kuueeo.
without cutting his lips, ns do the
Mt^OoUiBaUaloa at five m*m- is u call for a “ Lei The Sunshine In” cHnipaitfn, with everybaboon and wolf.
Hut the calm
body
in
Sanford
spreading
out
the
nigs,
the
bedding,
tlu
■ ;S w .
face is the higher type.
tie* mi h o a le v a r d clothing for a week of hot sun-baths.
I Lake Monroe,
tdltaa ol ally keaullf|raA N N A PKCHKAN, a ta-auliful
During such u week ull tht1 musty closets in the town
H * i i>pa p ro*r am.
Aaaafnu of eeknnl ir>l»m could bo given an airing, scrubbed, and disinfected. All the girl, in far away Turkestan, de
na fur Increase* mattresses in every home nnfl hotel could In* given a dose rided that her relatives, supersti
tious natives, needed onlightellof sunshine that would do wonders for their sanitary im inenl
Sbe ulijected especially to
B IB LE V E R 8 E FOR T O D A Y
tin- luviil liabit of set.mg infant
provement .
The Herald may be considered impertinent, but it would girl-. The Hulshevist virus made
pO A LX ofrrnUD- 'T will rail on
,
,■
. i i tier a ( ‘nttimunisl.
LoPd, who is worthy to he like to see some sort of boost to bouse
inspect ion of the!
t,V4.s V(,ted her .« heretic
I; so shall I he saved from
closets,
the
pantries,
the
allies,
the
ealcli-all
receptacles
ill
I
:in
,|
III
the presence I>f her newly,
enemies.” 2 Ham 22:4.
(he homes that call themselves a credit to the communtl V. jacquired busbaml ami Imby, killed
Inti with .V! knife wounds, each
W PR AYE R -1* Hear me when I rail,
How oft(;n do you clean your ice-box?
considering it an honor, to assist
God, of my righteousness; have
i?
m llie killing.
upon m l, and hear my pray-
Elton J. Mought
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PIO N E E R S
fg>fv
‘
(Prom The Outlook)
1'h er had a mother
«T kiwW.'
led three small children,
■he gr»w* w * e .
m task* aha could npt
ijfrt-Bicjc ifo^M jiryiani.
# ihortier
^
’* 1
____ d*U*M*/s
t>ng and plain. \
L to waah, but -not to se^r,
made New England sweet
grow .
e-s*>-
i«4Vherj growing daiighUr*
id not care.
lid not buy silk dresHus
U ttL h a ir. '■ Id ubt seu tbb*aense at all
lltg up to make a call.
tfttiin* •
_ • •
ried city daughters.
• d to seg.
...
tig pigweed from the lawn
.that she would puss
ir days
iad*.decorative ways.
•tiHp V
lid have loved a mother
lale’s heart.
^ Napa nyw.
apart,
dandelions
o tear *
each mother
ifiney Stillman.
road hog I* a ground hog
It
-
/NO T
ON
"T H E IR
FEET”
T A M P A TUI BUNK
v
*
urd feel* all dressed up in
Thu boom, thu period of vplimit- 1 Florida led all o f the state in the
white w ay light*.
ed speculation, of ou*y uimLtfy und j number o f motor vehicles register-------- o-------chance has a parngrapher easy spending, was in progrww all |ml during the first six months of
1th a clrcua parade going through Inst year, moderating the present year. That is, in peraboiit the eud of the year, as you I n-utago o f gain. O f course New
remember.
During that time it 1York and a few other states have
Sincerely hope thu American seemed that everybody hud one or ^a larger number,
make* some money o ff the two automobile*.
Many bad the | l-'m- the first six months of this
return*.
most exiw-nsive ears, though they year, Florida showed an increase
were not all paid for.
*
of 7tl.” (l nercent over the same peWt)ald jkat about as
Home of the curs were repossess rhal of l!)2(l, Michigan was second
king » ( Hpaln a* the ed thin yenr hy the dealers because with 24.11 pur cent. For the coun
sumo buyer* worn unuble tn keep try us a whole, the gain wan only
_o-------up the payment*. There ha* not I.K ta-r cent.
noticeable decrease in
^remarkable what a little been any
Evidently most o f tho Floridians
A* Will do. Witne*^ Hnitth ■number o f cart about town, but are not "on their feet* this year.
one
might
gather
the
impression
i n Furniture Store.
Our population is growing, but
that then* were not so many, from then* is a still more rapid growth
-a-------B u fo rd banks continue to in- reuding tho old jokes like that one in number o f ears per capita.
thetr deposits although the about the real estate men getting
The actual number o f curs regis
back on their feet, having given up tered in this state June >'10 was 407.crop !* still ahead of u*.
their autos.
777. This wa* more than any othEti’&j ' - *rr O * - —- -■ , 4
It might have boon nuppuied that ern Southern stuto except Texas,
Fa’ wouldn't be surprised if Mr.
; f * « u as If the hurricane hit this year the population o f Florida although Florida has lass residents
Instead o f Miami und wum nut growing, or ut least that than must other Southern slates.
the number o f cars was diminish The registration is expected to
jH a vsp .ing, That Florida would uppear reach u liulf*-million by the end uf
In the group of slates reporting de the year.
.Colonel WI Ilium* wasn’t crease of auto registration. Igist
These figures alone seem to us
she wa* killed.
The year It must have been at or near
to dUckuut any ul- the ton in increase, but what about absolutely conclusive proof that
Florida is more prosperous than
■tornach.
thip year?
ever, whntever may Im said ulsiut
i*—<|-------The fuct thut Is surprising even some speculators having been dis
( somewhere that thorn
to our chronic optimists Is this: appointed In lovu of land.
tain . Florida runulug
/ 'B u t tortiehow or
■trtki tis da' a
THE
flu K l u l l for about
o f * second," claim*
/ We u w one th*
it atnlck u* a* laat-
’
f'
blame* male drink*
riorlty complex—
ifVTribune;
:
D
-Well.
SITUATION
S A N F O R D C’ EMKNtI
PRO D U C TS CO.
Phone Ifji
Hnfrtr Far Vour *■?*
i'lue N per rent dlvldm
S A N F O R D B U ILD IN G
V T < [
EULOGIZING
THE
LO AN
ASSOCIATION!
S a n f o r d
DOG
M IAM I NEW S
Cement Contracting G
On the wall li.nig- a tiny frame when success is with us may Is- the
and within that frame is a new- first to throw tin- stmte o f malice
paper clipping.
Scores pass it , when failure settles its cloud upon
daily, hut few stop to read A day our head, l lie one absolutely uri
ne so ago (here was an exception ]. elfish friend that man can have in
!> Masonic BIdjf.
Phone 75
thu
to the rule. An interested visitor this selfish world, the
paused long enough to read it
j never deserts turn, the mu- tlmt
SAVK by Riving us your sidewalk, driveway and foil
twice. And despite protests that never proves ungrateful or trench
the clipping contained in that lit ernus, is tits dog. A mun’s dog
tion work. All work guaranteed;
tie frame has been printed in thou stands hy him in prosperity and
sands of newspapers and in some poverty, in health and in sickness.
o f them many times, the entluisi- He will sleep on the cold ground
asMc vi*itor, just one among the where the wintry winds blow and
millions of Americans who lo v e ' Urn snow drives fiercely, if only
dogs, insisted upon its publication 1he may he near his master’s side.lie
once again. The clipping is none I will kiss the hand that has no food
other than Senator Vest's “ Trib to o ffer; he will lick the wounds
On residence* or improved business property in amounti
ute to a Dog,” and was delivered by Jam! sores that come in encounter
that able attorney when he was, with the rough ness o f the war'd, from $1090,00 to $ 100,000.00 fo r 3, 5 or 10 years st 7^|
(nun'l l for u Missouri citizen who lie guard- the slrep of his pauper ■
interest.
11ml caused the arrest uf a neigh- master as il lie were a prince. ■
■
Will also consider Conatruct/un loans to aid in the co
lair for -Touting a *iog.
A- the Wlicil all other ft tends desert hi
M
trial, in the court room of a lilth’ remains. When riches lake wings •
htruciion o f buildings.
1
Missouri county-scat. neared it - and repaint inn falls to piece . In
elope, Senator Vest arose anil ail is as enlist«ilit in his lovi- a the j
± r
sun in its journey through the
'draining the jury said;
If fortune drives the
"The best friend a man lias in heavens.
the world may turn ngainsl him master forth art outcast 111 the s
Office 112 East 2nd St.
Phone 61]
ami become his enemy. Ills son or world, friendless and homeless, the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M l
daughter that he has reared with faithful dog asks no higher privi
loving care may prove ungrateful. lege than that of accompanying
Those who are nearest ami dearest him. to guard against danger, to " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a i
to us, those whom we trust with fight against Ins enemies, and when
our happiness und good name may the last scene of all collies, and
become traitors to their faith. The death lakes the master in its em
money that a muii has he may brace, and his body is laid away in
In*!*, It flies away from him, per the eold ground, no matter if all
way, ■
haps, when he needs it most. A other friends pursue their
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man's reputation may he sacrificed there hy the graveside will the
noble dog he found, his head be 5
C IT Y L IC E N S E S D U E O C TO B E R 1, 1926
in » moment of ill-constructed act
tween his paws, his eyes sad hut ■
ion. The people who are prone to
jtl ah,n watchfulness, faithJ
C ity License now due on every business, profull on their knees to do us honor fiat and true even in death.” *
LOANS
J. H. J A C K S O N
NOTICE
REED
AS
W H ITE
HOUSE TIM BER
S A R A S O T A TIM E S
3
S
tension or occupation for which a license is required, and must be paid promptly.
i "
Ellen Hoy,
C ity T a x Collector
I■
Friends and foes alike are inter- motives has lo-eii beyond question,
things short in the United States.
When you pour wuter on fertile
soil, crop grows bigger und bigger.
In the war billions upon billions
were poured out in this country, for
the first time there was enough
money in existence to do things.
The momentum of prosperity iH in
creasing. Don’t go short, or you
will he sorry.
ested in the announcement of SenThe loss t,. the senate is cur I * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i*
ator James A. Reed from Missouri ' phusized also hy the
Asheville
that he will retire from Congress Times llm
In-in.), which sees ,nj
at the end of his present term. Im- Reed “ the loe of tedium,” and
mediately there are heard sugges- remarks that “ he may enrage, he
tion* that the Senator might he a may wound, hut he never bores.” '
formidable candidate for the Dem The Times thinks “ he has a g ift o f |
ocratic
Presidential nomination. withering sarcasm which nmounts
The St. Louis Post Dispatch (In d.) almost to genius.” The Grand Ra
quotes as a posihle platform plank pids Herald (lad. Rep.) pays this,
his statement that "there is a tribute; “ Hi- is the spirit of the I
sound middle course on prohhition fighting West.
Me is never to]
question,” and the
lllonmingtnn be lightly challenged,
and
he \
Pantugruph ( Ind.) believes Reed never admits defeat. Senators like]
probably would he nominated if Reed keep the old traditions of
the convention were held today.
the Senate fresh. We keenly regret
Recognizing that "in spite o f the his decision to retire.
The sen
fact that ho is so often to he ate’s anemia must not become pro
found with oppositions of one kind gressive and pernicious,
Rut its
or another, Senator Reed has a symptoms are alarming.”
great deal of useful and construc
" I f .Senator Reed hud courted
tive work to his credit, and
public favor," remarks the Rich- 1
C IR C U L A T IO N D E P A R T M E N T
ably represented the interests of mend Times Dispatch (D en i.), “ he |
his state,” the New
York Sun, might have been the standard
(lad.) believes that "in many ways hearer of the Democratic party. I
the Missourians retirement would Hut he was not constituted that |
he a loss to the senate 11ml to the way. However, he will be remem
country. It would at the least take bered long after same presidential
a greut deal of the sparkle and candidates are forgotten, ns thu
color out of the senatorial delib most feared man in Americun polierations, which are none too spark tics."
The Times-Dispatch,
re
ling ami colorful at best. In the viewing his services states: "H e is
rough and tumble o f debate he not a constructive statesman, unhas no superior,” says
the Sun, I less il he Hint bin vigorous exund H may he doubted that he pression* of opinion bus served
hm an equal. Even when he has | in some degree
to shape
the
been on the wrong side of a ques- 'bought of the country.
But no
Herald Subscribers!
C LA R E N C E HARROW
thinks
he will lie glad when the time
comes for him to die so that he
cun get away from this blood
thirsty world.
Why he in u hurry? You can die
at any time, the experience is re
served for us all. The wise man
trie.-;, in his few years, to make
the world less bloodthirsty, or nt
least to make the bloodthirsty
ashamed of themselves.
Resides, how does Mr. Harrow
know that things will not he worse
after we change cars and begin
again ?
I| Contemporary Comment
'
r>th and Maple
]
Special Messenger Service is
maintained daily until 8 o’clock in
the evening to deliver papers to
any subscriber who is missed by
regular boy
Phone 148
The Sanford Herald
I f tho State Department is look
ing for diplomats, there are the
judges of (hut Chicago baby con
test in which there were fifty en
trants and fifty prizes. Detroit
News.
tion— and this has happened not {\\V*r «. *m2 i
r K''.V' 1“ ”. hotin ln
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tu ■ *
•*
, .
t,u M natt* during thu lust tfuzieni1
*
"Andrews to Order Five Now infrequently— the integrity o f his tion Limn lie.”
Dry JSum**."— Headline in New
York Times. A good Idea. Wo
ought to huvu more dry zone* to set
M T E K A K Y DICIEST
un example fo r the wet sputa,—
MIAMI HERALD
Philadelphia inquirer.
Rule 1— All persons desiring to fails to shout "Look out, there,"
engage
In tho regular purspit of after he has run over a pedestrian,
Out of dliuHtor*, the later effort* ports on thu catastrophe wore exag
With twenty wives with him in
crossing
streets must take out u tho latter is liable to fino and ar
hi*
exile
Abd-el-Krim
hardly
will
to alUvixte aufforing, there uiu- gerated. Miami i* not in ruin*.
license
and
leavu u statement rest und may, ut the discretion of
miss
the
war
In
Morocco.—
Cincin
■Hy develop* eontrovtarsy.
Thin But thousand* o f her worthy fam
nati Engulrer,
showing name o f their fnvorite
I* pLnjrqUrly u|foftuit*te. Rut ln
hospital, ThiH permit will ho re the court, have his name misspellthe ■iternutfi, tho reconstruction ulus require every assistance jm»s Europe’s unraging di hi in mu In voked a fter holder ha* been knock ed in tho telephone directory.
period, h o rn * m»Jf give w »y a ft Biblo. They have lo s t'a ll. They
Rule 4— In cro*nlng a street]
to borrow from ed down and run over three times,
er wkhatanding the tnmumdoui must have help, and promptly !&at ! he
g n u t
____ I *
A mwi c i n Peter without Betunion he guts a license entitling slow down to a run. Tho driver's]
■train o f ‘the emergency! Human Southeastern
Florida Mka tho najealoiiaiae, personal Interest*, am Uon to aid, look* to the Red CTo*«, tlin g. her dabts to the American him to fcddltionnl accidents.
Rale 2— Pedestriari* who st^irt score does not count unless lioth'
bition*, politic*, nr* injected. Mis No friend of Florid* will Interfere PeuL-^-Woston (O re.) leader.
ocroii.
the street in the middle o f shoulder blades o f tho pedestrian;
take!'.probably have been made, in that appout for auccor. Hut.
Cgtilng it a "world series" must the block are allowed threu downs. touch tho pavement.
fhtieea word* spoken; ThU l l ** frank B- Khutta, chairman of
I .condition.
Florida, it Uie local executive felitf committee impreee the world as an example of If they can’t make the morgue at
Rulo 5—Pedestrian* who find
motlesty.— Balti- the end of the third down they themaelve* unable to get flattened
ho ■ v*p W on .' Ju *t,V
U?a,
we
must
itop
thriving
brick
right to take a gun and
together,
“ ■alvea.
relief hL lh i bat*. Instead, u*e the brick* far
S . V V Y r / X r ’’ h* v * ‘ h*
>pean war
In bei:
building; the hanu|pr. for conought.;
und*
1m t t
-m /
. ..
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1 *
REAL
ilf
1 hour.,
*1
G E T T H E BEST
There* weft* two sharp nails sticking up in tin* board that
IT IN TE R E STS in Iiw hum * the
luy in the road, -and the young man in tin* nifty roadster act nf mimlcring a heretic, fur
avoided them by( a skillful turn of the wheel. He had a hut which Anna's relatives will tic*
date twenty mlltm away, and was congratulating himself for killed, was mice cun si tiered highly
meritorimis hy the most distin
missing the punctures those nails would have brought when guished
Christians.
the idea occurred to him that he really ought to have stopped
Thousands of such heretics were
jR)id removed that board from the roadway.
burned, lorn on the ruck, most
skilfully
And
good
V^'To make this a good story the young man should either Christians, tortured.
like Anna’s relatives,
hhve gone back and done his duty or he should have hud his considered it an honor to share in
'tires quite torn to pieccH that night when he was speeding the proceedings which, in their be
home to u sick mother. Hut the truth is we know nothing lief were highly pleasing to God.
civilization isn't much, hut
more about the board nor the adventures of the young man. ourOur
hrund of Christianity has lieAll we know is that there is a chance to make people slop come what mice it was not, an im
and nick up nails in the road fifteen or twenty years from provement or, the uper-d,l i o n s of
now If the schools will take up a “ Help I lie other fellow” Turke-turi
campaign.
TH E PAN American health con
In one Florida town lust winter some boy* frouv ‘•’Hat best fnrettie declare* war oir tile Imfarhilfeij wanted tu ' hlVte a’ bit of “ fun” one Htinduy after honie plague flea, from the Arctic
noon, su, they placed long tacks in rows on a street where to llie Antarctic.
This means killing rats, ground
people drove on their way to the shore. Many tires were squirrels, flea hearing creatures
puncture^, and tlu* boys had had their sport.
of all sorts. Samples of fleas cap
As it happened, one of the cars held up by a flat tire was tured will he sent in for identificu! tion.
going for g, doctor fur u girl who had nearly druwned in the
nearby ocekrt. The girl was a maid in the family of one of
NO TH ING PE R M A N E N T , how*
the boys ami she had been very kind to the lad. The boy ever, will be done until man com
thinks now that her death which occurred before a doctor plete* his conquest o f the glohu hy
removing from it, mercifully, nil
reached her
on his head.
animal life other than his own.
The
gapping crocodile
from
tt may be wtelJ for the boy and hiH companions to have hud
that lesson. Hut will those boys just as earnestly look out whose gains and tongue the tse
tse fly extract* the germs of sleep
for chances to remove accidental nails and tucks from road ing sickness must go, also dear
ways? It those boys and all boys and girls had frequent les little pussy, that carries diphtheria
sons at school based on simple texts like, “ Pick up that nail,” germs in its fur to the little girl's
T u t that broken bottle where it can do no harm” there would face.
soon be fewer people to steer around a menace and leave the
ONCE MORE, brethren of Wall
menace as a danger j v others,
\
Street, you are warned not to sell
— ----lb—5-----'
T h d flower o f ^murlcan piun|0d p womanhood!
*
Phon* ,
Flower Urns, Concrete
of all kinds, Hoofing Tile {
mont Coloring, Etc. from
'Hirer i,f tile relative- will he put
tn death, which settle- that ,<i,enlal incident.
The Schools Could Do This, Too
r, ,
1119 Sajjford A ve.
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o f Music
RULES FOR PEDESTRIANS
T h e Sanford School of Music offer*
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, voic
and theorv.
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MBS. FRED S. DAItiER, SOCIETY EDITOR
A. H. Garrett and son of Jack., <1f t
BonvIUe arrived in Sanford Sun ,. ^ A t t r a c t i v e ^ a n f o r d
day for a short stay here on bus-,
iness.
\6cial
lenda
M a tro n
an d D a u g h te r
I
Wednesday
An interesting and entertaining
Harve Clemens
Bach
progrnm has been arranged for Sara Bande, G Minor ....
the recital to be given at 8 o’clock Musette, D Major ... - .......... Bach
Tuesday evening at the Sanford Lotus land (Egyptian Poem).......
H igh School by the faculty o f the
Cyril Scott
Sanford School of Music and under Praeludlum, E Minor ...MacDowell
the nuspices o f the Daughters of
Don Jonson
Wesley Class o f the First Method You, Dear nnd I ................ Clarke
ist Church.
The program is as A Dream has made me weep.......
follows:
Phillips
Romanic in f M a jo r ........ Schumann Autumn Wind gt... ...... Branscomb
Xylophones (Japanese Etude) ...... Since W « Parted .............Allitsen
Poldlnl In the Great Unknown ..d’Hardetot
Scguidilla (Castillian D ance)........ Hills ..................... Cecil Burleigh
Aibeniz Slavonic fantasic Droi*ak Kreisler
(
Harve Clemens
Don Jonson
Lament— “ Vesti in qiuba" (P a gDon Jonson, pianist
liacci)
.........
Leoncavallo
Harve Clemens, violinist
Widmung .......
Frans
Garnett Hedge, tenor
Mon IIcBiro ...............
Nevin Mrs. Harve Clemens
Garnett Hedge
Prelude— LeDeluge . Saint Saens
Accompanists
Slavonic Dance- (5 minor................
Drorak-Kreislar Mrs. V irginia Finer
Lalding Circle W1H meet
1 with Mrs. Herbert 1 Robert Worth of Philadelphia,
arrived in Sanford for Sunday for
n stay of several days on busi
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ness.
Tilorsday
chera’ meeting for the
R ay Glaum o f Louisville, Ky.,
School at 8;80 o'clock
[ especially the new pat- is in the city fo r a brief stay Hare
no business.
ad to be present.
„ Class will hold • ita
The many
friends
of
Luke
.ieaa meeting and buf
fo 7 o’clock at the home Thompson w ill regret to learn o f
Irke Steele on Celery the death o f his brother, Joseph,
which occurred Wednesday at his
home in Jacksonville.
. Friday
|ng of millinery1at the
jhoppejrriaon Chapter, N S.
(•80 o’clock at the home
». Hagan on Park A vo
ting of millinery at the
PP.
te l A r r i v a l s
i
(Montezuma
rig, Springfield, III.:
and fam ily; Mr. and
Sparks Circus; Mutcks, Sparks Circus; E.
■parks Circus; Barney
hbinnatti; Garcy Vantlnnatti; Mr. and Mrs.
loney, Sparks; J. H.
il; 11. T. Smith, Mia, Sparks; Mrs. H. J.
■tmouth, Va.; Ed KatIw ife, Miami; Mr. and
pellc, St. Augustine; C.
Leesburg; George
[Sparks; Java
Kour,
fold Heinz, Miami.
Seminole
a. A. E. Lamb, Sparks;
ly, Sparks; Frank Set(arks; W . C. Morgan,
L. Jenkins,
Sparks;
lei, Sparks; J. C. Bates,
paries Katz, Sparks; Daff, Sparks; Bert Bingks; E. S. Smith, Sparks;
^tt, Sparks; Le D. Hunt,
Farland, Sparks; 2. M.
Tampa;
M. R. Rose,
G. Kelley, L ittle Rock;
b, A. C, L.; Mr. and Mrs.
Clearwater; J. Helgins,
Poplin, Jacksonville.
'Valdez
^
t
^ucharne, Sparks; Mr.
M. Lonnett, Sparks;
|, Sparks; N. C. Gushen|rks; R. M. Thomson,
R, Fredericks, SparkH;
bchkina, A tlanta;
M.
Vtlanta; T. B. McClelilh; J. M. Peck and
if M. M. Marshall and
(bus, Gu.; J. K. White,
G. E. Rowley, New
Melrose, Tampa; L. P.
(Tam pa;
G. E. King,
I S . C.;
R. J. Jones,
|ft. Garrett and son,
F. C. Jackson, CleyGlaum, Louisville;
j Philadelphia; E. L.
rife, Sparks; John R.
irks; Frunz Wosku,
Prince, Sparks; LesIparks; Mr. and Mrs.
fSparks; Mr. and Mrs.
|, Sparks; Miss Martha
parks; W. C. Guice and
Harry Bert, Sparks;
parks; C. W. S gIIh and
<s; R. M. Martin and
Its;
Edwin
F. Green,
rank Loving and wife,
Dy Barrett, Sparks; S.
arks; C, F. de Laponne,
F. W allett, Sparks;
pen, Sparks; H. Miller,
E. Greene, Sparks.
Mrs. Glenn E. McKay
|day Sunday at W inter
their daughter, MI sh
I cKay, who is p student
(College,
fard of Daytona Beach
lay here Sunday with
fra. J. Chauncey Meekbe the birth o f a daughJay at the Femuld[lospital. The baby has
Nancy Carey.
ima Owen spent the
very pleasantly at Dayas the guest
te.
Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen
left
Friday evening fo r Douglas, Ga,,
where she went to attend the mar
riage o f Miss Ethel Deen, which
w ill Tse solemnized Monday eve
ning.
J. J. Dickinson o f Orlando, a fo r
mer resident o f Sanford npen{, the
day here Saturday on business.
Miss M argaret
Cowan
leaves
Tucsduy for Washington, D. C,,
where she w ill enter K in g’s-Smith
Studio where she will continue her
studies in expression. She will be
accompanied
by
her
brother,
George Cowan who will spend sev
eral weeks in Washington and New
York.
Mrs. Robert A. Newman returns
home Monday evening from T a lla
hassee where she has been spend
ing the week-end with her daugh
ter, Miss Olive Newfanan, who Is a
student at Florida State College
for Woman.
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The Woman’s Day
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— Photo By Flanders,
Mrs. Ben Dorsey Caswell o f this city with iter little daughter, Eu
genia Anne. Mrs. Caswell is one o f Sanford’1
.) most prominent and
popular young matrons, and possesses a large circle of friends with
whom she is a general fnvorite,
Movie Sidelights
Bessie Love, a Uketele champ,
to her
repertoire. It's a Chinese love
song. She picked It up from a lit
ovt.,. Jiyj tle old Chinese lady who fell ip love
Peck of Pa- with Miss Love when she was ^
visitors ar- Los, Angeles’ Chinatown on loca
tion. i
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Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Tunnicliffee
returned home Sunday from Jack
sonville where they have been
spending the pant few days on busi
ness.
York, where the sixty-two legiti- | tile’s decision not to admit any
mate theaters o ffe r a wide variety more women medical students
J. D. W ood ru ff left Monduy fo r o f types. The Lyceum, home of
Jacksonville where he w ill spend I'mjtman ami Uelasco stage sueThe Minister o f Education said
a short time on business.
cestt-'s, was used by -Paramount. thut Hungary could not bring up
Several tons o f lights and equip a question ike women h equality,
Mr. nnd Mrs. R- H. Borg and two ment, a large cast and enough which had been settled by every
sons, Howard
Jr.
and
Robert extras to fill up thu orchestra civilized western nation.
Brewster, returned home Sunday seats, were taken to the theater in
from a delightful motor trip to th e'film in g of a picture.
ltenuty, and Huh Driver
New York and other points in the
L A N C A S T E R , K y _ ( f l > ) — D riv
East, spending some time in the
Motion picture camera men are ing a motor bus 1DC, miles has not
Cutskill and
Adirondack" moun imiy classed among those having detracted frotu Du* feminine charms
tains.
hazardous omiputions when upnly- o f Mrs, Bessie Hatcher, o f this city,
ing for certain types of life insur- who recently won u popularity con
Mrs. Robert J. Holly Sr., returns and*. ' Many have lost their lives test in which a iiumlier o f young
htune^Mqpday afternoon from T a l shooting scones from the top of women participated.
lahassee whero ah’* bus w en visit huiqiings, bridges, airplanes, un
Mrs. Hatcher, a \fMow, has own
ing her daughters, the Misses Mae der water, and in ninny other dun*
er! nnd operated a Inis from here
and Mildred Holly, who are among gerttus places.
to Richmond, Ky., for the last 13
the Sanford girls attending F lor
years.
She likes tho work nnd
ida State College for Women.
Thunder, the police dog, nearly intends to continue tin1 business.
lost Ids life whilwum location in
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whitner and HaRier National Park recently. In
Viscountess Heads Business
Miss Elizabeth Whitner returned structed to leap to the side of
LO N D O N ,— (fl’ )--T h e Viscount
home Saturday evening from Ashe Paradise river, the dog misunder
ess Rhondda is tho head o f many
ville, N. C., where they have been stood the directions anil jumped in
important corporations and is lead
spending the past month.
to tho turbulent waters and was ing the fight o f peeresses in their
carried down stream over a catar own right to seats in the House
Dan Eberwine returned home act. before being rescued.
o f Lords.
Sunday from Miami where he spent
Mrom corporal to commodore —
the past week on business.
Tennyson’s Niece
it can bo done, m ilitary and naval
LO N D O N ,— (A1)— Miss Tennyson
ex|K‘ rts notwithstanding. J. F ar
Jesse, the novelist niece o f the
rell MacDonald did it.
Corporal English poet, A lfred Tennyson, is
Casey in "The Iron Horse," Ser-1
an enthusiastic sailor and collector
gennt Cassidy in the James Oliver o f ship models.
Scott Matthaw, who once had Cur wood story, “ The Country Be
James Cruzo on his payroll at ?lo yond," he has now been elected
Dobs to Grow?
a week as a member o f a stock coiAinodore of the Balboa Yacht
B
E
R
L
IN
,— (/P) — During the win
company, has played in more than ( ’ lub of California.
ter season modern German Gretch100 motion picture comedies since
Mapufacturers o f piano wire are
w ju |(,j their bobbed hair grow
going to Hollywood three years now putting out a special brand for
somewhat
longer than during the
ago. The 200-pound comedian, who use in motion picture studios. It
suveral years ago ran a string of has; a million uses, mostly in com summer, in the opinion o f H er
fifteen theaters in
N ew
York, edy, scenes where articles o f furni mann Voeste, tonsnriul adviser-in
claims the distinction o f having ture or actors are hoisted about chief to many o f Berlin’s film stars
eliminated the "Just a Moment, the stage, mice are made to run nnd primndonnus.
“ During tho summer most o f
Please," slide in playhouse by us across tho floor, windows must
my clients
preferred the Eton
ing two projectors.
banj: open, lamps full o f f tallies,
cut,”
HcrrVoesto snys, “ which
etc.1 Tho wire, painted black, be
Norm a Shearer is an enthusiastic comes through this movement ab gives a woman a decidedly mannish
appearance.
However becoming
advocate o f the new “ cocktails" solutely invisible on tiie screen.
this may im in connection with
gowns. It is an ensemble gown
sporting nml outing suits, it does
capable o f being changed quick
not go well with gala evening toi
ly, by means of un over-jacket in
lette, I nlready find that with the
to a dress suitable fo r either tea
approach o f autumn my clients are
or dinner wear.
j Ida Theumann Died Poor
letting their hair grow several
B E R L IN ,— (/P)— When .the boau- inches
longer.
Tho
permanent
For years Lois Wilson refused
to have her hair bobbed. Tw o tifiil> Ida Theumahn in the years wave, too, w ill again bo in vogue."
1900 was
regularly
months ago a role necessitated bob follow in g
Lady Balfour on “ Fam ily”
bed hair nnd she fin ally bowed. singled out ns dancing partnor by
LO N D O N,— (A1)— Lady Frances
Since then, there have been twice Chancellor Bernhard von Bueiow
as many requests from magazine at Uho annual press club balls, Balfour refuses to . let “ scandaland newspaper editors fo r
her nobody ventured to predict that mongers” nlnrm her with their
the: celebrated beauty would die prediction
that thu fam ily w ill
photograph.
poor and forgotten in 1920.
|disappear as an Institution fn modA villain, to be convincing, must
‘Ehe news of her recent death orn "ociaiy.
be true to life; believes John Roche, bfdught to light the fact that the
" I t is not the fam ily that is dlswho plays the heavy roles for Fox. fo r m e r s t a r ’ o f tho Royal Theater integrating," says Lady Frances,
“He should be consistent. Even n bad fo r the past fiv e years lived ini “ But the parochial life o f the cqmbad egg is consistent. A good vil " r e circumstances.
munit
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improvement of locomolain ia a plausible one."
th. vv ..t improvement
[Mrs. M. M, Marshall o f has added another song
screen
scenario
de-
Wales is qualified fo r member
ship in the great fraternity
of
average golfers.
He is satisfied
when ho breaks 100 over a full
course.
He hns been known, how
ever, to finish 18 holes in the early
90’s and to have been very proud
o f his work.
The chief difficu lty
o f the prince is in making his
mashle behave when about jOQ
LONDON LE T T E R |
Mrs. Augusta Eigenmann o f Or
lando, spent the day here Monday
os the guest o f ,her daughter Mrs.
Fred Duiger.
C. Foster and children
d to return home Mon9001e from an extended
Richard Dix, in his football pic
relatives in the West. ture, discarded the make-up of
grsase-paint and powder in favor
tight and Ed Nelson, 4>f of mud baths. The game which
r«re the guesti of Mrs. provides. the climax Js plpyed os
I for the week-end.
tensibly on a rain-deluged field, al
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though the actual filming wds done
oks White of Jackson- on sunny days. The studio crews
f«*e n t of the D, A. R.( reduced the gridiron to the proper
here Thursday and be state of oosing mud by the use of
[of Mrs. John Leonardl fire hose. A* fast as the sun dried
and the mud caked, Dlx _and the
on Holly Avenue.
other 'players acquired new coat
Mrs, R. J, Short of ings by throwing themselves down
Into slippery mess and rolling over
spent tho week-end In
the guaeta of friends, and over.
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P R O G R A M F O R R E C IT A L TO B E G IV E N
A T H IG H S C H O O L IS A N N O U N C E D
5HT-
C. E. King of Dar.ington, 8. S.,
was among the out of state bus
iness visitors arriving here Sun
day.
*
■"Mv-V.
Ida Theurtnenn came to Berlin tion."
from Vienna in her teens and joined
She declares tho “helpleas fethe Royal Theater. Under tne di- malo dependents" have “dtainterection of Us famous reglsseur,1grated" to their own gregt adBrahm, hey talent unfolded and vantage, as they have been glvtn
she became a favorite of the thea- an education and are reckoned elttarigolng public. It was not long {sens on equaliiy with
‘
before Ludwig Fulda, the drama- brothers.
tlst and novelist wooed and married
Not one English musics! comedy
H i,,
A» Frau Fulda she played a lead was bought by the Americans, yet
ing; role In Borlln's smart bet. American musical end dancing
Chancellor von Bueiow marked her ■hows continue to fill English theoutMfor distinctions.
Frit* vbh
* ch, the court painter, made
English plays to be s#en in New
1 Canvases of per.
* York and their authors, include:
The Gh
rt Eugen d’Albert, composer ““The
Ghost Train," by Arnold
*niit. Decam# infataateawith Ridley; wet^Felnt," by Lord £4 lnduced her In 1910 toMV-j them; “All Our Yeftterdayi",. by
tlliance with Fulda. From. C. K, Munrpej “WhstfFun
’Albert-Theumanrt
union !™»n Have" b y _¥ ic r
LO N D O N, Oct. 2.— </P)— London
is in for a vogue o f pink i f mod
istes and women’s dress arbiters
have their wav.
Bond street has developed the
pink wave and is showing in its ex
clusive stores the daintiest o f gar
ments, from outdoor costumes to
“ undies" all in shades of pink, An
exclusive establishment has just a
huge bow o f pink ribbon in one
window.
Dress and list stores all along
Regent Street and most of Oxford
Street have the pink fever, indicat
ing that receptions nnd dunces this
winter w ill be particularly bright
affairs.
A fter 300 years Shakespeare has
at lust arrived in London’s dock
land Sir Frank Benson, the veterun
actor who has toured the United
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States
and Canada with a Shake
snearonnrepeUoTro has introduced
“ The Bard o f A va n " to an audiettco o f the Canningtown branch
o f the Dockland settlement. A star
company presented the “ Merchant
o f Venice" and many people whn
live not far from the site o f the old
Elizabethan Globe theatre heard
o f Shakespeare fo r the firs t time
fp th eT r'fives!'' T h e r e 'V r e " '’ many
houaes in Canningtown but
no theatres.
The “ stepney step" as full o f ac
tion as any step can he is a new
dance from
London’s east end
which is making n strong bid for
popularity as nn alternative to the
Charleston.
It is described as something be
tween u Tango anti Charleston,
but can bq dsnaed equally w ell to
fast one-steap, tango or fo x trot
music, duncing masters say tho
Stepney step will be all the rage
this winter.
. t
-------JoCj< Beckett, former champion
heavyweight prize fighter o f Great
B ritltn has adopted tho profession
o f rago
maker.
of
raee track book make
With a bookie's satchel
Batch
swingfn; front his neck, a siign telling
calling
and
tb* grorld of his new c
t
a roaring voice bawling odds on
horsqs, Beckett is a fam iliar figure
»t th f race meetings.
Ha was to have met Phil Scott,
the present British champion, at
the Ijoll. in Southampton early this
summer, but he injured himself
shadoVvboxing and another fighter
was Substituted.
There seems little doubt that
Beckett is through with the squar
ed circle gome fo r good. He has
not issued a challenge to give Tunney a fight.
The consesus hero
is that when a figh ter so fa r for
gets his professional duties as to
fall to issue challenges on tho evo
o f big matches, he must be ranked
among the definitely retired.
F A R M E R -T E A G U E
PRETTY EVENT OF
Invitations have ' been received
in Sanford announcing the apinching marriage of Miss Anee
rl Farmer, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Sidney Farmer of
Anderson, S. S.. to Calvin Fuller
Teague of this city, the event to be
solemnized Wednesday
evening
Oct. 20 at 8:80 o’clock at the Saint
John’s Methodist Church at Ander
son, S. C.
The bride-elect has visited San
ford on several occasions as the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Lang
ley and has made many friends
here, who will be Interested to
learn of her approaching marriage
and that she will soon be a charm-
K
P ic n ic
P a rty
S a tu rd a y
At
Is
G iv e n
A fte r n o o n
‘M a g n o lia
thah devote the little time he has
M a n or’
Saturday afternoon a number of
children ejoyed a picnic at “ M ag
nolia Manor" the summer camp of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C, H ill on Crystal
___
Lake, where swimming, boating
" i
bounteous picnic supper,
helped to make it a most enjoy-
ments, 2088 South S a a M At
W .M .U . Holds
M eeting W<
The Women's Missionary
of the Baptist Church rrul
its prayer meetings for tko
on Wednesday night wh
D. King will open tho sO
a short talk.
“. r “
Tho meeting will bo
Thursday afternoon at 8 oN
and will be followed by a
hour and talk by MM. NtJ
DeLand. It ia otmootly a
that all members bb present. ji-w*
Gainesville—886,000 tllotteiLjMr
paving work on camps* of V n *
. fh
The children enjoying this de verslty of Florida.
lightful outing were Caroline Hill,
Tallahassee— Work started, on
Bobble Newman, Elizabeth Smith. new 8300,000 state building to bn
Mary Dighton, JuHs Ritchie, Ca
rreted her*.
milla Deas, Frances Wilson, Ade
laide Higgins, Sam Braford, Mike
Wilson, llnrry
Dower, Wilbur
Smith, Paul Biggers and Richard
Stuck F a r Sale
I
Hat N a Stack Salesm an
Deas.
SANFORD BUILDING A ND
LOAN ASSOCIATION , i ,,
M A N Y ARE PRESENT
for g o lf to dull practice.
\
-------The pld home in Brampton,
Huntingdonshire, o f Samuel
Pepys, the famous diarist, is to be
“taken over by the Samuel Pepys
club and saved from ruin.
Lord Sandwich, the owner, has
offered to lease tho place fo r fiv e
pounds a year, om condition that it
A very enthusiastic story hour
w ill be maintained in good repair.
There is nothing
g o f the grand En- was held at the library Saturday
gllsh country house about the morning.
F orty fiv e were presBrampton establishment but P c - , ent. In addition to the entertain.
pya looked forward to peaceful re
tirement there.
It waft in the garden of this
house that Pepys buried the money
when the English fsared the com
ing of the Dutch, when the dangdt
was past, Pepys retrieved all of it
except 20 or 80 gold pieces, and
rejoiced greatly.
There is a little beauty spot up
in Aberdeenshire in Scotland much
visited by tourists where seats are
provided for comfortable contem
plation o f the scenery and picnick
ing is indulged in freely.
As in many American parks or
dinary warnings apparently wore
i n e f f e c t i v e enough te indue* tour
ists to clean u p after <4heir im
promptu meal*. So some literary
light in tho local officia l world be
thought himself to try out what
fcn appeal in the form o f a limerick
would do, and the following notices
Mow have been posted.
"Oh, you who come here as a sitter.
“ W e pray you to clear up yoqr
Utter,
“ Your paper and scraps,
"A n d chocolate wraps—
“ Lest feelings against you be
bitter."
One
of the
little
ing stories told by Mrs. Clark reci
tations were given by a number of
the children. The story hours will
be held every Saturday at 10
o'clock and all children are cordial
ly invited to attend.
American pilgrim ages in London
Is to John Wesley's chapel fn City
Road. The tourist automobiles miss
the little chapel o f the famous
Methodist divine, but hundreds o f
foreigners,
particularly,
A m eri
cans, seek it out in the Labyrinth
o f tw isting streets o f o ld . London.
Recently the qhnpel was renovated
and now iB open dally fo r prayer
and meditation.
A Wellsian
founded in’ 4
where Wesley
died on Marcn
year,
museum has been
neighboring house
lived and where he
2, 1791, in his 88th
The popularity of tennis in Lon
don and its environs Is a boon for
the children of London’s thfckly
populated east end. Unbelievable
numbers of them get many hours
of enjoyment from the thousands
of balls discarded every year from
the hundreds of tennis courts of
the city parks and suburban homes
and those of the surrounding coun
advertised try side.
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Amusements
Continuous
11 p. m. ■ — - '
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TODAY
Gene Stratte* Fetter's
Monumental Bgle * f tfcl
American Family
“ LAD D !** •
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“Great Gnat”
Milan* Newt
TUESDAY
Florence Vidor and
Shtrmsn In a
Picture
“Tee Never Knew
Comedy
“Parisian Knight”
A Musical Merle
“Ke Ke Ceng
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DOROTHY K N A PP
“The Most Beautiful Girl in the
W o rld ” wears
S C A N T IE S
;
One of America’s foremost artists, wha haa eeea ami J
painted thoaSsnds of beaatlfol glrla la kla tiaut, haa ie>- ■
oeatly selected Miss Dorothy Knapp, star of tha SMl '
Carroll Vanities as “the most beeatlfal giri ta the wsHA
with the moat porfett face and flgare
It la more than jaat happenstance that Map Knapp
.
both on and off the stags wean aa her ema ind enly , 1
garment, ScanUse — breaaiera, vest, gtrdleeni p e a tle a :'
all in one—which our cereet and bresri« e dofnitne—I la \
now fenturing.
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bettUi/itl girt
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“Once yon wgar Scant Na,1 ■ayn Mlae Knnpp,.*^/arffl;.;
'
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be content with mo other wty *f dressing,' 'It’s
comfortable, convenient garment, ■* light, na
yet 8euUlea met only e
n bsenUfnl f% o4
^
faaUena it to grea (Tenter pekfecOeew^
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Bcantiee U new la dlepUy fas ear fan
J.
dng ef smar
the
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“* It coold still be much better.
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ing acquisition to
circles.
,
.if,'' t
Mr. Teaguo has asad
friends here during U
here for the p e t t ___
ing come her* front U
He holds a rasp s *
with the Sotfciaolo
and U one of the
members of the
A number of
will attend theyoung couple,
be followed by a lamb Mi
the home of thp bride's
After an ext
they- will be ’
friends st the l ow VMttt i
v ...........
■y
’Wvddftd planlit ihfmtd
rath8r piay a round wlth a friend
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yards from tho cup. Daniels says able affair. The children were
only practice will remedy this chaperoned by Mrs. Alice E. Hill,
weakness but that the prince Is * m1bi! Mliy Hooper and Mrs. R. R.
very human young man and would
The growth in traffic from Lon
don’s uirport at Croydon to the
continent has necessitated increas
ed activity by Scotland Yard in
order to catch international crooks.
Each passenger who boards
or
leaves a plane at Croydon now it
scrutinized by detectives from the I
famous British police headquar
ter*.
Scotland Yard la very proud of
its record in nabbing law breakers
at the numerous seaports of the
south of England. A crime is com
mitted in the London section and
the criminal usually dashes for the
south coast which is 76 miles away.
An hour’s channel crossing nuts
him In France and safty— perhaps.
But they rarely get away. The
moment a murder is committed, a
rich jewel haul Is mad* or a bi*|
^
m s s '"y J s1’ p*,i °
d ™ "li. vfplf on t S c o M ^ n d
like the Northwest mounted police
o| Canada, Scotland Yard usually
gets dte man.
The watch*at the Croydon-air
port, ae a new thread In the net
to; nab international crooks, al
ready has proved ita worth. Jewel
robbers, drug smugglers and no end
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passenger planes that fly between
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broke
through and throw Drown inr m>
gain. Moiigiilou on the iii^xt play
broke through and threw’ flrown
for a five yard loss, (iray pun I
ed .'!() yards out of bounds.
Thompson gained two yards
around right end and Muxwell hit
it ft tackle for three yards. Mob
ley fumbled a hail pass hot Ynn
cey r«covered for a five yaitt loss
Maxwell was slopped for no gain
at center.
Mobley ran 1I yards
*ti
around left end on u cris*. cross
was beautifully executed.
uchdown Made that
me
Muxwell
recovered
Thompson's
gr Last Period fumble for a four yard hem. Mob
ley lost six yards on an attempt
••Deadlock In "d
puas. Muxwell punted fill yurds
}# ( Three Quarters ,tnd tho ball fell dead.
.lenkimt bit right guard for f»v*
yards nnd mi the next play made
three yards in the same place,
tiruy went, through center fo,
three yard* ai 1 Drown followed
with tlliee in the same split. I,lies
mug win peiiuh/i il fivi yards for
S ta rs
f o r V i s i being oflstih - on I tie next play
(iray punted id yards to Dusseil
t s . U n t i l I n j u r i e s who returned the ball 2<l yards on
&Y
n nice run.
af-i H
fo r c e H i m
t o Q u it
All attempted pass, Thompson
to Kdcnfield, failed. Maxwell hit
By 1*111 Du Bose
/ In a game that wiih hard fought left guuid for live yards. Thump
from start to finish, the Sanford sun lost ‘one yaid mi a long rigid
Hifh
school gridiron warriors end run. Another pass, Mobley to
•merged.' victorious over Leesburg Thompson, was broken up. The
Saturday afternoon in the opening first half ended with the earns in
Score,
content of the season. After the the miter id the fi•'111.
f two teams hud ployed inch id her Leesburg It Sanford d.
Second Half
■V’to ti standstill in the fiiit three
Lccrhurg kicked off to Sanford
5y, quarter A, the local team Began u
K*. itaidy march down the field whieli to stint the second half, Hiown
netted a'tuochdown, the only scon- kicked to Thompson mi the goal
of the day,
A crowd of 41)0 wit line and he returned the hall Id
yards on a delayid pars to Iturr
waged the game.
Ct
T m . two teams were writ match *11. Thump on went around ngli1
<t
and neither was aide to make end for seven yards. Mohley lost
' ~
preciable gain until the final one yard when Ling tackled him
A aeries of litp. bucks and behind the line of sei immiigc On
ckle plays accounted for the a etis; cio«s Mobley lost another
rd totiChdowh, Mobley an yard, KoiinUtr**«* making the tackle.
, carry
Maxwell pipi^t-d ^0 yurdi to Wil
T / ln* tA tS‘httr*1 T * 1
Maxwell gained more liams wlm was stopped for tin gain
Ima.
than, any other player in by Speer.
■lenkins
gained
five
yards
[a. 177 yards being bin
through light tackle nrni llruwu
t ’ Ah* day,
ilhJ runs and passes had one yard at. right guard. Brown
all was given the ball went around right and or ID yards
Leesburg wa.i
with Mobley he anil fir t down.
in deep into the penalized five yards when tin*
had field was in motion before the
I (territory.
* * y « victory wiyi made all ball was snapped, Nordgron threw
impressive liy the fad .luikins for u five yard Ims. Hi own
W0» outweighed and tossed a pu-c to tiruy lor five
players were tuk raids. Ling missed a pass and tin
Ilf ! their first game! kail went over
__ another school.
Despite!
Mobley hit rigid tackle for foin
’ fact the linemen iilayeil til., yards and Maxi’.ell followed with
htni and easily outchurged mol five over uentci. Iliompti.u gom
Janitvert'd, their rivals.
id a \.nd at end and Maxwell
Leesburg team played a i again lol i t uti l for first down
Ctniv and* the work of Ling. Mobley bet in yards. Thompson
oi^tatending
The visitors gained our on an end run. Mobley
' right arm WAX n thorn in 1jort u yard and Maxwell pitalrd da
pffcnau and hin deadly I yards.
Gray runibh'd the puul
are than one |urnl Srmfnnl lecoveieil.
through
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Masv.s ll hit is liter for one yard
after time and threw the local1Mot,ley got nw> more
it left
Tbr' llrtica. Injuries forced; gminl. long wn in lilted mi l hi ■
,to leave the game in the final piny and war; lemnvrd from the
r. t . .
game, Taylor suhstiluted for Ling
id tree, Smith anti Gray also as jduy was resumed.
& food game for the vislMaxwell was stopped by Smith
Eaeb demons tralnd their at center for no gain. Mohley hit
1 football ability and spec
HIM*
left guard for seven yards. Mob
alar t>Uyn by each of till*
tiu-m |t.y made it first down with six
. drawing applause from the local more over left tackle.
Kwy.jEOni,- **
It, I’olk went in for Mm win, at
Sanford, the playing of left tackle.
Maxwell made two
leyji Speer Vancey, Nordgren at left guard.
Tlmm|i.siin added
1Sonde wan outstanding <*!-l four yards at right end. Max
h $he entire team performed j well gained our at center and fol
tlopully i well,
Cltptuln 1lowed with one more at left end
json 's work at ((uurterlnick The Ibird ipiailer ended with the
11‘that could be asked. 'I’ll* bull on Leesburg's’ttK yard line.
it) detail is as follows;
Score Leesburg It Sanford tl.
did kicked off to Leesburg
Maxwell opened the last tpmr
rt.the game, Mobley kicking ter by gaining three yards at right
rd| to Jcnkinr
Jenkins win. returned t,Md. Mobley made seven at th.
30 yard*
.. ,ro» .hvforo being Jsame place. Mobley hit left end
..
JankipH gained eight for two yards and Maxwell followthrough right tackle,. Mid, isl with'Xix at right guard. Max
making the tackle. Jenkins well made another yard at right
mada four ynrds through guard and A. Toll: was seat la fo>guard. JenkiiiH got another Williams at right, ball'.
through right guard. Gray
Doth ti arils were fighting dps
1 hut recovered and made peralely as Sanford was only
down.
six yards from the goal line. Max
Vgilrtrd u yaril1 at right well plunged renter blit the ball
Mid Brtiwn got five yards was knocked from bis hands but
WJk.end. tin the next play Yancey saved tin* game for San
WgS thrown for no gnln. ford by rccovi ring.
Mobley hit
U »h punUtd to Russell who right end nr three yards and on
ad four yurds before being the next play Maxwell crushed
by Ling.
through for the touchdown.
mined one yard through
Thompson was injured mi the
S £ 'MaSWell made four play nnd Higgins was sent in for
I'ovar ffttU r and on the uuxt him. Hanford was denied the right
addra four more yards over to kick for extra point when llig
ante ipnt. Maxwell hit cun gins spoke to Maxwell.
faa:
Katz,
!,for,M>4 third time nnd again ailngcr was sent In for Bussell at
1..four yards.
Ling broke right half for Sanford.
Higgins
Ilich,'and threw Mohley for .< kicked to Gray who returned hall
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two yards.
5*2
stopped
by
was
Gruy failed on attempted pass.
ii*. no gain. Mold ey lost Drown passed to Gray
for six
ax nt right tackle, Entz ynrds.
Gray attempted another
tackle.' Leesburg won pass in a desperate attempt t-i
I'if lira yards for offolde.i score hut the ball fell dead. Gruy
inford first down.
punted to Muxwell who fumbled
Waa caught attempting and laicsburg recovered.
Drown
lost seven yards, Ling fumbled on first play ami Sanford
t.tha tackle. Mohley recovered, “
ktili on an end run.
Mohley gained five yards at cen
canter fo r three ter.
Entimlnger gamed two at
roll pUJited 26 yards denter, Maxwell (tinned two at
r.,wbo rw M Rhrowp In hi* center, Muxwell punted 2U yard*
to Gray'wlfh no return. Gray fails
[broke through and .stop- to complete pas* uh the game ends
ab fo r no gain at cen- with the ball In tho center of the
nttde one yard at field.
Yaocay broko through
Score Sanford tl I.tiT.bnrg th
. WllUatns fo r a 10 yard Eden field Right End Houndtree
fp a n t e d 36 yards out NortifTcn Right Tackle Knlx *
Mmjgntix,n Right Guard Milam
clad right end for .Sandjf
E«ll made It first
Star For Locals
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laxinter
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out u f bounds on
rd Una. Sanford
Wo f w d f i f Sami,
luhltjr
F*ullbnck
Jenkins'
Refer#* ChltUndua,
Umplro Cox,
H>MLlrtn«ajnan Wright,
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Yankees Give Alexander j
Full Credit For Hurling j
Masterful Game Sunday.
KN ROUTE WITH THE Y A N int a field box trying for the ball
The Bumiiino nearly fell
KEES. October I. (/Tl- Steaming gum,-.
westward to n new I,all ground went for a home run in Sunday's |
in St. Louis,to renew their con will'll he came up for air be could
•)
flict with (be St. Louis Ciirdiiials, m.t locate the hull.
"I cried out 'where’s the hall? ;
ilie New York Yankees bud ample
opportunity today to review their Not II soul answered me," said
sins of omission and commission Kill ti today. “ Looked like I had
in yesterday’s game in New \nrk. fallen on n nest of St. I.ouis Fans."]
I rbun Shocker bemoaned a spit-'
'I be Yankees were cast down
their defeat by the ( ‘ordinals. The ball which Ii" threw to Hilly South-j
Yankees, one and all, give the an worth m tin1 seventh inning yeslercienl Alexander full credit for a dnv on I kthi' li Xmithworth promptfinely |>it< bed game during who h |\ |,l' ne the - lands "* * llonie I
the ('animals' biirbr kept the ball ,'ia, l.ill'.l'lg three cun for the'
Thorn was
nie do
conslnntlv on tile , orilei of lie- ( aidinai
bull, on the train over the ball
(date.
I,,., b■r r.r " Soul Ii woi 1h. nut th,
"Alex pit, bed a great game."
said Miller Huggins, “no rnislnke Varik |,ii, her said it was a spitter. I
I In \,iiiks <'(im|,laiiied that it j
about tlml. We will get our fair
share of bits before the series is was difficult to hit Alexander's,
over and we expert to win the pitching because of the movement j
championship, I will start either of ipeclators in the center-field j
Oulrh Iteiltber or Waite lloyl on stands. Alex kepi the ball high I
Tuesday.
1 will - have Ten nock and I In- Yankees hiul trouble fol
ready to go in again Thursday. I lowing the bull ugainst tin* back
The Yankees are playing gnod ball ground of spectators,
ami I have in, fault to find with1 Colonel Hu|«'il, tin* Yankees
J M * ' owner aid, "we'll
them.
lake
three
Halie Ifni 11 said a little gillie V I might in St. Louis." predicted
near tlie i iglit I ielil foul line euusfdI l|e fob,lit | a oil l In* i o- 1 agreed
lorn to gel off hi
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Hodges Appointed Twd Dropkickg
M a rg in of Vii
jTo Membership On FVwStigg’s
Staff Of Governor Over SebringV]
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T A L L A H A S S E E . Fin.. Oct. L—
t/Ti Caplaiu T. It. Hodges, rtnti* j
!' in'll i d i i-ornniissiotuT, has been ;
nppo.rlid Itt-111i-)iiint
cornimiuder .
on 'be daft' of Governor John W.
.Marlin, mmrding tn an nnimunci*- j
! ment here.
i
i Bishop’s Line
The appnintnient
was
made !
Passin g A c cal
( shortly after the governor
had!
i visited the scene id” tne state's oysF or Florida’s
: ter planting operations
oil
the I
gulf coast, where the executive is
C H IC A G O ,' Oct. ( iniil to have
marvelled
at the
.'great strides being made in the well placed drop kicks
innfgin by which tin* U,.
' imlust i y.
The commission
for Captain o f Chicago triumphed over,]
j Hodge*' is in the hands of Adju ing foobtall teuid from the
sit.v o f Florida, Saturday,
tant General Clifford Foster.
Captain Hodges is a native of score, was 12 to C.
Ideal weather brought
Florida, lie was born and reared
m Levy county. At the age of 11 crowd o f $30,000 which
tried to ,a1,'h 'Ihevnow'.a lot winch wilt, turn.
be wn letl an orphan nnd was repaid in excellent foot
|forced to edurntr* Jiimself. At Hi, long pass, Marks In A
In* was editor am<1 proprietor of a counted fo r a Chicago toi
|weekly newspaper at Cellar Key, which emm* curly in tin* gi
I .ate in tho first quarter,
n)'t"i ward* publishing newspapers
took the ball on her own
;at Sinike and Jacksonville,
During ins newspuper career, line, and with puzzling a
fiR O V l k \
combined
with
iCaptain Hodges studied law and attack,
A llxand ek
thrustH nt Chicago’s line,
I
was
admitted
to
the
liar.
He
was
ST. I . u n s , Oil. 1 i/Ti Th" I,a "bail mad over I lie |no peel ol
prin ti m g Ids profession at Tulla* the ball to Chicago's
wit in-wing d In l model n \\ m Id
( 'ardimil ;. ali iviiig home today :ii'
I hue see when appointed shell fish marker. Bishop made fuur
i lainied as gompieriug heioes a- a ciie, game loniorlow.
commissioner in 1913. He served around end, and then
!*.vi*i v ineoniiiig train di i barge
ie oil of their victm v over He
jin the capacity for four years, and through the Rue fo r first
its 11tiol it, inanv of whom hive no
k aIIkeen ve terdnv. will be ac
|tlic legislature of 1916 placed mi Chicago’s 10-yard line,
eoidt'd a well nine tlmt St l.oui
proiiiisi' of even an mg a game he
lder his jurisdiction tin* salt water again plunged through tl
lia- been waiting .'!H \C||| , In poin
.nr e ot 1lie lack of eat mg fa
putting the hull withjn i
ji'isliiug industry.
out ot ib lieui*
i ililii- , tint liny tire here to root
Townsend w«i
for the i 'animal. , even it they
Tile reception to Huger i lloius
I At Hie outbreak of the World tho goal.
fo
r
the
touchdown
n mnnie:
mu
t
do
tin
n
veiling
in
front
of
a
Lv and hi; |d:tv*'i prnoiisej to t»‘
War, Captain Hodges accepted a
a Iiiniulliioiia affan, winding o|i in loud peal."i instead’ ol lie- cn
'commission in the United Staten Stanley fa iled to kick the
a parade and the piesentation to i be ui i* it| Sport*men's Turk.
. Navy anil was given command of, In the second period Chicu
IIomisIiv ot a f.'i.utlD sedan, the gift
'I be I at I it V of t let els lor 1lie
|a converted gunboat.
Hi1 served or the ball within striki
id lid Si. I .one adinn era.
llnoe rail"
to lie played hero
at vea for 13 months and was then tunce o f the Outer goal,
A citizen*;' eonimittef*, beaded b\ plea'hi a situation that Would
di loiled as naval routing officer of Southerners stiffened and
Ma\ol Victor Miller, will receive. make tin hair of anv Iii t i las
din.
Returning from service, in* dropped back to kick on the
down
He sent tho halts
11"- *-•* tinna! Ie "lie i liainpioii'. ai I ick"! ■i al|*.|- Inin w bitt
I !p
w.. appointed shell fish eoimnisthrough the goal posts nr t|
tile tut ion. I’ loin I lie (lint lilt
a vi i ago holder ol ,i "t ..1 tine
im.. r by former Governor Hardee
point ad vantage.
arrive until Hu- pin.ole didiam' .iltihel , i. ling SI '■ aU. ait ,i*ki||g
in lilt Die imexnired term of AsaRouse's T o e Wills
the ( .iidin.il wdl I <■ Die i(',-ii,ii-nt •J’t mo tmiidiid ibdlni
and art mi
kmii
Winfanta,
and
was"eventually
N l*.\V ' t ( ) l i h , t i l l . I u i 1. I .a I
wlin h l i a ; piled up r.'.i point
Rouse’s toe accounted
id an o'.'iil ion n. Ii a 11 "il v b.i‘ 'willing lo let go ol lie-in ai 1hat
an against
-appointed for the full
*i-year other three points near
lo vi r before extended.
l hi ire A .Sh all liekei for one game ' i n tootball "l"V"ip; are lap vlmg 1 a ga i n I Norvvi i li ami
term.
down to fi en ious work l i ds week . I l o b a rl .
o f the gam e n ftcr Chica;
St, Louis Ims gone f-olllplelely will bring S
1h.. ralpei
uv.
in pn parati on l or m * 1 S at u r da y |
\ i i n y a mi Na vy will lie iu i nter- |
l marched down the ieltl, (
111" i l e l i a l ot H n r v a i d in it
"c i i oi i a l g a m e s a g a i n .
'I tie Mi d- 1
strike u stonewall on Klorfdi
" f " " " " '“line by O n .
i, l b I , , ' , 1 , " . wl„, bi nt PlirdlM', I i to LI , j
yurd line The gnnu* end
lia
Ii owi i (lie in i d o i m i --v.•-, now lia ." Mi nke mi thei r mi nds \
! Florida buttering away
d i d l b\ t he r« m h o . ol A ai in dd ! .i Pi le tin- V, i i T o m t i i s , a f t e r an
Chicago line in midfield.
11*.i ween ill, pi p;11 ui i..ii l.
tl;. ea y vi"l..rv over Detroit, will (ire-1
Florida received to o’
NEW YORK, Oct, I (/Vi Bob Hilly Cl n: S *gtl MU*.
paie for Davis-Elkins.
I
third period, but failed
TA KIM )N STRINGS, Flu., th". ers Horn .by believes (hi* edge In
Yah-, vvliitii flew to a M tod vie
N"w A••i L Gnivefsily, survivor,
and Bishop punted deep
i <d‘i Ibis city is still waiting the series rests wftli ins t’ardiuhls iiry f over D'isturi I'niver i(y, w ill i I a lest against Alleghany lit In!
cago territory. Chicago
lor un answer to its challenge to now, "My team should keep hit Pt* [inlislud to meet Georgia.
b. will on <t West \ irginia Westhe ball to midfield and
K Everts, of Norfolk, for a mara ting until we win the chnmpnmTrimetmi
ims* a rugged
"ii dm
nigged week I le\an.
lir'.v.n will In- tested hy
opened up an -aerial nttn
Six
Twims
Victorious
Last
thon on I lie floor of the sea.
•diip," lie said. “ A good luitl team 'tbi n*l
III pi epai ul toil
for
tlie j nmlefeiiled I . high
Bishop alternating hin p*
Mr. Kvi rIn sntiiv time ago pro
tViishington and Lie euiitlnt,
I I'ointll i
is wind can come |com beliuui.
re<i i v e
Williams, i Sulurdny in First Confer Osternoudt and Stanley,
posed a race on the sen floor for
Tim Tiger nttml; developed none 'Tdl i.iiigii,
a bruising
ence Contests, Get Ready held under own goal poll
a distance of hc*V'»i| miles under
>f Die power expeetyl ui il open
ii ii tnaleii .iltli Gi'orgetown, is
T'liis
.
fin
111 Miller Huggins: "My [
For Harder (James Soon worked the tacl^es hack
water, cf)(i[ppei| in n diving suit.
mg game unit only a billlianl llan: dr 1 111eg ft.. \\ i-sley a m.
pluvers tmve not •.tinted hitting j
field. Stanley failed in a
His proposal was accepted here,
III the I ltiltI (pl.illei III. Ill out Alii
\ liu.'ky ' leven I’roiu Marietta
but we are apt to get going in tie
drop kick e ffo r t from the
Inti nothing more was heard from
(Dy
Aaociated
Treas)
Ill *:l . II lo 7.
in\mdi T' lio. Dtati iaturday. Rutthird game. And when the Van I
tin Norfolk ib e|i xeu ,diver,
Six Southern conference gridiron line, a fter taking u puns frod
A out he i ti 'loin wall from \ ir g' '■ . i mi t :■ w,, tar Iins year,
kecs stmt bitting the M. l.oui !
ennfer- sou, when Batora regnina
11 inia Tali will try lo brink the lull t ""in
out of the wraps ‘ minds, victorious initial
Captain Marks cupt^
TAA LAH ASSFK -The list of luleliers will find it bind enough |-.Ilia Inn" a11a " I;
of 1>a i 1mo11111, ag.u" -t W longton and Jefferaon. eiu e t lasiies Saturday, settled down ball.
to keep tlo-lli off the liases.”
paroles, laimiuutatloa of Miniteilia.
lo a hard week of practice today 28-yard pass to Apitz, vtM
mill I her mis ol cleiaoncy of tin*
~ I I'm- Hu* encounters next Saturday downed on Florida’s 13-yard I
Stale Hoard of I’ai'dons, passed on
Giceti nnd wine I olori-d gar
; 1hiit will determine their right to the period ended.
The Southerners’ attack!
after the icrrnt semi annual open men! weie favorites with the I'nnremain in the running as contendstemmed twice when pu»sci|
session, will tu given out for pub
et11 s who filb i almost a third o:
ji'i's for the 192(1 title.
licnlmn nt "high noon" on October lia* seats at the Yankee stadium
Outstanding among the six con into Maroon hands. Chicaft
11, lloverimr .Marlin, chairman of at Ho* second game. Dashes . I
ference contest Saturday are the pushed the Gator line ng*i*|
I In- lioard, announced.
blue also lit up the piteture lierv
W m i ni'i y i lei'ds
Georgia Tech-Tulane, North Cnro- goal, where Florida held »»
It wiis at find slated that puhli
and there.
< ontinoiiial ’I ms I i o i n p u n y
linn South Carolina, nnd the Aln- the ball back, to sec saw
lo
ml ion would lake place Sunday,
Mr Kli/,iib"l ii Ilurliiii . ' o l e , lot IP
.
_
,
!iuiiiiti-Mississippi Aggie games. In trnl territory.
Tne Line-Up
(let. it, but it was later found till'll
Dalie ItnI ii mussed tile nisphervv 1 tireiii .....I
n«uiiH I H 'llp n v A r e T o w e d IJp ^liJitioti, f'ltjmsnn CoIIpr p nioetR
tile lint could not be prepaid! Ihal of Ihu fan although be failed in | Hugh
Position
Milein II i ftnrry I.
Seine Yearly and Anchored ^ ',r 1,1 roiitm State, Florida plays Chicago
early.
A (lit z
L e ft End
lui aafely, lie was accorded a Conh II, lol il. S', tv:,
I.like.
In I'YonI Cliamher
Deputies
iam her D
euu lies - ■ , ^ HTeamI*lsee,1‘1 ,‘“l,iBlana SlIlte W o lf
L e ft Guard
j slimy of Die applau-e, but it wn
■laon
I . W e 111oa 11
Ny Ive**1 to
Cameron
L e ft Tackle
TALLA H AS SEE
Tim four . eolliiug lil.e \\bai v.ie given many 111. Mil * a, Di ii-r■
"
hilt;
George
Tech
has
one
cont \i:i
tcenl Ii and tilti ciitli Florida bank , ■Ibe pliiialils log tin- ( nrdinals.
Center
|- A
S. McMillan
•
,1- - unsiatiM, *|,-i enrc victory to her credit, Snt- K muse
Eb/.aiH-Di
-to id some time ago ilmiug a i
L e ft Guarduin ii tbey lake a notion to liulhe, : onlay’s game will be Tulane’s first N e ff
f poinpsoM, I.Yi',7 acre
jit-i ii ui of siiapensionH, were sciied- j Spei lntoi s from afar changed I V Fort Mellon Development t'o., to ean pin a around iu the same;conference clash. South Carolina, Weislow
Right Tackle
uled to reopen during the week of i oiiie opinions about I lie
tuird- w* !'. Dy 'on, lot Pi. Lori Melluii- b.tUiv pip i.iiii/.ed by the courtiers |A labama, Georgia. Auburn, nnd E, Spence R ig h t End-Osti
October -l-tl, the bunking depart I boiled" New Yolkri*: after lleurilUf ■nil". _
,
(
Hie Tanth, unit later hy .'Tennessee, by virtue of their wins McDonough Quarter^^BackJ
incut of (lie comptroller's office the plaudiss foi the Cardinals.
Dinhnd J'i i i-111
I D i e Lnipi n i l Napoleon III himself Saturday, all will struggle to keep S. Rouse R igh t H a lf T.f
tumouiu-ixl.
L e ft H a lf.
known
us the iu the firs! rank of <(inference Anderson
G, t-.. Ukueioti, on. slogy ad I .Gli m l.iitlis.
Thu institution* to reopen were
’l iekei speculaloi* i nine down m liliott I" building, T.nk Avimte, i ^ Lam. Di ligny." are towed up tip- * landing The University of Geor Murks
Fullback
I lie Dank of Oakland, of Oakland, prives at tin eleventh Iioiii . A >lr'('
Fefcree, Fred You ngj ur
I S« no- e.-o h ■priiig and anchored in 1"in, victorious Saturday over Virmid Tnlutku Dunk and Trust com. \V;e hirigton eutlmniasl was ol'fei
U, M. \ oiing-, addit ili.n to build lioot of Ibe Chandler of Deputies u-inia, goes to New Haven, Conn, C. Mumms; field Judge, !
puny, of I'alntku, both of widen ml an opportunity lo puielia e i ing. No, l*i Turk Avenue, $3011.
in wini, c ibey are taken down tin* if'"' » game with Yale: liuliatin IJni- head linesman, H. L. Kelt#
won* given pecinissinti lo resume p.'iHtebonrd bn f.'iO. -i( >me niTir,
Score By Perfad*
I 1'iver and out of Tu.is, in order (oTcrsity will entertain Kentucky;
on Mondax, Oct. 1.
loll, refused, nnd at I bill o'l ku k lie
New Tort Bicbey- ( i.*drni‘t let, ! :,v,,h' 1
Iwavy slut toning tax.
Mi rvlnnd makes an onslaught on
got flic ticket for If).
for pav in;.' noiober of city streets. I 'Flu* Deligny Dutlm, Turkisli jtl ( ouch f-'tagg's Chicago nggregaTAI.LAIIARHEE— Iteer hunting
Touchdowns, A p itz, Owed
Ih‘t'i]ariil Itiil i r'.pic ied, f o r !design, w. re fmilt iietwecn
ISO! *b'1* which Saturday humbled Flprin 1)iiviiI and St. Johns niunticH is
Them have lieen no otolen luca
iinpriwi.nienlof road from Deer- 1 and Imi .'I, mol are among the few
r',i,G tile Texas Aggies will be F ield ’ gouls. Rouse, 2,
now lalnio, as I hi; cliniend seuon Hue; far in tin* : erie*i.
Substitutions:
,,
i bind to Don as.
open air bnlhs that, have remained
|o Scwanee; Virginia, Poly
has affected both, it was nnuounc
Chicago— N e f f fo r Clark)!
in Tnri since the coming ()f mod !,layH Dartmouth and Wnshinged nt Hie Stale Depot hm nt of 1
'■••n plumbing. At one lirne it wa* ' ” ‘l ,ini1 •t'° W'B Journey to Prince- fo r Cameron; McKinney
tiaine and FrOsii Water Fish,
i
derxonj.SpiaJl fo r R ousb;
I be grem f.isbioo lo bathe in tin*!to" f!,r n
wit,) the Tigers.
Tin* liner hunting season cluxcil
Seme, there being no fewer tliurii
Au*,l,rn goes outside the ronfor- fo r N e ff; Bannock fo r 1
in Duval county on Mcptemher ill)
*l»iity bath; mu-iioreil in the river
.jr,.H K1,n,i? with Howard. Vir- H oetxer .for B P«no#;"G I*
and in St. Johns on August, ill.
Tbc popolnrity of Hie bicycle ended K!,I,IL ,;*ltar.v Institute plays RoanDuval ami St. Johns arc the only
#
y
__
t
~
the Itediioii. The Parisians, find ,
College* Virginia meets I.ynchcounties iu Hie stale having o|ht»
ing
iie.ufficient
time
for
both
i
*
,
ur?
Vanderbilt has a'ached- ger; AmktSftn tot RbuM
seasons on deer during the sum i P i ? !t0 1 1;
'*-~Tho Ghevro. both the owner and tin* dealer
oUnt clnrh witii llendorson-Rrown. for McDonough; FrtAdf
sports, gave up Dm bathing.
let -Motor ( ompany, in one iliviThe proper tra-.rng of 1ho* ii
mer,
WolfJfj Layers fqf
vision
o
,;r'a
is taken
care ot
o f oy
by
■
*-f its sorVico
, ., department,
*
- |■
-* - personnel
.......... > if*
iiihni cure
^
l l ')*,l of ( hurles tlie Ten Hi
Venice— Ground broken, fo r new
FloridX— TowhseniLfW. *
...................HASSEE
..................... -■■»*
III twonty-lwo
I vx i- ii i y - i w i i pdfma.1
i w r f l l l l . ■W
.U!<
TALLA
bVr - A n - 1! |a| t_
. it
r hulf a nulboH dol-'thuoperatinn
of
flourishing time
for •>•*00,000 Hotel Ran Marco.
■
f . . . t l
%'*
t
ii D i o
l n l i n t , ,, * ’
I .
. i
ton;. Beck fdt T<p
ins IDeligny.1
nouiitfim nt was mmJv *il Uu* h a n k -! !?r " nnnU l Iy ‘»i » hitvkh* prumn- nently
located service scliaoln
I n •j fil ”l i ?* 1 I1!in
Only the
fur Davis} Ft
used tin-iil in those , Dunedin-— W ork
iiiif departmeiU of tin* comptrid]- lion program. This program eon- different parts of tho United' nriutKi-rm-y
....
...
startod,
on
Livingston
fo f
Hlsts
of
uidmg
its
denier
orgnnizn
States.
These
schools
are
altOndad
du>'f
'■
•"
ei'» office that authority bud huttll
lays
here was a nirgeoii and a , erection o f new Florida Loundrv
Bowyer; Davis -fotr
granted for the opening of twA tlon in improving its shop methods by Chevrolet dealers, their service Imii-tlciisser- always in attendance, j Cmnpniiy’s plant.
80n fo t' Livings’
banks in Florida on Sept. 27, They 22n..« U(H .s i1
W‘‘t
|,*‘r' 'unnngcrs, simp foremen, nnd me- .l l".‘ w‘ 'n l'* “ Ifannult C oiffeur” still
Potronts; Bowyei
stintiel,
In
order
to
give
(.hevrolet
ehamcH
who
receive
mi
intensive
distinguishable
are the People's Dank,of Crescent
i,,,., _
, -•
,
---- '■—*.■*" ......... ..
mi inieiiHive •
.iiaiiauin Under the
Clenrwnter— New sewer Bystem
./V. •’
City, capitalized at $25,000, with
b U
U
mo" uHielent.1ruining course In the p r o p e r p o i n t put on tho. wu |Ih being built in this town.
It. F. Adams, as president, and J,
n
J
,,
, methods ami tools to use in ro-l ' r,>,i| Uinu to time. A restaurant
Mount Dorn— C itv mall daRvG. Venter, cashieis.tapd the Citt
tVJm M "l o111
W lh. Uu’ . ,‘alr," « Uhevrolet cars.
Special tfhwl l*« long(*d to tho original hatha ery service to be initiated lt> this
; ;•
Xtiiin Dank of Eu nil id caidtaUxed atV' i w f f l n f ^ Vi P
(’1>- - otiracs are provided for dealers, i *■
•> c «f«f but the paintings » f town.
$56,000, with W. 0, Ham; presi, Hn?dealer s service ata-, their service mnnagers, and shop Ahc o|d days are still to be sei
It offers a ^
standardized
foremen .... the
tk„ aubject
,„,i.i... c o f u
. « on the walls,
o f -bnh
“ '“ ‘“ D lim lpnlav!
lu y j foremen,
'*hop
dent ami C. It, 1'hHUj* bushier. ■tlon._
o f ahob layout, making nvalfahlo miulixement.
V J ’*
A catafalque intended, Ji,
Jack Hunv ille —Netlr fire station
^i t0° ’ * c(l“ ,P«,t‘nt*I A * : » result of 'this- ItictWed ef- «ays, to convey the remains u
■s fall
provide*
aiislstanie
to
th*
Deal-,
fiefancy
in
its
dto,,w'
'
to in* erected, in downtewq. jie&«
flfaf Napoleon from Havre
aniiatlon
in
properly
Install-,
Gh*vrplct
is
act)fa
Hon of Smith (Taekwnv||B9US$ :F
tad Paris, when his body wax br«_
i J & i # w> * « . S*potion Mlteli.lt, bill
ese methods., The ffat rate t-*eb(fhitlnn mid the qua
*d to fall away the
It* home from St. Uekina, wtti batR- at)
loona
Winter iIiiveoIn bunL;
°
teif
lrf
♦m-0rm”
P“
.
ir
ia
ta'cmntag
more
butlw,
But
tho
rivor
c
frai#1
■ill *t
Deputi
.factor
*■*'4
paved^
ne‘J* °fctlori uf <i*
t winter, and ^Bvolaon'a. b ~
Crowd Of 30,(
Witness Cor
PlJ
Tumultuous Reception Is Promised To
Cardinals By Fans Upon Return Home
Eastern (irid Teams Be<>;in Week Of
Hard Practice For Saturday Carnes
DAY HY DAY
IN TLOUIDA
D I X I E ELEVENS
PREPARING F O R
NEXT SATURDAY
Series Chatter
Ue^al Records
PARISIANS USE
SAME BATHS AS
RULERS OF OLD
{S T : : : : : : : 3t *1
Chevrolet Coinpaitv Spends Over Half
Million Annually On Service Program
I enter t
.ti
.
. .o'
�m ill
Fftfanm* i
•rr-Wvrx
-
r-'l
lit— Building Contractors.
illy Herald
WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT
SHOP — Prin tfjg,
Engraving,
Embossing. See us first. We do
IL Phone 417-W. R. R. AvenueCommercial Street.
RATES
will b« received
kd collector sent
payment.
)
„
10c a line
..... 8c a line
........7e a Hoe
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Eitimntes free. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Oak Ave.ft 3rd St. Phone 111.
on request.
are
W IL L B U Y any
quantity good,
Strong plants, up to several hun
dred each 01 bougainvillea, (purple
Hpd,crimson) flame vine, alnmnndn,
(yellow hibiscus), plumbngc und
other ornaments 1 shrubs
and
.SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile vln$B. W. M. Young, 208 N. I’nrk.
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing Avc.
In Advance
rntea
1 64-—Seed, Plants, Fertilizer,
for
55— Specials at tiie Stores.
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
600 West First Street
at Phono 441
Britons.
average lengtn
line.
,rge of 30c for
A /.D .K O N S
•
.SCREENS
F IR E SETS
SEE OUK W IN D O W S
JAMES 11/ CO W AN— All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone 111.
na is restricted
mcation.
made The San31 be responsible
correct insertion,
for subaequent
office should be
lately In case of
TH E
B ALL
HARDW ARE
66— Wanted— to Huy.
H O D G IN S & C O W A N CO.. Auto
Radiator and sheet metal works. F L O R ID A -O R L A N D O — Orlando
Morning Sentinel; largest classi
Plain and ornamental sheet metal
work. Tel. 710-W.
207 French fied business, rate 1c a word, min
imum 24c cash with order.
Avenue.
[e r t is e iis
representative
illinr with rates,
lassif ientiun will
[>]eto information,
fish, they will
wording your
n»ko it more ef-
P A IN T E R — D E C O R ATO R
A. I). Riggs, 604 Laurel Avc.
PH O N E 303
Furniture Re finis hod
W A N T E D TO B U Y
C L E A N C O TTO N RAGS
A T H E R A L D O F F IC E
Li
I
I Almost
quench their thirst. Two Ameri turn of the former
can correspondents alone came to I OIHj princess to their P o l
iak* advantage of the offer which ( tlet Ceefli^nkof, the foon
FO R R E N T .— Tw o small country
CADILIiAC— OAKLAND
j Berliners
generally thought * Khe nearby, garthnr of San,
residences. One located on Cel
— PONTIAC—
! hoax. Lau then issued 10,000 per- ,wow Bet pia, j njr. „ they f
ery Avc., near river; the other on
Sanford Cadillac Company
sonal invitations and on succeed-1 i„ - the days of the raonar
Geneva at Beck Hammock. Price 117 E. 2nd St. '
Phone 121
ing dnys there were crowds to do! the fountains spout on Sn
$20.00. F. F. Dutton & Co,
justice to the various vintages.
j The great gusher in front-of l
DODGE
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Oct. I.—
I
Souci Terrace operates ablo
78— Offices and Desk Room
Pleasure enrs and Grnlinm Trucks t/l*> — A total o f 3.040 cuttle were
m
Amerlcnn ingenuity combined Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Elm and 13th St.
Phono 3 tested for tuberculosis during the
with German
oroughness, has
OFFICE FOR K E N T - In Meisch
month o f August by workers of
carried out n move advertising
Communists have given tn!
B E M IN O LE H U 1ISO N -ESSEX
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A
the State Live Stock Sanitary
r INC.
Sons, Magnolia ami 2nd.
Beard and Bureau o f Animal In stunt describeri by one newspaper loafs another name. The/ 1
"proletarian disease” in tbafr
203 Onk Avc.
dustry, engaged co-operatively in ns "scnndnlous.
Phone It
For n "firnt night" of the film press. In obitoary notice^
Florida, according to the monthly
80A— Real Estate Directory
................ m0M terms Ur used exclusively for
llur" the combination
report on tuberculosis eradication, "Ben ..................
K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G W O RKS. sent out from the United States tinn picture trust lured out hy in- j w^Ke plnguc.
H IG G IN S -S M IT H -W IG H T , IN C.
HOOD A N D G O O D Y E A R T IK E S . Department o f Agriculture.
uvitt ion a silk hat nnd evening , Thfl name was chosen because <rf>.
Real Estate and
g of six <the tact that tuberculosis is wide*
If. S. I* Batteries.
gown audience consisting
O
f
the
tests
made,
twenty
cat
IN S U R A N C E BRO KERS
1 cabinet ministers headed l>y chun- i spread among the proletariat, al*
Distributors Chandler
tle reacted, the report states.
Commercial Avenue
A total o f 50.330 cattle, or 0,20!I 'cellor Wilhelm Marx, two ambus-1 '°K®dly because of unhealthful
L IS T Y O U R P R O P E R T Y WITH,
herds,
were reported once-lcatod .indors, including Jacob Gould ' w°rking and housing conditions and
"T H E LOT K IN G "
BE SU RE uml see the new custom free, and 16,144 cattle, or :tl>7 herds St'hurman, ten ministers ui
of foreign
1u1VIKo Ij improper nourishment
.... ......
,y
300 First National Bank Bldg.
built Studebakers
countries, six Prussian cabinet;
, nlra rit ~ n i j. ' „u.i. . ^
accredited.
ildents'ln-'
— Bids, solicited,
SAN J U A N G A R A G E
In-1 l'n*
' te '
a°Hclted, for
fear '<j
I The end o f the month found 05,- ministers, five bnnk presidents,
TH RASH ER & GARNER
W
o
«
J
.
!
plTJn|t
r?n,i
No2
from
U
k
e
City
;
chiding
Hjnlinar
Schacht
1465 cuttle, or 7,127 herds under
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
S A N F O R D RUICK CO.
dent
of
the
Ueichshang
t
h
ir
ty
,10
lin?'M R
j
supervision
and
3,1(50
cattle,
or
200
112 S. Park Avc.. Sanford
212 Magnolia Avc.
nnd stars 1
•'
six theatrical producers and
herds, on the waiting list.
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»
■
-SEE R. C. T IS D A L E for good buys
Phone 367
and the lord mayor Gustav Boons.
The
report
for
the
whole
United
in Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build
Fifty
police held hack the
^States follows;
ing.
L IN C O L N
-F O R D
FORDSON I Tuberculin
ti"-ls
during
the throng that battled in vain to buy
Eduard Higgins, Inc.
Sound Kiir 1H Vrnr.
I month, 607,5611 cattle, or 5S.S17 tickets.
ti
M eG A L L Si FOX, Real estate in Oommcr ml & Palmetto. I’ ln.ne 331
Grnn-lnw Mtrwwsrr
herds;
reacted,
17.722
cattle:
mice
"The Americans make grand
vestments. Best buys are among
3 AN FORD BUILDING AND
|tested free, 10,053.270 cattle, or opera nut of an ordinary movie,”
our listings. Phone 745.
LOAN ASSOCIATION
P A L M REACH C O U N TY
The ,1,347,522 herds; total accredited. said one editorial writer.
77— Houses for Rent.
190— Automobiles for Sale
3,046 Cattle Tested
By State Livestock
B o d y In August
nS
scene of stupendous
develop I 1,605,OOP cattle, nr 101,275 herds;
-hent. Read ehout it in the Palm |total under supervision, 15,562,206
: Beach Post, ‘ ’ amide copy sent on ,.Httlp, or 1.615,014 hunts, and total
"STEW ART THE FLORIST"
ROOMS, with or without nienlo.
reuuBJt.
Ln t n o t i c e
C
E
L
E
R
Y
L
A
N
D
on w aiting list, cattle, 4,784,316; i r
Flowers for all occasions.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
20
acres
celery
land
adjoining
[should give their
herds, 464,807.
McLANDER ARCADE
my farm on Pineway Drive. Con
j f f i i o address as
The eradication work in Florida
Phone 781.
68—
Rooms
Without
Hoard
sider an good its best in the dis
phono number if
i is in active charge o f Dr. J. G.
trict. Can be easily cleared and
suits. About one
Fish, o f the government forces, ayd
27— Professional Services.
FO R R E N T .— Desirable bedrooms,
DODGE BROTHERS
is practically level. W ill sell at
a thousand has
i Dr. ,1. V. Knapp, state veterinarian.
suitable
for
2
adults,
adjoining
a bargain if yoil act quick. H.
»nd the others
i
701
EUGENE PERM ANENT YVnve bath, hot and cold water.
irate with you
Dealers
M. Runtbley, Phone UMI-J.
fo r $10.00. Murinello Shop, Tho M yrtle Ave.
low your address,
•• t
Basket. 2nd and Magnolia.
S E L L GOOD USED C\KS
luance MUST be
HI— Houses For Sale
FO
R
R
E
N
T.
F'uinished
mom
with
at The Sanford
S. J. NIX
| private hath. Ladies preferred.
Dodge Coupe
I -----------------------------------»r by letter. Tele*
HOME A N D IN V E S T M E N T
[
Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Law 1201 Magnolia Ave. Rhone 360-J.
louartres are not
Dodge Special A Sedan j M ERLIN. Oct
I «/Pl PresiBungalow, five rooms, double
300 East F irst Street.
Dodge Coupe
jdent von Hindenburg today is celgarage
with
furnished
apartment,
j
FOR R E N T. - L a r g e loom, I win
Dodge Touring
; rhraling his 7l*th birlInlay.
The
j actually
rented
for
$13(1 per
E fficient
rompt
| beds/5 initiates from posti f fire.
B LU E BIRD B E A U T Y SHOP,
I lodge Panel Trm t;
1field marshall has a record of not
I month. Price $7,51)0. Ilart Nason,
ervu e
“ W e specialize in permanent w av 512 Union Ave. Phone 571
Graham I 1 2 To Ti
j having missed a single day from
;5()7 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 210.
in g” . 206 North Park Avc.
In ten d in g to the dutu-s of his of't.
FOR R E N T..— Three rooms, hath
M ILLER t). PHILIPS, lac,
fice, which I h nelteS than any of
F
IV
E
ROOM
house.
South
Sanford,
j
Found.
screened porch, garage, furnished
Y O U
ne e d
C H IR O P R A C T IC
! his cabinet ministers can claim.
$1000.
Lights, water, sewage. ,
fo
r
couple.
$15
vvk.
Apply
316-Oak
i spinal
adjustment
fo r
your
1 During his summer vacation last
Good terms i f sold this week, j
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
Hi P iggly W ig g ly |health problems. Phone 482-j for Ave., a fter 6 p. m.
I year uud the present year the pres
Scruggs-Scoggi hr Realty Co. Inc . |
i’miimle Bank.
si\ appointment. Dr. W, E. MncPhone 735 Masonic Bldg.
ident daily attended to his correFO R R E N T .— Furnished sleeping
Ills.
Reward if i c Dmignlt, 1st N at’l Bank Bldg.
I spondence and received reports
room, close to hath for one or
"I
PH O N E 3
ily W iggly Store.
1from Governmental departments.
two gentlemen. 813 Magolin Ave.
32— Help Wanted— Female
I
Despite his nge he scorns the idto
kst broach set with
of n physician being in attendance
FOR S A L E .— 6 room house in '
lone diamond.
Ke- T W O experienced waitresses need FO R R E N T .— 2 bedrooms, adjoin
upon him.
He indieves
regular
Edgcwond, three bed rooms, i7T7~ i * 1
ing bath, reasonable, garage. 618
Shuppe.
ed. Bell Cafe.
garage, lot 50 x 173, eastern e x - 1^
L^R llI N o tic e s .
living is the best recipe fo r health.
Elm. Phone 321 -W.
poHiirc, all modern
conveniences — ---—— ---- — -------------- Well wishers, as well as critics
Stations — K c -, 34 — Help— Male or Female
„ T o k 1 01 v r i j i i h j k , who feared the executive duties,
Furnished rooms, twin beds, suit and Imilt in features. Price $7,150.- , |;v ,
s m u w ii.i; n n v r v , n t a t h o k especially those o f a social nature,
able for 2 gentlemen. .312 1-2 00. term s.
;
i i .o i i i i i a .
would prove too onurous for the
— ----------------------- W A N T E D.— C O ,M P B T E N T
West F’ irxt St.
o u t s i d e city
c i l v !1 I1n11 V
r ev E s t a t e
,f
W ILLIAM
W . aged field marshal now admit they
T R IM CO.
S T E N O G R A P H E R A N D B O O K -'_____________________________________ 4 r o o m h o u s e , 1 - 3 m i l e outside
T
1
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N
M
<'
J
KI
M
;
I
‘pppUHi'd
limits o f Sanford, 1
eastei 11
|cur, not tho owner. ! K E E P E R . A P P L Y IN PE RSO N . |69— R o o m s f o r H o u s e k c c i)in i!
Is In i-♦ hj itln ii to nil were mistaken.
I S A N F O R l) M A C H IN E CO., S A N - j
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light housekeeping. 7111 Oak Ave,
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Service O ffered rltory. W rite District Manager,
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S A N FOR D, FLA.
man wines. The shop was entirely
tugs, Soda. We are
IBM French, cor. l l l h St.
devoid o f , persons desiring to
10— Money to Loan
your phone,
R E A L ESTATE I NSURANCE
ill 103
67— Rooms With Hoard.
25— Florists.
83— Farms and Land For Sale
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L O A N S Money available nt 7 peri
furnished, screened porch, privcent, Close tn property. A. 1 • , aUi bath, upstuus. gas. electricity,
& Furniture Co.
Connolly Si Sons.
{w a ter and telephone, High St. be 80— Wanted— Real Estate
•'irst Street
a full Hue
,
tween Elm and French.
Phone
right. Cash o r ! 42— Educational
603-J,
Int your business.
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Lot price about $1,
keeping rooms, first floor. 312
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locution and price o f lot.
P. O,
in t inn boxes. J. R. Afternoon session. South Side P ri T W O ROOMS with kitchenette ami Box 503, Sanford.
mary.
ip.
private bath, attractively furn- 1.
ished, moderate rate. W. M, Young, I
C L E A N IN G
GO. 5ft— Fuel and Feed
208 N_J'nrk Ave.
90— Automobiles For Sale
|g, Repairing and
tie 465 for prompt W OOD— For stove, fireplace or F'OR R E N T.— 4 ro-.m
furnished
apartment. 120H Magnolia. See W IL L Y ’ S -K N IG H T and Overland.
furnace. Leave orders at
1511
Mellonville Ave. K. II. Dyson.
Carl or Blanche Tnkach.
E and M. Motor Co.,
B AR B E R SHOP
Park and Commercial
nolin Avenue,
P A R K A P A R T M E N T S -F u rnish- 1
inrhers
Special nt- 58— Household Goods
ed corner Central St. and Park I
H U P S -M AKM O N H
hulies and children.
Ave.— Electrical
lefrigeratlon ,—
Sanford Automobile Go.
Phono 137
Murphy steel kitchen, etc. Phone 206 Magnolia Ave.
O N E COT and mattress, 3 straight
TEAM P R E S S E R Y
848-J,
chairs, nno rocker, I bed, springs
pressing, tailoring,
CH RYSLER
and 2 mattresses, large tent, a new
to Avenue.
Phone
FOR
R E N T .— Unfurnished
3 ( HAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO
oil stovo. 810 Elm. Avc.
room apartment. Adults only. 111 W. 1st St.
Phone 602
211 Park Ave. Phone 254-W.
FOR S A I.E .— A t a bargain, 3 burnJ E W E T T A N D PAG E
K IN S,— Haberdasher
<>r oil range, 54 in. round ouk din
rooms,
R IV E ’S G A R A G E
for C o l l e g i a t e ing table, dresser, Rex couch, all A P A R T M E N T .- •3 or 1
space for car. I DO!) Union Ave.
First Street.
Sanford Dealer
in good condition.
Phone 578-YV,
208 W. 1st St.
Phone 017
F’ OR R E N T .— Garage apartment, 4
40LE P R IN T E R Y ~
F'OR SALE.— Sewing machine and
rooms, adults. Silver Luke. A. L. A. It E N A UD wishes to announce
W. N. Lumluy, Prop.
piano, Mra. J. D. Woodruff,
C. Gimlet-.
that he is back ut his old stand at
Sanford Height. (Opposite Rose
820 W. F’ irst St., doing Garago
ur altering, repairCourt.)
N IC E C L E A N furnished rooms or and Auto Electric Repairs,
nnl
luilding, neat and . „ - ■ A
_-apartment, can he hud ut roason- will give the same nigh grade
Enee. W. I*. Davis,
Ave.
able price, 120 1-2 N. Park Ave,, service ns in the past and run
51— Miscellaneous.
opposite Valdez Hotel, place under under the same name o f S A N
new management.
FORD B A T T E R Y S E R V IC E CO.
cam eras
SU PP LIE S
FOR SALE
,
DRUG C O M P A N Y
NASH
One car icing platform. In this 75— Business Places for Rent
exall Store",
Leads the world in motor ear vslue.
platform several thousand feet of
ecinlty of our prompt good lumber. Seo Clyde A. Byrd, FOR RENT.— Spuce now occupied
SMITH MOTORS CO
ascriptions and Quick Manager Florida Power & Light
by Chrysler Motor Company.
lolivery.
Co.
West 1st. St. Apply A. P. Con AUTOMOBILE DEALERS— If you
wunt to sell your used cars, ad
a — h ot Sandwlchea
nelly A Sons.
■Space on this page
ed
advertisements,
thos ■ vacant rooms,
second hnfid goods?
vertise daily on the classified Dago
MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people
j
are interested in Florida. Each ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
USED CAR EXCHANGE
stores or offices at Park Ave.,
of them through a classified add In
the Morgantown POST. Six cents and Commercial Street.
W. M. CORNER P^HK A ND SECOND
Q. W. W A NSLE Y, Manager
a j^ork for six consecutive issue*. Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
handy!
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Between Buye
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The need for highly intelligent set
tlement between buyers and sellers
o f property is more and more in evi
dence.
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The government has appropriat
ed $500,000 to repair Turkey s ar
chaeological treasures.
A large
pnrt of thi^ sum will be devoted
to the mosque bf St. Sophia, built
nearly 2’000 years ago.
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transactions not equalled anywhere
in this territory.
Per slat rnl coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You cun stop them
now with Crcomulsion, ad emulsified
creosote that is pleasant to take. CrcoThere’s a treat for you and miiUion is a new medical discovery
your children in the Pepper with twofold action; it soothes and
mint sugar jacket and another lieuls tho inflamed membranes sad in
germ growth.
in the Peppermint - flavored hibits
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ognized lijrliigh medical authorities as
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Peaches B r o w n in g ’ * G oes
H om e A fte r Living With H e
51 Y ea r-O ld M ate 6 Months
Red Leader
Today’s Line-up
GOES
(BEFORE COURT
St, taula
Douthlt, cf.
Southworth rf.
Hornsby, 2b
Bottomley, lb
L. Bell, 3b
Hafey, If
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Haines, p.
Mew York
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YORK. Oct. 3—(/P)— (daughter had given up her Long
I.nzzcri, 2h.
".Pcachos" Browning, bride, hni. Island home.
Dugan, 3b.
Rone home to mother, leaving be
"Oh, that is otic of the things
Sevcreid, c.
hind hi r a millionaire husbuiid, 115 that never came true," said Mrs.
Routncrt PStruggle o f En- years her senior.
Ileenitn, "That was good on pa R u m a n ia n
Queen
G re e te d
Edward \V. Browning, 51, realty per and in the papers. I guess it |
F in a i A l i m e n t s on A p p ea l
U|)pD A r r iv a l in F re n ch
ied M an Shown operator, says that separation was somebody's dream.”
T o S et AHlde C e leb ra te d
( ’ripital
A ccom p a n ied
by
from his Hi year old bride of six
Francis
llcennn
quit
school
to
»n Rescue Crew months, is only temporary, how
C onsent d ecree o f 6 Y e a r s
H er
D a u g h te r
and
Son
marry Borwuing last April. The
A
r o A r e H e a rd on M on d ay
First Inning.
?rs Roane Mine ever. She left him Sunday.
society for the prevention of eru-.
(.obs filed to left field. Koenig
“ Mrs. Browning has gone uway city to children tried unsuccessful
Queen Attracts Much
for
a
few
dnys
with
her ly to prevent the mnrringc.
fanned. Ruth went out, second to
Secretary Hughes
first. No runs, no hits, no errors.
mother,” he said in n statement
The millionaire took his bride to Attention of
French
“ The parting is temporary. There I.nke George nnd Atlantic City for
Oouthit flied out to right field.
Represents
Packers
has been no quarrel.
We have a honeymoon. A fter a short time
Southworth
singled to center.
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L
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C
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agreed to separate for a few days, they settled down at Kcw Gardens,
BotP a lm e r Accu sed o f A b u s in g Hornsby poprted to second.
but there is nothing definite about on Long Island, in u luxurious
In A m e ric a n School W h ile ,
lomlcy
out
second
to
first.
No
A u th o r ity In F o rc in g x p g c k .
being apart."
runs, one ’/It, m> errors.
apartment hotel.
P rin ce L o o k s L ik e S tu d en t
in Explosion ourBrowning
era to E n ter In to Dtcrfee
has moved from his
Browning nnd his first wife
Second Inning
Impedes W ork Long Island Apartment into a wero divorced in Paris several PARIS. Oct. 5.- </P)— Queen
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New York hotel.
W ASHINGTON, Ort. ft— Wrh
years ago. He later attracted at Mario of Rumania, arrived in Paris
Rescuing Group The Humid-Tribune says Mrs. tention
Former Secretary Hughes appen" i 1 j QUtMto rlght WaW- Lnzzc”
by advertising for* an today accompanied by her dnugh(Browning's mother took her to adopted child known ns Dorothy te . Princess Henna, and her son,
mg for the nppotnnts nnd Assistant i '
No run“ * n0 hitB- no cr*
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)»vtFr !*/•I Attorney
A*#,.-..... rGeneral
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tors.
District
[ w o o d , Tcnn., Oct. 5. stay with friends in New Jersey Sunshine. Mary Spas, wlm ans Pri • •• Nicholas nnd a considerable
for the government, the District of
Bell fanned. Hafey doubled to
“ The reason Tor our spenration wend the advertisement nnd wns'suite. The royal pnrty immediately
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The almost super-huy.H
was
out,i -«
seewill have to route from Mr. Brown accepted by Browning, was din-( went i a hotel where apartments
Ativitios of Chinn’s Red nre Columbia court of appeals hoard lefti »field. O’ Farrcl
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|LjK’K’lt* of one miner to ing, " the paper quotes the bride
final arguments Monday on tin ond to first Hafey going to th ird .'__ T h o P o rrU n .i
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catling
statesmen
o
f
various
Ku.
. 0 ^ a r « i nala made it ttVO v j
uni his fuilure with as saying. “ It is for him to say closed to hr older than Browning j had beer reserved
ropan countries to sprout new appeal of the “ Big Five” nma. Thevcnow filed out to center field. I
had
specified,
and
was
sent
hack
|
The
Qu<
en
>
happy
that
she
i straight over the New York '* r
gra; hairs dnily, nnd this gentle- packers for the setting nllide ft No runs, ono hit. no errors.
Ir arid safety but 100 also how long it shall be.”
to her parents after a week of J" " 1 11,1 her way to visit tlm United mar is responsible, for most of the
Mrs.
Katherine
llcennn,
mother
Third
Inning
|
Yankees this afternoon
1920Ce
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flf
Jay was revealed today
for a
few
days
with
her shopping on Fifth Avenue.
S
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"ha Mt('" 'K'(1 fro .m ,h« r fuss He’s Gen. Chang Kni Shek,
Dugan
singled
to
left
field.
ScvJtul<0
two to One. T h e '"j
.
j private ca., ae wus Surrounded by comnnndcr of the Chinese Rod
lire crows penetrated
In asking that the Jistriy^
cried sacrificed, pitcher to first, same wa8 pjayed on a
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representarm. This is a new and exelu- Prenio court bo over-ruled WUi jr " Reuther fouled out to catcher.
|n the Roane Iron Com[ ing tho government of France, and sivcpicturo of him.
field and was delayed for
decreo permanently set
»fr°
linc near here, where
Comb* walked. Koenig grounded
members o f her own country’s loHughes argued that tho
teen
mln\ites in the fourth in-',^
lo
first,
who
beat
him
to
tho
bag.
ision yesterday is be
gntion in Paris.
exceeded its judicial powrfTiI.
ning.
The score was four to
No
runs,
one
hty,
no
errors.
have taken n toll of at
Wring the decreo in tho
She appeared n ns-tty figure ns
%
djH
Dives.
Haines singled oyer first, beat nothing.
Rlnce their hail been n o / ^ '-mP'
she stood extending ,ier hand to be
ing tho hall to first in a closo play.
fact or agreement tha
kissed by tho hewing diplomats.
[ntly crawling w ore than
Jess Haines, big righthandOf tho law in fact
Douthit walked. Southworth sac
in nn offort to reach an
"I would give II million dollars to
er
of the Cardinala hurled an’ 'ft
Claronoe Stevenson fell
In addition, the
P. ' rificed Reuther to Gohrlg. Horns
he nssured of looking half so pret
excellent
game, bolding the '
by
fouled
to
Sovoried.
Bottomley
the deadly “ after damp"
of state nssertei]
" M
ty nqd young when I nm 51," said
Palmer, attomou/^
M<tchJI filed to center. No runs,'one hit, Yankees safely throughout
linutoH before he would
ono American woman stnnding
Wilson
in th., no errors.
of Not Guilty
Entered F o r t y S ta n d a rd s R em a in to nearby, to u companion.
Ihed a
u safety
nauuiy zone, mem- Pleas
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th&* game, while his matea
authority
uf'
yljj’
“
bused
the
the rescue crew which 1 By Number of Defendants
Princess Ileana. who is n slim
B e P la c ed B e fo r e S y s te m
Fourth Inning
piisioffice
in
requirwere
collecting
hits t twcore
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While
for iTrial
rs/to cnL’r into th ‘tilth Inshetl a smglo into left told, f o u r ru ns o f f
R e u th p r am i
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into
the
ican
co-ed
in
appearance.
Prince
[cue crew, which emerged
1°
p a n y Is In s ta llin g L ig h t s Nicholas, who wore a grey top
him
tn
thn
Set
by
Judge
J.
G.
Sharon
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il hurrying
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fall Tho
►n of the Rodgers entry,
him,
Because of a shortage of Itoulc- brim turned down in front, seemed
Liens
o
f
not
guilty
wero
entered
Colo
men were trapped, found
V ” ; ‘Dogo/an
*> *°'*ti a
argued
thaJ‘7 ,|,,rca g“ thorod in the Infield and
In h u rt; F’ ire U n d er C on trol
Score by fnnin
ourt ueloiv
...........
____
a number of defendants
this vnrd
W
^
M
a
standards,
v n u t i(»i\ i,»,
V
tho
HU
work
" W i n
•on
/It
b
the
ill
ing,
more like a young student than a
tad tiio _* -__ *''°r,ty
to
<r hioking the situation over Yank*
[bodies in ndd)tion to that by
Balkan
prince.
entor
the
dicre*>-»’|
te
stipu
000 000 000—0-8-1.,
d
/
c
^
^
“<te
the
Btinu.
time
was
called.
°
ve'.
I on. None of. the 3 wpn
I)cw lighting system on Oak
. .Oct.
. ft . (/D-The
jbEW
YORK,
Cards
lation Mat J' ” n* not to bo conUmpire Hildebrand called the
.
*
Dl*
*
^
f
*PA-Jtitfu*
and
West
P
t
m
y
t
t
ic
t
I
r . Queers M wle, aside from her
TqeitttftentuffnSif tyo‘
tr.nl o f def.mlnntn
„r„ .set
» t by b(J,
b ,,
■ Th
,
Nntlona]
the trial
defendants w
wero
regal status, wns by far the moot sMrnsihl^ Byron of
impossible.
MUl«f
tfield
o n 0™
in ., , tho parkers. « ” y a
Judge J. G. Sharon after they lmd tion nnd the foundations for the attractive personality In tho plat Gfoek Line, which sailed from PL'
wasUpon
verytho f,e,d- Th« mfour bodies to lie found waived arraignment.
tts/c
abatplina
/to*i
*
endanis
naif
u
rigm
io
form.
Over
her
bobbed
hair,
close
standards have been laid, R. R.
raous on Sept. 17 with 397 pus
h .T C n o vS tM 1
removed in p morgue
the government to prove and
‘
ly cropped at the back of her neck
A note
entry "tin
was Iiliim
made imin
Iioir prosequi
t|ii 1 villi)
mm i ( Jr., ui
Randall,
of Ull'
the iVlIfllliiJl
Randall l<|ITKle
plication made. Mine nf'
<
h
J
n
f
tb
drY dir** S S h
Mtngers
aboard,
raced
into
t/Uu
charges
made
in
thn
i.iii
r
i.
-....
made
in
*».„
i.
- down 7
to M
second
CC°nd nnd Gehrig 'J*1"- depend
! i trie Company, said today, anil the she wore a close fitting hnt of
•rimplnint,"
»•- •'
10 ,,,u °i
Jieve at least 21 bodies against several defendants by l1
<M Jearf’ Hafn
qsurnntlnc
station
today
black
velvet,
circled
with
silvc..
sent un » m °,n % tho h'at« a"d defeat the invaders.
the mine, including the F. Housholder, county prosecutor system will lie completed within a lnce. Two long ropes of pearls fire raging in her hold,
‘
"
e
»
A lack of sufficient evidence or the J few daya nftcr the arrival of the
which L » hl Kh n y t0 ( ) ’ Farrell . ,Th.° ®*z,y afternoon ahdwwa
[d early today,
hung down from her neck.
ne
ently, her passengers an
unwillingness of the complaining |standards.
ree.”° ° nlt r lntH tho consent do- i __ L h
t "™l r mo
>0. nnso
h«“o line.
! eree.
spedes Rescue Work
Where the collar wns thrown
I ™ SSSL
*® - 3
witness
to
further
prosecute
the
|
With
tho
exception
or
the
40
Edgar
Were
uninjured.
/culli
jns of fire in the cxploWntkins
back nt tho neck, white silk glim
as rors.
In response to frantic ’ a ™ '|” c T , / » r « ' T A n , , X , nrwh„rc;
Impcded rescue work to- eusc urc the usunl reasons for the Istandards vet to be placed, the mered. The Queen's stockings,
“Y..»
estimated at J»” niE 5 I
lue crews were forced to state dropping the case, it is de- "white way” system is in opera- gloves and shoos were tan.
received when she w^,
two Jims i n t c « c n « M n ° ' which
Which
jyij^jy eheoring erbig
|while "deadlocking" of dared. Severn! cases were con- tion on all of the other Streets in"This is n very early hour in the , brose Light,
tinued
for
the
term,
und
one
d
o
-|
eluded
in
tho
system,
it
is
announclauni
vhere the men were en- fendant estreated his bund.
f r Toded "S T D o u lH ^ n V m * 1
morning to have to he photograph pilot bouts and ft
, cd.
her assisKs undertaken to assure
.....
ed," said the Queen when she con- I
£ »a The docket was arranged as; fo l- 1 There will he u total of 438 sented to pose.
steamed down tbo
tbe Byron jurisdiction.
rescuers.
wild throw to first. Haines hit
? fire and
|boulevard lights in the system when
________
, tunce. Wireless c
an alive is worth
10
Jl ’T
" 'as ^ " ‘ batted by
ttlrTSJ &
* * 6
ft
in'e danger Conrad
Victoriu Patterson, possession of , completed. Tho lights have 250
f, r“ d H. Syme us well as hv Mr s c o rin g Th ‘v t0 righL fIeld
nptnin J. T. Tboiiiproti,
iut
Requests
fo
r
Special
i
i
f
X
'
A
T
n • details
j candlepowcr in the business disPiaster who has taken liquor, temporarily passed.
|Th. crffowd C W |n e«,,d ° f hlm'
rescue operations, said
Douthlt lined out
K tJ V T h ” '
J. W. Baton, driving car while ' lrit‘.t. u,'(.1 i1®? candle power in the Band Selections Must wcro- ack,,ow,tHowevor when
were given
fining tlm new move, under influence of liquor, case set 1residc*ntial district.
Co from- the
runs, two hits, one error
° ° n the morning.
ring” of the en'ry, he for !»:30 Thursday morning.
to the marine
A tclepli
At midnight, the lighting system Be Made 1st of Week
Fifth Inning
pod to suppress fire nnd
Dugan sent a Ion
, quarantine
ro headquarters
J. K. Collins, driving car while i |H, sLnSfKcred in the business disthe
district
court
of
a
p
p
e
X
vercid i
fire was jn the
area safe for rescuers, undeL*r influence of liquor, bond es- •'
Personal requests for the play-1 departinc
o*t®rnate light automatically
h of the imprisoned men treated.
fn,l
>b shut off. The standards arc ing o f a favorite musical compoSouttaotU,. t n . u t h . r - s
*L lor and that she wu.,
fa
gather early at the mouth
placed 80 feet apart on both aides sition will always he considered if
K' '
Hugh
Bruton,
possession
of
liq
rors.
Ine, where expressions of
of the stroet in the business dis the request is made several days
g William J. Guynor
p s on their faces could uor, casu dropped.
trict which nun
has km;
two iiituun-circuits— nut
one before tho concert,’ Joseph Reizen■“
•••w
liner shortly before ■)
past third
E. J. Carter, possession of liq- for all night scrvico nnd the othei stein, bandmaster of tho Sanford
[All hope that any of thebegan pumping wnter
center
.t*
unt
f/v*
n.in
u/.wi.,,,.,,!,,,.
I
____i_
m
t_
a
i
.
survived the gas and uor, set for 9:30 Wednesday morn for midnight service. Tho lights Municipal hand, announced today.
Id
No attempt was ^ .Hi Q I * D a a a —- __
I Qrtuil,-.. al ^ b«gan to wai
been abandoned.
ing. PleadetJ n,)t guilty.
in the residential section, which are The hand plays every Thursday
land the passengers who
SoMhworth J " t
rouped on the upper (leeks,
1025 there were 12 melt
C. II. •Greenfield, possession of located in alternate positions, nre night in the City Park.
curves
to center for a iln gle £ d
|m explosion in the joint
Requests aro frequently made fire j.s believed to have startli<|Uor, set for 9:30 o’clock Wednes on nn all-night circuit.
inr Offers ^ssislanre
I f n f c 80C?n(1
1 after on® V M dowP
day morning. Pleaded not guilty.
"m n spontaneous combustion
Seventeen miles of cable insu iust before or during the court
lafey pasted u two-bagger to deen ' •
ir 1( a\ Inis roniniiiniriil -1
,qa„(|er<,> disposing of re lation wero laid by tho Randall Mr. Reizenstein sititi, hut .
".,M "umber 5. I’he niajor part
the n..v» . i r iltKly» programs
line of finals nnd inquired tained title goods, case dismissed. Electric Company in installing the cannot be conRitlcrcd because
l
!
^ ” ^ 0° “
1K° C0,I!4,S,®<1 ->f tobacco, :i" ’ rK"
gs, and rags.
Ttate assistance was noedSixth Inning
boulevard lighting system on the program is made up several
Will Grave, possession of liquor, following thoroughfares:
rectors of o|>erations say
prior to tho concert. The
y by thu
A number of tugs, and a police Prudent, E. F. Lane
I aiore volunteers now case set for 9:30 o’clock Wednes
can be mailed or telephone
nl,CA M ‘udb iN ? .7 S J %
launch were standing by and no at
First?
Street,
Hollv
to
San
Carlos.
day morning. Flendcd not guilty.
|be used.
Reizenstein.
b,e pro8Cn^
flr .t - —
,hort.
« • iR u V i K 'l M B « °
tempt was maeje to remove the pas “ long°
Commercial
Strdct,
Park
to
Pal
Mrs. F. A. Reicho,
pussing
(nine officials hHve
first, Bottoc
went to
sengera. Apparently there was no
metto
Avonuc.
■econd on Hafs
Hastings—Brick hi
Do to delermincd definto- worthless check, case dismissed.
leapihg
catch.
panic
aboard,
tho
passen^^s*
b7'
^
T
h
l
p
j
o
^
/0
P^
j
’
^
Second Street, Oak to Sanford tween Hastings and EL
f“ bcr (rapped by the cxno errors,
J‘
S. R. Long, assault and buttoey, Avenue.
filed
,‘
ToSoven ow
to he widened. L
/ hard the fi>o*boats?n O f f i S , e : * S ^ ,I ^
fiey have compiled a list set for
" forced
?a O'F'.tJZrr i
9:30 o’clock
Friday.
»•
o
t
f
t
I
Park Avenue, Municipal Pier to
M
®“
fc
}_°
c®ntor. |then
poltd
Jhn
{
'
rn
Officials
expressed
monies.
"®s ° [ many still un- Waived arraignment.
Into tnc
NlntJj Street
Pensacola— Work/y0 City the belief that the Jiner would he
nth tlm t bodies already
able tn dock ut her pier during the
Juck Gore, driving cur while un 1 N|nth Street, Park Avenue to surfacing Stato — ~
n
o
V
a
b
eid
oThlm.
Ibis would make the death der influence o f liquor, continued
Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad pas Spanish Trail,
B.
n l . , . , , ’- c l' r‘ - l«"b o r r , -, „ d E.J. „ . , —
the Inning by flying out.’
Toyiiling all in the mine for term.
p- Randall.
.uninr
and Pensacola.
senger station.
• t|
•
,
fifth
In tW ,
°
obr,'nF
.zl0»>«d
to
cer
<>f this, A. J. Holiion,
Hood Street, Seminole Boulevard
Ira Hall, possession o f liquor,
ite nunc inspector, aays
to Commercial Street.
continued for term.
|o doubt.
Palmetto
Avenue,
Seminole
J.
D
._
Bridgman,
possession
of
Icn came nut alive, two of
to Fourteenth Street.
Injured and t\yo unconscl- liquor, case set for 9:30 o’clock
Semlnolo Boulovard, Park to
on.
006 Severely
r " f thsiq were mungted ul- Friday. Waived arraignment.
one .hit, no errors.
Sanford Avenue.
•
Mrs.
Agnes
Cook,
possession
of
contracts for the ford schools.
Flnucd rm Dhgo tyvo)
*
,M r.
fanned.
Southworth
.oa r wero signed
> liquqj, continued for term.
Laaaeri. Hornsby
sRaymond Milligan, possession of
Iranjftonthly meeting of J X
Sonford |
I Crackon!
Crocion, '" l' “ * « » •
? prh" " « “ !• f ■ S»nford
No runs, no
liquor, Bet for D:30 o’clock Wednes
curreqf County Board of
Mecca
day. Pleaded not guilty.
:tion.
ford . ' t d r 0" * ' rout0 ,
s s e ijt R e c j ^ i i '
William Jacobs, possession of
Score by Iniiings ( Tbree Runs Are Ma
------- :-------- - • —1 By Victors in Four
And One More Tl
In the Fifth
IBelieved
lave Killed 28
Dutch Reuther Ti
From Box in » 1
In Favor Shawke^ ^
FALL SESSION OF WORK ON STREET
COUNTY COURT IS LIGHTING SYSTEM
CONVENED TODAY IS BEING DELAYED
BIAZING VESSEL
AIRIVES AT NEW
YIRK IN SAFETY
A
m
ooobiooa*--^«.o
w
A U rr
lhe•—«<* is
KiwaniT^Standing ■
Committees Have,
Charge Programs
ov«sittHrtai
a2»
n Contracts Are Signed
Transp^y School For Current Term
New County Home To
Be Occupied Shortly
rd Music Sctjof
Viflasa
a contain a number
uor, case set far 9:30 o’clock
Tho new ScnAnpie County Homo
,
governing' tho safe
upsday. Pleaded not guilty.
will bo occupied M soon as water
r induct of tho boys and
C. E. Radney, reckless driving, connections have been made, tho
‘■ported from their homos
tHrvAla
j4Ita L..*uLt a__ _
caso not for 11 o’clock Thursday County Commissioners decided y e s -_ chools
. -7. . In
... 'th e nfral Com^
ftiorning. .
sanfo *
torday at th* monthly meeting hold/* and In Sanford.’
r . ,i
D. P. Self, disposing of retained at tho Court House.
Electriif regulations stipulate that
. aU«jnccyi
title
goods,
case
sot
for‘9:30
o’clock
».«/
uv.uvn
service
connections
have
not
be/pecd o f the bus must not be
H e y da
Waived ar- ■nlado yet, it was said, but the C cA'thffy 25 mjlea an h°ur; bus
. Churck.’ Xpe pjwrratp .‘Thursday morning
mlssloners gave Instruction focAl|.'Come to a f(jU' .stop * at a)]
ryiignment. •
l“t 8 o’clpck^ "
• D, E, Hart, trespassing, case 'new home to be occupied aa/llroiad crossings, and \ the naa.
Oft the dismissed. *
j|r water
is aupj>|j[ed..to th e / r w w 'm u iT le a v e the cax’ -at^Ke
.......................
S
Train Vender,
For ‘Shooting
Malcolm Chester, 20, . f tn [p
vender on qn Atlantic Coast Line
A11MMAJ AMfSAJSAfl in A I^
mat
railroad yard*.
M r -
r m b.
- - - 1 - -j
C. fi* . Freeman,
espied
>U y;
The conljract for the l
d®
.^•drivwandri>main
o^vthe road qlitll^th” & r p a ? j^
le Gen(
.T h j bus must have rain proof
to 0.
oovers1and storm 'ob ta in s; only
laati
Ivera
'.charges'’
Fthe
H
ler in thb car
me
for strict
t
CP,E * f f l . h’ ll! s*f'fo rd «h o o l,.
h
« ^
n,n* wilm •
rontract ,
CamefonjOity-Celery avenue
to
®rd. ''Thla route *
for 8hawCombs
m
SM S
^ m<T° A r S ! ^ • n d 'n m f
'O’:-
co^acts awarded and lhe
I coveced follow:
jW tlk oFMaJtlan d from
Dec
i. j ; iMought
ssser of Aanfi’ord to Smith.
Dee. 16. ed«
nut,
rn!
F*'1
'.VW;
'If- J. 6 . Michael
I Dec. 22.
L lO flf9 > J .Q .8 h *
Connslly. ■
Dec. 29, co
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m
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•
Back Up the Boy and Girl Scout Movement
S>. .
U
The Child o f Today Is the Substantial Citizen o f Tomorrow
in?<'
lift
Vj p ’h i
■wSy., £
T e a c h the children to take pride in
For their own good, and for the good
local institutions, they’ll
of the city of Sanford, let them enter
profit by
tain
such leaching and so will von.
themselves
with
a
copy
of
“M other G oose,” and not by cutting
I each them to take* pride in the
stores of Sanford merchants, they
paper dolls horn a mail order cata
logue.
will learn that a dollar kept at home
will mean another dollar in
pocket as they grow older.
ir. «,
age them to thrift.
their
Y ou r child will learn the spirit of
Lncour-
neighhorliness— so essential to a suc
H ave them start a
cessful Sanford of tomorrow.
savings account m a Sanford hank.
Y o u , too, will profit by that.
y
TH AN K YOU.
E h .'* - - I
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1
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Ft
BE?.' 1 .
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The Retail
OF
I
|
S A N F O R D
This Advertisement I'aid For l,y (he Following Merchants and liusincss 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.
|
rL ' ' v E ft' •'
Edgewood Grocery
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
(VlcCuller Grocery Co.
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s
B. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Lancy’s Drug Store
Koumillat and Anderson
The Sanford Bank and Trust Co.
f
»
•Mg
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe.
Wight Bros. Co.
Piggly Wiggly
Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Security Lumber Co.
.
Ed. Higgins, Inc; Ford Dealer
Seminole Pressery
\
The Sanford Iferald
The Ball Hardware Co.
The Seminole Gdilnty Bank
Batik
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B S R 5, 1026
,. j ; — —
-=C3t±i r> .77
i i Si*.;: ; . . . . .
to
loot
a
trek
load
of
valuable
air
Bandits Rill Jersey * , ibkfl due f W delivery here when
■»* fW
Man and W n tfn d H n -their auto'ran in to '* ditch. The Consider now Ordiulng*. FvrtiJizet i(
men called on three youths passing
N EW BRUNSW ICK , N. J., Oct. by in n small sedan for help. The for summer application
boys aided the men in getting their
5.— (rPt— A trail of wrecked auto*,
enr back on the road and were paid
.
,
“SIM ON PU R E A N D GEM
mobiles today mnrked the couren aevernl dollars for their trouble.
k
I.ongworth
By CHARLKH I*: STKWAKT
t “Tlmt men rut .Ni<
followed by two bandits who killed
sued from page one)
- ■- ----------------■■■■
» .._ * #fur_ president!I”
W A SH IN G T O N
When, i.fler
n Maplewood, N.
business man
recognition and one
Winter Garden— $2.300,flOtt al
CITRUS BR A N D S”
j
In tint, ever since thnt day hist and probnhly fntally injured his
twenty years of tnirxing outride
Ited.
lotted. for paving 100 miles city
winter
when,
brcai.itti'
.i
vow
mad
•
the
fold,
Alice
Rno.««'wlt
I
x
‘ni;
15
year
old
son
last
night
in
what
on
occurred
about
I
streets.
>
r
E T T E R th an 1 6 miles per hour b
’’Time Tried and Crop Tested”
yesterday morning worth suddenly put on her host nmre than 20 yea is iipo to the ef police Irelieve was a desperate race
th e speed y o u can get w it h th is n e w
miles from the mouth bib and tucker one day In-1 winter feel that j«i^t )>e< mis' !>>• ivii.i mal
tir reach a shipment of registered
line.*1 Officials believe if and went to a congnc-snmiii ladies' |ryiog a rniiKrissniiin lie liad no air mail. Frank Kearney was slain
Johnson B ig T w in b o a t m o to r. Y e t it b
A inmu ol ant) A l* A.
,tlre In the mine, it tea, it did mean Kimit'Oilnx after 'intention of goitii; to at! tin frumpy when he refused to give the men
p ortable— w e ig h in g b u t 85 p o u n d s,
I cnngressmeii's wives’ ll.lirs, A Ilee a ride. His son Robert was shot,
‘ tka blast, and that all!
sound Knr IN Yearn
ongrovdnnnl
i
O p erates ju st as s im p ly a n d easily as
1,1rr (iruntna JMrougrr
amulatlSrf at dust of gaseous
amulatl3if
i
People suspected it then. A
m iM ’d It" l" her hrM
Sfmnn Purr N«i 1
and his wife was dragged from
Anil
■e ’"
tier, '1 !'
hte vJ ’’
SANFO R D B U IL D IN G A N D
*ri' III I'i nit Vine
their automobile.
M> eabfld-.the disaster.
they were sure when or* i/nppH■ '' t!en
' 11 in 2 0 vi m s , tIM
the fam o u s Joh n son lAght Single a n d
(.liUT> I ‘it I tlm 1 I l!-1*
,
'- V - tLOAN ASSOCIATION
Police believe the bandits were
none less name than that of i’r.n- t
»*u.t *>'<’ « « « '■"*
« ^',r
Light T w in .
( r iis SjMn ial
2KWOOO*jrem..>Oct. 5—(A*) cess Alice a few drfys ago for tin Nick fur president.
1on their yvny in a powedful car
2 |o- ]ii
Ml
10
i
| See this B ig T w i n - * - a l s o th e o th e r
Wgh a » vnSergiMnd stretch job of Ohio representative on tin I
Fmiit iV VIn*' **
l*rr <*♦*111 Sp^cinl
f nearly three
0f It in- Republienn national committee*
tw o Joh n son m otors. W e ’ll g la d ly a r
Huge German Plane 1
(‘Il riis Special t -S' s
with deotftjfy,aftik Am p",
Of course, tlmt in itself was
nrnmci* True
range fo r a triaL A s k a b o u t o u r p a y
Is Undergoing Tests ■
workers ietifbt
t o '1nothing! A person as vitally and
i!cm TnriKurln«,
vtight today
fexlny to
m
ent p lan .
Sal
Hi
ima
Hpi-uial
Si miners believed to have intelligently intere-ted iii politics j
—
killedInstantly In a* txplo |UK Alice I/mgworlh gets unite nr | DERI,IN, (let. f>.—'/Vt A new
yesterday In theRodgers an- j<ustomed at having
her name ut> j jinA'-rs ijoubli- deekeo super-plane
Get new price list, order early.
Hits n right to know, and Ihoultl know the views and
of the Roan Iror> {Company's for this and that, and then politely , with a surfai e mensor'ineiit of lu'.i
Q U A LIT Y first. FAIR PRICES,
il mine near here.
purposes of each candidate ior Congress in her District.
refusing to hold the joh!
j .square ;;uil- is hem ' tried out in
PROMPT SHIPMENT. Thirty-fiv.Effect on Nick’s Chances
' Oennunv on a series of
test
Finding four men dead nearly u
I years manufacturing fertilizer for
W
hat
Florida
Needs
Now
But It looks very much as il Mrs, flights.
it fa * * -* * * scene of the terrific
m Florida Growers. CASH W ITH
dost explosion and two Nirholas Isingworth from Cmein- . i lie liodv of the gmit plane is
Is the title of a recent address by IV. ( ’. Lawson, the
unconscious, the rescue rati has no intention ot refusing nine feet ten inches wide and
Republican candidate for wmgress in the Fourth I)isORDERS DISCOUNTS
T il IIIvirtually abandoned > all this job-sh v-h asn ’t dm....... yet mnipii .-s i wo plutfoiins with a
trire,
which gives precisely this information. A postal
of bringing nut any of the Khe iknogfS thftt she i- definitely eahin spacious eiioogl for twenty
TEEN
PER
CEN
T.
card request addressed to 'Lawson Campaign Commit
alive. Two other men, Will soJvctri, .and »liO* the sort el lad\ hods a well in far heavy hagg.igi
.julk on i he trigger win A d jniiii o g , I bet e
Arthur Teague, who were with
iuI fii iidiv
tee. l'J Watkins Block, Oinndo, Fla., will bring you
I 'niltl II 11111'lit ! ■
three quarters of a mile of the hBflPwi>' an<l Its Vs ”
-Viimi'iil nl
K. (t. Painter Ferlili/.ar Co.
a ropy of this address,
explosion, escaped injury and gas
c v p if
ii'l| d il
A * S p i ,ftvjst.v',lt ‘ iPilT\V"i, h "
Jacksonville, Duval County, Fla
futnea by hratticing themselves meniRkf at tip Kern. 1.1i n i 11 p a t u i T '
i
i 'ii
o' it.
w.
is 'l
hen they heard the blast. They nl comrt'V
l I CHTf ST
IN
EA 5 I t 5 r to
• i uw. t newii
Those
to rescue one of the two
d I" V
lUM'li I
(t v
G. Boyles, hut failed, as politic
lea and Ebbie Davis inter v*ere
•v«nd unconscious.
Two hundred miners nrc Said to
been working in the number
o entry at the time of the ex
plosion but only 32 were In the
KOdgera dip, where the explosion
the men in a manner slmi'^ I I K N
T H A T IS N O T L A Y I N G IS A
to that which took a toll of 12
>00UtsnwiKM MCMP • i f
M In almost the same location in
L IA B IL IT Y .
W HEN
IN V E S T IN G
k SUNSHINE
... IW6.
!>
Mason
a
H
i
one
7
~
>
obr Bodies Partly Identified
M O N E Y IN F E E D F O R Y O U R F L O C K
*EGG>
be four bodies have been part
MAVK
by
giving
ill
i\
eivav
and
foumlaidentified as George Riddell, W.
B E SI B E T H A T Y O U G E T T H E K I N D
Elliott, Gaither Smith and liar
tion
work.
All
work
T
H A I W IL L S H O W T H E G R E A T E S T
Lingo, though positive identi
fication was made ini possible by
R E T U R N S O N T H E IN V E S T M E N T .
( their charred condition and the de
capitation of one.
Sunlisine Ftftf Mash W ill Make Them
i
The bodies of Riddell and Elliott
/■’'were removed from this mine to a
Lay
• morgue early this morning. The
'* other two bodies will be brought
Sold I iv
out later today. The condltion-of
the bodies, of Riddell and Elliott
- indicated, according to mlno offi
cial*. that they wero only stunned
by the blast itself and succumbed
“ tar tp the “after damp.”
\
Anxloiia relatives— mothers with
"ilea in tholr arms— waited at
JnoiSnct'ti
jnouth of the entry for the rosPhone 53!l
workdrs to emerge.
All of
Myrtle at Fourth St.
brought the same d 1st(py
.
^
(;• i
T
rene rts— that no lifeflftiiiltl , \
axlet within a quart or of a Mlo o f]
V
B
r,M S econo of the blast,
I-V
ru
^ . Relatives Resigned To Fate
,f. Living .with a constant fear of
rich a catastrophe hanging ovw
ijn, tho relatives of the inled men seemed resigned
? ■
A
parent fata of th<Mu* sn
M
ij r
MAKES
EFFORT
VE L I F E
\J
m SfflNGTO N LETTED
Speed •« B o a tin g
B
EVERY WOMAN VOTER
Hill HardwareCo.
S
Johnson
OutboardW ^Motors
In N E W
S a n f o r d
CementContractingCo.
YORK
A r e Your Hens Boarders or Produce rsi
^T-
stay at
m.
The
mr
A
M
\sm
Mndison Avenue at 45th Street
SUNSHINE EGG MASH
i& L i \
i* parties
irtles worked In shifts
shirts
out tbs night , blearing a
T r W m p "w h ^ i thr. — n
Their work
work wus
, _______ 'trapped.
Their
xv V-wade more difficult by cave-ins.
. I f anr falls occurred in the viclm_
l ko explosion aron, the re
, covtry of the bodies of the men
, might require days or weeks, niln
U y.
V‘* The si]Ct>loBlon occurred in one of
«• 'tlia (furthermost regions of the
min*; nearly three miles from the
-mouth of the entry and approxi
mately 800 feut under the mono
i
4
r9VH W R ST
.T fO T liL
In purity— first in q u a lity -fir s t in
leavening stren gth -first id economy.'
F L O R ID A
lino R O O M S -
13,680 Cars of 3 0 tons capacity,
or 106 vessels of 3 6 0 0 tons each
would be required to haul the struc
tural m aterial used to date In the
S I N G L E or ! ;N S t U T L
CALUMET
COI ONI.-II. T H K O U G I K H f r
A n Imtrl with the friendly comfort o f your
own home arid the most thoughtful ad
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
herence to the true spirit o f hospitality.
Florida Electrification Program
of the
FLO R ID A ’ P O W E R & L IG H T
COMPANY
f t t
Take Indirect Course
The rescuers must proceed ap
'proxlmately a mile and a half in a
straight direction from the mouth,
,than turn sharply to the right for
' • -distance of three nuurtcrx of a
ml|e. make another sharp turn (<>
the right for a half mile and then
!, tnteT the shaft to the right where
the men were working.
a; ,
This indirect course of approach
TV&ktill further retards the work of
i ’i ; - pumping air into the gas infested
r-,- ' region and clearing uwuy Urn passI , ‘age blocked by slight cave-ins.
•t J
In virtually the same section of
i- I
the mlno, tho 12 men who were
killed in the 1025 explosion were
trapped. All of the bodies were
not removed until three months
later and although the blast in
curred In July, the mine was not
re-opened until November.
BAKING POWDER
Outstanding features
M A K E S B A K IN O
A cool haven in mid-summer — all three
P O U B l g ” A C T P IC
t Bernie and his Roosevelt Orchestra.
Super-Power Electric Service
f eddy Bear Give for children o f guests;
■ ■ B a a a M M a a a a a a B B HHHI|KHBgii ■ ■ ■ ■ B a a B H a a a a * * i
l^ram cd attendant in constant charge.
FLO RIDA
POW ER Q
c LIGHT
C O M PA N Y
T ra^ garage conveniently located.
N ew Things Offered B y This
Store o f Value
W R S eau, Guide and Auto Service,
ideasttng Station and Studio.
HOWARD»
Fall
*N POCi(i - Mttnagrng f htei tor
or
P I
SEND FOR SPFCTAL SUMM^A
LGASJ
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1 -
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w aiiiiaiaii
Never Befc
Without health, and wv*ll-|iolM‘d
Mrves many women find life
j Jturden. Are YOU suffering from
lack of vitality consequent to the
; -weakflossea peculiar to woman T If
.„;7 *0 ,.do not despair, Dr. Pierce’s
v Favorite Prescription will bring
YV relief. Your health is your most
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Preecriptlon, mode of herbs, If tak» regularly, will help to restore
Health brings beauty. A well
woman Is always beautiful.
10c, for trial pkg, to Dr.
r* Invalids Hotel, Buffalo,
new
present shoj
_____to come M
.. .
,
—
A n d with all these things go
■ oring that marks the final word in ready-for-service Clot!
needlework of the custom-tailored variety. Prices, let us
are so moderately low that no man can say to day that he
not afford to wear good Clothes like '
ours.
5
Have People Bought
Firestone Gum-Dipped C l
Tires and Willard Batterii
N. Y,—Adv.
f r ‘U.^2______ ;________________________
$
And spending their moi ?y in Sanford instead
o f the mail order like th<y are doing here now.
W e Guarantee You M st Miles Per Dollar
Madam
:ina
“ We Serve tc Serve Again” jjg
« * M n ltrr « » * l»rehnsloeea
WHOLESALE TIRE i BATTERY SUPPLY 1 j
» l lev#
tOeoMMl
• te *.
E A S IE R — i y 8
Sales Zll* Tlme» Those og A n y Other Brand
ining rooms arc nfrcfhrd nith wathed air.
The great builder of Cities end Com
munities of Florida Is
A re You a Nervous
Woman?
_____ IC4.‘ .whe t * > (
C O R K ’S
d> M A t e r -
. ^
Orlando— Construction of $2B0,000 auditorium at fairgrounds, be
ing rushed.
Gainesville— New sewage dis
posal plant being rnnstructed, on
grounds of University of Florida
here.
u=
sl.(
cW HW
B U IL D IN G
S a n fo r d Fej
& S u p p ly
409 West First Street
ifc jt 8
’T.f v r r
vv-S
■fbjm
A'fV -v,
50
n
*n
Suits
Every desirable model, two
and three - Button models;
single and double - breasted
are here in all the wunted col
ors of the fall and whiter sea
son, browns, blues, grays and
mixtures. <-
A
i \
.Nit,
«*' ’.*«*
‘v
�f i» ji i:
J
,
^■4
W! * f ? k
u tio n
■hi)”
Tim e
.RANCH; Fla., OctJjWPM
the Penney-Gwinn InHtl-|
pHed Agriculture opened \_
rich
|ty land comprises the
»tory of the school—an
in P'lorida scholastic
'
'pen s
Iday\F6r,
!or the (ir*t term.
[thousand acres of
J
New Treatment
Of
_
,
Lung T
Tuberculosis
uIm
Has B een
iOT,.7nr- - ll^ plu i fours one
. t p '& f concerting the-robber*
their followers Into n modem re*/-,‘
olutlonary army, made up chiefly
o f students and Intellectuals ana
having the historic character of
Stiegelberg
impersonate
Leon
Trotsky, at whose death a flutist
plays “ the inVmmationale.”
The modernization of Cchiller’s
work has stirred up a hitter press
conrtoverHy,
j
The success of various channel
swimmers is affecting tHc risibil
ity of German humorous writers.
Recalling that Kemmcrich, a Ger
man, was knocked out by a dog
fish in mid channel, one writer
suggests thnt the big fish should
be muzzled. Since Mrs, Clemington Corson is the mother of two
children,
„
, another
, „ wit would have a
grandmothers
race next year,
iinnan
>ind■ 11 11n I
open fn
to nil
all neanilmnlkAUd
grandmnthers V
between
17 and 70 who hate bobbed hair." i
Still another columnist notes«thuf I
; W ASH ING TO N, Oct: B— tfP)—
by J. C. Ponney, phll- i The newer adaptation of lung coldj* school, a co-educa- ] iopsetherapy is the most signifijt ution, has been estab-! cant »nd at present most helpful
Ifovide special, practical advance In the treatment o f tuberaeserted Dr. Edouard RlatJ
ktical training in agri- culosifc,
I* j
a •
..
_
Hospital
ad home-making for co-director of Laennec
___ f *nd Dispensary in Paris, in and adand women who have,
tiltlon's official* s a y ,' * « ■ » tod*y before the Nationnl
determined on agricul- Tuberculosis Association critven..........life
* tion,
ip-making as their
*
h
"A rtificial
pneumothorax,
by
extension instruction means of which a diseased lung
Ined, it lias been indicat- may be collapsed to superinduce
A. Johnson, formerly artificially u restful condition of
Jlversity of Wisconsin, the organ," snid Dr. Rist, "Is tb*
I f f the school. Special most helpful advance made in the
pctical and theoretical treatment of lung tuberculosis.
through demonstrations
"Even in those cases where both
(mentations, are planned, lungs were affected, the collupse
of both lungs by surgical methods, i
gunizution of the insti-|with only twenty percent of thei
s outlined by President |normal vital capacity left in them,!
Thorueo- j
[and the work o f the stu has proven beneficial.
I}>c so arranged thnt upon plasty,*a more modern surgical'
of the two-year course adaptation of the older method of
there will be a transition puncturing the chest wall to col
aduutes to their own lapse the lung, has resulted in the
lout a break In the eon- improvement of an add Rian*) num
their educational prog- ber o f cases where adhesions for
merly prevented the obtaining of:
frs of high school prep- relief."
the udmisison requirecre is u minimum enof 18 years, while no
[limit lias been set.
jents are to devote half
fine to educational work
MERLIN, Oct. r, — f/P) — The |
tmaining half to rermifctivity. Expenses ut the "f 'lim leston forbidden,” is a sign ;
te been reduced to the greeting devotees of the dance en- j
[academic fees being mi- tering u majority of public dance]
ear and hoard at the dor- hali# in Berlin, especially those oh [
bn the hnsis of cost, the outskirts. While the daaring
fangement," Mr. Johnson masters’ association recently a n -:
mnectimi wilii the work nounced thut tin* Charleston had
been made in ortler to come to its own at lust, dance hull i
proprietors rebelled because o n ly!
recituirnnaat^ of u large
-$nmg men and n few Berliners could dance it cor
|f worthyJ
wor
various parts of the rectly. The remainder, they Bald
kicked up their heels so awkwardly
ites who are desirous of
lent, but uru hundieapped that other dancers’ clothes were
hg nn education through ruined, shins were sc raped and
ankles sprained. Fist fight* were
' means."
frequent. Mo the proprietors hung
jiular course of study in
out
tho well konwn “ Verbotten”
re or home-making covers
and ehused the Charleston to the
thg* f f hwhwtle -term beconfines of hotel ball rooms and
led into two semester* of
cuburets.
[one-half month* each, the
being in session “ during
The dramatic critics are wonder
[of tho year wlien agricul*
perations are at tpeir ing whut Schiller Would have done'
had he attended the production of
l-this section."
his “ The Robbers" at the State
each, the site of the Pen- theatre this week nnd seen robbers
n Institute of Applied march out upon the stage looting
re is in the center of saxophones and wearing delupidatis Clay county, a north- ed cutaway coats umi stove-in-tuu
loridu region. The village hats. Stage manager Edwin Pis-’
some eight mile# west of ctyter has gone Uumlot in. even-1
ive Springs, the county
Is, ami forty miles yooulli,
it of Jacksonville.
on
Gertrdd* fiderle before a)Mtf
I
dauspd a "bull movement in laid in
Chicago."
■ •
______
,•
The first hust o f President V o n ! r u r t t e t iO ir t u rtniln large lr# r
r k j'a , I t f h n r n
bukr
r k lc k a ,
Hlndenburg to be publicly display-; vhundred.
'
ed in the Cologne zone since it w * s , Rrowa kfhiR M , I I I km krri.
evacuated by the allied occupation- j (* » « • • *"S
neeuigaea
ntrein
nl forces has been affixed to a p il-' wllU.
, 17
lar of Cologne Cathedral 200 feet
imn Or*ia*t»na. f i t leuedred.
ubove the ground. Officials explain
lucoitas, sit buedred.
cd that tha reus on for placing the
u i ( M i •!*«■ *ur*arni » ( « *
sculpture SO high up was to ex- 1 Ik fM mrr Fall nnd Winter prlcra,
press artistically the fact that von whirb will in- l i m « !■ «k* sennit.
h m d .n b u «« . r . i k . i u m «
s a c v is - ,
over alt his people.
rr. sfcl*a**nt« mnde *r*M|ttlr.
Mr* deliver? guaranteed. Take
n Mtnteasent trim, I'nat .Master If any
arrive dead.
Ray Stock, Don** Iwt It a
np sold Y um
SANF6RD BUILDING AND
'
LO AN ASSO CIATIO N
TH E
KINGSTON P O U LTR Y
COM PANY
'1n>i i . Fla.
Turn to Page 8
\
Color the pictures neatly and list the merchants whose
names appear.
BERLIN LETTER |
TIN NAMES
GATES TO
MEETINGS
tepresentaliveu
For
je r Com m erce M eet
)H lgoim ir y A r e Chosen
iHASSKE, Kin., Oct. 4
fine delegates to represent
lot the convention of the
(States Chamber of Comlf Farmers and Business
be held .nt Montgomery,
fct. II and 12, and six at
(erence on coast protection,
ry Park, N. J., Oct. 14 and
been named by Governor
Martin.
flowing will represent the
the Montgomery gather^1. Wirt, president Florida
exchange, Bartow; Jules
tuirts, president o f the
of Commerce of West
each; John L. Edwards,
of the agricultural annthe Florida Bankers’ AsI C. C. Commander, Tainless manager, Florida Citpunge; General A. H.
Tampa, production manIhe exchangcfj'iB. L. Roblnllastings, maRtger of the
Potato Growers* AssoWilliani L. Wilson, Pau
ly. of the West Florida
of Commerce; H. II. Simlacksonville, pkealdent of
Livestock Board; W. G.
Tampa, president o f tho
Florida Fair Association:
itreider, Tampa, general
and L. M. Rhodes, stata
|ng commission, ut Jack-
Bring your pictures and list to T h e Herald office not
later than Thursday afternoon.
Win
■v
SANFORD GRO VE
\
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m - 'im i
“A m id Majestic P ines”
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R o a d Building C ountsH om e Building Counts—
Location Surely Counts—
/if, i >
Then why shouldn’t Sanford Grove be called one of
the most substantial developments in the City of San
ford today.
i
V
A V IS IT T O S A N F O R D
GROVE W I L L C
Isbury Park meeting, called
lernor Moore, will be ut1by the following Flofrlda
V IN C E
Y O U R
H. Atkinson, Jacksonville;
T. Alsop, Jacksonville; R.
St. Augustine) Gould T.
Jt Augustine; L-Travctte,
Palm Beacl>; ahd Waltichards, .Daytona Bdach.
YO U
TH
NEW
H!
W IL L B E B U I L T T H E R E .
P H O N E 249.
•ifiT h a r v a r d
:' :>
^RTDGE, .Mass.,
tre Dam* ha* declined an
I a football game with llarIt year, the Harvard Ath•ociatlon revealr.
Two
trips already had been arV Notra Dame when Hjfrfw wa# made: A game in
pnaer consideration.-
■i i
a*Jr
Llij
started, oh
office build-
- <'
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•
Camel isJot different as the rare quality of goo4neM.
�ES
io r o r !
HIPT
riittVf.
h}' .
.
' A v*rf««' '
till Class '“ Mti'tur.
at the E'oalurflcii
[rida, under Act of
sjs
IlfM h I « ■ ■ ■ * "
or the
UPT10#jkHATK!t
Months 13 M)
Carrier. per
on $2 uu.
Ife rfe te r
it AH=o*>Uuiiry
of tbMtfca,
r of • n t r---y n■i—
l j-ju
Q ^ ^ n iia r*
*te
.. a
m
•bit.
t*d tfl
I of ^
this r
pub |t
JW* M
• mse for
s w i d la p a tc b i
aha also the
h e re in .
A ll
.Ion of apeciiil
■ jxlso reserved
IBR G, 1926
ft^ r r o u iT
ttm,i
~ r H a le r rmmim ia J a r k e n -
tlva *f lit. Johks-laLiver c t « » l.
of white war.
■Ikf pool. It it la eoarlo,
fA
*»*' >■
b N M M tlS f ‘of half flop pro( l i a hohaoa, hotel*. apart« l y CaatQ^Lalei'of five w a tM tlU l i i e t i T i t t
I l e k t Moarae.
~ >1ehp ■1beaatlflea-
[N W B D
Bfi
Sanford Herald, published Daily at Sanfoid. Fla.,
lecord
(X > iber
Hen and Writer
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
1. 1920
Elton J. Mought
.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
f Cd|>» r lfth t IV2I1, h r « U i t
COUNTY OF SEMINOLE:
.
,
,
Hi-furu me ft Notary Public in ami for tiff State an. county aforesaid,
This Snnte Ke express from
nursunnily appeared ft. IK ItERCl, who, having Inrun duty sworn accord- California to Chicago is crossing
from Arizona into New Mexico at
Manuelito.
I.uixi Corunro wrote
knowledge and belief, a true statement of the owners up.
* he "had to live to be fto to t:now
circulation etc. of the aforesaid publication for the dale shown III tin that the world i- beautiful."
a bo vu ca |it'iim,L reuu ir<‘11 by the Art of August SM. ISMJ. enibmbed in seclie lived and built fine palaces
tier, 111, Postal Uiws and Regulation.*, punted on the lever < of this. in Venice hundreds of years ago,
with the Adriatic and the Alps
l V t;Thal ttke names and addresses of the pnblisl#r, editor, munag close by. Hut never having been
ing editor, and business managers are:
in Western America, he died withSanford, Fla.
Publisher: T H E H AN F ORD H E R A L D ,
ont knowing bow beautiful tho
Sanford, Flu.
Editor and Manager, R. H. HERO,
world really is.
Sanford,
Fla.
Associate Editor, R. L. D E A N ,
2. Thai the owners are:
Sanford, Fin.
T H E S E HIGH land* of New
R. Ia. D E A N ,
Miami, Flu.
|Mexico, Arizona, Colorado are the
W. G. D E A N .
R, If.11 ERG
Sanford, Flu,
I most beautiful and dignified roT That tho known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security i
j„ the* world.
JlpWers owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds.
n,,rl. the earth looks really big.
ages, or other securities are:
|Greece and Italy. France and Lngland are little countries, with little
NONE
two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the ! rivers, little mountains, small scen^toc kh oide rs' und security holders, if any. contain not only |ery, pretty, inspiring to poets
o[ stik'khnlders
HKk'Knoiuers uno
uumcm as
on they
u i.j ui'i”
'" upon
*m—■■ the i ( umparcil with this land -u< h
the list't ^of
and security holders
appear
i < *-3.
— ___ I-O
.* also,
..1..., iin
t~ cases
..nun* Iirknrik
*fit--(ihe company
liut
where tllU
the oI(U'Wlflllllir
stockholder til
or pretty places are like a wax doll
books
Koldi appears upon the books of the company as trustee ot ; compared with Michael
security bolder
fiduclary
relation, the name of the person or corporation <statue of Moses
■In
in any of
2 ,8 0 6
a r c h it e c t
First National Bank
Sanford, ---- ------- p|0
"«w S » " ..... ......... t5*,1l5'".i"r r •' ;;T“r. f t “
for whonmifiih trustee is acting, is given; also that the said two paragrup..., , ouLiiin statements embracing affiant's full knowledge and
belief ns to the circumstances arid conditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not appear upon the book of the <omI pany as trustees, bold stock and securities in a capacity other than of
' a bona fide owner; ami this affiant has no reason to hulicw that any
other person, ussociat ilm, m lorporation lias any interest direct or in
direct in tile said sto*)kj bonds, or other securities limn as so stated
by him.
5. That the average nulnher of copies of each issue of 11>iis publica
tion sold or distributed? through the mails or otherwise, to paid sub
scriliers during 'lie ,i< mbhflts preeeiling the dale shown above is
B U ILD lN c"
M N A8B0C1ATIC
^V"V*
I*
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Kdllar T1IF S A N F O R D H E R A L D and that the following is, to ttn last of h .
Kdllor
V- U f f W
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le i
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OF
BY
A U G U S T 24,
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V
k
4
3 0x3 ^ - Fabric $
30x3*4 Cord
30x3*4
Full Oversize C’d
29X4,40 c o r d ....
31x5.25 cord
29x4.95 c o r d ....
, 32x5.77 c o r d ....
30x5.77 c o r d ....
V
30x 3*/2 tu b es.....
A ll Guaranteed]
Rines Filling Stat
Angelos
1113 Sanford Ave.
ACROSS MILES of land
■ see
lie sign of human life i*rt pt a
swift automobile bullying
from
t ' in -i, nr an Indian boy with
In- band " t ,g"ii1s or some pio-|u c
t.oi iiding one donkey, leading an
..I her on tin
mint tor e i,i.|
Phon*
G E T T H E BEST
S
I
W IS F [ ‘R D V ID E N t'E is saving j
this land for a human race worthy .
of it. You should come and see |
it now, hwever. and select a spotj
for your distant reincarualioti, or'
set Ile here at once, if yon ale
already wmtliy.
Flower Urns, Concrete bl«
of all kind*, Roofing 'file
taunt Coloring, Etc, fr(,m’
V
SANFORI) CEMENT I
PRODUCTS CO.
•r»lh and Maple
Phony ()2-i
S f t f ilT F a r Your 1 , , ^ |
4R. H. It ERG.
,
Editor and Manager
1*1 iin H p e r r e n t d h U n |
Hworn to and subscribed before me Ibis btli dnv of (htolier,
r
It. ft. ALFORD.
SANFO RD BUILDING
;SE higlilamK fm' front
JLE VERSE FOR TO D AY
Notary I’ublir for the Stale ..T Flondu tit l.aige
Mv Commission ' t)N II
you are remindeil that
p r'i.i
'
........ ■
|,|g I II iiKxiiires Aug. 21’,
LO AN ASSOCIATION!
(tie |,ist "!> year* Have Iteen the
module
)D DELI
0
Min'd romai kahlo in eart h’s history,
at^eaS 1 called upon
y dim
In m
my
j mdnstrialK and sciontificnlly. In
uv<u.
Lord, and Cried to my God;
la loarhy i’nlliiinn ioio|mrtnitnt. a
H i aid hear my voice out of
j radio mat-lime is (ratioTina mfor- j
. l^ m p le ." 9 Bam. 22:7.
N E W YORK H E R A L D T R I B U N E
It was a 1ml, dusty day as a htiffs* I.ncoinuliilc I’hacDm Imahoii and music fium Denver,]
m■- y n
whisked
armmd
a
currier
and
came
to
a
ship
under
a
large
I San Francism and other point
P R A Y E R — I cried unto the Lord
I lie Loudon Tinp's's" eddnnal (hat, in tael, they desire also to lie
\! Ilodge, California, just uc t j tin Europe1- war- d'-td
I my vole* and He heard me oak tree in the midst of tt vast dry forest. The driver wasted
!-• I In forgiven all sums
advanced
for
o f HU h<f y 'hiy^ ,
"lilted Stale-; prolialdv tnnr li-, I In whatever purpose after the eeteli
little time and hurriedly lighlinc a cigarette, he tossed the id Hat-slow, flying machine'i. pa
east and west carrying mall
] pt„j
............. ,,f ((„. hy-iti-ri:* as ration of ttn- victory,"
burning match stem ialo (lie dead grass by I he side of the
B ARG AINS
Drilling rigs, going down for
■uaunted with The Daily Mail’s nl
This doe ; not apply to tlie Hi lt
road and without even a look behind, lie .shifted his gears water in the Mojave Valley rim i hisimi in tins iiiuiitry as Ftnh
are no bargmna
ish debt, Y«-t the Hi-itisli debt was
I,v
electric
power
fiufii
mountain1
In tho counter salea of Life, and sped away.
Khyloeli. f■rir a time last summer, contracted on terms understood by
A procession 39 years lung has wound past the front!
think b o , but tome unexpected
The Herald does not need to tell I lie rest of the story. It streams far away, change the des- ! Europe seemed disposed to conxid- i both side., and Great Hrilain's ex
ei t to a garden.
|,er the I'eal inly letter to President
doors of th-P 1'irst National Hank since they were first
day 1
ceptional
capacity
to
pay
was
taken
is ull too familiar to everyone. How the little blazing patch
opened to the people of Sanford in 1887.
a find our-fetubMe
( ooliilge not nr. the personal ruisual into account in making the Settle
of dry grans spread until the entire forest was a raging hell.
nd »hoadyy thing;
• worn and
I HE WT.K I , In addition to he UM(| unrepresentative exhibit which ment. The refunding represented
In these passing years we have gained new strength and
after all, Ih.^het “ long Vaat," How millions o f dollars worth of beautiful pine was trans mg big, knows how to advertise j( was_ |lllt ,IS
r,,a | reflection of 1a
fail- commercial
cumpronjise ,
new friyujjs hut wc1 have lost none of our opening-day
m we
formed in a few days to worthless charcoal. How a town on lurning from New Mexico s en- Anici'ienn polilie opinion. Secret-I sta ll as any national creditor t
enthusiasm for service and helpfulness.
are no'bargains
chanted
mesa”
to
the
Sunday
Los
;lrv
Mellon's
replv
dispelling
that
Would make with a debtor. Recog
the edge o f the forest was consumed with hundreds rendered
the counttneetoB o f Life,
Angeles Examiner, you see mum- ( Ji-ltmGm Ida d ml great hopes and' nition of that fact
We have seen Sanford grow in population and prosperity
iiinvua The
homeless
and'two
persons
burned
to
death.
time elone can teach ub how
thing to interest till business mi'll, ]i (unloosened not a little
tempera-- Times to add:
and we are glad to have played our modest part in this
to chooae |fe
.
It is the age-old story. Carelessness spreads destruction. It is one advertisement covering ! ,llPnla| eritieism'.
development.
( "It the obligations of the debtor
ait show ua that It is doubtful if the locomobile driver ever knew that he eleven page;, pllhlislleil by Walk
I’ll" I'tiio- . mis adjusted it; view countries, or urine
part of them,
rhat seemed'loM U really gain,
i r’s Los At igeles department .lore
date it would
1 where wetAonghti Hon little, was the cuuse o f the big l ire. T here are many of us who When the Paeific coast Indir ve', it to the realities of tho uuhl stlua I ale wiped off the
L Moles llial Mr.
Mellon': . - 1111■■iy tie more in accord with |be
have started such fires and never know it. We read in an liar, something to say, it ay- o it L " 11
we shall lose.
••d '
ot of tt,,- .|,|,| v..n, e-i ioii , dignity of me debtors
and I- ,
— N *w fYork Times.
indefinite sort of u way of the annual cost of fires, but we oi llial all 11•.*y hear.
ilrea.L made ba not been sneer •
ul.v.r ive of I he principle:: of :'i
-o—
sehioin realize t hat our mvn utter lack of precaul ion may be
U'H.v dialleilgt-d.
It has. m tact, I Iiaocial ilit el'n mI se between
ua
ine explosions seem Ui be huvIT IS lie-.liable, In older I" lie ,'11" I' f .1 III \ Igimied It, Frarme, |tim, that Hu- should proceed 11 mu
the cause of some pari o f it.
thalr day.
SANFORD, FLA.
— ------ o---------According to figures compiled by the Naliunul lloiinl of s, rve MtriT . all imporlaid i'i l lie out; loajoi <l>-1>11>i who lias not reeognil loll t.y the A uieroan pen
president we thjnk.AI Smith -KlPL UirterwritqrHftLe Josses caused by fin*:i uf vnritiiiM the.*,(lays of (puck aitioii, to know laid led a refunding, agreement. ,dc liftin' vcisdunl and necessity of
i
liow^eJoinmaml success ('unsure
" ‘Y )l1'' ‘-Dll (''Iking in Finm-e .Midi action than that it should be
W l m \ n 1925 fo'efl*
h u Iowh :
alive merchants will say "one a d of Ha* war pool into
which
all a
movement
sentimentally
in
vertisement covering eleven pages Allir^l le- oiir,, ■hollld have been .piled,"
Exposure (including conflagration)
$0(l,Mr>,(M7
is excessive," lull it i-il l
pul, although the I lilted Slat, We would liko to know is
Matches -smoking
( 'oiieessions on ilold
payments
.I0.2H1.K10
W I to Ver ;t p.ui 1 v to Hell an Ull
,t authority toluphunu gifts
dimilil come through the good will
Defective chimneys
22,7'I(»,:10K
]
( I I K 'X G O ('U N T U I H U T E S t.o d, i - landing.
Mr. .Mellon.', tigures j pud friendly understanding of the
e for bawling custumert out.
Stoves and furnaces*
I bootleg folk lore. Richard Evan* (uuvod llmt mi far as Frame ia j creditor. The United Stales lias .................................................................................................
Spontaneous combust ion
17,o:i7.1M
' HI years old, killed a policeman. In com criicd practically all ot the war |already manifested much good will.
vtWfM everything i
ten minutes a jury decided to hang advances huv ii Iready been writ j it is still prepared to consider the
M down In Georgia
Sparks on roofs
it'
him.
Asked what he had to say, ten off in lip Merniger compact, ability of its debtors
rowalng
lM home o f Edwari
to pay, as
Electricity
14,579,757
— A “O’11 .
■
-------- O
the young murderer, looking at Uf Hie letter The Times justly affected by future events. It will j ft
Lightening
11,080,5
Ui
his mother sobbing, in u corner, r e - [says;
Property losses an dJftHU" M
respond
to reasonable appeals.
jiu**
Hot ashes, open fires
plied: "Judge I think the sentence | "It leaves, of appears to leave, That is what our European critics
«t have Increased from $106,G,14G,:it)4
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
is severe in view of my condition.” , the debtor nations no alternative overlook. It is gratifying to fuel I■
____ J>j000 In 1005 to $570,000,000 in
Open lights
4,282.640
—
r r ; ; ; ""
It can be readily seen then I hat most fires can he with a He was half tl i link when lie pvit a hip to say that the free American a newspaper like The Times l !
CITY LICENSES DUE OCTOBER 1, 1926
revolver to the head of it police-1coni rilnit ion in money during that
X It’s easy t o ^ f l ^poople
their little care prevented or the losses entailed by them consid mail, driving him to the lockup, period of hostilities which pre stressing the obvious fact tb ul|J
City License now due on every bushiest, pro
: irtlite k e s K ld rld k Advocate. And erably reduced. If cure were taken to see that matches alone and blew out the policeman’s 'ceded their arrival and saw the there are better ways of stimulat- :■
fession or occupation for which a license is re
iTte JuBg ’i lwnit i r m r to make were extinguished before throwing away that one item of brains.
j successful employment of (lie great ing our indulgence than labeling 1 5
American army was not enough; the United Stales “ Uncle Shyloek.’
■ M f t W W 'x •
quired, and must be paid promptly.
over thirty million would be done away with.
IK
ANYBODY'
is
to
Do
hanged,
For
that
reason
President
Coolidge
has
set
aside
the
week
become of The
Won
Ellen Iloy,
hanging that young murderer is
o f the Miami Tribune and of October 3-10 for "Eire Prevention Week.” It is not ex correct, but whul of the bootlegger
C ity T ax Collector
u
kt isn’t said discourteously
eith pected that private citizens will go around during this week that sold him this whisky? Why
T R I-C IT Y N E W S
trying to find fires to put out or in any wise discommode not hang him beside the murder
Every , ity and town
er?
He Iras more to do with Urn
in South Jars to secure a good income. Huild
Well. we understand only three themselves, it is merely hoped that persons for the brief killing than the 111 year old boy
l lorula has many vacant homes i homes for the people
who will
More circuses are coming to town period of seven days will practice the ordinary rules of com that pulled the trigger.
in thi* summer
If it ituI not it t(jme this winlur.
It ih nrolnLlo
that the merchants can plun mon sense and thus greatly reduce the number of fires dur
would have to
turn away many ! that by next summer the expatwion
do some business^
ing the week. It is also hoped that persons will attempt to
t 'H IC A G O ’K STATISTICS show
|
‘lesirmg
to reside in them >'f this vital city will he sufficient
— —■ o
winter.
Florida must build •'* keep the homes built f(,r the
' The first Issue of [the Hollywood familiarize themselves at least in a small way with the thatbootleg whisky's killingre-' 1,1
cord about i*ijuills that of pistols, homes
tar pi excess of I hose need- |winter visitors occupied thrcuurhsince the storm comes to our methods of fire prevention.
■m
Iii the first nine months of lli,J 'i|,,“ .
( 5e population that shows lout the summer following. If five
a little bit dlscolurod by
Last year twenty thousand persons met their deaths in whisky killed I'.m. ia the past, nine jip inthe census enumeration for i hundred homes were built
iter but still bobsting in the
here
fires in this country. Over five hundred and fifty million months whisky has killed 2JM. V i e -i 1'11' census counts only it- twelve- .during the next Hire months they
e old way. That's the spirit.
dollars worth o f property was destroyed.
Those figures tims of modet o whisky included 1,1"I'ths ill-the year po|>ulaiion, and - would lit: occupied and might re I
several old men, and one girl baby, 1"'Te are hundreds of thousands '• main occupied all next sunn-mo- t ,o i
d b TOO may he captain of should give us something to think about.
aged four.
Perhaps ......- that, a million ......... |it is safe to say that eve. if
1eoul, hut your Wife Is at toast
some
who desire to live in thi-. state in Jof them were
mat*.—'Tampa (Tribune, Uh
UI*
vaeant a short time
!
U
h
*
inter
and
cLsewhcu*
in
the
aha la captain o f your soul and
T H E G O V E R N M E N T has a r
uunng the summer of next year
sumiper.
T kre Just a decl^ hn^d.
ranged to prevent whisky coming
they Would all be constantly occu
So In this state many houses are pied after that and there would lie
in from Kurone and Cutmdu. Good
l)r.
Frank
Crane
sends
a
good
message
to
many
young
! Babe Ruth doesn’t hurry up
nows for local moonshiners, whose built With the knowledge that they a demand for hundreds more.
„ clout two or three homo runs Americans. Ho tells them not to he discouraged at their in market will he broader, which ' W|6 ^ occupietl only half the time
this series, a certain Rogers ability to discover the work for which they are best qualified, means also, inevitably, an increase :i!,4 if then owners try to get for
C IR CU LATIO N D EPARTM ENT
naby Is liable to take, his place
in whisky deals
here.
F o r e ig n D s m in .-.ix
a rent that
Contemporary
Comment
tho
careers
for
which
they
are
best
adapted.
the hearts of ‘the American
whisky, had us it is, kills less, w "6*l yield them u reasonable iaDr. Crane suys that he asked a man who has made a re ipiii'kly than whisky made from (nest on ilieir money they are de— /*.
markable success in his line of work how he had found what denutir d alcohol, bought at gaso- In,iunced as tent hogs ami as enuSenator Reed is mighty popular he wuh best fitted for. "H ow ,” Dr, Crane says he asked, line filling stations and redistilled.,
No politician ever
builds
bis
D* the eommuhity.
Hut if
1 over Mlsaouri hut right now
reaves so high that they can't be
—
-----Hicy
did
not
build
for
six
mouths
ih i Were gunning ..for office “ can a young person starting out in life discover what he is
JOSEPH C O N R A D wrote that : ,,!i" ,hV‘ .‘ *';''t"'imly would
lose comfortably straddled. -A rk a n s a s
Grover Cleveland Alaxuml- most likely to succeed in doing? How can he find what he
(lUZftlf.
he
was
19
when
he
learned
K„g.
!
desirable
wanter
settlers.
Hut
> e would probably be snoweil is best fitted for?”
lish. That is remarkable. Conrad’.' ,l [,l,m ,1,n \
' xpeete,! to build
Jr
The man replied, "There is only one way. It is the pro letter also suys, “ I huve n e v er'11 u,l'* c ,l1"* R"* 4'11'y ball an in
Gertrude IIderle disappointed us
opened an English grammar in mv
f,r,om '*• ,v'" G’v-re you are. « L hy coining home from Europe
t* Florida 'Gators play a" tests o f fumbling for the keyhole in the dark."
1 - ht'ii thi* ymrs rt'aHt* to mil iuh I
lie remainder of the senWith this us u text Dr. Crune tells young people to learn life.” Nothing remarkable in that. tme becomes etmnily some, but lom -ui?' NVW Vnrk
Morning
M tney did against Alonzo about the many men who spent years doing this and that Language is partly lmrn in you.
m
>
i
all
of
the
critics
of
the
rent
The work of Shakespeare, is not
pa eleven last batunlay, sunit Of the state university will urn! the other thing and then stumbled into work for which based on any English grammar, hojs will walk thy golden streets
And sometimes when a candidate
Ijr have chance to rejoice they becume famous. The days of despuir that great men nor ia that of Dante, creator of and it Is safe to say that while they is fairly itching for offiio the peo
they will see some but ple umunodatingly scratch him./RftfticuUrly successful have had, tho duys of aimless drifting, much of the history modern Italian, based on an Itul-iilr*
iati grammar.
j
all of the^rent bogs twanging Knvunnuh News.
o f the lives of successful men are chronicles of disappoint
mine material
K & r ' >■■■•■ o-------! *%. 41k.h toiii,.kkk...,i
fch Reuther may hurl for ments ami failures until the zig-zag course has at lemrth
HO M ER N E V E R looked Into a :,! u h ?
'ponding bv leaps and hounds Is the
Hut this is an aside.
1he paint | Another industry which is ox/antsse today. We recall fetched up at the turn into the right road.
Greek
gram mar,
because
he
Dutch once pitched some
O f course Dr. Crane urged young people to endeavor to Couldn't rend; also, no Greek gram IS vacant houses in South Florida mnmifucture of grease for Chnny rood hall for the Senators find the line of work for which they are fitted. He urges mar had been published in his day. ur> natural in summer and autumn. nel »wimining.— Brooklyn Eagle.
i,Worlds Series but somehow
A mint or woman writing well is It (hey were not in evidence, then
felt, that he win be unite them to study and examine und plun, while they try to find like a hen laying an egg. If she tbuimands of disappointed visitors
Coolidge economy for tho first
sf today against the Cardin- their course. But he warns them of the ups and downs, and hasn't an egg in her she can't lay. wi.uicl seek other locations. There time tins invaded the field of
wuntH them to undortuko their lift* journey Equipped with I f u man hasn't language and in arc not ninny vacant homes in crime, the American people having
1w g & r v
tr ie d l1 aratem
>{
Merely a Match
KWROPE AND “ UNCLK SHYLOCK’
W h at Our Front Doors
H ave Seen
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
iri,nn.T,Mn
N O T IC E
’
f;
' 1
T IM K
ro
BUILD
HOMES
Herald Subscribers!
ii
Special M essen ger S ervice is
m aintained daily until 8 o'clock in
the even in g to d eliv er papers to
any subscriber who is m issed by
regu la r boy
“ Fum bling fo r the Keyhole in the D ark”
Phone 148.r
The Sanford Herald
The Sanford School
o f M usic
T h e Sanford School of Music offers
facilities for the study of .all branches j
of musical art under the finest teach*
HmdPhtjin. They will all be oc
cupied and many more will he heed
ed before the winter is well on.
Net Vvry many residences
have
been byilt here Lius year. Huildiuks hive generally been erected
for business purposes. Hut there
cun. bo xlo business growth without
a xrojyth residential. This cRy is
eltfiefc overbuilt in tk bunineig way
nr unoer-built in a residential-way
mid it IsTtot overbuilt in u business
spiration In him he can't write
the power to resist discouragement.
lir o f a small grocery
well and there is no such thing
And as they fumble, ypung people can ut the same time lie
rw.arrestecTthjt bther
t
day
ui teaching him.
led twenty doliars for ou- going strong ulong the road that will lead to success. They
^chaooe machine. We can try to do their best In every situation. They can keep
TH E FIR ST bull game of Ihu
merely the be£lcan. They can be squuro. They can be constantly on the chumpionship series was watched
^ P r o v e their mlnda und strengthen their bodies by 61,658 men, women and chil
"“ “ •■ t are And thUaJn all the yeuri* that they have to “ fumble for key dren, paying $198,976 to see 18
ett throw a ball, bat and run.
1 not holes Jr the dark they are really equipping themselves for
Aft than ten times as much was
better
~ to tee Ur. Tunttuy remove the
IB* P£-;the w ar*.they will e v e n tu a lly J to M o ra s
ides hi*
Ight championship from wnjft K i
'to
“ If y0ll fit 'J B ftfip fS r
brow, The world
-"io a e ^ is the opportu
1
S
■/I'vvwi
^
decided to make a four-year-old
murder mystery do for another
snuson.—Life.
A murderer convicted in Chica
go broke dawn through four o f the
gallows.
Evidently a stranger
within the gates. -Arkansas Ga
zette.
j.®
1“.. ‘tJ.’
Register now
for the fall term in violin, piano, voice
and theory.
11C
All those who would lilcaito soe
America cancel the European debt
art. requested to mail l i tSSrcXIh-
..the
m
ers in the profession.
I
Meispb
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3LEPH0NB M8
Miss May Hall of New Smyrna
is visiting in Sanford as the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. J. C'. Hall, at
her homo on Celery Avenue,
s,
o f H o ly
S Church H as A n
itingM eetin g
•■4
"‘
■■■*~
Mhe most enthusiastic
Jof the Service Unit af
rpss Church wub that of
jreday
’ afternoon when the memJ the faculty o f the
Miss Thelma Howell has return-'
met with' Mrs. Charles T,
|| of Music under the
ed
home
after
spending
the
week
Daughters of Wfeaat the- homq o f Mra. E, D.'
y orf O tk Avenue.
the Sanford High end "very pleasantly at New Smyr
na r
. . Durln^> the business session
turn at 8 . o’clock,
jrtagets o f'w h Wo*hlch Wajs. celled by Mrs. A. P.
Mr. rad Mrs. Frank Smith and Connelly^'‘chairman,
p l meet a t.ffl y d o c k
It wan de
Mr. antfcMrs. A. E. Trombley of cided to meet every week until
puse*
Palatka spent the week-en(i very aftejr th i Christmas Bazaar which
Ing of the Alathea
first Baptist Chumh pleasantly in Sanford as the guests will be held' Dec. 2. Pains were
of Mrs. C. H. pook, of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mahoney at also made and perfected for the
clock. their home on Tenth Street.
fall work which will be unusually
.Avenue at 4 o’ch
Interesting this season.
Mrs. Katherine D. Davis and
Arrangements were also made
jnesday
Circle will meet at Miss Ina Jordon were the guests for the meeting o f the Men’s Club,
the home of Mrs. o f Mrs. Ben Monroe for the week which will be held Friday evening
end at her home on Celery Avenue. and will include a boat ride and
|2 Elm Avenue.
picnic supper.
Iding Circle will meet
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ballard of
Several new committees were
with Mrs. Herbert
Altamonte Springs
a spent
... the
- , day a'80 named, among them being:
in Sanford Tiuesday with friends. | Brass for Attar, Mrs. C. C. Chaf„eting o f the season
ij’s Club at 3 o’clock, j
w m m
---- 7~j , 1 .
, I rf*> an(i Mrs. Amelia B. Noble;
W. M. Martin of Lakeland spent ■ flower committee, Mrs. J. R. StewIhe reception o f the
the
day
here
Monday
attending
to
art and Mrs. Alexander Vaughn;
fc Sanford schools.
business.
altar linen, Mrs. B. F. Whitner;'
visiting committee, Mrs. George A . ,
. Mrsday
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones of Do Cottes, chairmnn, Mrs. Charles i
rhers' meeting for the
! School nt 3:30 o’clock Jacksonville arrived in the city T. Fuller, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs.
specially the new pat- Monday for a stay of a few days St. Claire White and Mrs. E. D.
on business.
Mobley; hospitality, Mrs. A. Hi
ed to bo present.
Stone and Mrs. Ernest Krupp,
Class will hold its
G. A. Powell, R. C. Powell and
The meeting will he held Mon
js s meeting and bufA.
G. Powell of Jacksonville were day afternoon with Mrs. Ernest
|7 o'clock at the home
te Steele on Celery a group of business visitors in tho Krupp at her home on Park ave
city Monday.
nue.
[Parent Teachers A«Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thompson of
huld its first ball
M issionary S o c i e t y
[o ’clock at the South Jacksonville were among the ar
rivals in the city on Monday.
O f M ethodist Churcjh
flapter O. E. S. will
M r. and Mrs. Forrest Gutchcll, H olds E njoyable M eet
full meeting ut 7:30
Masonic Temple, Mrs. Mattie G. Pace and Miss Elsa
The regular business meeting of
Butel are expected to return home
ittiations.
Tuesday evening
from
Miami the Women’s Missionary Society
where they have been spending the of the Methodist Church was held
•Yiday
Mondny afternoon in the church
of millinery at the week-end.
parlors.
»ppe.
Mrs. W. S. Thornton hud charge
D.
M.
Drucker
and
W.
W
olff
of
tson Chapter, N S.
lO o’clock nt the home Ocala were among the business vis of the meeting, at which time reortfl were read and approved.
Hagan on Park Ave- itors in the city Monday.
outine o f business was carried
J. C. Faulkner of Leesburg wub out. The devotionnl exercises were
o f millinery at the
among those from out of town at led by Rev. W. P. Buhrmnn, who
[hristian Temperance tending to business here Monday. also made a short but interesting
talk. Quite a large number of
Id called meeting Frimembers attended this meeting.
Mrs.
W.
T.
Gardiner,
who
has
f ’clock at the PreabyElection of offic- been visiting her son and his wife,
[iting of delegates for Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, re W . M. U. o f Christian
Mention will be part turned Sunday to her home near
Ocala,
Church H olds M ee tin g
las.
1
The weekly meeting of the St.
Agnes Guild o f the Church of the
Holy Cross was held Monday a f
ternoon at the home o f Mrs. A r
chie Betts on Palmetto Avenue.
Quantities of garden flowers in
A rriv a ls
1 clmrining
profusion were used in
decorating the spacious rooinn of
itezuma
the Betts home for the afternoon.
[lepurti, Jacksonville;
The Guild president, Mrs. MonKissimmee; G. E roo B. Hutton, had charge o f tho
port; C. II. DeGrnW, shoft business meeting when piano
I. J. Guille, New York were made for _tho dispositibn of
j Barker, Paul Rice; clothing and supplies for the re
Heekley, West Va.; fugees.
John Robinson cirTho Guild will take orders for
Christmas cards, seals and sup
plies and will have samples at the
imlnole
next meeting, so that orders can
Jacksonville; F. II. he made for early delivery.
Pile; A. C. Edwards,
A fter all business had been tran
II. Phelan, Jack- sacted, the members hemmed the
Martin, Lnkclnmi; tea towels for the bazaar basket
)cnlu; W. C. Juries, Tho hostess served friut punch
kcksonville; W. H. and cukes as refreshments.
E. S. Talbot, Green
Guild m em ber ‘ present were:
G. A. Powell, Jack- Mrs, Chris Matthews, Mrs. Mon
Powelt, Jacksonville; roe B. Hutton, Mrs. Raymond Key,
Jacksonville; How- Mrs. Mildred Me Alexander, Mrs
Miami; W. I. Boyd, J. N. Robson, Mrs. John W.
|Meek, Leesburg; M. Mcisch, Jr., Mrs. Wurt W. Warner
|r, Atlanta; W. C, and Mrs. Betts.
wife, Jacksonville.
P ip e O rgan Club H as
E n joyab le M ee tin g at
Th e H om e o f Miss F o x
An exceptionally enjoyable and
interesting meeting of the Pipe
Organ Club of the First BaptiKt
Church was held Monday after
noon at the home of Miss Martha
Fox on Oak Avenue, with Miss
Fox and MrH. Forrest Gatchell as
hostesses.
The rooms were bright with
bowls and baskets filled with
bright colored zinnias.
A short business session was held
being presided over by Mrs. A.
Kent Rossiter, club chairman, dur
ing which time reports were read.
A mock cooked food sale was held
from whidt a good sum was real
ized.
1
A t the conclusion of business, u
social hour was enjoyed, the host
ess serving mint ice and cake as
refreshments.
The meeting for Rext week will
be held Monday afternoon at the
home o f Mrs. Forrest Getchell on
Oak Avenue, with Mrs. Getchell
end Miss Fox as hostesses.
irs. D. A. Caldwell
|aldwell and Joe CaldAmong, the* members present
Bturned home after
past few weeks,'at Monday were: Mre. Leslie Bryan,
Mra. Forrest McAllister, Mra. % th Carolina.
nest Bette, Mrs. W. D, Gardiner,
i
J. D. Woodruff- and Mrs. Basil C. Moore, Mra. Sidney
uwoll returned home J. Ntx, Mrs. A. Kent Rossiter,
rnoon from .Jackiin- Mrs. Victor Robertson, Mrs. R. A.
|they spent a short Winston, Mrs. J. H. Colclough,
Mrs. FrancU Bole, Mrs. Robert L.
■
. I
Glenn, Mnr,. James F. Hawkins,
A. W, Smith and Mrs. Clifford Walker, Mrs. Wil
[nita, Have returned liam Moote Scott and. Mist Mar
^pending the pest tha'For. ’
Springs, Ark.
TO TOUR WORLD I
McLeod, who hes
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, .
,
elsters, Mr*,
lend Mre. La Verne John Barton Payne, chairman ^
lined to her home In the American Red Croea, will leave
[ r i « &
W
la
f t
&
Red Croea aoni year. <•
*4% V>r
SOCIETY EDITOR
&
-
(INCORPORATED)
A
Wednesday Specials
flu ffy ,
«
fin c - g r a ln c d
c a k e p r o c la im s t o o w n
'
g o o d n e s s . S n o w d r ift
is su ch a d e lic a te s h o r t
Fresh Cranberries, Lb.
e n in g
th a t It
19c
cakes
o f
m akes
th e
Elderly People A r « Learning Im
portance of Qood Elimination.
P L A IN
No. 2 1-2 can
Sliced Pineapple
K tvp Snowdrift
i ) 4 n*ps u tg n r
25c
4 wbolo i p
.
t cup mOh
.
X cupt flo u r
,
}4 teaspoon sa lt
3 teaspoons baking pow der
i teaspoon va n illa
Maxwell House Coffee
49c
Cream Snowdrift, and va
nilla. Add egg*, either whole
or separated/ and beat. Sift
dry ingredients and add to
creamed mixture alternately
with milk. Pour into greased
layer cake pans and bake
18 to 20 minutes in a mod
erate oven*
10 lbs. Sugar
65c
M EATS
Brisket Stew, lb.
10c
K. C. Long is spending hiH va
cation at Daytona Beach.
later years of life there
I Nisthe
apt to be a slowing up of
the bodily functions. Qood
elimination, however, is just as
essential to the old os to the
young. Many old folks have
learned the value of Doan’s
Pitts when a stimulant diuretic
to the kidneys is required.
Scanty or burning passages of
kidney secretions are often
signs of improper kidney func
tion. In most every community
are scores o f users and
endorsers who acclaim the
merit of Doan’s. Ask your
n otih b ort
DOAN’S T *
I D a r t t ie t o th o K U n sy s
i Co. U(c.Ctaca_0uS*fa.N.Y.
i t
Ham burger, lb.
m e
iSn ow drif t
w
115 Magnolia Ave.
502 Sanford Ave.
D o You M i n i
O f Y o u r OnrnT
A llo n if
Auk H o w
SANFORD BUILDING AND
Lo a n a s s o c ia t io n
Amusements
FOR QUICK SALE
New Fordson Tractor and Leveler at sacrifice.
WHOLESALE TIRE AND BATTERY SUPPLY
West First Street
Sanford
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\
Continuous from
11 p.
TODAY
p. m
"Parisian Knight"
A Musical Movie Novelty
"K o Ko Song Kartoon
STATE AND COUNTY
LICENSES NOW DUE
W EDNESDAY
A delicious, Snappy, Scintil
lating Comedy
The Licentw Laws of Florida provide that "N o person,
firm or corporation shall engage in or manage any bus,
"S U B W A Y S A D IE "
With Dorothy MacKaill,
Jack Mulhalf and Chaa
Murray
Aesop’a Fables
A Two Reel Novelty
Iness, profession or occupation— unless a State and Coun
ty License shall have been procured from the Tax Collec
tor o f the county."
Licenses became
please
due October
Ifp r
Man eats for two rea
sons; first, to keep his body
*n
in good health; second, (6
Food provide
warmth and en
V a lu e
ergy with which to do hia
work. O f the foods he a ^
lects for energy-giving value, broad
is onq of the most important.
The greatest food value your monajr
can buy is Merita Bread, because of
its richness and nourishing
qualities. It contains just
the elements needed to
give body and brain the
nourishment required for
e n e rg y a n d endurance.
The tem pting appearance of Merita
Bread foretells its richness and good
ness.
A n d the delicious n ut-liks
flavor is satisfying to h u n g ry appe
tites. T h e smooth e v «h _
texture of Merita indicates •
E asy
easy d igestibility. Each.
to
Digest slice is bod y -o u ild in g to
the very last bite.
Florence Vidor and Lowell
Sherman In a Paramount
Picture
"You Never Know Woman"
■Comedy
m
Robert Garrison has gone to
North Carolina to enter college
ut Wake Forest.
SANFORD BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
A W ord W ith
the O ld Folks,
20c
Mrs. Edward .Rudicel at her
apartments in the Davey-Winston
apartments.
“ Tho Rural Church" was the
subject of discussion for the a f
ternoon with Mrs. II. Clauso in
charge. A short playlet. showing,
tho* relationship of conditions In
the old church with those o f today
was especially interesting.
Following the program a short
business meeting was held when
varies plans for the work of the
ensuing year were made. Reports
from the offJcerH and standing
committees were ulso road, show m
ing that much interest had been
5
manifested during the month.
Late in the afternoon a delight
ful social hour was enjoyed.
East S an ford
Stock Por Soto
Rot No Stock Solcomoo
fin e s t
Lemons, Doz.
W ith Mrs. E. Rudicel
B T 7A rc h ie B etts Is
Hostess on M onday to On Monday afternoon tho W o
man's Missionary Society of the
St. A g n e s Guild Folks First Christinn Church met with
|Club will meet at the
Forrest tiatchell on
|with Mrs. tiatchell
thu Fox as hostesses.
[Deane returned home
tig from North Caro
le has been upending
ih.
.
The
Friendly Stores
S
Valdez
I Stewart, St. Petcrsinrner, Dallas; J. R.
Jacksonville; M. A.
mville; Erwin FlemJille; Charles S. N i
la; W. L. Morgan,
|h; C. A. Hurd, BosJruckler, Ocala; W.
C. G. Carr, St. PetNV. Wilson, Daytona
[Faulkner, Leesburg;
lard, Atlanta; Y. A.
fksonville; E. Guy
A. E. Anson, Clevofentiille, Lakeland; T.
H. Chase, Jacksonfells, Jacksonville; A.
Miami; V. K. Smith,
' Suvitz, Jacksonville;
I, Tampa; R. L: MedBcach; W. C. Poole,
Jench; H. Tiryaklan,
Paulino Godson, New
S L
MRS. FRED S. D
Mrs. S. E. GlUon la axpbeted «>!•£
return home Tuesday from North*
Carolina where she has been
■pending the summer.
Y
I Monday '
of the Church o f the
nil meet with Mrs.
at her home on Pnrk
u ^
■^
D W <M *#ir -
)dal
'endar
a iL
--|it-t i ii—m >mi ii>irirmitn-rdm<r*vf%ig
1st, those concerned
W sJ i by fie
"T
-w
A m e r i c a n B A K c n m C o i M s y ^ j ^ 4 •• v *
A c/ fle U & t
B
r
p
FRESH ‘D A IL Y F R O M
a
d
YO U R
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GRO CER
1 :V V T 7
note and call at Court House for license.
Jno. D. Jinkine,
Tax Collector Seminole County.
s
John Crauson is carrying the
mail on R. F. D. No. 1 while R.
C. Long is on his two weeks’
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bucur arrived
hero from Cleveland, O., recent
ly to spend the winter months
with Mrs. Bucur’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Christ Bucurel.
A daughter was born to Mr.
and ^lrs. Hoke Hunter at their
home on Celery Avenue last week.
-I l
Mrdt T. L. Hunter of Charlotte,
N. C., is a guest at the hom6 or
her son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Hoke Hunter on Celery Avenue.
I ti* till'
4 A 1V||
Frances and Parks Hunter ar
rived hero by motor last Saturday
from ^Charlotte, N. C.. for a 10
days visit with their brother, G.
L. HUhter and family on Beardal!
AvemUj.
Mr, and Mrs. I. D. Hart are
again spending some time at Day
tona Reach.
it
Miss Bessie Long is expected
here irom Duquesne, Pa. Mise
Long is driving through with a
party; I
______
Cool Goodness!
. i
Somebody Saidt
Mr. l and Mrs. E. C. Bradley of
Welch, W. Va., are to build a
new n m t on Cameron Avenue to
replace the former Haldlne place,
It havihg; been a part of the
Charles Dunn farm for a flaw
years.'I Mr. and Mrs. Bradley are
at the Montezuma hotel, mean
time. i f i
’
k
j|, it Mi
■■
*.
. Mr.-**- • ’
V
“One of the good things about
summer Is that ft gives me
the opportunity toeet a great '
deal of ice cream,**
•is'*
It is a food that u
1
th a p u *i
b u n s «n d r e f n *
Master- Alton Steele will ’go
home to Orlando this week after
a throe tfnbnthfs visit with hie
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Boa-
‘“ “W - ! W
v
And it is a pleasui
at your favorite
ask for-—
i \
U'.:
k m
Dobbs hats are shown here the
same day they are featured in the
Qobbs shops on Fifth Avenue. T h e
Mtyles are fresh in sp ira tio n s of,
J^pblni designing genius, and seven*
■.
, V*
ln a tio n ,
d ro p In
and
-vraiw- % iv;
\*i
S
,!
DOBBS HATS
�■Ti 'T.
'M--- ■
■v * ■:
P
.
P
' W
S
W
I
x
6fc*l
in y »n m i«n t
5,000 S p e c ta to rs S ee D e p re s s io n S e e n I f B i ll T o Charts
F e d e r a l R e s e r v e B a n k s I s I)efJ
N ig h t P r o g r a m O f
When Yankees Got First Score
T h j S p a r k s C irc u s
LOS
A N G K U K S , Oct., f..- f/l’t I power.
defeat of the b i l l I "The greatest evil thi,
in Hint (’<
omJ
I'l’it’ii
' '• rnparity audience last before (iongress recharterin# the portends
...............
____ Federal reserve
banks
would doubt will lignin he <7
i*n ’-i : p jibs’
farcus t_________
pi'C'W'hted the
la t show of the season in San- |have a most depressing influence with substitutes for th«
I ford
Sptirks is the second circus (■i business,” said Fugvnc P. Gum,, and Haugen bills fur fm
t., e: Ii hit here, the Walter L. Main president of the slate secretaries In my opinion farm relief
Li reus appearing hp^-lutrt month. section, in tui.uddres stoday before omic and not political. ]
no support can he fmmjf,
The Sparks’ Circus
presented the American Hankers Association.
Suek,
" I f the ret harterm# fails in the crnment subsidy.
more act:, carried more eipiipment
encourage pr<xj^
December session," he said, “there j would
and Kttve a bitfffec street parade
will be a later ojiportuiiity to re over-run consumption a#
than its-competitor.
government must
purtH
The hi# exhibition tent was only present it, hut the system’s ene
farmers excess products)
mies
will
convert
the
action
of
a
partly filled nt the afternoon per
former conservative Congress in Hue the price, let them ng
formance. The show officlnls did
to a dangerous bludgeon.
Iaiter the excesn from the pro4j
not expect a capacity crowd at the
ift y e s te rd a y M A Y H U R L T 0 D A Y
sessions may not lie so favorable.” all legitimate business^]
first performance because as one
View of Agriculture
en the route to hankruotci
I showman said: "You are in your
"There is little relief ti
As regards the agricultural sit
busy season; we couldn't expect the
from the other altemati'v,
people to come m from the coun uation, Mr. Gum said that while it
Cardinnl mghl-Hander H um
We unp^
is “ not alluring, it is not alarm tectivn tariff.
try." Last nighl's crowd was ex
little commodily that WV|
IU*on Slotctf, lu .Met*I IN»rling.
”
ti mat ed at h.llllli.
"The only crops showing an m- home. The tariff nit* IM
Nider »if Yankees; Clear
The circus trains left shortly' ci’oji ,»* an- wheat, oats, and pota
figure on the prii c-. -.f 3jJ
Weal her Ih Mtfiv Forecasted
after midnight fm Orlando, where ! toes.
The small grain urea will
Nothing will #
'two performances are given today. show a greater purchasing power products.
FT. 1.(il IS, (lit
ii i/|*i The I
| Wednesday, the i irrus will exhibit | while the cotton and tobacco licit for the fixesl Inw of ' nppl,,
World Si-tie
Hamliug
all
overj
in Lakeland
and Thursday and will show a reduced purchasing mnnd”
here today, the managers of the
, Friday in Tampa.
--------contending ('animats and Yanks'
" L ’Oru, the Jungle Ijueon*' the
( B y B R I A N lti^l.t,)
were giving serious
lliuitplil
to
opening spectacle and the pageant,
L O U I S , Oct. 5.- f/P)— IIiihc* pitching m -Ii cl ions.
The pitchers
: "The Flag of America," the closing
fiad, ho#tfv from cheering its proved the most important piny •
'act nT flic program were the two
Id Cardinals, and with n wear- nrs in the first two I'arnes.
main features presented which dis(of limb that only n seal in
Subject to possible inr>t iniunte
itinguishcd the Sparks’ (lircus from
lift World Sdries stand will satisfy, changes, lingers Hornsby was ex i
|other big shows. The program had
fit. Kinds tod ity wailed go die lime pei'.tt d to call ml .11-ss llnmes, top I
T AL I. \ I I A SSh'F, Fin., Get
5 big on future promotion!
i a cr in lists, clowns, horseback ridWilhelm pa tie nee.
Menially
the
i iplit liaaile i , with Miller Hiipgiii'
i/I’i The ijuestion of whether kind.
i
is,
armrinl
actors,
wire
artists
and
& '.<dty fc In the pink of condil ion fm prepared
to nmninale " I ►
n1<
-A- ;
Reimniller wnn
fined I
T.v the inlrd name of the weTies with Iteulhir, left bander, toil alum t
Lungers who made the two hours dog raring, as conducted in some
sections, is within tin* laws of counts in the criminal tl
: confident* no-/inn from every pore ii'< Inp as tlainer.
] of entertainment interesting.
Florida, is tn he settled after all Duval county.
On „n(T
^Physically there io something lack
The lift panir of the sell,
oi
by tin- State Supreme Court.
given $Lr,0 and cost, or fiJ
' in* for many of the enthusiasts.
m
*
>
'
■
*
'
New
Yml.
brought
a .teilin*
'** x it'/yw.-rAfter the cure of the Tampa in the county tail, a,el t|
Aik of the late aflet iition anil pilelliop Ie I, hetWeen P.'lll'iii'l, aiel
Kennel
Cluh Imd
la-ell stricken $100 and cost,
much of the .evening wait given Slll'I'di I, tt,e \ anl ee |>|te||ei e,l
from the court docket, at the reThe case is beipg l.ij
to 1 xii tma ,| tin Woi Id Series, runic on a
overjlto the Dinging of a hurehall t iiij' a ( t o I ile"i;:l„ii,
Tt„, |,I - 4 M.uiih I fur the Nt w Soil 1 Iinkt es, ill I h ir
I lie ela Ii
(jnest of the attorneys, the tribun- the attorney general’s
oil
, son#!• by d choir of tliininaniN of of i iptil Im r o te ip a v e the I'anliu , |
|,J Lei,nr. Ill It
J.la ■ m v.hirli Hie halter In-re > a long fil -.1 ha ,. safely. Gehrig’s hit ball \xa:
foti
mg
Meo-el
out
at
second.
1
nl
uml
finds
itself
confronted
with
by
Roy
Campb*41,
afsJ
il
fo
Horn
by,
^
VOictfi mnkiiiK tin in volume an/
nls an oppoi I unit y to • ,en the reeoVei ill t-v T h e . ' no".
I l...m
le-i i top who to sed
the case of II, I*. Kcuiiiiiller, p r e s - ; tnrnoy generaj.
The J
‘ in|) lacking in Iharmony.
i
thing
Unfort
tefio win ii Alevninler topped I Ii • ■II,.,, u „
V tried to at* Ii t;.-l,i IK at In t. While the .•••■ h'ppemm I diiiIiS roOlpial ju rie s the Jloine
ideal of the Jncksou^ille Kennel of tlu* state, ilWPHJampl
jly many who cheered will not. Aipei ii-tn Ii apuerr in tlo-u track
plate.
HR'.
game today.
ntiil heat them, li to 2,
TA I.I.AHAS.SRK, Fla., Oct. ! > - t'lub. versus the state rof Florida, i will lit* that the dog n
The legal points
involved are promoted for tho pur|Mi
_ St. I/Otds faint believed that
If llaine-i opposes Iteiithel to
(/l’i The recent Florida liuriicam*
theyjaTab servo who only stand and day, it wil he (tie first elite of
did little damage to tick cradicu- virtually the same. The court m u st, cumventing tho law, and
Wairjaml while thtdr fellowr. were l iptillmral. r itpainat oiiltipaw.
' lion vats in West Florida, und the decide whether Reimniller operated method and manner of
* Hoynsby and bin victorAlter rain east n poll of |'lom,i
j delay m eradication work will be dog races in violation of the law, of tho Jncltfiftnviflo Kn
p w , several hundred were over St. Louts yesterday, the
slight, according to J)r. J.
V. am) the nutromo will have a bear* constituted a violation uf
Orm|n* a thill but determined line Weather llttiemi Inooybt smiles to
FT, LOUIS, Oct. f». ,/T) Tlnai- Knapp, stiite veterinarian.
The
tho ticket window at ilnv with a forepart, of clear lnit
arids of )iersons who travelled storm, L)r. Kuiipj) stated, caused
men's Park. Number one in eiiol for today. Play will tiepin at
many miles to sec the Cardinals no rearrangement of the tick pro
Ine. John M. Overton, look I Sill I* M. central standard lime.
and Yankees play the I bird game gram.
was ready to buy his ticket
No i linnpes in pi upeclive lineup.<
of tia World Series seemed doomed
tely no chance of being late out ole (lie pitchinp iNotinil were
in dr appoint men! today.
There
I'AI.LA IIA S S F K , (/!*) - Governor
45 yesterday afternoon, ul I anticiputed hy the rival iniinaper
A 11a
hall la xxa- not itenrlY enough .-.puce |o go
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24 hourn before Umpire
A capacity crowd of .trt.oiin w,i
I rll Gnicmd at S[nni inen’s I'urk. Many Mnrlin announced the
TAI.T.AHARSKII, Fla., Oet. R— tsnlil, together with the rJ
It a i *I I iii..- * . i i ' ine
brand was ready to rull"pli) i nr ed v. ,1 1, all pi and' land eat"
I ho e ai m mg without tick els appointments of citgus fruit in
• 11, i
spectors, (J. C, Klkins, W. A. Hus- l/l’i When Nimrods
I o w e d
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of
Florida through cslahlishmeut ofl
M
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1 old in adi a nee and Imip I me . ....a- l ml' d I i••
I.uni lh.il I hey had a "friend” I
i sell, G. H. Gillespie, K. H. Ander- shoulder their "si,noting irons” ibis j rient breeding grounds.su
K‘ ;
Downtown too, u In e fitriiiii' , 11.coo I m tin V/pint Id eni’he i i .i I
...... lid I’ ll I In- pi ■ ai; Jill.* lel sou, B. L. Hooher, S. F. Bruns, fl. year they will find un abundance done hy (he Hl2f, Ieg, sInto
Hat h in lit bent oti buymy lie i-m |a ed P, MIII tamt me i uni a to In ■Id colly a I'l, i I ii , ' ■■1 i «
i >I l o r H u n
j G. lining, It. W. Hugg, whose com of game, reportu to the office of J. Jdo much to bring the
I II ' l a n n " h l ■ ' ! 11; n l ' 1
t u n r of Standing lip.
Less tilli I at t la- |1,111
il,. I
missions have
been
mailed
to B. Koval), i-ominissioiier of
f o i nl o i.o41 1t ,' 1« 11i" ■ ai
Tlii- |o olahit Ino o |
persona,cun h*i * rnwtled into
tin* life to such an abundant!
‘1- 40,
p, ■■ta ri■- xx
"l i ,-ox <r i lex "I.-i m I A lexcaude,- I Unities City,
<11
HI; ' Li nei
New t oi k oi t) 1.11 xi .11 i Ia ni- 1 a
imen’s" Park. ~
State De|Mi'tmeiit of Gunn* und to ensure an early replj
S;
r,,ii iMilyiil'." Was
Hindi ttiid ,1 xxa Me l'i
I ’nude: et
sign ,li; played
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Ic' -dd he li d,,,out. ' ■-<I f or
Fresh Water l'’ish, indieafe.
grandstand seats were ie I tout Ini i I
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and sold In abort order. The
Favorulih* hatching , and g r o w
I L. hi.dx ■a'li d r rli
Until i f
11,loin * on,oil', ci'hl, ration last night .,< Iowan, who is working euojiernat the '/,W)U bleacher seals and Horn I■ '.'I
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conditions, coupled with active
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conservation work have aided ma
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These
of Game terially in insuring the sportsmen
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e ili' li, iV l e g a t i l e i l ui i l x as a t e cl i
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Tin- i ' a I • |snidei i .
nod Fresh Water Fish in the or- it big year, it was staled. Strong
huvw Hot’ been wild hecaiii e I llafrv II
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(are not on suit* until tin- day
gunizHtmn „L bird study clubs in co-opcintjon on the part
of tht*
I ‘.ex i l lit i
Tbevooxx - '
• d 11X lllln. elf, >., I el.,le a to,
I i *• r i f . i l i t 1r i I i I y ,
I Floi ida,
I o-hl, r i a ro| on
Kouie.
tstablished
clubs
in people hits gone far in that direc
W I L M I N G T O N . Deb,
Kent tier t• anllior of iti,- !■ i -1»I ,i*n j Ji i l I'H,
llailu s p
h a d i ■ ad o> so,in- Imok,
P
\i, - • The enthusiasm • of nearly two
I HlJiinisfx ii ii Ai*!' I - n m l i s |schools at Mont ieello, Greenville, tion, .Mr. Royall sjiid.
CPl FI. I. Dupont He Nett
I I III Jill 0-1 ■ Hildebrand at plate; and riel I ..(' ! In tTii'i ,
:> L ie "I li n e coni Tin
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St.
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Aucilla
mid
Madison,
with
an
t*n. t acor#Reason stored up in the .':K lx Ii iii ill (ii - 1 li.a ; llioei o at i
to
ill A twn hmilF in
What hog been done in restock Com jinny today Bent letti
III. 1 II v '
tel
■lliitted Hi
years Of waiting for a pennant win rood bn-e; I f I lux at thud base.
Loots mar*.elnig at tin* demon* Ira rollmeiit of 12:t members, ju-cord..................................
ing
was only suggestive
of what is common stockholders
Ian . \x*re lollv i
i M r 4I i n i h r i i
Tier boiled uxur lust night when the
..... given the I i iiniipliuiit Ciirdi ing to tin announcement here.
-ontcmpluted
fn^Kloridn,'said"thi*
!
,hnt ^ ct* ^ .I lR 8 bw*|
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I t'foi ,
to
I .riot ,
Oardlnnln came into their own. I
iial . and lefusing rei|oi*sts of cilicommissioner.
TALLAHASSEE,
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F r e e 1''“
"'^.'sstoner.
During
the past the date fur .wqcljjin'gW tk
throocli
ion n
t,f
Kori|rn llornshv brought the first I
and oi gam/,at ions to jiresent
common stock of $ 1DO,
1'*
l ’ i 1l e t . .
HlO! I "I It" ■ 111 r i . l
t,M'
'lepartmetit
chatapiutiflhfbiUsdlt. Lenin, since'
S e o u l in IT u,,lt
11-1’ |daxerx or, the field. scli.M.I text hooks destroyed in the1,
fo r the new no par stortl
[M l I
and l i e ' i "I i la• I i ' l . I h i t *
icc.
nt
hurricane
on
the
east
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of
boh..
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und tho citizen let him know,
He I <I II -I'll .1 -1-.1e. pel (lilt I lllg only
in I • ving ' " . 11-a ia x l i i ’ i i H i l l .
Will
lie
replaced
afar
as
possible
'vhit,‘
'l,lnil*
Mexican
ijuail
and
t.ur°,n1
thc b,i8,s frf
they appreciate
it.
Tin- ,
I in- offiriat prc- i-at ot I In- recejii old.
il'.U
I H tt x . (Il ,
- i/i.a i...11 : I loll •>1>i III 11 l i e .
according to W. S Cuwthon, stilt.*'k‘‘y:<’ l,rr’l,Kh‘
[ipious wpp. I heir nily ot) th e’
Du* state. Five
I !ad ' l a III in Suit if*
Tho exchange can be
Warranty llredn
hundred pairs of native cjuii il have
. I .Oil,all eo a tic * no Ha
superintendent
of
[ (Rid went from (Ids triumph j
public
instruc'I It*.* "I ' L
' . 11 i d l ■' I I X I, I 1 III 1 I,
after Oct. 2H at the tr
M. S. and It. H. ,McCall V,
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whose
first
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lion.
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o f l ' i ,1 . tax ,
fiee in New York, jn thc <
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I Ie- < .ii diiuil i xx i i i '
m a de i be
id XX111O 1,1 I .loin- and
ItUM t c a w ,t!j«m un even break. C l lil ilo n I ’ :1 1 ,i•i- C o i i i p i u i y , t o t
Reports Li Mr. Cuwthon were Florida when* they are abundant
xx la i >x i , - L i .mil xx,I h i - o I 11■[ ■i
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Uvii-do
lleiglits
fax u n i c , in* l a t t i nt* xx l i b no N e w Doit the
to those places where
they
are j ration to tlm yyWjfinn sta
l.’iipi , ol I', a. toil, * ii'oi d .
VYllJ(ling a1Ndtibiifll I > tigii(- clnon
Fort
Lauderdale
mid
M*rs was tho following.
A, I-! I’ totihim in .InI,a Gordon, a m i i i o l>. Ii" 1 i 1 I II* ,, III l|' ti
Via t. mm. . -, ot s i r lit in : I t . L o u i s , Moore Haven i|Uolas were rendered scarce.
-ui"iii in pul a n i let i n l '
plon»lilp and Mantling off
tinI" ,f .
A |l fell, I rIn' Ii He, , ail in
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x. la , I I la t a Chill; I I b e <'ill 1 11 mils altogether useless, but the extern
I mil ,i i-i - il nut i*m ' i i V
American [.etofuc tillehohlcia, all ! lot I'l and 11 Lake View Mmy
Il h- not reasonaole, however, •jjK"Application
,)>i
t th(f nt.w shareB of no
I' ' I ex e a l H e I i l l ; I i.ii iida i In,,
I
1 1 a- mi.
1 hid - id fix c l o 1'iiiir of Ihe damage to tile honks io
.1 dxiill I.... *
they wiml awa.V, guVe nid At 1 t Iml'lew II. Hn,miry to (
iiinmis;lottcr Royall
added, for n„ the, Nt*w York stock
■i',H x t.o* da 11 1
1 A I,,''il t t A l -O.i
Lou(h funs no opportunity to t,-ll Cook, lol t, Lx aim Terrace Sob
I halt
ii I,-. arid l ooi In I hrl-c xxcrc tn'jiij* o f
' 11 ill I X' 1 h. ' i l a p p
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iinrmit.
,suji|i!y it with lords in any consid'
Fuoford Country t ’loh to H:mbe effective on nr about'
1o an ea, lx I* It - , M , Kly t,c xxi■II the plan xxi,l I
tin
i i a- . J tiei u' diti g In I hos e Mipiii pt jic1111'
ffknagar Horni.by wan pfeseiitod
eruhle amount. To provide for Unit
I’. Hell well, to, !>, I,lock It, 1... ti gi'i'l, it 1hot t la- co a,a ,,, 11**o oi
Trading
in tho N « |
witn ail expeiiaive uutomohile to A rlior.
, i i li a■ [ j 1 1 1 1 i to Jiv.iiit I In* ool ci 111 i 1 p • eil lo l.lioxv I he ; il lint ion..
work ott an adctiuate hasis would stock exchange
cloud
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S
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m Ho
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RO ttrith » wateh given by bin New
o f l lie Y a h
f *i 11i c c l u p p a r i
iii-fiii
leijtiire a state game farm, und stock of $ 100 j»ar value'
Merle Ijiiugbu'H to T. N. Hnker, npiX).|i,<ail, avilig: "Ttion* would
Yotj^ admirers uml all the playdi r id in g .
VI ith r II uggiiis
•I heads Hit*
that such a farm might well re- Untie for ten days after]
".17 nerea,
la- an , oil of ball , pandilii,,. «r»
presents when the fans
|i<i *ail Mir \ imkt'PF,
■lured on his
Mti-cli Iteally Co to Hoiner and I .ixviu huntior'. in ,
u ve the emit.ideration of the pen- furtive date o f the list!
and
,
Itctnj'gct the nccuimibited cln "ring I »ai> v It. I ,ewis.
liuxt- a good
i pie, be said.
Such a method, he slock'.
noiin-y ii,.xx xxa li d in , In , xx’ict i d S i x
F la iic s
A rc
S c n t i ,," ,Vi' 1 ...............
reit'Af their aystl-nia ami get ni ouiiil
>• did nui say
Marriage l.iceiises
. I,<d io.-, xxia. Id 11" kid "ill ill lli"
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John hni'h o- , pi, and .Ie- ie puli Ir i "I u * Li I k".< I and 11>> | T o
a'enne mans of huinuiiity paid
N KW
YDRK, Oet. 5 Active |
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rottto the athletes until iloin
bcjir
selling
supplemented
by
Mirths
Iterorded
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John
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in
rending."
president
of
'BOul, b*B«lfrdiifeiisi(, cut lint a hall
l"|uidntinn of wheat siiecalutiv" i
Mr. and Mrs. W. I». Hoob-li:in.
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ii in,11 l.cj Ig 111 xxas cnlhu"- \l.ll
M#t#r-nt Ino' filnyifrs ' ‘ to thidr
“ Fared 1’i-Ht-r" Viler Pledge
account* caused sharp recessions |
girl,
i ' S. ;.i n u t ' lie l i c i t xx c i - e n i i . i i l " |SO, .1ie over the xx il
deiiionstra- in stock prices ut the opening of:
. # h a U C B | m l <tulet.
Another
exhibit
is
one
"In
A
a
Mr. Jiinl Mrs. Knmu-lt McCall,
today from Hi" Hamilton Road i I|ti"ii :ii milled I lie C.irdiiialH and deil I N Juat liter the inspiration of the girl.
todny’s market. Geueral motors I
II nniplil r\ ii limit t’ ’-Hi Jilin- IKO.i," Jill' ‘ Ihlloii fo I’eicui 'lu In r"|dlec
Cland Hint it would prove u great Dupont and Manhattan Electrical’ !
'
“ “p'Jltbiil had failed out of the
enilth.J, ’’ I*’,, I Boot, ot I III- I III'-.II |til" " d"sll"\iil llii i " in the lim j
stimiil.'int to the players on the Supply opened 2 to !i pointa lower.
, Babe R<or the moment, the celehi-a
n les nf the Aiguilles, Chapt. dlst."
__ An
u ltim a te
iff . Ovation S
« vri From!DUTCH REUTHER
uU
fe v
■ p
Be Crowded in Field
At
Baseball
Park
S ta te S u p re m e C o u r t W i ll P a s s UpoJ
L e g a lit y O f D o g R a c i n g In Flu
Spkfriik' -i
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Drys Began Figh t A s Ea rly
A s 1805 WithFormationOf
Simsbitry A q u a tic Society
ies
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
Series Chatter
F lo r id a H u n t e r s W i l l H a v e P le n ty
G a m e T h is W in t e r , S a y s S t a t e O f!
Sffl
Mi
Dupont Concern]
Out rsetters TeJJl
Stock Exchange
t .-p L
F a r
Majority OI* Kasiern
Insi itut ions in Favor
Abolishing
Lejijal Records
MARKETS
C 's f,
Cardinals Score First
- tjoul vMitlnued. Automobiles s|S-d
' u ! i tA» slr«‘ets dragging wasli
F ig h t R e su lts
m«by I ii Ipf buckets bulonil, humping I
th* hB^ the cimcrctf. This fom
I By The Associated Promt
ruiiao lilBkirtg device sei ond
CH ICAG O Mickey Walker won
-xj, although sirens, bell i, and
nr wvolver allots offered the a technical knockout, over Shuffle
Callahan, Chicago Heights, f>.
I, ®Wf AtBSt bit of celebration.
yh#
last great pullticBl convciiin St. Louis Was rated
an- uccanioi) for loud and
-J nhuutiiiK.
Jth the stage set with Ito; l
’■ curtain
rajucr,
today's
IJ contest was more than a
I, It will he it ceremony. The
I# not yet for the duiiumslraHunuredu of fans were only
In* un loot night, they said,
roil shouting in t o ctirnu
Cardinula win their first
'. Series game at home.
,3hheld
Y W
This Icttii, written m hil.lical
phi a- eolog y L id ol
a nciglilioixxlo , lui-.lii;* l,lien I la ph i|gi> I aied
mill tl l.el11 ' ptixsu a'lx, menlallx
and I num.-ill tlx
II xx,u lo-d a-yjiin.- I
one li-i a* who "liaili joined Im.i
self to It. IL M."
I
Tin* hope Hint tin* t m iely mav
Lombardo, " c o n t i n u e Unit iiU'fi’iise t dl all the
N K W YDRK Jose
Panama, beat Frankie Fink, Tex
us, It).
PITTSB UR G H — Max Rosen
bloom, New York, defeated Johnny
Wilson, Hindi,n, lit.
N K W O K IiF A N S - Tommy Mur
phy, I ri iitou, Itcnl Pal Moran, N*-w
Orleans,
: ricaue last ...... Ih.
j field.
A -t|iiudi"'i nl" F h I, si-uphinc ii |
' be pihiti-d hv "fin.-i . 11 nui t ', * 1
tell .""111 . 1III Kill XXill 111111vt Hi' 1Williams’
I Lim pi tin in.nl aviulnt
I , cl
i,
I t lii'ii -till imi
I In- I- i 1. 111i.i'Iri o
Will I'ciiiniii lit*jr.
The \ l) tl *i|0 (idn.ii c
due jp
Pensaeola at I o'clii, k tin inuil,ing.
Act 2: Babe Tears His I*ants
Delaiiey W ants To
Fight Gene Tunney
BRIDGEPORT, Conn,, Oct. f,.—
fA’l - r T h c . Bridgeport
Telegram
saya'filut Jack Delaney, of this ci
ty; flfht-h(Hivv
* ’
Into depths of thu world, Imd lidded 20 pouiriln to
make more noise tha/i his weight as a remit of recrea'.Bka crowd jubilant over tliili and outdoor life. He exjieets
to return here in two or three
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N E W Y OR K, OcLAi— (A 1)— (totfutures opened
Oat.
firm:
1345*
is r *
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v ° ':
Fascism’s system (if creatlpjE officttil labor-anions tor-hatitUStiiiil
to well as manual worfcarayb*B**f
d tlm national poalk,', A l:N « IS' i jj D“»mberl8!lfc Kw. In
Palestine between- the Medlterr#nonkl Association of luutan Poets con and,tlie JoMhn
f
„."-f
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S A N FR ANC ISC O, Oct.fi-l/P>—
The Examiner buys a naval board
of liHiairy veslenkiv determined
tltat the death of Col. A lexa n d er1 J A C K S O N V IL L E , Oct, fi__(A*)
S, Williams, who [dunged in to Uomiitioiis and quotations prevail
Sun Franeiseo
bav lust Thursday mg on the Jacksonville market to
s,,r‘
w*.... ...... .............
night in bis an to mol die
wan
a day us reporLtd by the Florida
“clean accident" and “ in the line Mate Marketing Bureau:
of bin duty."
Sujiplifs of all miscellaneous
■The hoard, it was reported, on vegetables light, demand moder
examination of the steering gear, ate, mar test fujrly steady.
of Col, Williumi,’ liutomobile found
Beans green stringless ’f,bu
it, was warped to such no extent hampers fancy £JUO to $500. Eggthat it would tend to pull the cur pliint standard crates fancy 200 to
to the left and this factor together
‘'5 *'.
\ ku. hampers fancy
With the confusion of passing 1-5 to 1,5. PopperH % bu. ham
trains caused thu Colonel accident pers fancy 100 to 150. Sweet po
ally to run his ear into thu buy.
tatoes sack*
cwt. 300. Squush
standard bushel crates fancy 200
STORM P A S S E S I N L A N D
to 250.
Tomatoes fl‘B f om.y rt,_
imeked, 250 to 300. E ggs fresh in
W a s h i n g t o n ]” bet. o.— (/n— feitib* whites ease lots 40zen CO.
The we«th<*r bureau tnd<y said the
thfjnfnl dUturhadcB which wax of ,
sHifht intensity, has apparently
pBBuetl inland over the Yucatan
peninsula.
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Junuuiy, U120; March’,
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Clean Accident, Says
Naval Inquiry Board
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Ihit" five points anil .Southern
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in cot lim prices.
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19— Building Contractors.
Dally Heritld
;*«h In Advance
U . will b# received
and collector aent
for payment.
....... 10c a Une
......... ; 8c a line
.......... 7c a line
ites on request,
red rntce are for
Insertions.
of average length
a lino,
charge of 30c for
CLARE NCE SMITH
General Contractor
600 West First Street
at Phono 441
JAMES H. CO W AN— All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street.
Tele
phone 111.
Rising Is restricted
jasslncatlon.
pr Is made The Sanwill be responsible
Incorrect Insertion,
liver for ’ subsequent
fm e office should be
nedintely in case of
HODGINS & COW AN CO., Auto
Radiator and sheet metal works.
Plain and ornamental sheet metal
work. Tel. 71G-W.
207 French
Avenue.
LDVEKTISEK8
ild
representative
familiar with rates,
classification will
fcomploto information.
|u wish, they
will
in wording
your
|o make it more ef-
Prompt - Efficient
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Reward
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if
ie
Store,
St a lig n * —■ Ke-
)Ei, TRIM (O
no car, not the owner.’
i!7 for estimate e
RADFORD
' U LC ANIZING
(LESS & WELSH
Inat makes friends"
tsa Service Offered
IRUG S T O R E
ProDrugs, Soda. We are
ns your plume.
Call 103
ave & Furniture Co.
First Street
irry a full line
ire right. Cash or
I want jhiuh bifsiliess.
P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
A. B. Riggs, (HU Laurel Ave.
PHONE 303
Furniture Re finished
25— Florists.
“ STEW ART TH E FLO R IS T"
Flowers for all occasions,
M cLANDER ARCADE
Phone 781.
EUGENE P E R M A N E N T Wave
for $10.00, Mnrinello Shop, The
Basket. 2nd and Magnolia.
r
PRESSEU y
>g, pressing, tailoring.
met to Avcnuo,
Phone
steam
p-ItK.INS,— Haberdasher
)rx for C o l l e g i a t e
10 First Street.
TW O unfurnished apartments, one
vaennt on 13th. 1102 W. 1st. St.
HUPS— MARMONS
Hon. Ed. Walthall,
Sanford’ Automobile Co,
Care Seminole Hudson-Essex Co.,
236 Magnolia Ave.
Phono 137
75— Business Plnces for Rent
FOR
by
West
nelly
78— Offices and Desk Room
ANDIRONS
SCREENS
FIRE SETS
SEE OUR W INDOWS
OFFICE FOB R ENT— In Meisch
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly A
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
C AD ILLAC O A K LA N D
— PO NTIAC—
Sanford Cadillac Company
117 E. 2nd St.
Phone 121
DODGE
THE
BA I
8(1A— Itcal Estate Directory Pleasure ears and Graham Trucks
IIA IID W ARE
66 — Wanted— to
IIIC G IN S-SM ITIl-W IG H T, INC.
Real Estate and
IN S U R A N C E BROKERS
Huy.
Morning Sentinel; largest clanai-i
fied business, rate lc a word, min-!
imum 24c cash with order.
W ANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
AT HERALD OFFICF
[.1ST YOUR PROPERTY W ITH,
"T H E LOT K IN G "
330 First National Bank Bldg.
TH RASH E R & GARNER
Rcu) Estate and Fire Insurance
112 S. Pnrk Ave.. Sanford
Elm and 13th St.
Phono 3
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak Ave.
Phone 41
KENT VU LC ANIZING WORKS.
HOOD AN D GOODYEAR TIKES.
U. S. L. Batteries.
Distributors Chandler
Commercial Avenue
SEE R. C. TIS D A LE for good buys
in Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build BE SURE and see the new custom
built Studcbnkcrs
ing.
SAN JUAN GARAGE
67—
Rooms
With
Hoard.
S. J. NIX
MeCALL & FOX, Real estate in
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
SANFORD BUICK CO.
-W AN TE D . — A few hoarders;!
vestments. Best buys are among
300 East First Street.
212 Magnolia Ave.
I private home; all home cooking. our listings, Phone 745.
Phone 367
1702
Magnolia
Ave.
BLUE BIRD B E AU TY SHOP,
"W e specialize In permanent wav83— Farms and Ijind For Sale
ROOMS, with or without meals. i
LINCOLN — FORD ^ FORDSON
ing". 200 North Park Ave.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel,
Edward Higgins, Inc.
CELERY LAND
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
[You
need
CHIROPRACTIC
20 acres celery land adjoining
t spinal
adjustment
for
your 68 — Rooms Without Hoard
my farm oil Pine way Drive. Con
j health problems. Phone 482-J for
sider as good as best in the tlisnni’omtment. Dr. W. E. Mac- ROOM and hoard. Private family., triet. Can be easily cleared mid
PALM BEACH COUNTY - The
I ‘oiigi-ll, 1st Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Reasonable once. Ladies prefer-, is practically level. Will sell at
cene of : lupeildous develop
red. 203 Maple Ave.
a bargain if you act quick. H.
vul
Rend > hoot it in the Palm
32— rIelp Wanted— Female
M. Kunibley, Phone 13U-.I.
Beti' h I'oat. ‘ 'ample copy sent on
FOR RENT. Furnished room with
rennet*..
private hath. 1.adies preferred. 84— Houses For Sale
T WO experienced waitresses neetl1201 Magnolia Ave. Phone 330-J.
I cd. Hell Cafe.
FOR SALE or rent, I room house,
FOR
RENT.— Nice
furnished
eleetrie lights, garage, 122 1-2
.T4— Help— Male or Female
room, hot water. Rent reason Palmetto.
DODGE BROTHERS
W A N T E D.— C O M P E T E N T able. Apply 1108 Myrtle cvve.
Dealers
STENO G RAPH ER AND BOOK- 7T..“ 7 ,-Mrp n . 7 M 7 7
CO LO NIAI. COTTAGE.
Five
KEEPER. A P P L Y IN PERSON. \b
RENT.— Dt sunhle bedrooms,
|nrg„ rooms and double garage.
I SANFORD M ACH INE CO.. S A N -I.
f '"; “
udjoiiiing surrounded by oak. magnolia and
SELL GOOD USED CARS
FORD. FLA.
.hath, hot and cold water.
<*(1 ,
, n.(.s On one of Snnl’.ml’s
■M vti le Ave.
main avenues. Price $12,(1011.011. |
11125— I lodge Coupe
1321 -Dodge Speeiul A Sedan
W A N T E D — Colored cook— apply
,
, , , Bart Nason, 507 First National J
today. 1422 Park Avenue.
, I'OR REN 1. -Une large front bed Bank Building.
1323—Dodge Coupe
room furnished. 110 E. 3rd St.
1323— Dodge Touring
FIVE ROOM house. South Sanford.
1323— Dodge Panel Truck
10— Money to Loan
FOR RENT. — Furnished room with
$1000. Lights, water, sewage.
1320—Graham 1 1-2 To Truck
private hath. Ladies preferred. Good terms if sold this week.
LOAN'S— Money uvuilublo at 7 per 1201 Magnolia Ave. Phone 366-3.
M ILLER (). PH ILIPS, Inc.
Scruggs-Scoggins Realty Co. Inc,
cent. Close in property. A. P.
IPhone 735 Masonic Bldg.
Connelly & Sons.
i FOR RENT.— Large room, twin
beds, ft minutes from postoffice.
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
12— Educational
1812 Union Ave. Phone 571-J.
WE offsr for quick sale, 5 room
ACCOMM ODATION— for several • Furnished rooms, twin beds, suitstillco bungalow, with built in
PHONE 3
mqre children in kindergarten. I ahle for 2 gentlemen. 312 1-2 features, at a price that will pay
Afternoon session. South Side J'fi- ! West First St.
you to investigate. A small cash
inary.
'j
,,
.
,
,
- payment will give immediate pns-
J69— Rooms for Housekeeping j w
tmUmutl(, lhe
57— Good Things to Eat
SPENCER'S D A IR Y PHONE 40(1
— Wo sell only cow’s milk and
.vour altering, repair- cream
produced
in
Seminole
building, neat and county. No nowders used, double
tereme. W .' P. Davis, dairy delivery. G. W. Spencer
|ia Are.
Soil.
3CO CAMERAS
ID SUPPLIES
58— Household Goods
ID DRUG CO M PANY
(la Rexall Store"
|apeciulty of our prompt FOR SALE.— At a bargain, 3 burn
prescriptions amt Quick er oil range, 54 in. round oak dindelivery,
iug table, dresser, Rex couch, all
1# — Hot Sandrylcboa in good condition. Phono 578-W.
-Space on this page FOlt SALE.— Sewing machine and
laified
advertisements.
piano, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff,
si)t thos-j vacant rounts, £nnford Hoight. (Opposite Rose
|>e second hand goods ? Court.)
*
j
hn{ulKQ arnuiKC(1
like rent.
'Jl— Legal Notices.
FOR RENT.— Rooms for light
housekeeping. 1020 Laurel Ave,
—
CO LC LOUGH R E A LTY CO.,
i i \ - m u c u r it r o k t i i k c m v r v
Jiiiiii:,
h k m i m h .i ;
coiivrv,
FOR RENT.— Furnished bedroom I
ST.tTK OK F U in ilM .
ami kitchen. No children. 1101 I Tel 732. 311 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
I n r r f h r K a l a l r nf i
Elm Ave.
N f t Mi- M iir lii I ,i-l utm i t , O ri 'n ii M 'il
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SANFORD, FLA.
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KIN At. NOTICK
FOR RENT.— i room furnished for |
light housekeeping 713 Oak Ave. 'R E A L ESTATE
NUTif'r; rs mi;im:iiv <nvi:.\ that
INSURANCE
F IL L up your lots,— Dirt for sale TWO
large
furnished
house
reasonable for next few days. Cull
keeping rooms water, light, gas.
G46-J after 5 p. m.
1101 French, cor. 11th St.
----;---------------------------------------FOlt RENT.— 3 rooms, completely
I^ 6— Fuel and Feed
furnished, screened porch, priv
]
ate hath, upstairs, gas, electricity,
—
water anil telephone, High St. be
WOOD-—For stove, fireplace or
tween Elm ami French.
Phone
furnace. Leave orders at 1511 003-3.
Mclh>nvj]|£> Ave. F. B. Dyson.
11NOLE P R IN T E R Y st. W. N Lumley, Prop
Him ii l liters! it Nell Will, nn tile Hi III
Uay nf NutMinlier. A 1* ISlIli, ineneril
In H im I [uiiiii al i l e C o u n t y .I iii I k u nf
Su n l mi l e I ’ l um l y , Klnriila. l l i e l r f i n a l
lell i ri l . account anil
vouchers
as
K v f r u t o i H of l lie K s l a t e o f N e t t l e
Mal t a Lei n hart, rleceuxril, anil at
85— Lots For Sale
OCEAN
Front Lot
and Accretions
i
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for
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Grandmother kept her hair beau
tifully darkened, glossy and at
tractive with a
brew of Sago Tou
a n d Sulphur.
Whonever h e r
hair took on that
dull,
faded
or
streaked appear
ance, this simple
mixture was ap
plied with won
derful effect. By
asking at any
drug store for
"W yeth ’s
Sago
'arid Sulphur Compound," you will
get u large bottle o f this old-timt*
recipe, improved by the addition of
other ingredients, all ready to use,
for only 7ft cents. This simple mix
ture can im depended upon to re
store natural color and beauty to
the hair.
Well-known druggists any every
body uses Wyeth’s Sage and Sul
phur Compound now because It
darkens so naturnlly and evenly
that nobody can toll it has been
applied— it's so easy to use, too.
You simply dampen a comb or soft
brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one strand at a time.
By morning the gray hair disap
pears; after another application or
two, it is restored to its natural
color and looks glossy, soft and
beautiful,— Adv.
Ever have
ic
Men in
Every W a lk of Life
^^
should save something every week, whether their salary
is large or snmll. And by depositing it promptly with the
Seminole County Hank it souu Increases at interest. Start
the good work right now— o pell an account with us.
4 per cent Interest Pnkl ijn Savings Accounts.
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fjeminolu(founfijl^ank
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STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
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Have You a Purchase
You Cannot Go
Through With?
rp
ECZEMA?
ly throwing up your purchase com
' '
mitments— Perhaps we can work
1••
out for you a schedule of performance , l
V si
to carry through with your obliga-
-
tions, in part or in whole, so that
neither you nor the seller will be hurt
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tvj THE WORLD
V
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f h '.
thing for others— we can do it ' for
«
you.
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Come in and talk the matter over—
we are quite sure we can help you. .7 ?
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' _ By .GEORGE
McMANUS■
-_- - .- * - — —
iOPE tTMK <SUY THATVyrtOTE|«AT OOOk lft
I t-lU'b'T
■■m
, n yv >;
or suffer loss— we are doing this very,
n.itcd thin ihu Hth riny nf Sun-i out of the skin, eczema is the
A I'
DZIi.
| worst. It ’s terrible. You know it,
too, if you have it. Makes you
89—
Wanted—
Heal
KsUte
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TW O nice, clean, furnished house
,
A m K x m i l i H H o f I I di , miserable all over—just tears your
keeping rooms, first floor. 312
Ksiate of Nettie Maria ■nerves to pieces— embarrasses you
E. 6th St.
A CHEAP 4 room house wanted1
M-2I-ZS.
o.‘
liV 2 ^»:a»DtN!,iM
s -9 -i6 !*n^ low« r" your.efficiency.
------------------------- :------------------- j f „ r $2,500, Our prospect has j s
But listen! You can stop ea4TW O ROOMS with kitchenette anil $403 cash. Closer in tho better.'
i in c o i n r o f c o r n t v j i hum . xema I S. S. S. does it. The blood
privnto bath, attractively furn- Scruggs Scoggun Reulty Co. Phone I I H M I N O I . U C O U N T Y , S T A T IC O K is where the real trouble is. Poor
'73ft or 784-J.
ishod, moderate rent. W. M, Your
blood and eczema go together.
1 I.O ItlllA ,
208 N J 'a r k Ave.
Lack* of healthy, rich, red blood
1 In re KtitHto of
allows impurities to get Into th*
I W H i i ' l t n l t i a I,. A tin iiim,
90—
Automobiles
For
Sale
PAR K A P A R T M E N T S — Furnish
uystein and break out through the
LIv c u iih i -i I.
ed corner Central St. and Park
si;in. Thnt’s eczema.
Ave.— Electrical
refrigeration,—
S. S. S. puts the blood back in
1 o liv e le h e r e b y k I v v i i , lo till
I ui) It nitty c o n c e rn , t h a t on lin t fighting trim— puts the “ pep” back
Murphy steel kitchen, etc. Phlone W ILLY S -K N IG H T and Overland.
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F and M. Motor Co„
84 8-J.
oh It a p p ly to tho H o n o r a b le J h h . In the blood. Red-blood-cella dePark and Commercial
(I. S h a ro n , J u d a o o f s a id C o u r t, an story tho impurities — purify the
Ju kd o f P r o b a te , f o r h U f i n a l d ie - system.
FOR RENT.—Garage apartment, 4
Eczema, bolls, pimples,
ch ,rg e as A d m l n U t r a t o r
of
th e blotches, blackheads, rashes ana
CHRYSLER
rooms, adults. Silver Lake. A.
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CHAS. T. FU LLE R MOTOR CO ce a e d , u n it t h a t a t tb o sam o tim e I other skin eruptions vanish—leav
C. Ginder.
411 W. 1st St.
Phone 692 wl I p r e s e n t to s a lil C o u r t m y f in a l ing the skin dear, cool and healthy.
an o u n ts an A U m ln ln tr a lo r o f a u lil
Thousands have dried up ec
NICE CLEAN furnished rooms or
ef a te , a n d u ak f o r t h e i r a p p r o v a l.
JE W E TT AN D PAGE
zema with 8. 8. 8. Just try ft. Get
apartment, can be had ut reason
J a tc il A u a u a t 1 0 th , A . D. 19!B.
R IVE ’S GARAGE
9. 8. 8. at your’druggist. Ask him
able price. 120 1-2 N. Park Ave.,
F R E D K. O O D K N ,
. Sanford Dealer
'Vir tho larger bottle. It’s merv
opposite Valdez Hotel, place under
A d m in is t r a t o r .
Phone 617 1
-uonomlcal.
208 W. 1st St.
new management.
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Dear Ed:
Vaccination hns accomplished
wonders in eradicating small pox
in controlling tyhpold and otner
diseases that shorten th* span of
human life.
But the scientists atilt have a
far ways to go if they want to bso
vaccination to the limit for the
re lief o f human suffering. I offer
a few suggestions,
Why not vaecinnte husbands to
prevent them from prowling around
at night?
t Or vaccinate men to keep them
'from wearing derby lints?
Or vaccinate women
to keep
them from gossiping about their
neighbors ?
Or vaccinate flappers to keep
them from staging petting parties?
Or vaccinate everybody to keep
them from playing on saxophones?
Or vnccinuting political candi
dates to keep them from making
such rash pre-election promises?
Or vaccinate golfers
to keen
them from taking their eyes o ff
the hall?
*
Or vaccinate preachers to keep
them from ever preaching longer
than lft minutes ?
Or vaecinnte road liofjs to make
them stay on ihcir side of the
road ?
Or vaccinate hotel clerks to keep
them from developing the superior
ity complex ?
And surely some form of vacci
nation could he devised which
would make people use more good
judgment when they went to hny
automobiles, so every one needing
a car would buy an Essex Coach.
Yours,
BILL.
close to new bridge approach, m „ » i soni.-muii o f their ailnilnlsttaHope you never did— hope you
New Smyrna Beach, $2,530.03. Geo. tioh nf suhl esint«, anil for an nnler never will. Of all tho awful Itch
r. Fullerton owner, 1J15 Cuniil St., ;l^ ,1»rK ,i»fc Hn-m ■........- r ing, burning, agonizing breakings
fG U p FATHER
[tfM
VACCINATION
I 90— Automobiles for Sale
L. A. RENAUD wiRhes to nnnounce
that he is back at his old stand nt
RENT.— Space now occupied 820 W. First St., doing Garage
Chryslor Motor Company. and Auto Electric Repairs, and
1st. St. Apply A. P. Con will give the same nigh grad.*
& Sons.
service ns in the past and run
under
the same name of S A N
64-e> eed. Plants. Fertilizer. A T T R A C T IV E rooms torrent for FORD B ATTER Y SERVICE CO.
stores or o fflc e s ^ a n >« i t *^ve.,
W. M.
NASH
W IL L BUY any quantity good, and Commercial Street.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
I.*nds tho world ia motor car value.
strong plants, up to several hun
SMITH MOTORS CO
dred each of Bougainvillea, (purple
and crimson) flame vine, ulumundn, 77— Houses for Rent.
AUTOM OBILE DEALERS— If you
(yellow hibiscus), plumbago and
wunt to soil your used cars, ad
other ornamental shrubs
and FOR RENT.— Two small country
vines. W. M. Young, 208 N. Park.
residences. One located on Cel vertise daily on the classified nage
Ave.
ery Ave., near river; the other on
USED CAR EXCHANGE
Geneva nt Beck Hammocks Price
CORNER PAR K AND SECOND
$20.00. F. F. Dutton & Co.*
IS — S p ecials at th e S tores.
Q VV. W AN SI.E Y. Manager
27— Professional Services.
Por.crete Co., general 47 —Dogs, CatH, Pets.
>rk, sidewalks, Dili Id rrigation boxes. .J. R. FOR SALE. — Female Pit bulldog.
Prop.
Apply Singer Sewing Machine
office.
(Y CLEANING
CO.
pning. Repairing and
rhono 465 for prompt 53— Building Materials
"S BARBER SHOP
Magnolia
. Avenue.
Is barbers
Special atlen ladies and children.
74— Apartments and Flat*
W IG HT-CH RISEN BERRY P R IN T
FOR SALE *
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving,
One car icing platform. In this
Embossing. See us first. We do platform several thousand feet of
It. Phone 4I7-W. R. ft. Avenue- good lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd,
Commercial Street.
Manager Florida Power & lig h t
Co.
SANFO RD ROOFING CO. Tile
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing FOR cyproas poles, pilling post,
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Et wood. Apply T. E. Men res, Os
ttmates free. Satisfaction guaran teen. Fla.
teed. Oak Ave.& 3rd St. Phone 111.
AD. R ATES
IT A N T NOTICE
trs should give their
Eostoffn.i address as
plr phone number If
results. About one
of m thousand has
and the ethers
tunicate with you
know your address,
jtliniinnrc MUST be
rsnn at The Sanford
or liy letter. Teletatiiiuniiccs are net
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run play on-r
Mshstl went
thrown out
It home. Onei ru«; tw o. hits, ho
errors;
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Donthlt
short/ Soiitl
center, Douthit
renter,
uuutmt • going , to .thrra.
Douthit scored on Hornsby’s sin
gle to rightfield. BOnthWorth htop|u*d at second. Shooker begpn to
warm up. Rottornley sent a fly
to Ruth, the runners holding their
bases.
Bell filed out to Combs,
Bouthworth going to third aftft
,the catch. Hornsby ^tole second.
Ilafey struck out. Ope run, three
.
hits, no errors.
1
8e«o«4. Inning
•
, H
Laszeri sent a lortg kit Into ifftiisld far ,twb baste', bnt ,was ant'
trying to strstalt it Ji^to -a trtpfd,,
Dugan popj^d'utf/
Thev^jqri.i
tm
.
to Vehttdkjv. topid, wlu /lr
it iMondSy when the Btatb
sion.Ht a storny session
ed dowiV n resblutfo-7^
*
ition Wndoreihg
the
if, the 1two
meUMiro with an^endmrtUp but
. . nblUhV of Mlantl
adopted ii when It wMp‘tWMf ihtror,
rtypocrHV ! • *Itt* a special
Newn in Statement to Wrss
......... ...................session of a . „62nd duced. The national 'bdrtgr group
otwipnOon of the JtanVors A»s« in a separate session voted.for the
clktjion' which started last "Pight. bill without the Hull amendments.
Vut'ehfted early today, the. Me
Thu McKadden bill provide^ that
'• C l
bill i was • ehdorihlb,'after national banka shall have a similar
'•ygument'. 'BW votWWVs 413 privilege in those states Where
Row Ip Stirred
_
8^ ’This revertes th i action state laws permit branch bUnking.
aisodatio'a
restricted, however, in’that nation tlx - Presidential Candidate
in gton flpvem o^i
W fm & w *
Points to Need in Storm
lfiJlWhen
al bdnks are to be ptrirtHtOd to
j i ;; /i. *(u:*4.. •
m o te s GoOege
, prisoned ip
*xican
endorsed;-* **! v
establish branches only -wlthm the
Area and Appeals for Aid
^
csiw e Ife P la y s W
ix :i
$nce, tbn Hlill
corporate limits of th* muniChpall__B. Oct. .6.
designed • 'U)J
ties in which the parent bMlx U
DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 0.—(A*)—
. „ ^ .... rtAW McPhersoh J'qkfi
Uiklhg fd>thb;itti:
located. The number, o f ’these, Ex-Governor James M. Cox, at the
spifght Ablake in .the rbHlAg'bMi
it. i» now permit
branches would be further limited
request of the Associated Press, isers on’ Synti Monica Bay Beach,,
according to population. *
dear the place wehre she deefarrs'
fcped tho following statement giv
. 3AG0. Oct. vg.— AP-U
th* w*s kidnapped last May 'as.
ing his position on Florida rellof: popped up to Bbrnaby.Mto hhd to
adj^rnnwrt of her IprelfiAmary ‘
fcuMui Iub fUrht for an
“Governor Martin has brought go back to make the catch. No — Ka Him t
hearmg orr conspiracy charges tm*
runs, two hits, no .ewprs.
, 0# *lfOBT
Ice with D. TJ. S tephentne Into his controversy with the
twp
tU tomorrow offered respite from
turmoil
waB.at
Lazseri
made
a
great
atbb
of
low nerving a Hfe tjerm th« { S in g pplrtt w|th threats
the sharp court rapurtso in which
Bed Cross because of my owner O'FarrellVhot groujtoer and throw' a ll e sm e m o f;
Murder in tn e Indiana charges, dodntgr charges and dte- she yesterday hoard
Y ork*
h*BaMf
ship uf the Miami Daily News.
Thetenow aen< '
■prison, Thorium PI. Ad- jiinls coming from both faction^ in characterised as a “fake” and'
r ie i cot
No
fly
to
Gehrig.
Rha»
'fa
.Chairman
Payne
of
the
Red
Cross
"hypocrite."
:
co tvovsi
vsrsy.
VincinneH, Indiana, pub- thee conCrov
St.
hr • j
announced that it was impossible runs, no hits, no grrors.
“Oh,
for
a
nice
restful
s^im,”
In
ce;
center
the
contr
V> procure funds' in the north adetoduy released a letter
A.
is £bV*rnb»i Roland H. Hartte; exclaimed the evunjgelist when bns
quuate fob the relief needed in Flor
Combs sent a high'fly to Pottlh|id hud been sm uggled who is charged by hjs political op- w¥s informed Municipa I Judge
ida because Governor Martin- was it. llofuSby made An Easy play nera wka hit
CfmO’fflan
01
U.
H.
Steel
Mrs.
.Napnie
S.
Lake
the in stitu tion in w hich ponehts with ordering Susallo’s Blake had ordered a day of redt •TlUlt
sending messages to state and city of Koenig’s roller and threw biro effective
* g Compel
"
m a t Gf
u row in
rmer Ku KJux Rian. feeder •dismissal by ,the • um ersity Ye- In the hearing In which pistrlct
c
>
j8
ro_
-^F.
C
EE*
*!!.
Executives
throughout the country o u t. n u u t iHM iunru v n u in « r nt
c e p tin tl'
In Foreign T.nde b
__
d he could proye political in gents,' a majority' of whom fere Attorney Keyes is trying to prove
Snort Illn ees, Body S en t to
affect that outside help was out. Ruth slammed another homfe
the Gar
hem
involving 'nearly « millRm appointee^ of tlje governor, r ■Mrs. McPherson and her mothpr . Ta-Big Business in Amtrka
B irthplace for Interm ent not needed.
Governor
Martin
hem
•
*
Mr*.
Minnie
-Kennedy
guilty
of
Sabe!
denied this, whereupon the Miami .threw out Meusel at first. 1
^‘• jP g b l^ J io h n ^ of Tacoma,
On#
consplrihg to obstruct1Juktlqe
, NEW YORK, Oct. O .-W -i-E lf the Wgents, declared
Mrs. Nannie 8. Lake, mother of Daily News reproduced Martin's run, one hit, no errors.
letter attributed to StephenThe Angeiua Temple phstor and betf H. Gary, at tfo, is optinilitlc Mayor Forrest Lake, died at 8i45 personal message to this Governor
ap puinllo was oustec
d the writer hid' evidence to
grouniW ?oht, Koenig
.i', was active in state poli-' her mother left almost lmmedistalv as |ver. His birthday id
o’clock lait night’St the residence of New Hampshire, in which he to Douthit
that a "prominent Indiana cause rtV
Gherig.
Sduttweg|* ; * 0 t 'a
after
the
adjournment
for
the
home
Ttie
,
chairman
of
the
said:
‘
•
~
Tri.V
'
Ohlted of her son, 001 Park, Avenue.
iia c;;Av
fiy tl. B. Jordan of Everett,
*P" P.W1 Him IH25.000 In tids:
Texas
haguer
into canAbf Jot hit
of
friends
at
Vanico,
a
Santa
Mon
Statek
iStoel
Corporation
bet
Relieves She was 90 years old. Death was
tion wlthifampalgn expendi- president of. i^je' board, says the, ica bay
"Situation not k* bad M report second hit of the gama. -Hornaby
•
;
'
•
*
.
growing
(competition
of
foireign
(!.:*•
to
general'debility.’
MayoTaof three Indian*
ed, If occasion demands, I-w ill
1 Mrs. MerNirsoh’s story of h*V, trade is a boon to business, that
»nd 40 lesser politicians were
This dearly.........
<o .-^—..
sorioufl
businsss
slumps
are
no
' ‘Both regenU" Ing, been • kidnapped and held Tor
m-atvors.
hit, no
knsbth apjA attacked by tWo statefs longer necessary and that buslaefca
ls etnbarr*
Fourth la iiiliy.rT - f
wltoeeges "(hiring yesterday’s btar- conditions are very satisfactory/
to dismiss Suaal
fly Vinca*
to pro
.,
Gehrig
struck
out
“The American people want of the Holy- Cross. Fbflfrwing the
pets which
Jxpbstd bo'th
of Yecall or fni- InjRv The' first, was Deputy Diewalked. Lasseri
ttlct:
Attorney
Joe
Ryan,
who
was
prosperity,''
he
said
in
an
inter
opacity
and
'
services 'tk■*' Governor ‘ is
th« ------------body was -light to 11
the
for recess examination by view, “and will do their utmost'to place •of ’ Mrs. Lake’s^Mrth, New*- "in' brief, tbg'situation is this: double to Uft
Kerry, Seattle ♦edallsd
walk
Jtafey colliding
Defense
counsel/
maintain it.”
T j1 —
as the leader
berry/S.
•#, — C.t
v , where fuiieral^servlcefi
'»(«»■ services The appalling) sdamlty .brought a patch.
.
BeveriadI XWOPed
to
explain
“his
Hartley;,
\vlll be held at..........
4 o’eloei
in
* ' " ThurSda
' rSday full^ired. man’s responsibiliUas to and Dugan was tlgmwn out ah
iltorial Association. wan in
eyangelist’j
In the MetftitfUt Ch
d to donufen the executive chair. The jab was
ku ufler bolng denied permlson.”n
0 evbrossed
action.
madk 0 -big.for the «occupant, who
intervtew ‘
>lus Temple'
M»w auroi wipuifMIUlip VBI I1U ■
w —w^ mJ \
/
# ‘’
•f •
ould be jMtlW rather than cont .
weCa* Gflhrr
Koenig made a nlo*.’
hypocrite; subsidiaries and upon ji statement V Mrs. Lake had ehjoyed cajnpar*untormnate ' that catch of Bell’s fly,
of "one of the most prominent
goodjieklth.’fiut lastlftiini-,
ovor second b
„ . . 4 ! tr im w,.ore he
ne bunkers in tiie worM.’’ lie quotSd tWely
day she Bank Into a coma and death
OTatyeire 'ghounc .....
W will curry hia fight to the tlonal plutls-has causod the aha
Vnade
four
tripe
into
Mexico
end
the -banker us saying conoitiuns came peacefully.
to
second. ThevehoW
of Imlinna in an effort to est polltlcul alignment of an isstie trilled the evangelist’s footprints
footprint should continue good during the
'
right to score Hafey, Otrarnei
Govevrnor Jackson and in t)ie.etate during the last flVo on the Sonora desert, led
She was known among her close vr*.
him
to
rest
of
1020
and
probably
through
"Distress spreads over a wldo ing to third. Torporee#aJhUting for*’to let Stephenson talk.
years: c
!
friends us a woman of Christian
the conclusion that Mrs. McPher 1027.- ,
area in South Florida and the re- Rhem, sept a longjfty to Combs
rtedad- to’ th M ;a
Metis.
She
was
a
Methodist
ih
The Governor has advocated cUr-> son had not travelled over twenty
iven un opportunity to talk,
Mr. Gary pronounced the Ford
.wntly expressed Judgment of the and O’Farrell scored.' Thsvenow cat
Ing to the letter, Stephenson tnllment pf appropriations whfch miteSfOf waste land, as she alleged plate for a five day weuk “uneco religion.
held second, Douthit' 'doubled' to was
fove Hint he spent $276,000 the legislators and educators
in her original statement.
nomical,’’'and said he would re
F at tNewberry,
0r ,u i
m‘
n o t S l d h l'l deep eight and Thsvenow scored..
election of one prominent declared more funds necessary to • Ryan declared he did not be quire further proof before he could- 1830 'in
8. O.
Southwqrth singled to left field
official with tiie untie r- meet the expenses of increasing lieve the pastor Was' ever i n a be sotiefled “that any man or any daughter of Abraham
and douthit was.thrown oat at the
lg that he would receive enrollment in the higher educa shack or that such h' shack as she number of men can do’ us much and Maria Lane. She was mt. rehabitation.
plate. Three runs, four hits, bhe «hauof to
jlme's that amount when the tional schools. f '
ried
to
W.
J.
Lake
and
seveh
chil
described ever existed in Arizona work in five days of eight hours
error.
* '• < "
ok office.
of In Mexico. He said he did not each as could be secured in six dren were born to this union. Her
Fifth Inning
up, doul
but w*nt^
husband
died
about
thirty
years
kid lie would also produce a
believe she was taken to any such days of eight hours each.”
Reinhart went in the box for the stretch il
3^I
ago
and
five
of
har
children
are
Iagreement with the niuyurH
3oirfe of the moHt injurious com
place by the peersons whom tho
Cards
'"
k . Inrgt) cities In Indiana,
evngelist described *s “SteW* and petition originates and is carried dead. She is survived by two sons,
hit n double to right and Combs
g them to repay me on a
‘‘Roso’’, nor dfe lie believe
bel
sbe was .on in the United StuteH, he said in C. W. Lake of Jacksonville, and
scored
alscuskir
‘ development
'
ever a prisoner.
three to one, for uil money
scusSing the
uf for- Mayor Lake uf Sanford, and one
Ruth
brother, A. B. Cromer of New
[advanced in their behalf and
Ryan was followed, on the wit eimi .competition.
Gehrig walkad f
\
—
-.
berry.
■agreements'nre in m y pos•’Competition ought to exist at
ness 'stand by Police Sergoani
Reinhart was replaced by H.
:
‘
'
i
v
,.F
Steadfastly refusing to Teveal Lkzzeri sent a long f t f ‘ .to
Omere these men agreed to ..Declaring'that the search was Murchison, of Douglas, Ike Arl- a,,y r®tc for the benefit of the -I She had lived with her son here
used a cure* .
'certain individuals to name unwarranted and the evidence il- zopa officer
due to consumer,’’ he said. “I should hate for the last three years. Prior to her name, a young Womun about field, scoring Ruth, Mausdl Wsht first tim i’iSd
testi^
“**
fled thaTdi
itments."
' to
business
legally acquired. Judge J. G. Shar- physical barriers, the evangelist's
;r see any "“,T
JKBO so controlled 1923 siw spent the'summers with ?0 vpars old, is Ri tiie epunty jail to third on the play, tfsuael aeon-'
Rr(u-‘iai could be established und her brother in Newberry and the today on a charge of driving an ,ed on Dugan’a :out, Sevsnald
Jjptter, . purported to have on .today jiummarily dismissed the .desert J^ek could not havg extend,winters In Sanford.
automobile while under the -Influ passed and Hoyt fqrqbd W^.irt
ma.lnta.inod regardless of whether
■written by Stepherison, also c | i r « -E. -J.
- Ckrter,
- .....................
^-travellnr
. ' “ lL1 .................................................
...
theV are fair or
- not.’’
Mayor Lake and his daughter, ence (of liquor. Sbe Is said to have bn
led ho was being cruelly salEsman of Jacksonville, oharged
.and aJUgh boerdfance, With- < Reminded of his approfchiug MVk. M. B. Huttbq, and Wiliam 2!&hed. ^ » op?n 'to0pln? CWf •boat:
Id at the prison und that he With possessibn of liquor.
'*
........ .. f* k s are accompahylng the bpdy
#e limits, Mrs. McPherson birthday; fir. Gary agld .1he realized
ley was
Qa
pkn “franuWl" 'in connection X The Jacksonville man had park
pot Have travailed more Uun It Would not be long before he to South Carolina.
w
[>fe Indictment for thd'mtjrder ed his car on* Commercial Sweet,
•‘tpriaga- While returning fWihi a
hilt
ruw. oh
Mge Oberholtzcr, un Indlkna- near tbg Valdex Hotel when Ed V* mile* from the lidjernatioinai Wpuld ."be off the boards. He explace where the is said to have ob no hltit ho rirot*.
''h e had n6
Hkfay ’
. rl.
ward E. ’ Walker, 'a cpnstahle ,ap> poutedsry and seven imileu from
tained liquor.
from
any
Ai/gh
ftieta.
where^xhs
first
apSixth im Jb k
Aha eateh _____
long standing fight between preached and said he was going to
Tj -4
testified.
Combs beat opt a Mt to deep Ahteekgd to tb*
(ldianu Highway portuteltsltm seatxh the automobile, it w; ' ' feared for .help,
I. McPhetsoh, scceuriiiur to her
abort. Koenig fanned. Ruth .hit able to arito to
ohie poltirians. wafe'-dlso dared,’ The constable fi
(Version of her flight Train her
pnotner home
ijwari. ' r j.-.
ohed in the letter, Stephenson small quantity of liquor'in
Judge J. b. Bbaron Tuesday She threw her pocketbook Sway scoring
Combs
Tim# was sailed
P»k that he was being’ made and plaoed the mate under
afternoqn granted five motions to before JtRe qiarstmi arrivedrtk was eel singled
to i i
of both olttba
pfer because he refused "to Mr. Carter employed a lawy
disihiSB dV.n cases filed In fh
trying to gtrgtqh it.'
r frame" thb roads •body*. ■ fight the case,’contending t* J
pause *I hold, the documents constable exceedad hti auth
T>
8SEE, Fla., Oct. 6—
cause I have the knowledge searching the car, : <'
t* suprema court
the-terin,'
. “
1 ' •
Twd litas, robV h
“
*
®
-------->
^
in the foregoing, rpen who
issued
aiarrtt
6t
tsmisted o
The c£w of W.lll Gyaves,
,efr .ren off th# toad hut could hot: O V am lP r *
oo their very • existence— of aH U kir eU^on on the
Seaboard-All Florida Railwa
fd>
* >D.
$ .<
$ ' L0|
Cd
Imeat and br&d. Hid* high road . .ch
/bo showi eduw <m Oct *6 why
tn : si•
v/Oll
with jloilSSSi
. warm
i n ,; ,w.«.
jon, all tlmt Uidy have and'all liquor, was being heard whan.
should not Tecodstruet a fempoJ. B. jCMU Cd. biit In Orlando was found in the
•
[they arc-^thesk. men, so in- adjourned
m iy bridge-.over She Mtami carddi vs. ‘B, A.
: Callahan A car
-*■ noon today.
at
Mwari, Koefto m eit’Ihe requfcrwiSnts of AS’ Co. Vs. 0.
,to .n ie > g ^ L fiih ie d and will be no aftem
’ttfSJ Jewelerg
moon session,
, Mo ruiS.
|to prfvon fdF,nfp‘,fecause'' St Sharon announced, because
*jt * '
•board- •t^e&mnilsateteeeM
o f ^eftmmtsaioaerg ' of thkjCo-opsrxtiVi
'beard’
at^uripg* Co.
Everglades
draimsg*'
district,
[cheaper thoA'. to pay their attorneys 1 ‘ ‘
^ P W « lfg ^
Was aAnodbCfd £od*y,c. ir-.V m; >
- Stephenson’* **litter de- the funeral
. granted as
over the mau
Is Ui
The r*liroadL aocotoiag to Mag.
.'Coast
Lina.
r,
nie s . Like, mother
ttornsy
for
"
Co.
vs,
Ralp
rsstorsd late.l
rest Luke. •Court’;*
i a permit
\t Co. v.
Ylt1*
<'Hi *-\»
ing the derail
, t ,9.-ao o-doolt M
—
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.. Special, north
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" Sent
Prison
Two State Witnesses
Rape W omans
OF BIG
ihensoh Hints -i
ijitieal Scandal
New Hampshire Wire
Is Cited By Ohioan
s m s tt
;i«o Chief Asserts
Bought'Offices
icials
BaheRutb
Reford
Homers In
Trips TJo
Cardinals Use
Five
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30 K 0PTI
AS EVER, HESAYS
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t£tsm
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ym*
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w
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C .-•w as
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Woman Js Said To
Have Driven Auto
Jacksonville Man
Wins Fight In Rum
.Case In Court Here
While Intoxicated
M n /te
r ’& %
V
Five.OvU Cases
Dismissed in Court
Court IsRU^s Wfit
Seaboard
it
L^!!i52sf^ ,^ d-on m
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jV iii*
aid
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to thl)
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ona Beach/;,/
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all Wtempt* to
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LD, TUESDAY,-OCTOBER 5,1926
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an fur lir.l rnlorcit jilrtiirr.
,U fur .rciind hral iilclnre.
SC for l lilril h o t plrlurr.
■ I I I I n r \ l .1 brut p l r l u r o .
f l r r r '- o rhoi.rr for , on Mill* roll.. l«
.h im ,n n r Irtlrnt In n.nhlna plrlnrm . All
r a n
ho, r 1.1 ilo I. rnlor Ihr p lr lu r r . hrllnr.
I 'r lir - —III hr «lvrn for lh# n r n lr - l nml h o t
rnlor r l f r r l - nn<l 11*1 «hr firm , o.l*rrl 1-liiK
I,r |im . Thr r o n l r .l I- «l»r» l» nil lvn|« »"'■
Klrl. umlrr th r o*r of 13 > o r . . Hrn.l
p lr lu r r . In l o n fr.l Killlor. Hrrulil. «r brlna
«nnl lii >mir plrlnrrx mid list of wirri-bitnl. in T hr I'lintml Killlnr. H.niforil l lr r nlil. not In lrr Ihmi Tbnmilnv ■flrrnoiiii.
H Inner- will hr ^nnnoiinrril In Krlilnj’-
|)riper
thrm III >mir.rlf,
O
a
'Tfefer, Tfefcer Pumpkineater-
—"had n wife anil couldn't keep her'' lircnii.p
hd neglected to give her giflu of fine jewelry
w ith which'all women hive lo adorn thoiusolvos.
wine men keep their wive, happy by buying
gifta th a t a re up-to-date nud pleasing from
Jack Spratt could eafe
no -fat -
" h i. wife could .a t no loan." Thai is why
thoi rnado a pr.irti.o of lahtug their moats
ut ibis line eiiting place where m enu. a r e ho
varied and food mi ta-.lv thill both rouhl find
appetising ami enjoyable
food for cither's
taste.
PALM GARDEN TEA ROOM
jfftjr \J-' *
TSfVi .
i:; 108 M agnolia Avc.
Phone
come b|ow
your hor
It's loo hil«. lo send out an alarm when dis
aster lias alirad) on nr red. I.ood judgmi-nt
and giMol Iiiisiic. s. is In provide agaiiiHl adver
sity and ealastrophe l>> covering your life,
your health, your property with insurance.
Then you e-in sleep pe.ieefully fur whatever
may In-fall vou a tv secure.
A. P. CONNELLY SONS
The ItaHkct, Cor. -m l SI. ami Magnolia \Ave.
JEW ELER
8li7
Regular Meals and a la C arle Service
San ford, Fla.
Ride a cock-horse
■to SanburyCross
7 a. in. (o !) |i. at.
. Birds of a "Feather
•flock
together
Eslalilisiii
Real K slale
Y0U-DR1VE-1T
he would have gotten to lliinhury Cross in
time, In comfort
in safety. l’ro|>ic
on the reliability or a YOU-DKIV HIT from
KRBL A HONS, for the best taxi service
wherever they may lie mid whenever thry
want to go—day or night.
^
Phone I fill-J
M yrlle Ave. and Secoml Si.
and
depend
Al Railroad
ir«e Wise IDen of
la m -
We1par ais per cent intermit on all Having*
•CMMH,' Help your chi..................................
account with uh
P.MI8
And all k in g ’s men could not put hi|n t o
g e th e r a g a in .
Hut if he had com e in here
we could have m ade him look like a new man
hy cleaning, r e p a ir in g and re v iv in g hie clothes
to th e ir o r ig in a l state,. Why not bN v w your
Pa II c lothe s in h e r e now a n d be all set for
the new Hcaaon.
SEMINOLE PRESSERY
Insurance
—:
221 Magnolia Avenue
Phone IH
D ry C leaners
.• » /"v,
220 Magnolia Ave.
Phone Hlil
Three "S/ind mice
See how theu
run/
Slow progresH indeed, lint hud hv the fore
sight to have hired a
Humpty-Dumpty
Sat on a wall -
U{{le Boy She,
*
. ‘specially when they are being fed. Tile
particular housewife has found out that when
she w ants the best in groceries and at the
most reasonable prices, that she must come
l.vre.
We Deliver
M’CULLER’S GROCERY
Al The Huskel Telephone ii7l
Tbtt Jdm, th£ RperS
Son, Stole a pig
and away
he run
If you waul a gmsl mouse tra p , it's here. If
von w aul a keen, durable carving knife, it's
here. No m a tte r whni your re(|uiremeiits in
household utensils, cutlery, tools, garden im
plements, electrical goods or an y th in g in the
ha rd w a re line this is the shop to romc to fill
reliable* merchandise and reasonable prices.
HILL HARDWARE CO.
Mil E. Firs! Si reel
Phono f»3
There was an old
woman, who
live's in
a Shoe-,
Hb.f had ho ninny children nhr did not know
whnt to do. Hut If ithe hud kept her medi
cine cheat well supplied with our drugn, sho
wou'd not have had any trouble with them,
ane should know that we carry ft complete
"upply of drugs that will keep and make chil
dren well.
i
No wonder Miss Tuffet ran away. She didn't
want to lone the delicious milk and dairy
products which her mother haa juat given her
Irecuuse she knew they came from r 5
, .
BURGESS MILK PRODUCTS CO.
We D eliver
Phone 766
*
*
Dial moans the rictu-a(, purest, most wholesome of milk) cream,
h a t ior, e g g i and th in g s good to ent. •
IDistress IDan/ q u ite )
contrary, how3 ~
does your i
garden gjr«w/
Hut Mary won't) fa contrary lit
Telephone 103
tttgnolJa
She knows that ske f a
**‘'vv.mem
�$MU
LA*vH
i M m m fz m
’Ler4r'. ,
Vile American
A New Headadm Ndaded.
»
,
l thrimgh their directors, are urgingimmedla
ifmmm
Russia's Friendship.
...jp * *
: b a r t of national Boy Scout executives in behal
■KKT
BY ARTHUR ,BRISBANE
IS S Ip S T E C tL
VU6U,
t troops of th e storm stricken area.
* — tu , ,
Star Ca.)
a time when money should be forthcom ing from (Copyrisk* item. V
First National Bank
national
H
eadquarters
for
th
e
rebuilding
of
the
s
u
t
u
r
e
s
HAVING
EUROPE,
recovmed
SMtiford,
—
J
A & u il
owned by th e Scouts in South Florida. The H erald u n d e r from its war debouch, acta like
H1U- I BEAT
*V . *4 \ •
stands that nearly every one o f the troop q u arters, und th e ir a drunkard waking up next morn
•"HTVaWM
on the sawdust of the bar-,
'e/w u p y «.
equipment, in th u t sixty mile path of th e storm w as prac ing
room floor. He Iookl reproach
tically destroyed. It even looks as if th e troops m u st dis fully at the bartender ond sava:
band unless some outside help is given, and given quickly, "You got all my money, now take
i h » - |U I
care of me."
irrUr.■ v*r for th e ir rehabilitation.
The bartender in tjie eyes of
•KM.
Aad.fhe Scouts did such w onderful w ork in th e storm area. awakening
Europe is Old Uncle
ThVttfiimi- News says th a t they were u m o n g , th e first o r Sam. France and Germany, are
obituary
jMtuupfta ganizations to o ffer th e ir services. Before it was really friends again. England und Ger
'known that* th e storm would be rierlous, th e Scout E xecutive many are friends, but huw they
. . . h."S
had offered th e services of th e troops to th e city m anager ail hut** this country.
of Miami*, aiid shortly a fte r th e w orst of th e storm was over
H. O. WELLS’ new book pr
m u
Saturday, as m any Scouts and Scoutm asters as could be sents Englishmen of the Welle
type trying in vain tp solve tho
reached were mobilized and se t to work.
mystery of the American charm
—
They served as m essengers a t th e citizens com m ittee head Hctrr, and "the queernes* of the
thta papar and also th«
publUhad herein. All
grayish - faced, slow - spnaklng
repntollcatton of apodal quarters, and a t all relief statio n s they acted as hospital a id s ; Americans in gray, who watch
S O x S V i t u b e a ........
serein era also roaarvad. they prepared and dispepsed food a t relief sta tio n s; they
your
face
ns
they
talk
to
you.
acted as tra ffic o fficers; th ey g ath ered tra s h ; they helped They tftlk about themselves ns we
w gaP A T ; oct . a 1M6
to clear stre e ts of broken giagf they helped to find homes never do, etc."
fo r refugees; they helped people m ake th e ir homes hahituD ru rro a g
i m Saqford Ave. pfc
THEN HEAR D’Annunzio al
ble; they directed stru n g ers and dazed M iam ians to places
ways
charming,
replying
to
an
a t ppafard’a .ftaaf they were seeking; they helppd d istrib u te clothing; they
American .publisher who offered
ra ita to jMfcaaa- assisted a t police h e ad q u arters; one Scout suved 15,000 ri'fil money for the D’Annunzio au
units of anti-toxin anil a large q u a n tity of e th er th a t were tobiography.
* II, Ja
submerged
in th e basem ent of a d ru g sto re ; an o th er Scout
First D'Annunzio tells how "the
Oaaal.
Flower Urna, I.GoiR-:ttp
so fam iliarized him self w ith th e stock of medical supplies at purgatory of myself exiled, tor
of aakft* way.
of nil kinds. Roofing Tile ,
pawl, laaala ••aria. the relief station to which he was detailed, he was indispens tures my soul," then says ho
ment Coloring, Etc. from’|
couldn't accept, "nil offer of gold,
kallllM |r * . able; an o th er Scout took charge of a first aid statio n and dazzling gold, jingling vile gold,
S A N F O R D CEMBf
halala, apart- tre a te d more than a liundred wounds caused by nails. An your American employers have
PRODUCTS CO. 1
von to offer me in pay
•f Bra a n a - o th e r Scout acted as a ssistan t to a surgeon who was tre a t authorized
ment
for
(he
soul
of
a
poet.
Sth and Maple
Phone It
ing th e seriously wounded.
"I say. never.
■f b a a l a v a i l
Haara*.
The list of services rendered by those fine Scouts could lie
"Never will my writings he de
Safety Foe Tour S.rt
•Ur kaaatlflaa- prolonged through many pages. They were not expecting filed hy American gold.”
That settles that, for the pres
■ filaa to be praised, either, when th ey were doing th eir good tu rn s.
P lu s 8 p er er n t dl.li
ent.
They were “prepared” to give'w onderful help in those' te r
SANFORD BUILDING|
rible hours, because they are products of Scout c ra ft tra in
IT REVEALS a startling change
FOR TODAY
from the other D’Annunzio, not
ing.
LOAN ABSOOATH
.iT\. . -J----the poet, ns he sat before the war
But the boys iiuve lost th eir troop cabins and lialls. They at a table in Durands' opposite
A LORD 'OUR STRENGTH
■ Lord waa my atay. He have lost equipm ent it bus taken them years to get together. the Mndelene, eating strawberries
M iiiM in a iiR ililiiiiia n u iia in ip m ia iiiiii
|kt me forth alio Into a largo Surely now is th e tim e for oth er Scout troops not only in mil of season ut a franc apiece,
CRIME
' £Sam . 82:19, 20. ,
for by an American, mid eat
Florida bu t th ro u g h o u t th e United S tales to send urgent paid
TAMPA
TIMES
ing them as rapidly as a chick
SYER—Salvation belongeth UPpeals to NutionrtI H eadquarters of th e Hoy Scouts of picking
ap
grains
of
corn.
"Lord; Thy blearing Is up America th a t im m ediate financial aid, and in sufficient
,1. Henry Johusoli is the name of the home is the failure of parents.
*pl*.
one
nf the circuit court judges in Dances begin now ut 12 o'clock,
THEY ALL came here to borrow
am ounts, lie sen t to the troops th u t lost' property in Hie
-------- o---------“Tenth, failure to curry the ten-,
South Carolina.
Judge Johnson
money,
and
most
polite
they
were
storm .
PREFACE
about it. their spines as pliable as presided ut u recent term of tIlf ets of our Sunday School religion,
CITY L IC E N SE S D U E OCTOBER t t 192fi
court of general sessions for into the week days."
nny willow branch.
BO,
Judge
Johnson
hus
covered
the
0. K.’a Weekly)
sent out men, and our mon Orangeburg county, that state. He matter concisely nnd completely. |
C ity License now -<Iue on every business, pro*’
A Clipping- Worthy of An Honored F’lace ey,Wefools
has no apace to flower
that we were to muddle is reported as having listed id Anyone who is not u fool is aware
Cession
or occupation fo r w hich a license is re* j
causes
of
crime,
according
to
bis
of our dnaty daye.
in tlielr fight, and now we get
of the fact that the things which
q
u
im
l,
and
m u st be paid prom ptly.
observation
of
the
situation,
in
the
.soma goldan hour,
If you make a jiructice of clipping from new spapers ami wlint'we deserve, .tapan watched, charge given hy him to the grand he has set ure the tfnuses for the
'•* to tread In , greener
struck
not
a
blow
in
Europe,
lent
magazines pages th u t you think are heuutiful or useful or
E llen H oy,
jury serving during that court. exceedingly unhealthy situation in ■
not a yen, and ih respected.
This list is interesting. It is more which this country finds itself in,1 ■
*like W 'think that you out of tho ordinary, you likely huve the trib u te to the dog,
C ity Tax Collector
regard to crime. It cun be safely
your brown, bewtld- delivered some years ago by Senator Vest in th e course of
WE NEED not take seriously a —it is worthy of study. Rend it suit!
that if tho condition in re-., l a a a a a B M a a a a i a a B B a a i i i m i i a m M n i i l i i a a a i
yourself:
a MiBHouri co u rt trial, w here he was acting as counsel for poet who says, "All Alpine peaks for
' "First, the carrying of concealed gurd to the tenth one of the causett
to^greet'l^woyl made
belong
to
me,"
while
standing
a man whose dog had been sh o t by a neighbor.
of crime which he has listed wan
just now mi the peak of foolish Weapons.
If you d o n 't happen to have a copy of th e g re a t speech or ness.
"Second, the persistent violation reversed from what it is the whole
i9wand
fair,
awept
clean
'
problem would come so nearly be
would like to g e t an o th er copy for'som e one who would ap
Hut President Coolidge and oth of the prohibition iuw.
...I nin ind laugh and preciate tho nontimentH so well expressed, you will find them ers responsible for the welfare of
"Third, illiteracy und ignorance. ing settled tlmt it would no longeV
the United States should know Eighty, per cent or Gie criminals !amount to u problem. A few among
Mfastlifl aea and aand in this space today. The Herald came across them in the that the feeling of Europe gener arc those who never reu-bed third ] us do carry the tenets of their Sum
Special M essenger Service, is
and grseloua gladea Miami NewH, republished, the News explained, because some ally Ih expressed accurately enough grade in school. Fifteen per cent jduy school religion into the week
aep,
\
one happened to read them in a fram e w here some one hud by D'Anmmio in these words: "It were high school men, and b per lays they do not indulge in crim
maintained daily until 8 o’clock in
ternal maadowland. placed a new spaper clipping of the trib u te to do it honor, and I could interpret, my feeling of cm11 wore college men.
inal practices. Hut the duy when
mil
rclval Hale Coke.
ull
will
do
so
will
likely
never
<
r
"Fourth,
the
tendency
to
confuse
hntr>)d
for
America
in
terms
of
t()e evening to deliver papers,,to
asked to see the words of the fine speech published again.
.......o-------come, more’s the pity.
fire and flame, it would rise high license with (merry.
Thinking
of
th
e
dogs
you
have
known
and
loved
you
know
any subscriber who is missesTb^
All of the other things men
“ Fifth, the failure of petit jurors
shortage la predicted,"
er Jibuyn .even Uw>. burniag oruter
tioned by Judge Jutinson uro con
Ip do their duty.
" »|£SJ Goody L-OoidrA m j m t w
JV&9J1 hew aid oFTM>vlAuvilif."' ** '
regular boy
"Sixth, the failure of Judges to tributing factors to the situation,
■v ;'0—— —■
to th a t jury:
however.
This
indicates
that
if
wo
do
their
duty.
THE
.SUGGESTION
that
this
between the governor
“The best friend a man has in th e world may tu rn against
"Seventh, delay in the ad minis ure tn he through with the crime
nd the former governor him and become his enemy. His son or d a u g h ter th a t lie has nation should enter the world
court, and submit important t|ues- tration of justice. Lawyers are to wave there must he n clean-up and
'looks like a job, for .Tex
reared w ith loving care may prove un g ratefu l. Those who tiops, or^nny question whatever to blame for the law’s delay. The a change all up and down the iinu
are nearest and d earest to us, those whom we tru s t with European judges filled with hatred jiructice of law in u great many - beginning in the homes. After
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
hus degenerated from u ull, anything for the real good of
;Wood*r lf local school authori- our happiness and good name may become tra ito rs to th eir of tho United States, is so prepos- instances
profession
to
a
game.
the country must have Its inception
1ever Inspect the various con- faith . The money th a t il man hus he may lose. It flies away leroua,. you wouldn’t expect even
“Eighth, operating under ante in the homes of the country. Alt'
" if sold school children from him, perhaps, when he needs it most. A m an’s repu n chipmunk-to entertain it.
dated criminal law and laws und
ifbMt sanitation Is
procedure, which need reformation. the other things are merely con-1
tation
m
ay
be
sacrificed
in
a
m
om
ent
of
ill-considem
l
action.
WHAT
THE
United
Stntes
needs
these traveling mer
failure of the parents to tributory to the general results,
The people who a re prone to fall on th e ir knees to do us is no league of nations or world rule“Ninth,
it ' i'
their
homes,
Thu breaking of either for good or bad.
'
nonsense, hut S,l)(10 airplanes,
honor when success is with us may lie the first to throw th e court
----------------- '
the
best
and
the
fastest
I
him
can
One old timer was heard to re- stone of malice when failure settles its cloud upon our head. be built, trained pilots, plenty of
THEY WILL REBUILD
that he had seen his last clr‘They are taming tbs circus The one absolutely unselfish friend th a t man can have in submarines.
MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER
Nations recovering from a wur
'iMtrteal comedy that , lacks th is selfish world, th e one th a t never deserts bin), th e one
drunk
cun
not
be
expected
to
ap
'y/' ha com- th a t never proves ungrateful or treacherous, is his dog. A
lio and comedy,1
As this is written nobody knows wood and Fort Lnudordalo . will
preciate kindness or generosity,
m an’s dog stan d s by him in prosperity and jioverty, in heulth but they dti remember their wur the full extent of the Florida disas probably rebuild as rupidly
-,v- 1
and sickness. He will sleep on the cold ground w here the heudache. The neeessary thing is ter. which was shared by Alubumu Gnlvqaton, Santa Barbara, i Sap
fv\ Don*|uitboiiw whether we want the w intry winds blow and the snmy drives fiercely, if only he to be ready to give them another and Missja^ipi If The deadliest Francisco, Yokuhomu and Tokyo
blows struck Miami, Hollywood, rebuilt. In September, HUB, the
va. seat Union Avenue or
one, on a bigger scale, in case it Fort
Lauderdale and possibly two great Japanese cities were
hey don't, we’ll probably may be near his m u ster’s side. He will kiss the hand th a t should he necessury,
Pensacola, although as this Is writ muro completely ruined than Mi
ibring, and If they do, has no food to o ffer; he will licj^ th<j wound? aiyl sores th a t
the dispatches had not given ami is, and Hollywood is no great
I dead anyway, so what come in encounter w ith the roughness of th e world.
He
WE COULD afford to build an ten
us
much
information ns to the er sufferer than «i|her of j tjin
rence does it make?
guards th e Hlcep of his pauper m aster as if he were a prince. ndequutu flying fleet. Secretary fate of Pensacola. In all proba Japanese
cities that wore laid low
1iitt #tJi: ^
Mellon's
management
of
the
treas
small boy has more fun When all o th er friends desert he nm iains. W hen riches take ury nmkek anything possible. Threo bility, Pensucoln fared very much by the earthquake. Writers pre
f Under a circus tant thar wings and reputation falls to pieces, he is as co n stant in his months income for the flrat quar better than Miami, and would dicted that it would take Japan
r through the main en love as the sun In its journey through th e heavens. t If fo r ter of the present fisenl year is hnVe fared better even if tho wind 2(5 years to recover from the ef
~
Star.
Especially, tune drives the m aster fo rth an outcast in the world, friend- one billion, five millions und a half velocity hail been an high in Pen fects of the earthquake disaster,
sacola ns it wus in Mnml. Build and so it may, for the rebuilding
pappose if the “bouncer" sees
oT dollars, eighty-five millions ings
in these gulf cities have a wuy of cities in bound to involve the
Just as he stoops over to less and homeless, th e faithful dog asks no hig h er privilege more than lust year.
Why not of resisting
tho most furious builder in debt, while thousands
than th a t of accom panying him, to guard ag ain st danger, to spend a few of those millions, even
launder,'
storms
that
the
West, Indies can whose property was destroyed may
—------ O'------- -1
fight a g ain st his enemies, and when the last scene of all two or three billions if necessary,
Cross in Miami has re- comes, and death takes the m aster in its embrace, and his to make this country absolutely send against them. These houses bo ruined for life. But so fur
thirty-five thousand body is laid away in th e cold ground, no m a tte r if all o th er safe, with such a fleet of submar if less beautiful; were'ImllC Very as the Japanese eitieH themselves
missing persona alines and uirplnnes, adequately much more leisurely und with are concerned, they have recover
': V- , . ed.
ratnain only thirteen friends pursue th eir way, th ere by th e graveside will the manned, us would inspire In Euro greater cure.
Miumi and Hollywmnf g'rew too
No doubt the devastated Florida
dead. After any such noble dog be found, his head between his paws, hm eyes sad peans nations the respect they al
fngt. Many of their attractive communities wi]Wlearn some vulprvivora should noti- out open in a lert w atchfulness, faithful und tru e even in ways pay to superior force.
hoqpos must huve homy .T M er 'unble lessons from this visitation
relatlves at once.
death.
constructed, nmny of thorn, about the construction of houses.
—o-----PROFESSOR JEROME Davis, furorly
Indeed,
mere eggshells—hun
of Yule, reports an interesting tulk dreds ofwere
'Jones has been elected to
them too light to stand It Ih to be expected that they
~ TEAPOT DOME TUMBLES
with Stalin, the real ruler ih Rus their ground
..jhlp in the Royal and An
in the faco of a ter will profit by their recent exper
sia. Stalin says Russia is willing rible hurricane.
i Club of St. Andrews in ScotORLANDO REPORTER-STAR
ience, but that their spirit will
to puy the money that /oolish
whlch .makes him the first
Bo that as it may, Miami, Holly remain undaunted.
All the legal defense brought to cmild be made against any public American hankers lent to Kerens
’ to become a member of
h e big yield* and high quality of the crops grown'
sation.—Sarasota Times, the support of the Tennot Dome official; it is augmented by the ky. Stalin really should do noth
Armour’s
BIG CROP branHfe reflect the trim C .
II
thoiight all the time he oil lease taken by the Sinclair oil fuct that tho officiul so accuaed ing of the kind. Those childish
BRAINS
BRAWN
making
ability
of these fertilizer*. They are made toi
Atlanta.
interests could not have it from the was Tn a sense the trustee of the bankers grabbing at usurious in
MIAMI NEWS
Florida
crops
and
soil*.
Each formula is the result of 0
-o t
terest
rateH
und
discounts
ought
to
charge of fraud.
people of the United States id tho
digest
that
lesson.
more
than
30
years
experience
In Florida. Our DIO CRC
matter
of
their
public
lands,"
n again beat HarAlthough a federal judge In
When James J. Corbett announc In the new Encyclopedia Brittan- I
' They are now lending billions of
trade-mark
on
every
bag
and
tag
<t your guarantee o f 1
. > . This time as Wyoming could find nothing wrong
Nothing short of criminal pun- tho
American people's money to ed himself u contender for the ini, Issued before the Philadelphia j
I Geneva. College elev with the.lease made by Albert Fall iMKhmunt fur ull tht» parties involvJ quality.
T il
,.ls going too far, whan be was. secretary of the ln- cd in this fruud wilt be full Jus- various concerns in Europe. Many world’s heavyweight championship ght, fc. B. Osborn, London post
doesn’t soon em- terior, to the Bine lair Oil Company. tire. Whun t)\<» offidaU uh hftich up of those billions will never come and said he proponed to use scien sports authority, discusses this
‘ him out of tbs
United States Circuit Court of hs cabinet officers and thf offlclala back.
tific methods to win it tho burst
However that's another story. of laughter which greeted It In subject moHt interestingly. He says
wont be anything
holds that the leuno was of grout oil companies ehter Into
jttractionj
\by fraud. An order is a conspiracy to cheat and defraud Thu Important point made by Stal- the •moke-filled card rooma of ten modern heavyweight udopts a
Among our four types pt BIG CROP cltru* mfatturee th*f
igi puy the United thousand saloons echoed from pmro intensive stylo than his pre
KJoif the Immediate cancella- tho government tho put thom- in is that It might
\
li^nsi
eapecUfly suited to the Fal| needs of
States
to
l^e
frl
*
friendly with Rus- Corbptt’a...modest shack in Bayes
and tho oil com- solvca on a par with traitors and
decessors, who attempted to oblhin
there’s
a BIG CROP vegetable fertiliser to sati.fyl
r
sia.
Stalin
said
that
“Russia
now
ptnx la anjoined from further tres- i ahould be made to wear the prison
Valley. San Francleco, to “Nigger a decision from W f i r s t , in tin t
needs the 1/rdte<j States, posi
of your crop andeoll. Descriptive booklets andl
PAMiOR «pon government grounds. Rurb,
Mike'*" busy thirst empotiuni on1
thaiday vniight tome when
on request*
v‘
’
New’York*a East Bldta. H ad Cor the modern heavyweight uaga lhe
Albert Fall they be too hardened
United States might need Russia's bett Mid that he proposed to match preliminary rounds to tost the-bp•
:‘n
I
la at to appreciate the full purport of
Out’
practical
experienced
field
Tom Sims Says
friendship."
brain with brawn, they would have ponont’a methode and get anrinalxtaen the language of the court In tho
men, w i l l be. glad to h elp you
understood. But to couple acienco »!ght into his plah o f* ^
n tan folkmmjr opinion which goes Into
Even
though
you
hear
n
lot
nbout
THAT
STATEMENT
interests
solve
your fertilisin g problems* ■"-Ut
witn
‘pugilism
wee,
to
tne
average
eon* th# records of the courts and Into self-made men, you can't thbik of
Gene Tunney has
uene
h is made borim,
President Cooli^go more than any fight' follower, like dressing up*a £»tudy.
the
newspapers
of
the
worldt
'
To
film”
i
T
his
service
obligate* you in no
nny men who are not that.
r - v ■*u.>.,
.
other American. He can't help hog In silk hosiery.
■■■
Snq'r
“A t » ll of deceit, falsehood, aub*»«"
knows,
(
f
it
knowing how Europe hates this ■Jim Corbett won not only, the
-ig.-alwwp* h0W •ffWL bid faith and corruption
' w ay * ';
M S ! # .# .4
• ,tr
atrength,
r°‘iuir’
ffant that
*n
In «n. una through the entire transact* ,Pr|day la .unlucky. Iti, usually
____ , Country and he la. responsible for championship title but also hla con iid
and fi«st
he also
realises
■'-j
‘ ■■
tbe^
country'*
welfare,
is
President,
comes the day before pay day when
is a& necesMtry
neccs>*Tv am ^ t^ ^ u t
tJUlU- lofcV Ytir lease was
tention that the man who uses both •nep
«>co
apd ie head of the army And navy. hi* Wad ind hla hinds, ti
you are broke,.
gel ihiOURb fraud and colh
of he never permit:
Why not mike e friend of Ru*. Ulf iiUtter axclr *- ” "
Vjv
one Neve that thoao'
11"
all,
i
n
u
t
country
standing
be*
asM tsw*
*"
your mo:
J 4k " Every man la abl
d
As!a,
the,one
e
recent
.wsge.
^qeuful
boxer.
Ha
wa?
thle
•em
be
9 H r to
— friendly'With
U ntil’
tpt good, old Jim •r ’■
til the child*
reasoning, that
#t.for
wl
We
J
-'/tcStes
Fabric
30x3
30x$
Full Oversize C*d
29x4,40;cord
31x5^25cord...
29x4.95 cord....
32x5.77 cord....
30x5.77 cord....
All Guarani
Fines Filling
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corationa of black basket* fitted m *n» 1M w u tr .
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Wliler’
prices,
I*
diocese
may
be
earn
oil
tiii?A»;tokfcKo
r
coi
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p itrte a e tre M 'c S H a t ( W f
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letr whiter home at Win
eeeno* . i t
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Of Nile green georgette vharuN
Tag
C
el^rter
^saUiiels
Ceuaty.
]
Take'
c,^ ^ r ^ r e w a m * . th* card-guitar, an somelyl beaded in bhrmcmlhg
jv anti’ Mrs. Harr?'
If a k r
tones;'Was
the
lovely
frock,
vaon>:
W
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l
h
l
i
d
contest:
aforded
’
much'
left Tuesday for Waycross, Ga., mMhithfr priie f 6r this * Halkrw-r
Miss Ruby Hoyrie-v.?^-' • '
MR. AND MfR^l.V;S.‘ HUNT,.
.i‘I'r'irr
'
y*** 0 _Mr; KibsonwUl. enter the e w novelty being, worn by Miss byMissDutton's
blonde'
beauty;
( rtM ;■>n 1 t i
utnounbe
the marriage p f their
for treatments
, rni hWd' it* flrtf ban A. O, L. hospital
Marjorie Dempsey,
,wtas' enhanced with her chic frock
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<
[at 8 o'clock at this South
ifov *the game of of .Villa Rose satin made* bouffMA
!-iki
Duncan I, Hassell left Tuesdsv ibridgo. ^Atliek
KING
tULTRY
were done in orange and with/ trimmings of twty toned- aatJ1
Si ' will evening for Charleston
in
ribbon.*
.1 •’
blasts
**4
aft&*
tbe
usual
number
f i a s i H { |i i ^ i ! l v r a i M s t a N i
prif il %V$ r>ss of progressions, the prise fbr’ top i The guests were Miss LlUIgn
MtYMnitae«tieiia«i7 :S0 where he was called byj
Sunday.
hf
his
father,
D.
I.
Hi
the Masonic Tom pie.
htowi'' ah barlr ahU Vbliow va*e, Shtnholser, Miss’ Marten Hgnd, 1 one thoutaand nlpe; hUW»*d and
*' ,,'rr, 1-*:r --v-*"«::h:?r.‘i.-. ■■ :
W M tlfU bM lt
was won by Mist- M a«6nr -Hand.' Ml**'Marjorie Dempsey, Miss Per-!
. twrnt|-*ix:: •
iwMigwwwiwrWWwi i
The mairtr tojtf 'store prise, .a rie Lee' Bell.' Misi Neom
FlrM Baptist (
*-1 t I
smoking, set, went’to Peter SeUsef Miss'' Frances Jones,-, “
^nforC,Fldi
HftMtTN at'.t^a
For failing-te score her pointa
points and Lyle,' j S ^ Mfn* It
honors, MisO FOrri U V Beil-vrt- Sara Warren Eaatsrb:
•WIT V M M iifv is
ceivid the' Ipw store prise, a ‘black WsTd, E a rlsJ b . Jo„_^,.------- O N » WOMAN CANDIDAXB
E. ^"dodtin?#* Hora*
cat,',tied witiy abhugu bow of Wainwrighi; Fetor Schaai, lugktae
a— TOPEKA, Ktan.-Oft-pA;, wOr
Hagtari on Fnrk AV*
Burns;.Paul
StinerLaurie
llcDsnorange
maline.
The
cut
prise,
a
* "> ■■ ■
u /.’•
m
sir
la'tthk'
onjyindependent'.Can
, . i / r‘ *:;,/}• -v
deck of cards, was won - by Paul ifll, John Hudgins, Frank* Mafk;
N,*,
didate
for
a
state
office
In
annsas
ring of1'rtltfkWY a t the
Stlhe.
' wood,. Hampden DuBose ahd Henry
this year . ^ She is Miss Carrie CarFollowing the card game, Mr. Wtalbom.
r.-^i .sdui
lfsie
oF Winfield.' now oOUnty sU.
. ml-spend
a a>.
i Tin r i ' i r i Maa* urn1' perinteudenU.. Both the RepuhHi
a short time beforegoing to Cleve
can and iMitaCcrMic- nomWides av*f
land, Ohio, wherethey, will jpend
men. The state superintendency Is
the Winter.
*
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V
_ otf deMgMe* f<*
or- of high sepre, and was- award the' only}'e|eetite office ever pre
Hbstfefss'
a
t
a
Shower
[convention will be part
ed a pair of lovetir hsnd-madd viously held by a woman.
Mrs. C. W, Baker^ttas returned
Igjnws.
For
Mrs.
A.
E.
Hughes
guest
totarels. while' Mr; NeWtaan
home -from 'Marietta, Ga., Where
^rrcn of the Holy Cross
received the men's high scoV« pdlse,
been visiting*-hfer p4*nt*.
asked to attend the
A very pretty social'affair* of silk socks. Ernest Houiholder whs
h y*M r also visited frwflM at
ss conducted by Miss Athens.v-O m while' away;
Tuesday afternooiv was the kltehen 'consoled with' a framed'm ottd'finr J . . - J
I II n
8:80 o’clock in the chapel
having1no luck with1 his cattii.
SANFO
RD’BUILDINO
AND
shower
given
by
Mrs.
Walter
lurch. '
A t the conclusion- of - the- card
The many friends of Mrs. W. C,
D0> N ASSOCIATION
[Five of the Mvthftdlst B ut fdil^bo iptefested to leartj that Raines at her home on Holly Av#* game, .the’, tables were laid. With »
'^;A: •*' <v ^
ill meet WHH Mrs. Jafa'eft ■h0 ia rigidly recovering frsjrt ah nue, honoring Mrs. A. E. Hughe^ embroidered covers ahd a tAtuptlnr
%» 1 t *’ i
» . • y *> *
.
• ®'/i A' \
1, 809 French Ayenpe at operation Wednesday mogniflar at Who ..moves pn Octf. lit- into her salad. coutse was served by, the
iV1
tie Fenjald-Laugtiton Hpspftal.
hostess assited by M rs-1?. ^- New
lovely ndw'home on Elm1Avenue.
:of the Methodist
man
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Pulestbif.
,
Spanish love vines and bright
S jg ftw -s « * * . « >
Mr; and Mrs, Pr M. MMe^liave hued siiuiths combined with ferns
Th* players were Mr. and.Mra,
'( ?'v/.4TV
returned home from Kansas City,
Cl
' i'-l
wero tartlstteaify usbd ’in decorating Rtburt.-Av. Newman,- Mrs. W;
if*1"*i J:f
Mo;,-£ where they have
*----- *•—
been------spend* for this occasion.
Watson, Dr. and Mrs. W^- D;>Gard
SANEOttO
Monday
ing- the summer.
;(wi»-»I' lv<t <k*
[ S y i flwraJHll uniqbe and interesting iner, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen', Mr. arid
Unit
Unit of
of-the
the Church of the
M m F. E, ftoimiliat, Mr, and Mrs.
COhtAsti'
relative
to'
kitchens
.Were
td B N p w y
'
is wW rtfNt! with' Mrt.
" flinds ‘of Aldini MeHousholder, Mrs. ^amusl
| ru pp •a ^ > F htfhlq W P fn r t ilchael will -regret to learnl that PMPtd jtorihg the afternoon.. thW Ernest.
pules
ton;
atad
D.
L.
Thresher.
Vtp^-.v vt__ k> . .. i. .-. i*
main , feature being the W ont
W ls^ qUltt* IH ar his home
819 W. 3rd' S t
the Cotakest! Mrs. Herbert' Harvey
I
meet at the W est Side!
'
v
Mrs. Connelly Hostess
,vForrdii' ouSheiT on
. PHONE 479
„ue with Mrs. Gatchall . Hamden DuBose leaves lliursM
At Delightful F&rfy
___ .m; ;>.rh «i,4*
day for Aubqm and Tuscaloosa,
MY.
U-r
vl?
T
V
WTTT
-V -'\sVVj
StoiY dfntif a t thO Li- {Alalj Wherc he will ’spend; slVerhl
For Members of Club
A’-ilNtoL'lil*.
. .fj M e i
Week*..
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i
vi
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* - -.se
« I 1 i.<i;
h
Bhtertaintng'
in!
hor'dilitaCchtarhi
r'n ftfitriy rif th e1fnridteli Ve wlff uKtJV^, are VrtvttK ■btMhnta4'‘-^V ilfie#i
,.
w e games ana contests tno
Revv Phut Redfern of Wildwoods
vw*r<r p,
ifta1werg
preswited by the host- |ng mtariher, Mrs. A. P. Oot^telly
cro w n s, b rim s t h a t t i l t a t fa s c in a tin g
Afl<li devClv n e i f '
Is visiting' here as the guest df Mr. gjfta'
'*•*/- M rs.H ughes was the roc in- was hostess Tuesday a t luncheoh
and Mrs. G. W. Spencer
bott trim m in g s'.
f
fefe
rit o f nltany useful gifts for her followed by bridge, a t her Iqyoly
Montexuma
home on Park Avenue, the gtj'ests
now
horn*.
Here you will find large and small shape* liMgpeire. feHa a n i‘WiVeis,'«tt’o lit lA * ^
Mrs. G. W. Spencer has returned
being members of the- Duplicate
i'i&Vs&USa
IjW * U< b^epara, »
J w k *JHome/front, Wildwood w herl she- Refreshment* consisting of ico Bridge; ciub.
;j
utterly
sihart ahd original.
1
'
^
'6ek .with her daughter, cream and cake were served late in
B. H. Hopkins, Jackson.
Quantities
of
exquisite
piriV
raAbout
twenty
Rlfdfem. She Wi& ac- th, afternoon.
1. Miller.. Orlando; Fw d
br V
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL
Cpmpanteg nome by Mrs. Re<jforn, frinds enjoyed this pleasant after dianco roses lOnt their beauty and
ackaonville.
i,
fragrance
in
decerating
for
this
noon.
» i *’
Whb. will'spend several weeks here
■
------- - ■
r t;
affair.
Continuous from 1 p, m. to
with her parents.
j\ ?
S fainole
The luncheon table was laid with * il> p*, m — —
.
__.
• ... * e-— - - - '
.ft ■■
hwtiuftat' ■
a handsome lace cloth and centered
Ben Cantwell- left1Theed4y< fbt
TODAY
with a'silver boWf'HIted'with plnV
Ky,, where he will Visit
F. MpGreery, Paducah, Louisville,
roar buds and feathery ipriga of1 if A d«llctUiBr Snappy} Sdntll*
hie
mother.
He
will
alto
visit,al
.C o rle y ,''A tla n ti-'.U L ,
. »*, UM.............. . «u T - , - - . . .
.MV I.-’;’,5
•:T-^
:hei end
asparagus
fern*., At either
Atlanta,
Ga..
and
Kpoxville,
Ky.,
iatiiW Comedy
imps; Lyman A. BiUmrd,
were silver csrMmtldVfe'holding
_ un
.
.
W
M
F
A
W
ii;:befortf
returning
to
Stanford
th
3. C.; H. C. Karl*,
‘*BUBtfAT SAUIW
Miniature
Mrs. El.' L. Tljrmiher was the shaded pink .tapers.
i, N. C.j Mrs. R. M. Wflv spend the winter,,, , .
With Del
Ma*KaUI,
ba*JcetS’ip th r forms of -pink ropes
gracious
hosteks'
Tli'naay
ovenlng
", . ; ■ ' ■y m'M"
smasassa;
Jack Mull
IM Cnas
/> Mrs- Jrihn W. Sneed and MUs when she entertained a t bridge at held pink mints a t each place
-------- ,--'v ■> >’•
urrajr
■tai."v,"My a er " l‘f*i “ . t a a J rarray
while
the
place
cardB<
were
most
Ollla Johnson motored to Orlando her home on Park Avenue, the
Valdes ' V
Aesop's Fable*
Tuesday where they spent the aft- guests bdng members of trig Eve original, each card having written
t . 1t -ii * •MUft
Ij J!,ifV
vvf ■
>i r
'j* ■je
A Two Root Novelty C
llissard, Baftiprore;
ernopn.
11 ning Bridge Club arid a few extra on it a question in code.
y ' ? l
player*.
Jrescent City;. Cop.,1 .The key to the code wap found
burgh; Caroline f,,<3i _
jrsti Alle’n Jones opMLMiss Leont the reverse side. The dedpherTHURSDAY
Claire Johes motored ta jjissimmee1
|v J
irig of these question* 1 afforded
Norma-Sjmtarek k i t Cotarad
Tuesday Whefre )k*y spent the day1;
much merriment. At* 1 o'cltack a
Nagel-in............
|S.;H<mnlgkri,i:N.W' YorW as the d o u ts -of' Mrs. Alma Buf-,
delicious five-course luncheon was
i myM M ,
falton, Palatka; ;W .W . lock.
u t.
*t
• .
-'il er cut fluwyrs bT/thwvAryttag shad served.
The afterrioon hours pawed
es of yettoW arid-go! A' ’The color
tkre pktUTee of? t)m- season *
r' ;;v
not? ^ F e p e a ttd T w th e UJly cards quickly in Um -exceptaienally inter
oth«|f dettalli , .......
ting game* ooFdupnetate,
r dunllctate, the
eating
thi priz3^ in c h e s td 4b; iMekma w ide. . Sp^elftllx igW ed, f b t *
.^V,
r* ^ .andMost
ambus, Ga.; D. G.; Brock,,
enjoyabM.Gah! tbV gamo of
treat.
1TJJ B1 Driver; BashneU;!
. -;v i
-i. > ? \
_
>n ex-,
—
_ U, ■'' : f,‘A , f**a
horiiaa,, Jack*onylU#|,
i,w<>.4
. * .-•'S'.wlb. - •
V'.i- b-.'y.viht.*'#
and Mr* . F. E. Roumillat. '
cv<£& Pules ton
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uauu TT U 0 .1 J ™ ■ b ru A a m n n n itrrta i
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- f_£_!;:?Jk-2i
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Amusement*
>tel A t flVala1 , 1
N
Mrs. David llhrashw
Entertains at Bridge
On' Tuesday EVenihg
Th> Qu-ALmf sho^ M ;>
v%
!:'}t
?<“*
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LOCAL GRIDDERS
BEGIN WORK FOR
4 GAMEINPALATKA
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., O ct GUP)—Judge J. B. Whitfield, of the
state supreme court bench, was
struck by an automobile hero to
day, receiving1 a broken arm and
injuries about the hfead.
The accident occurred while
Judge Whitfield was crossing the
street near the courthouse. THu
automobile waa being driven by
a party of unidentified young peo , - .Miami Beach—Bids solicited, for
pie. The injuries arc not belleved'l installing new white way system
to b© fatal.
; in this city.
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Nursing Injuries Received
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EASTERN TEAMS!
SPECIALIZING 01
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FORWARDPASSE
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Fafooto Display
Prowei* in Hitting
Huddle Syntem Has New
Convert* With Yale, Har
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Begun By Princeton Ttgera
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6-Room I Announcing
THE OPENING OF
Hou se [ The Seminole Electric
Mellonvillc Ave.
9
LONGWOOD FLQRIDA
On Sanford-Orlando Road
It jq estimated, it would take u
million men, working day in and
day oyt, year after year, to make
lip fbr (he lost, time resulting from
industrial accidents in thiH conn-
Bungalow
ON
Palmetto Ave.
BETWEEN
Highland and Hughey
Streets
:i rooms, b ath and Hcrecned
potvh, large lot, nhaile trees
and shrubbery
$4,000
$500 Cash
balance to su it purchaser
D ean-B erg
garage.
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We are authorized to
ALL PH ASES OF ELECTRICALW<
offer this home at a
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIAL'
price far below the j ■ THE RIGHT JOB AT THE RI<
value; will consideriS
PRICE
well located lot in ex-1?
change.
A TRIAL IS CONVINCING!
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY
FU R N ISH ED
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P h on e 420-W
Corporation
ONE-DAY SERVICE
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
819 W. 3rd St.
PHONE 475
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The premium of 1096 that H upm obile spends to insure
better materials, more thorough inspection and cloe«i
more accurate measurements, pays handsets* return!
to the H upm obile S ix owner.
Knund For IH Ytttrt
E>rr Urotvlns fltronger
8 AN FORD BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
,
Corporation
515-1« First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
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Corns
The S ix is not m erely out
in sm oothness, if]
power and in acceleration, but it is
}t to retain i
characteristics through tha yean.
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H upm obile today twainretw* the same high standardsu]
building its S ix that it has rigidly adhered to in 18,1
years of quality manufacture.
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little “Fretsone* on an achln;
corn. Instantly that corn sto
hurting,
jpra lift
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Off W ith fingers.
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to remoys
tiny
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For as the direct result of such scrupulous retention i
engineering and m anufacturing detail, the H upo»bi
owner may expect an addition of at bate 25re to ti
useful life of h is car.
That H upm obile actually delivers th is extra krSlue &
proved by the number o f H upm oblles driven lonjNftP
the majority of moderately priced c a r a ltt Yrfided l i
Lift O ff-N o Pain!
ms
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815 Park Ave., Sanford,
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515-16 First Nat. Bank Bldg,
l’honc 713
‘Max's
"Quean of tha A
«od raised
took up din ng
/ ‘.cjf Smith of Sanford,
ran t proprietor* Suffered l
' collar bone and two aqJ
were badly, damaged boj
for«' midnight as the re
collision between Smith's
bile and o n e d riv e n fc|i
Raines. Raines was not i
The two men were cl
reckless driving by
their cases will bo hca.„ _
clpal Court Friday nnond
YOU DRIVE
This Dog Doesn’t Need to Bide
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Restaurant Owi
Hurt lit'Auto
By BILL DUBOSE
Sanford High’s football team
has started a hard week of prac
tice in preparation for its second
game of the season in Pnlatka
Saturday, The squad is In good
condition and there are very few
Injuries from the game last Satur
Applied Christianity will be dis
Under Auspices of
day.
cussed in three addresses at,
Notwithstanding the good show prayer meeting tonight a t the
ing the team made in defeating the First Methodist church, It was nnI zeesburg eleven there were n mim i nouneed today. The
Tho meeting will
All Typea Taught — Phone
her "f fnults that were appnrcnt .begin at 7:30 ©’clock, nnd a larg-*
during the game nnd Conch Whel-( crowd is expected.
chel is trying to correct these lieThe speakers and their subjects
fore facing Pnlntka. Pulntka is ex ore:
peeled to have a heavy team am
L. It. Phillips, "The Revival of t W a ICars/ CX
tin* contest is expected to he one Work."
of the hnrdest on the schedule.
C. I). Wolfe, "Young People and You D r iv e
our auto renting system
Lanier, a promising candidate the Social Life.”
factory to our patrons,
F. it. Wilson. “Tho Church and
for tackle, who was unable to
have tho selection of the
play Saturday on account of an the Community."
desire, and can drive
injured wrist was in uniform Mon
they have a multitude
day and is expected to put up a
choose from, and all am
hard fight for the first team
teed perfect, raechunta
Captain Thompson, Mnxwell and
otherwise, and the rental
EdcnHeld, all of whom sustained
tho trip or by tho hour
slight injuries in the Leosburg
NEW YORK. Oct. 15—(A*)—P ri-1
nro reasonably low.
game, are expected to he out of tin* vale disnntehcs to Wall Street say
lineup for two days hut will lie in that production of automobile tires
shape for the game next Saturday nnd tubes liy Akron rubber firms
Coach Whelchei. while plensed
Myrtle Ave, ami 2nd]
with the way the team played
against Leesburg, is working hnrd
on the weak points nnd he expects
to put a better team in the filed
against Pnlntka The aerial game
of the team was prnctienlly a fail
ure last week and some hard work
is being done oil new pass forma
tions.
Gordon Walker Ims again don
ned u uniform, reporting for prac
tice Tuesday. He may he used
against Pnlntka. Walker, although
very light, is one of the best brok
en field runners on the squad
and jf, his work continues as it
lias in the last few workouts it icertain that he will make a regular
BRANCH
berth on the eleven.
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The lino, which was the big sur This house has'three
prise In last Saturday’s game, con
tinues to improve and tho experi bed rooms, large liv
cnce that the hoys received in last ing room, kitchen and
week’s game is doing them a lot
Under the Management of G. E- Atkinaqii
of good.
screened porch; also
Three Talks Are to
Feature Prayer Meet
r a
NEW YORK, Oct.
m
Eastern football Irani* in polish
r
ing thoir offensive for Satimlay’*
(By Brian Bril)
game are devoting much time to
n tT a ’j M u 's f. >■
r . —After forward passes. The huddle sys
SH S
* r.yyiwld' aerie* tem is gaining new converts, the
o n ^ j S aliment
d ^ t plan,
pi
the group mode of signal barking, in
mlM wlMihiff and taking the
tWo^imnUi to onf, Naw. York troduced to the big three by Bill
S t Loullf p]a ■.today were Roper at Princeton, has now beMiss Irma Ward, 18, is only four feet three inches tall—but she
a part of the new order of
“ with;’ ‘
sky- como
claims to be the strongest girl in America. Note the muscular de
things
at
Harvard,
where
Arnold
i* they
OP the 'Horweon is Injecting western tnc- velopment of her arms and shoulders in these pictures. She lives in
game,
m gispo
maj - 1 ^|C(t jn^0 reorganized Crimson sys I.os Angeles.,
a
in hot
tem. Tad Jone, also won over, is
. man „
■he smoothing tjp tho muddle with his
.when hsf-«_
Jictlon Yale Bulldogs after watching its
, M r w eattar * , ..
JS change success
against Boston University.
TA a\i {if*
. temperate
The
Crimson,
struggling upwpr.l
ffr.T h a cont
'Jfbrecast at
■Su m time
/ ' was .clear after disastrous seasons, saw a tor
tr* Md cool. It ,
. bat not clear. nado of goldpn giants from Ge
laud Louisiana S ta te encounters
(By Associated Press
pvU Rain in the
, itinlng threat- neva pass their way lust week to
i>;pOad to wash
General weather over the? South Tennessee.
4 contest. The a 16 to 7 victory when assaults on
4? P M waa f|
A Supplementary feutuie to the
completed but the Harvard forward wall failed saw spirited practice thin week
had at critical moments. Both Geneva among Southern conference foot* championship games within the
___ r_. jsion touchdowns were direct results of ball elevens, und critics were unan conference will lie the sixth inter
imous in the opinion that the var section contests in which six
lug crowd of air assaults.
Pale, in piling up 61 points on ious contenders for the 11*2(1 grid Southern teams will participate.
i a
;llng Boston University, exhibited a ver iron title were fust approaching Georgia goes to New Haven to take
on Yale, Indiana University enter
satile overhead attack that camo as mid-season form.
Tulane’s Green Wave and the tains the University of Kentucky,
Park by a surprise after the rather dose
Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech Maryland plays on Chicago’s mid
playe of the 1925 season.
K Princeton haa a short passing wore working hard for the clash way gridiron, the Texas Aggies
fame and tha brilliant broken field Saturday in Atlanta which has been will he hosts to Scwnncc, Virginia
down running of BlaglSi Pyendergast and conceded tho feature conforenee Tech plays Dartmouth and Wash
ington and lose goes to Princeton.
the sun .Williams to thank for the conquest contest of the week.
North Carolina meets South
Four conference teams go out
of Amherst.
Carolina and Alabama’s champion side the conference for games.
were
|*\ .The Dartmouth flood, that swept j ship
Crimson Tide plays tho Mis- Virginia Military Institute plays
___test
over Hobart for fifty points was
■w a ’n t f Ins, who aided materially by five success sisslssippl Aggies in other champ Roanoke College, the University of
ionship games within the clrcut.
Virginia meets Lynchburg, Auburn
j .of,hia< pitching ful forwards out of eleven trie*.
In addition, ClentHon College has an encounter with Howard
Pennsylvania 8tate can attribute meets
North Carolina State. Flm - scheduled, and Vanderbilt clashes
T
_
two of six touchdowns against John
■by, af
ng . ... Hopkins directly to the overhen 1 Ida plays Mississippi University with Ileiideraon-Brown.
art aa ,
---- If,* pitehei (Came, Georgetown passed for the
«Uy.
draw the left only touchdown in lining Pitts_ fx no
tjtko'frat)
bmiftv 0uO << ....................... .
Although ,c®Iy i ..-years old,
Air offensive throw fear into
'.profesalon- large camps as small rivals sudirs snd has 4wfly took to- tho
uir. T^e
.................
*- -Army
.i th vi
for Instance, survived several Do- Worlds; l,
Urolt sorties that drove the Cadets
Hoyt’e age,,
j back almost to tho lust chalk line.
--i* Is.a left. . A O T 2 i t f „ .Osip in either
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. !(—(/»*>— of one of the oldest families in
[anas or offense pla
Th« roster of famous mimes ut Montreal.
many motion picture studios is in
Tha a a T
Low Cody wanted to bo a con
Mott .....
In the linereality u catalogue of sld drucked
gressman, but pictures sidetracked
ithe .pitching
ambitions.
him,
(By The Associated Proas)
And, which generally Is unusual
Billy 8outhworth, veteran Car
Marion Davies wanted to be an
dinal rlghtfielder, hue « monopoly in cases whore one has failed in
ambition,
most
of
the
great
artists
author
like l.ouisn M. Alcott. Owen
on batting honors bo far. Figures
for the first three guinea show are happy in the success they did Moore desired to be a physician,
ami Lionel Barrymore, although
him leading tho regulars of both not expect.
horn to the stage, confesses that
In
tho
Metro-Gohlwyn-Muycr
teams
at
bat
with
.465.
Ho
is
tied
sr Meuse! c
jjouthit'a fly to
us a tioy he hud a hankering to
studio
It
wns
found
that
Lon
Chan
with
Jim
Bottomley
for
tho
most
. start and s
ha could play
hit* made, five; deadlocked with cy, as a boy, dreamed of wearing lie u scout like Buffalo Bill. Pau
. d th tr posit!—
_ T . Thovnow in runs scored, three, the mantle of a Riciiard Mans line Starke’s first ambition was
The faithful *ne of, St.
Ixiuls
encouraged ter ratter day’s clean and leading the total base clumn field, und, enacting, on the stage, to hp a teacher.
the works of Shakespeare. In
cut victory, l—■, .prepared to cheer with eight.
stead, ho became a stage comedian ,
w >8,000 ■tronj for anqthsr victory
Both teams liuve reputations for nnd duncer—then, by a trick of j
|l '
Jsaoe Hainft pUysd wonderful- speed but not a stolen base him fate, king of character actors of i
]y vesterdayji not Ming content yet been registered. Severe Id ami the screen.
(By Associated Press)
Lv with pitching • shutout game, but O’Farrell have cut down what few
What They Wanted To Bo
j
Ramon Navarro wanted to he | BOSTON - At Winkler, Phila
'.V. hit a home run--1 H«' therefore uttempts have been mude at steal
an operu singer—und instead bc- itelphia, bent Babe Herman. Cali
i-;' placed hlmaea.in the 1628 World’s ing.
fornia. 10.
euine tho hero of “Ben Hur."
‘
lee hall o ffa m a ., However, BitNEW YORK, Oct.
The
Southworfh also did much to
Arttonio Moreno would have
NEW YORK — Tony Cuzoneri.
a- — “ ■---- me for the Cardinals State Boxing ('onimissinn has been a priest—if fnt« hud not New York, defeated Benny Hall,
h it-w home--run in ruled that Jimmy Murphy, Cleve turned him instead toward the St. l.oui* 0.
, enabling his team land heavyweight who w a s to screen.
ST PETERSBURG, Fla. — Ai
it for the series in have opposed Monte Munn of NeNorman Kerry’s munition wus
| tirnskn, ut Madison Square Gar to tie an engineer—and he gredu imuuiii Shcckels, Belgium, beat JoiSt. Petersburg 10. Jack
. a total of 15 hits garnered den Friday night, is not sufficient tiled from mi engineering college “Kid"
Deimessy, Montreal, and Tut 8cy
from CerdlruL. pitchers in threo ly formidable. Metchmuker Mc before he was sidetracked to the mour,
Mobile, fought a draw 10.
su
of the Yankees Mahon agreed to find a new op- fame in the movies.
VERNON, Calif, — Fidel Ei
BP
‘d f thoir'favorites | ponent for Munn.
Conrud Nugel wanted to hu a
chumpion, nml
: wmngements to
lawyer und in college studied law. Barba, flyweight
Brown. New Y o rk , fought
ATHLETE FALLS DEAD
MtTin oome
The stage claimed him, however. uNewsboy
... Sherdel, aidraw, 10, nun title.
wo te one. perCarmel Myers nought a career
DENTON, Tex., Oct. 6—UP)-’- us a writer. She was taken from
«d only
SEATTI.E
Solly Seeman, New
'itlia. AlexariFM re
for four and Oran Roberts; 18, of Howb, a ! u newspaper local room to the York, beat Uirry Murphy, I.wi
Angeles 0.
i gave
five. Tho Car- freshmun at the North Toxus screen.
in tha |IUMtt two
igames |have State Teachers Collage here, fell
twoigamos
Eleanor Bourdman studied art.
hitting tha-nil Somers and dead while running at the college Her amhition was to rival Rosa
M Mper JUggflns. to
__ call athfcrtic field yesterday. Heart Boqheur. She still paints little
iweo Including
things—but for bar friends und
Tuding any disease was declared the cause.
flm
not for fume.
d4a-put'them out.
The diplomatic corps in Washing
*
Are U
William Haines wanted to be a
la made up of responsible folk, policeman,
“Later in lifu I thought
____ walk underway ton
in
the
main.
1vantage to either side
I’d be a great hanker, but a job
In a hank cured that,” he euys.
and ReuGilbert A Business Man
,.iara. The [Shawkcy. He saved what was left
John Gilbert was to he a bus!from the wreck but in turn, retired
st.HKisru«?i?J™ to let Ben Paschal walk for him. ness man. Born of stage parents,
]hbn In the Mylea Thomas was permitted to he sought commercial work. He
not broken finish the game, then on its last quit as a salesman,.returned u> the
leg, It had own over to all intents stage and then came pictures.
Lillian Gish probably would have
and purposes since the fourth inboon a teacher. She always want
Alng.- ‘
t
‘Aa wae the com In the previous ed to teach something to someoaS.
Lars Hanson, the Swedish stay,
n m e of the series only one field
ing play was conepicuoue in an chose to be a professor—n great
afternoon of defensive work, well, dignity in his country—then dis
but not flashily done. Dugen con covered his acting talents. Gr«|a
but Halnsa tributed this to rob Hafey* who Garbo originally wanted to he a
violinist.
led.
Roy D'Arcy wanted to a be -a
Is lineup,tods:
day:
great opera singer, and, like Na
NB Y 0 j«
varro, studied for this for yearn,
'mbs, cf,
fc.cft.
in Berlin and Vienna. “Imagine J
or*1- rt.
ioenl
nl*l’
V
tenor
being a villain!” he taugh£
'
/ ! fttith, l i . A1
Adore* Aft/Acrobat
jMausal, If. ■
Renee Adoree'a ambition was t t f
: .
irtkhpin si* - ii
" "' a *
established a new high record for
the third Quarter.
The output In the Akron district
it^.s«id to be more than fifty per
cent of the country's tire output,
Conservative estimates placed the
total tiro production for the quar
ter in excess of 0,000,000 in the
AJcrwiidistrict, where daily produc
tion has been around 130,000 cas
ings and 160,000 tubes, nnd at
present is only 5 to 10 per cent
below these figures.
|Judge Whitfield Is
Hurt in Auto Mishap
You w ill note on tha H upm obile S ix advanced <
. that you w ould expect only on c a n o f m uch
price, such as therm ostatic control o f th*
vibration damper, four-w bssl brake*,
oil Blur.
^ [* But you w ill find such fc*tu rpe edded,n '
but engineered into and
the
'ity that makes up *
telephone call
inspect to y o u r ----1passenger 8edan, or the t
hw ith handy rum ble seat
H upm obik S ix by e l l ’. . .
tm oney in any eu . "•*
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^ will b* n w M
jW w U K tw ' M j
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lies oil requMt.
rates are for
maertloas,
of averafe lengtli
a line.
__ -X*,
charge of 80c for
ing Is restricted
_»Ifia»Uon.
. Is made The Sanwijl be responsible
wthcotract Insertion,
a for suboMuient
.j* office should be
nedlately In cm* of
[ d v e r t is e r s
ild
representative
familiar with rates,
classification, will
lomploto information,
lu wish, they ■will
[ in wording " your
fco make it more efit a n t n o t ic b
era should give their
bostoffk-a address as
■ir phone numbet if
results. About one
of a thousand has
and the others
sunlcate with you
know your address,
itlnuance MUST be
|rion at The Ssaford
or by leUer-.TeleDttUnuanres are not
t 6 r sa le
cat,icing platform. In this
platform several thousand feet of
It. Phone 417-W. R. R. Avinue►
d lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd,
mmerelal Street. - 1 , v . .
nager., Florida Power A Light
ftdre-7».iT
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FOR" RENT.—Space now ._______ AtJTOMOBUl# DEA1
by Chrysler Motor Company, want to salt your used1.ears,
West
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ATTRACTIVE room* t o , rant'
;RNER PARK AND SECOND
■tores or offices st Pack
/<J. w. WANS l e y , Manager
and Commercial Ftrest W.
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CA DILLAC—OAKLAND *
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77—Houses for Rent.
Sanford' Gadillad
‘‘Pho;
117 E. 2nd'6%
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FOR RENT.—6 room modern
•'■BODGE
X v tv i
- w>uae with 8. bedrooms, unfurn
ished.
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$00,00 month.
•' Ajply Pleasure cars and Graham Trotsk*
Elm and 18th 8t.
Phone
DEAN-BERG CORPORATE
515-510 First Nat’l Bank '
8KM1N0LE HUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
FOR RENT.—Furnished • bunga
208 Onk Ave,
low. 4 rooms, bath and garage.
Phone 41
Phone 371-W.
64— Seed, Plants, Fertiliter.
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. Eiw m i
-------tlmatee free. Satisfaction, guaran WILL ’BtiY any quantity good,
teed. Oak AveA 3rd flt, phone 111. , strong plants, up to aeveral nundred e*ch of Bougainvillea, (purple
‘ ’ CLARENCE SMITH
and oibnrtb) flame vine, alamanda,
General Contractor
(yellow hibificus), plumbago and
. «00 Wert First Street
other ornamental shrubs -and
at Phone 441
vlnt*B. W. M, Young, 208 N. Park.
Ave;
:i
JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of
Tin and- Sheet Metal Work. 75—Specials'at the Stores.
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Talephone 111.
HODGINS A COWAN CO., Auto
Radiator and sheet metal works.'
Plain and ornamental sheet metal f t
work. Tel. 71G-W. 207 French
Avenue.
PAINTER—DECORATOR
A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave.
PHONE 303
Furniture Kefinished
RENT or sell.—2 new bungalows,
L. Bland, next Woodruff springs,
First Street, also lots and acreagf
at Osteen. ‘ "
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ANDIRONS
(SCREENS
FOR RENT.—Tvrt small country
reside nee*. Onfc located on 0*1*
ury Ave., near river; the other on
Geneva at Beck -Hammock. Price
$20.00. F. F. Dutton A Co.
FIRE SETS
,
SEE OUR WINDOWS
THE BALL HARDWARE
25— Florists.
! 78—Offices and Desk Room
OFFICE FOR KENT—la Meisch
Bldg Apply A P Conn ally A
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
"STEWART THE FLORIST”
Flowers for all occasions.
McLANDER ARCADE
Phone 781.
80A—Real Estate Directory
66— typ n ted — to B uy.
27—Professional Services.’
TLtililDA --ORLANDO— Orlando
EUGENE PERMANENT Wave , Morning Sentinel;’ largest classi
for $10,00. Marinelio Shop, The fied business, rate 1c a word, min
imum' Z4c cash with order.
Basket. 2nd gnd Magnolia.
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"WANTED TO BUY
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
300 East F irst Street)
j ______________
AT HERALD OFFICE
fVorfipt * Efficient
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP,
Fcrvidi
With Board.
"We specialize in permanent wav 67—Rooms
. •, b h
ing". 200 North Park Ave.
WANTED. — A few boarders;
ind Found.
GOOD HEALTH is your greatest
private home; all home cooking.
asset—CHIROPRACTIC WILL 1702 Mugnoliu Ave,
give and keep you in good health.
nch keys on ring witli Phone 482-J fur appointment. Dr. ROOMS, with or without meals.
lo. PieiiHt* notify Mr.i W E. MacDougall, 1st Nat’] Rank
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
th, or l'lmiiu 1.
Bldg.
68— Rooms Without Board
ce Stations — Re- , 32—Help Wanted— Female
Uf.
EL TRIM CO.
the car, not tho owner.”
817 for estimates.
W. RADFORD
.VULCANIZING
r.LKSs A WELSH
ItniU mnkss friends"
psh
Service Offered
tlftlJG S T O R E —ProDrugs, Soda. We are
ns your phone.
Cull iu:i
53— Building Materials
VS BARBER SHOP
iagnoiia Avenue,
FILL lip your lots.—Dirt for snle
s barbers Special at- reasonable for next few days. Cull
k n ladies and children. 640-J after 6 p. m.
STEAM. PRESSERY
ig, pressing, tailoring. 56—Fuel and Feed
| met to Avenue. Phone
WOOD—For Btove, fireplace or
furnace. _____
Leave orders
lERKJNS,—Haberdasher
______
_____ at. 1|>11
icrs for C o 11 e g i a t • ; Mellonvllle Ave. F. B. Dyson.
110 FirHt Street.
FOR SALE.—Stove and fireplace
wood. Phone 3512. M. M. Lbrd.
IMINOLE PRINTERY
1st. W. N. Lumiey, Prop.
your altering, repuir- 58— Household Goods
w building, neat and
ference. W. I*. Davis,
FOR SALE.—At a bargain, 3 burn
Iin Ave.
er oil range, 54 in. round oak din
ing table, dresser, Rex couch, all
CO CAMERAS
in good condition. Phone 678-W.
ID SUPPLIES
I) DRUG COMPANY
c Rexall StfliaiL^i „„,J.FPR SALE.—Sowing machine and
wclalty or
rtwout
tmprompt
x jm o f *’ piano, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff,
specialty
prescriptions ana aulek Sanford Height. (Opposite Rose
Court.)
delivery.
Soda — Hot Sandwtchqi
61—Miscelleanous.
E—Space on this page
isified advertisements, FOR cypress poles, pilling post,
'ont those, vacant rooms,
wood. Apply T. E. Meares, Osn*e second hand goods? toen, Fla,
^JING UP FATHER
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Vai
Dealers
HELL GOOD USED CARS
1025—Dodge Coupe
1H24—Dodge Special A Sedan
1023—Dodge Coupe
1023—Dodge Touring
11*23—Dodge Panel Truck
l!*2«—Graham I 1-2 To Truck
84—Houses For Sale
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r i m (took "I", p a g ea “r.if" to "44".
It appearliiii from th e aw orh bill
of cimiplnliil h erein fltud th a t you,
und each of you, hold noma sidverae
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or i l t l a to th e e o m p l n lt i a n t ,
iIn- object of ih l* ■till b e in g to c o i i d und act flalde an frau d u lu n t a
rertiiln deed of c o n v e y a n c e frotit
G e o r g e II. F-'eruald Harirwitre Comptitiy to Muhel L. Fernald, and to
c a n cel and act tingle an fra u d u len t
a c e r ta in deed of c o n v e y a n c e from
Mahcl L. F ern ald to (Tutniihell Doaaon, in lioth o f which oeada the
p rop erty lie r e lh a h o v e deaerlheil wna
c o n v ey ed , und to aqt ualdn and can rel c e r ta in o th er ueed a o f c o n v e y
a n ce aa In frau d o f th e c o m p l a i n
ant. and to q u ie t th e tltla' o f Com
p la in a n t In and to th e lanti* a b o v e
doHcrlhed; a n d It., a p p e a r in g t h a t
ME WNiaHW>
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v. b . Donni.ASS.
C lerk of th e C ircuit
Court
of
S em ln u la
C.iunty, F lorida.
Ity A. M. WeaKS.
D ep u ty Clerk.
OBI). O. K B ItltlN O .
S o lic it o r for C om p lain an t.
Sept. 29. Oct. tt-13-20-27.
Dr Fi hU Hf u I H rown
S f » l Cl M ! -i 1
N o n r f j / o o d > ,i ; / S f t u
D /s p a s * ' s
I saccwafuUr tnat
V l O f
1 0 1 (1 0 )0
T r o u b las. Catarrh.
Asthma, May Fever,
Dleeeeee of Women
e n d Chronic e n d
Complicated Disease*
of Men.
Daov*
Would Refinancing ilelp
You lo Carry
Property Commitment ?
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involve you in expensive litigation
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and undesirable publicity. , It may ^
lead to judgment in defau^~-it may
impafr your financial standing and
future.
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Our adjustment service is designed
to avoid court action between buyers
and sellers and either by refinandjng
or adjustment satisfy all concerned#
We are doing i t
Mi '
4<A Share of Your Business Will Be
Appreciated
Charxee reasonable, term s i
pttlent s conven-
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mit us to go over your^ttmuieia} prob- t
lems—we can, we feel turej woifc o iii
a program of action that will save you
loss and enable you to satisfactorily
carry out your purchase obligations.
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tad. no mail order
no fo b s prom isee,
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with scientific equipment,
rlenee, appeal to nor
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treat you, come to ess
my advanced system of
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years and perhaps longer.”
Vaccine'S Preparation
The preparation'of the vaeclafr «a
used ia highly technical and m m
be Mdft-guei
safe-guarded by many prsham-i i i
tioak
is In the-: laboratories.' Prof.
Calmette's original vaccine
propagated through 230 genera
tio n , -thus attenuating its viruU
fence.’ .'The result was a IW thiif -)
tubercplosis germ so weakened
that-' ii do longer possessed th f ll |f l
faciHty of forming tubercules, but
(*1
rotalnuig its ability to create whal
1
are tfrhnicatly known aa antiK'Jl}]
bodleli—substances having an an
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wtl
tagonistic
effect upon the g erm ^ '*
of the disease.
SPECIAL NOTICB—
If unqueeti o n s b 1 s
■kill, earnest efforts,
fidelity to obi I n time
sad sn established ____
Be GRORiRB
i ,V
ed, or of diseases presumed to
tuberculosis. Our daia as y«V,i
able- duration of ''tmmantifjr, .’if*
insufficient to determine Urt i
know onjg that very sr H ic i
y^ents
calves and i
as Weil as observation* o n _
vaccinated since 1921, show
I
ty w . . . . . . .
T H A * MP..4rtC»rt ^
I FIN lA H R D M Y «OOt< '
UAVK.TOf m
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HBBPP
an T r u s t e e s for lilterlu rltcn K«tn lv s, jfnd INTKHLACIIKSN. INC..
fi cwrpmriniim (irsanlxi'il nail
lo g iimler the l a w s tif tile Htute
of Kliirliln, w ith i t s principal p lace
of buslnena In OraiiKe County.
FI or Iit ii. M. li. SKI1II<!L. N U U O N
T. HUDOK, J. W. COLLINS. W.
I-;. O NKIL. I*. I. O'NKIL, B. W.
MOIt It IS. N. C. M o lt K IS. MIIH. L.
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KIKLD. SUSAN It. O ltB B K , noil
--------------- ----------OltK BIt. h e r husl.und, J BAN W. W KIIHTKIt and
----------------------------■WKH8TKH. her
hunhand. II II. OOODLINO, W. C.
■IONICS, MAltV B. HAMIIKL anil
---- _ _ _ _ _ — —
SAM' CBL. her
hnahanil, and L. T. MARKS,
I'left- ndaniH.
Furnished /rooms, twin beds, suit
able fori, 2 gentlemen. 321 1-2 OCEAN Front Ijot and Accretions
cIoku to new bridge approach,
West farst St.
______ V
________________ New Smyrna Beach, $2,500.00. Geo.
69— Rooms for Housekeeping I. Fullerton owner, 135 Canal St.,
Now Smyrnu, Fla.
FOR RENT.—Furnished two room 89— Wanted— Real Estate
apartment corner Central and
French Ave.i
A CHEAP 4 room house wanted
for $2,500. Our prospect bus
FOR RENT. — Two furnished
rooms for: «l«ht housekeeping. $400 cash. Closer in tho better.
Scruggs-Scoggun Realty Co. Phonu
110(1 W. First St.
O R D B II O F F I'llt.M 'A T IO N
735 or 784-J.
STATB OF FLOIUDa, TO TUB
AFTER NAMBD
I'AUTIKH.
' FOR RENT,—Rooms for light
..................
.
URBETINOH:
housekeeping. 1020 Laurel Ave. 90— Automobiles For Sale
To j. \V. T h o m p so n , w h o s e adilroas
• •
[la t r2002 Real K»tate E x c h a n g e ll u ll d .
D etroit, M ich igan ; to o . w .
TWO large furnished
house WILLYS-KNIGHT a n d Overland
F and M Motor Co ,
^N nrt,n-‘
-■- M ontankeeping rooms water, light, gas.
ew J e rwho"'s e y : lo"ddru**
J a m e s »M.
IihuR, a n o n -r e s id e n t of tho Blitlu of
1 ^ French, cor. 11th St.
Park and Commercial
Florida, w ho** addren* Is u n k n o w n ;
-A_______
to M. E. Hulhel, whoHC resid en ce, atlFOR KENT.—3 rooms, completely
CHRYSLER
ilrnss, or w heru n b ou t* Is u n k n o w n ;
J i u n COt./tJ- J
| Neison
emun T,
i . Hodge,
n o o g e , whoso
wooho
resilience.
residence
furnished, screened porch, priv CHAS, T. FULLER MOTOR
P h o n o ft!l2 i tttltlress or w h e r e a b o u t s 1* u n k n o w n ;
ate bath, upstairs, gas, electricity, 411 W. 1st St.
nunu utfi |
w |lllllo resid en ce, ttdwgter and telephone, High St. botire sb or w hurra limits Is it it k n o w n ;
IV. E, O’Neil, w h o so rcsld en co, ittlJEWETT AND PAGE
een Elm and French.
Phone
iltHS* or w h n r c a b o u ts Is u n k n o w n ;
HIVE'S GARAGE
9-J.
to D, I, O’Neil. Whose resid en ce, a d
Saiiford Dealer
d ress or w h e r e a b o u t s Is u n k n o w n ;
Phone 017 to K. W. Morris, w h o s e resid en ce, a d
TWO nice, dean, furnished house- 20B W. 1st S t ‘
d r e s s nr w h e r e a b o u t s Is u n k n o w n ;
HUPS—MARMONS
Koeping rooms, first floor. 312
to N. C. Morris, w h o s e resid en ce, a d
Sanford Automobile Co.
B; 5th St.
d ress or w h e r e a b o u t s la u n k n o w n ;
Phone 187 Mrs- L. Park h ill and
-*U> ----------------------------- ■ ■■ ■ 206 Magnolia Ays.
P u rk h lll. h er h u sb an d , w h o s e r e s i
X,WO ROOMS with kitchenette and
a d d r e s s or w h e r e a b o u t s Is
private bath, attractively furn- L. A. RENAUD wishes to announce dence.
u n k n o w n g t o R. D. Field, w h o s e r e s
that he is back at his old stand at idence, a d d r e s s or w h e r e a b o u t s Is
iahed, moderate rent. W. M. Young,
820 W. First S t, doing Garage u n k n o w n ; to S u sa n H, G reer and
208 N .J ’ark Ave.
Greer, her , h u s and Auto Electric Repairs, and hand, whose residence,
address or
^ R K APARTMENTS—Furnish'- will give the same high grade whereabouts Is unknown; to Jean
IV. Webster and
•;LP<* corner Centre) St. and Park service as in the past and run Webster,
her. husband, whose reili.—Electrical
refrigeration,—• under the same name of SAN dence, address
. or whereabouts la
phy steel kltchtn, etc; Phone FORD BATTERY SERVICE CO.
unknown; H. B. doodling, whose
residence, address or whereabouts Is
unknown:. W. c. Jones, whose resi
NASH '
dence,
address, or whereabouts la
YWO unfurnished.apartments, one Leads the world In motor car value. unknown; Mary E. Samuel and
Samuel, her huaSMITH MOTORS COVacant on I3th. 1402 W. 1st. St.
li
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i LENT THAT OOOKg
THAT m a c &ib WANTED
ME TO hK AD TO MR
C O O F -l'U -C K T hRM
J
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DODGE BROTHERS
McCALL & FOX, Real estate In
vestments. Best buys are among
our listings. Phone 745.
85—Lots For Sale
M
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.—UP)—
Infants have
clnatdd •:
Weitl-Hatie,
the school for child welfare of the
"”
of Medicine, Paris, iald
fora the National Tuberonlosla A^ociatlort convention.• “ 'B C G' it the name given the
aubitancejuaed In vaccinating' 18fants,” said Dr, Weill-Hale. "It hat
resulted in the redaction of, mortal
ity to le u than one per hundred the
years of life, whereas the mortality
among children of the same age,
not bo vaccinated and reared in con
A t t o r n e y s fo r C o m p la in a n ts.
taminated families, in at least
Sept. 19. Orl. fi-11-10.
twenty-five per hundred.”
■KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
Not A Sure Care
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. IN TUB CIHClltT COURT, 1BV- Tho reports were baaed on the ex
ENTH JUDICIAL I W lJ I t , OF perience among infants in France,
^
U. S. L Batteries.
FLORIDA,
IN -gilfN
AMD.'i FOR THE
------ OF
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Distributors Chandler
Great Britain, Belgium and Swed
COUNTY
SBNlNOLR.
IN CUANCKHY. •
en.
Commercial Avenue
WATHON M. HE E L . C o m p la in a n t.
“This treatment in not a cure for
V8.
BE SURE and see the new custom | CAMPBEU, BO8HON. In Ills own
tuberculosis,” Dr. WcUI-Hallo stat
built • Studebnkors
rlKhl. >ntl na Kxccutor and Trus ed. "The vaccination is perform
tee under thu Will of SWBUI. h
ed only upon infants and immedi
SAN JUAN GARAGE
Kl'JItNAl.D, deceased.'. ANNA H.
ately
nfter birth. Up to the pres
HUNTING, mid nil parties or per
SANFORD BUICK CO.
sons elulruliiK any Imerast under. ent, only u very small number of
MAI)El, I,. FKftNALP, deceased, hs deaths from tuberculosis is report212 Magnolia Ave.
heirs, leKntees, Kranteea, devise,u^,
Phone 307
or otherwise. In the property In
volved In this suit. Defendants.
OKDKIl OK POBMCATION
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
To the Defendants, CanJPustl BosEdward Higgins, Inc.
soii, Individually, and as Executor
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 831 and Trustue umlar ths..Will Of-Ma
bel L. Fernald. deceand,. pf C*mhrldae, Middlesex County. Mass.;
Anna II. HuntliiK, or Newton, Mass.;
und to all persons or umrtjtta claimPALM BEACH COUNTY — The Inn any Interest under Mabel L.
Fernald. dsceasetl, us heirs, devisees,
scene of stupendous develop grantees,
legatees, or atherwtSQ, In
ment. Read cbuut it in tho Palm tile lunds Involved ln-thle suit; slttilt i rtt in
wnuttvj . fFlorida.
■ t
In Seminole County.
Beach Post. Sample copy sent on tintetl
and deHorlltetl as follows)iWl Lot Eli
request.
(S) of Itliu-k Fifteen ( IB). Tier Three
(3), of Hanford, Florida, iicrardlna
to K. It. Trufford’H map of Hanford.
THRASHER A GARNER
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
112 S. Park Ave., Bapford
SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys
in Real Estate, 230 Meisch Build
ing.
FOR Re MT.—Large room, twin REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE
beds, 5 minutes from postoffice.
812 Union Ave, Phone 571-J.
I__s4 l.ml. . r - T .
.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
"THE LOT KING" „
300 First National Bank Bldg.
band, Whose realds
whereabouts is unk
:U and each
It Is ordered that
of you appear tS, tl
of Complaint horeln
oVembVr, A.
fore- the 1st day
a Rule Pay
P. J ill, the same,
of this Honor*
onorsbl
bat this noIt Is___rther
further a
_ the Banford
tlco be publish
r published In
Herald, a new:
bunt?, Florida.
Sanford, Semin
tlve
once a week for four consecutive
Weeks .■
>V. .• i
i »'*«•
Witness the haiid and'aipaf 'of V,
E. Pouglass, Clerk of tHe Circuit
Court or Seminole. Cpunty at the
Court House this 4t|fc*day of BcntsmbSr, A. D, l*f«. •
1
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(Official
I.)
It) GLASS,
Vi. B. DOth
Clerk ofT t h e ;
Circuit iCourt.
By A. M. W e e k s .
Deputy Clerk.
MAOtmiF, ft VOOHHIS,
SALE or rent, 4 room house,
FOR REN)1.—One large furnished FOR
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
electric
lights, garage, 122 1-2
TWO experienced waitresses need
bedroom;- 018 Oak Ave.
Palmetto.
ed. Bell Cafe. / :
ROOMS for rent. 400 Myrtle Ave. COLONIAL COTTAGE. — Five
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
"I
34—Help—Male or Female
largo
rooms
und
double
garage,
a v is
ROOM amt board. Private family. surrounded by oak, magnolia and
o v e r the a g e of t w e n t y - o n e y ea rs,
Reasonable
nrlee.
Ladies
prefer
W A N T E D.—C O J U P E T E N T
and that th ere In .no p e r s o n In -the
PHONE 3
cedar trees. On one of Hnnford's
Htute of F lo r id a jlMe edtylrwfot' a
STENOGRAPHER AND BOOK red. 203 M|p)e Ave.
main avenues. Price $12,000.00.
auhpoenu upon w h o m w o u ld b in d
w
KEEPER. APPLY IN PERSON.
you
It la. t h e r e f o r e , ord ered that
Bart Nttiion, 507 First Nutiqna!
FOR
RENT.—Furnished
room
with
you. and each at
ha and
SANFORD MACHINE CO., SAN
Bank
Building.
private tyath. Ladies preferred.
ap p ea r on th e la t iltiv'or N ovem ber,
FORD, FLA.
91—Legal
Notices.
1201 Magnolia Ave. Phone 330-J.
A D. l!t"S. to tlie h i l l . C o m p l a i n t
WH offer fur quick sale, 5 room
h erein filed iign ln al you. n il* deWANTED—Colored cook—apply
stucco bungalow, with built in
cieeM pro confeHso Will he en tered
FOR
RENT,—Nice
furnished features,
today. 1422 Park Avenue.
at « price that will pay
u r n In at y o u anil
fin a l
Jhditmcui
rqotii. hot , water. Rent reuttou- you
in
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c o n se q u e n t upon, aaid decree*.
to investigate. A small cash
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payment will giye immediate pos IIIA n IN A N D F O R NKM INOI.H t hi s ord er o f iiiih llcu llon H
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C O U N TY . IN C IIA N C K K Y .
session and tho balance arranged
lished III Tli« Hanford
Iternld,
n
O il,!. F U R S P E C IF IC
LOANS—Money available a t 7 per I*6fe RENT.—One large front bed* like rent.
n e w s p a p e r p ith lla iie d a - In Hanford.
FHR FO KM A NC K
rotprti
fufnlshed.M
10
E.
3rd
St.
cent. Close in property. A. P.
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.,
S e m in o le County, F lorida, o n c e
u
(' R HOWEIIB uml K, T. HAINIIH,
Connelly A Sons.
I'limiihtlnania.
Tel
732. 311 First Nut. Rk. Bldg.
Week for fo u r c o im e c u llv e w eek*.
FOR RENT-—Furnished room with
-.vnW IT N K SS my hand and the Meal
J W. T IIU M I’HUN, *i. W. M A Ilprivnte butb. Ladies preferred.
o f mild Court at Hanford, Florida,
SANFORD, FLA.
42— Educational
TIN, JAMKH M, MONTANBAIJI.T
t h i s tilth day of S ep tem b er. A. II
1201 Magnolia Ave. Phone 3G0-J.
ivc & Furniture Co.
E. First Street
ACCOMMODATION—for several
tarry a full line
more children in kindergarten.^
1are right. Cash or Afternoon session. South Side Prl
want your business.
mnry.
Concrete Co., general
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Today’s Line-up [
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Combs’ cf
Koonig, ss
Ruth. If
Mcusel, rf
Gehrig, lb
Iaizzeri 2I>
Dugan, 3b
Severcid. c
Pennock, p ,
ST. LOUIS
Douthit, cf
Southworth, rf
Hornsby, 2b
Bottomley, lb
I , Bell. 3b
Hafey, If
O’Farroll, c
Thcvcnow, ss
Shonlel, p
PAR IS ,
Oct.
7.—-(/Pi-—Qdcoif* qcss lleuna accompanies her moth*
Mnric of Rumania has bobbed hair, JDr on all Im shopping expeditions.
but she will not wear short skirts. - Prince Niihol.ts, however, seems
...
Also she is sticking to her custom to have forgotten all about pur
D is tric t
A t to r n e y
C e n t e r s 1of showing originality in choosing chasing neckties, collars and other R ills Ennctted In 179
sree Man W in s
Fennock W in s His n<
Which Have Been Dormant
E ffo r t s on An E f f o r t to her costumes for the trip to the •things needed for tin* (rip across
John Holder!
Contest O f Series v
tlie Atlantic H«> is absorbed in his
O b tain
T e s tim o n y
A b o u t : U'dted iRnU**For Years to he Invoked
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ho
lju<len
itni
non
adamant
to
passion
for
automobiles
and
First Inning
Runoff Prim ary
In H urler s’ Battle/
By Public Safety Director
ai! 1 lazed By I^ a n ^ t'lis t ^ Rl t.,,troatios of tho high priests •Kneiids most of Ins time in the
i Combs flied out to Hafey. Thevof
fashion
thnt
she
accept
without
Show
room:',
"
f
the
lending
makes
I
enow
threw
out
Koenig
at
first.
W ith W illie
to One Vote
1Ruth grounded out to Hornsby. No
W ork O f Diver May alteration their modes and they sro /©f cars.
Playing
of
Football
fearful lest tho great publicity
Queen Marie has had Mrs. Wood
runs, no bit*, no errors.
Be Told in Court given to her dress, may have row Wilsoin as a guest at ten. Game Opens Question Holm hit the first hall to Koenig
affects on their styles for the sea They met in llueharest several
1and was out. Koenig juggled
Man Expected to Tell How ' " • * 'nn»l
1,11 thoir calculations. Weeks ngo while Mrs. Wilson was T w o Police O fficers ‘ Fired’ Southworth’ s grounder and the
l\.i.n,n.i;ui'u
.j
Marie continues to inject her on a tour of the East. Mrs. WilSouthworth
For Failure to Enforce runner was safe.
hynnKeliHt
s Mother Told
own
i(U.UH inlo most of th(J, numcr. fon will be a passenger on the
stede second. Pennock threw out
Orders
o
f
Their
Superior
Diver to Continue His Work ous costumes she is ordering. Leviathan, on whicli Queen Mario
Hornsby at first, Southworth go Game Gives Ajnej
tor - Elect Has
-------j Meanwhile,tho work of filling tho has a suite, when the vessel leaves
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j ing to third. Lazzeri threw out
, LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7— </P)-—■ rows of trunks lining the hallway for New York next Tuesday.
L eagu ers The
Doctor, Farm I IT rS R IJR till, Oct. 7.— (/P)— Bottomley. No runs, no hits, no
Edward J. Trotter, formerly Efforts to obtain new evidence in j outside her suite at the hotel, is
The Queen and Princess Henna Pennsylvania's second largest city errors.
W ith ______
3 _ Victories
Business Man secretary of the Titusville cham charting the California-Arizona . proceeding rapidly. . Most o f the attended the performance of “ The lo<,ny fjl, t.,| th(. |)r„ s,„.(.t „ f a sportSecond Inning
' -• vwqr,
ber of commerce, today assumed trail blazed by Aimer Semple Me- ' pu'—bases thus far have been Dictator" last night. The p la y 1.
, ..
.
...
.
,
L.
Bell
knocked
down
Meusel'''
deals with kings, queens, dictators l,,ss 'S‘" " ,HV w,lh ,,n adilftionul hot grounder niul threw him out.
S P O R T S M A N ’S P A R R O T * '
INTA. Out. 7.— (A P ) I be secretaryship of the Sanford Rherson during Iwr absence f r o m jco.-' men for formal orensions.
Angclu.s Temple occupied District I N. -hie exceptions are two or and other functionaries in modern j
on Sunday sales o f tobacco Gehring singled over hocnnd base. LOUIS, Oct. 7,— ( A P ) — RaL •
Hardman of Com- Chamber of Commerce, a post that Attorney
Asa Keyes ns a he sum- 1three 'iort suits to wear on the European states.
was left vacant some time ago
land confections a strong prolmhil- Ixtzzeri singled into right field,
lying at the close o f a
fcfented John N. Hold- by tin resignation o f It. W. Pear- monod more witnesses for ttic re- ; voyage. There constantly are arPrinccss Beatrice cancelled her ity.
Gehring going to third.
Dugan
suinption of the evangelist’s pre [rivin g st the ! -«e| numbers of passage on the leviathan for family
Ffcrson by an .almost man.
fought
pitchers’ battle
Invoking the “ blue Inws" of
limiimry hearing today following frocks, eve.ii’ig dresses and coals reasons, but exactly what the rea- 1 7‘U. ignored for more than a hit into a double play. No runs,
[ne vote ratio in yestween
Sherdel
and Pennock ;
two hits, no crrorH.
yesterday’s recess.
i to wait for final inspection. I*rin- sons are have not In-come known?
i entury by police officials, James
Bell struck out, Dugan throw the Yankees defeated the
Democrntic GuberPending arrival of tin* newest |- —
M. ('Inrk, Pittsburgh’s director of out
Hafey at Iirst.
first.
O’Farrell
Ut Matey
u r arreu r n rHinnlfi ^ to ? in ton Innfnaft* **
run-off
primary,
state witnesses, Koyt s indicated |
public safety, yesterday prohibited singled
inglcd o ff Pcnnock’s
Tonnock’s glove, tho ^ a ™ ,naJ * J !t0 nr u *
but unofficial rei» desire to recount efforts o f Fred
W
orld’s a*-***’
the playing of any Sunday sports, ball bouncing to Koonig. Thovcnow.tn
Thovcnow i m the
th e fift
fifth
WorldJB
Harribon, a deep sea diver, to
[mpileri today showed.
including foutbnll, baseball, golf, flied out to Combs. No runs, on e ' game here today. The
iccovcr the evangelist's body Sail
hit, no errors.
nl number o f county unit
ta Monica bay, where she w a s !
Third Inning
• « )« »
tM
Jitcd to Hardman was ‘200
thought to hnvo drowned when
Sevcrid . m i » fly
in IIoim. ’ 'n t U o ninth and put over the kreil with 122 for Holder,
she disappeared May 18. Harrison
ban all Sunday activity blit that Sherilel threw out Pennock at firs t. , W in n in g run in the tjBltn/ J
lination, .208 were ncresdied o f pneumonia after several
necessary for life.
flu popular voto cstiydKcd
O'Farrell took Combs’ short roller
days of divyig and the story of
by inning:
Talk of applying for an injunc a n d t h r e w h i m o u t . N o r u n s , n o N cScore
klly complote returns from Main Purpose o f Chamber la his search will he told by Robert
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tion to prevent carrying out of h i t s , n o c r r o T s .
[tics and including majorTo Make City Better Place I). Hunt, a fellow diver.
jst
Ixn,j„
000 j p o 100
fa tea, wan Hardman 40,188
First Man to Reach N o rik Novelist and C. C. Rolfe o f the director’ll order was heard in
huemg throw out Sherdel nt
"
-S
In Which to Live, Asserts
Hunt is expected to testify he
football circles hut nothing defi first.
ter 28,801. Hardman enrHolm fanned. Southworth1 The Cardinals acorad in : U K T
Pole
by
A
ir
to
Visit
A
ll
Avon
Park
Come
Here
to
T rotter Upon A rrival Here was engaged by Mrs. Minnie Ken
nite along thal line yet has been
cyuntics and 48 went to
a high fly to Ruth. No runs, fourth when Bottbmloy doubled to,
;|ar tH ,o f Country In Plea’f
inspect R. F. Symes Farm ; clone. Doubt whether such an in sent
nedy. tho cvniigclist’s mother, to
no hits, no errors.
’
'of*
loft n«lfl
field nn»l
and scored on n«n*«
BeU’i. ,
The chief function of a chamber nld Harrison in the search for Mrs.
For
i ’ “ “ Commercial
r'~
* ’ Aviation
* * “
Owns a Colonization Tract junction could l>e obtained wns ex
ing single. The crowd wont.fr..
Fourth Inning
lardman will succeed Gov- of commerce anywhere and In a McPhofoon’n body and thnt ho was
pressed by Samuel II. Gardner,
raced acrOaa the
jlifford Walker threo days city of any size Is making that ci instructed to continue diving after
Koonig i.u-u
flied out to Hafey. Ruth ns Bottomley
. r Allo . v
ivoo.i.g
,Vn , 7 rucc“
«».W S
W ASHINGTON, Oct. 7^— (/P)__
Rex Beach, famous novelist, ar district attorney
for A l l * . , WBUl0d. M, u<<1 „ w „ u l l o a r i . y ;
Legislature convenea on ty a better place to live,,
ho had told hja employer there was Tho airplane Lp which f ’miimander
county.
rived in Sanford today for a short
th Wednesday in June of
and Ruth hud to race buck to fixmt.
‘
L‘v^ nr« lnc tc0,u" 1 V* *
Thir, was the answer of Edward no body in tin* surf.
Under the director’s order, all
Richard E. Byrd flew over tho visit at the celery fnrm o f Roy F
Nv run,, n . hit.,
t
J. Trotter, new secretary o f tho
Kives ybsterday- announced disPittsburgh golf courses ond ten < "■ «" * ......
enge’iy of new evidence to prove North Pole left here toduy on a Symes near here. Ho was accom- nis courtH, whether on public or
ITA, OcJ. 7.-.M AV ctalPl Sanford Chamber of Commerce,
Pennock -.took H^rnaby'a oaay .
a" d :
answer
to-n
qiMwtlotmf'
hi#'Ajnrge that tho evangelist, was flight which will take it to aTTWiMiled by C. C. Rolfe, secretary of privnte property will bn closed on
feiT'lm
cor/?1
today extendi
roller and throw him out. BottomFt
representative.
Mr.
Trotter
ar
not
kidnapped
in
the.
statement
Sunday
unless
legal
efforts
ii
parts of the country on a tour in the Avon Park Chamber of Com
fns to Ur. L. G. IJardley doubled to left field. Bell sin- 8 *T *
tightened. «iid
rived
here
Wednesday
from
Titus
o
f
two
witnesses
from
Giln
Rend.
with
two men on
stall Clnrk’s move.
defoatetl him yesterday
the interest of commercial nvin- merce.
glod, scoring
Bottomloy.
Ruth " »be
W KRuth
U tn w
l
CPFairell return__ to _
If Clark goes nhend with his made a wonderful catch o f Hafcy’n
rimary election for the ville, where he held u similar posi Arizona, who declare the evange tion.
Mr.
Beach
is
developing
25
acres
Ic nomination for Govor- tion. He assumed his new duties list passed through there in an
' for agricultural purposes near plans to enforce literally all phases foul. Bell wont out trying to steal D ltehlnrH nw ra
fflitomidiile at. the time she says
f Holder pledged Ur. llard- today.
W
ASHINGTON.
Oct.
7.
-(/IV
|Avon Park and which will be dl- of the “ blue laws” nil stores in tho ,,m „,l. Ono run. . « M U. « . «r. |
shi* was held for ransom. The
“ When you make your city th
“ tuistinted co-oped'it ion
city will have to close with the
i'Bo small farms. The little
worthy i f lort which le- best." he said "you have *15,0(10 I statements were obtained from K. Witli the first Irnmi-Polnr flight I
Klflh l „ « l » v
S ju S d ” ' , t
.° „ T it &
T ,
,V
|forward in behalf of I he person* talking for your city. Your 1Blevins, telegraph operator, and in history already in her log, tIn- farms will he rented to colonist <I )u!wvvlr ‘ m , * II
i
*" sHI
Bell threw out I-azzerl at first, announced that the finger
that I l*,'" ,,k Ihily, freight agent for the Byrd plane, ".Miss Josephine Ford," who must live on the property. A ' 2 ' , ,'ii
frogresa and development, eit v gets advertising from
ing implements hnd
cottage, farming
^
..'l!!' was" lexpressed
0" ' m »: Dugan flied out to Bottomley. badly bruised.
ninny people.
If your people like Soul hern Pacific Railroad at Gila
plies.
Some doubt,
|a."
wns
tuned
tip
today
for
the
start
Severcid flied out to Hnfcy. No
modern
equipment
are
furnished
The crowd cheered Sout
.
whother he hnd the authority toDemocracy like our, the Sanford they are going to tell oth- Bond.
runs, no hits, no errors.
of another reeord air journey 7, to each tenant by Mr. Bunch.
«s ho mado a spectacular catch!
issue
n
drastic
order.
ers.
And
when
they
are
satisfied
Blevins
and
Uuly
told
Keyes
dcke people is supreme and
O’Farrcll's hot grounder bounced ! Laaxerl’s fly In the sixth.
.
As tho author of stories with
Tho campaign against Sunday
[the will of tho people as here, they will plan to stay and I tectivea that n woman entered the 000 mile roughly circular tour of
n background in Alaska, Mr. Beach sports began u week ngo when a o ff Koenig's hand for a hit. Koe were three men on bases and ;i
others
will
come
and
your
city
will
;
rnilrond
telegraph
office
June
If*
the United States in which about became internationally famous as sports began u week ago when a
[in Wednesday's election,"
throw out Thevenow, O’For- tho ball hnd gone a foot farther' l l ’
grow.
and sent a message to Douglas.
fr’s statement said,
-10 cities will be visited for the pro a novelist. Some of his best known fnnihun
vu
y
JK-.!l.f
-/!.
rcM
ccond- Sherdel Struck'would have gone for a home run
footbnll game near his church on out. Holmto "wont
ktsnnding issue in earn“ If your city hud dirty streets, Arizona, stuting that the automo
out, Koenig to Southworth was compelled t o ____
works are "The Spoilers” ; "Thu Sunday.
motion of commercial aviation.
bilo
in
which
she
was
traveling
Director
Clark
ordored
whether Georgia shall there were no parks and the theuNo runs, one hit, no cr- 1 Up against tho wall to make th t;
Barrier” ; “ Pnrilners"; “ Thu Nut"; that gnmc and all others stopped Gehrig.
had
broken
down
and
that
she
Of
nil
sections
of
the
country,
rnru
1
_ A.
Ned with a great state ■I ers did not present high class
rors.
I catch.
and "Flowing oGId.’
and two police lieutonnntB have
gage or whether it shall amusement and the service of pub- would take u train. When shown only the extreme Pacific north
Sixth
Inning
With 38,000 fans cheering.for
;
Mr. Beach attended Rollins Col been misnended for failure to en
u pay ns you go policy. |lie utilities was indifferent, the photographs of tho evangelist west will not have an opportunity
Rennock
doubled
into
loft
Held
I
rally,
the
Cardinals
came
nick.I:
they
identified
her
as
the
woman
lins
of
Winter
l’urk
from
181H
to
force his order.
elide anti* f*ed that
at people would not he satisfied, and
when Hafey mado a had misjudge the seventh to untie the score,
to see the famous plane, ns the 181KI, and luter. studied law in
r fifths of the people of there is work for a chamber of The dis.Vlct nttnrmty also scii.d
Questioned concerning the ban, of his fly. Combs walked. Koenig the first man up, hit the first
the
handwriting
on
the
telegram
Chicago.
He
was
president
of
the
itinerary
cnlls
for
a
hop
from
Snlt
oppose a state bond is- commerce. This body is a clear
Clark said that if it “ proved singled into left and Pennock icor- to left field for two bases snd a fffr ■
:
ing house for all those things that corresponds to thnt of Mrs. Mc Lake City to Nevada points und Authors League of America, 11)17- obnoxious to the people it is their ed, Combs going to second. Ruth Hafey hath-flied out Bell count
21 .
equally convinced IImt are connected with a city's wcl- Pherson.
privilege to go to the Legislature fanned. Mcusel flied out to South- ed on O’ Farrell’s single, his
thence mi to San Francisco, with
Mr. Rolfo on a recent visit to and get the mensuro amended,” worth, Combs running to third on [ hit of tho day.
lie accepted in good faith I fare.”
the return journey to Washington
i*ment of my opponent I Mr. Trotter will have bis desk
Sanford declared that he believed saying however that all such at the catch. Gehrig walked and the ] The Yankees tied in the nl
traced along the southern portion celery could be raised near Avon tempts in the past hud failed.
|is opposed to state bonds ! near ‘ the front of the large office
bases were filled.
1-azzori filed )*dth Paschal, plnch-hittlng
of the nation.
statement of several news- ! occupied by the trade body on MugPark with ua much success ns in
to Southworth. Ono run, two hits, Dugan, singled to center to
bnd advocates that the ‘.noliu Avenue. “ I want to he where
Blue Laws Is Tightened
Expenses of the expedition will Seminole County. Today's visit is
Gehrig who had doubled and
no errors.
I of state bonds was not an i others can hoc me when they come
for the purpose of studying local
DOVER.
N. IL, Oct. E .-(/P )—
Southworth wont out to Gehrig to third on Lazserl’a perfect
be defrayed by the Daniel Guggen
|the campaign.
methods on celery growing.
Blue laws which last Sunday wero unasistvd. Combs made n fine run Here Shcadel tightened and
i in." lie said.
. ..
heim fund which is acting in co
I being undoubtedly true I ,
.
„
,
......
invoked to prevent a baseball game ning catch of Hornsby’s long drive, the next three men. The Ca^dljtaU.'SS
»t in good faith with the
Agriculture and poultry in Ncnuoperation
with
the
Department
of
other sports was further ad Bottomloy struck out. ffo runs, woro threo_ up and three
thrf- down
J---- In ■
Sanford’s new municipal nurs
Sarasota Wom an Dies and
|he bond advocates will M"b' <'o»mty/will claim much of tho
vancing today.
Commerce. In preparation for the
their half of the ninth.
.
no
hits,
no
errors.
ery,
virtually
completed,
haw
7.0(H)
the anti-bond advocates in , “ ‘‘'v secretary’s time here. In his
start today, the plane was brought W hen Car Overturns
A petition containing 700 names
Seventh Inning
Ithe pay as you go plan a commercial secretary work
in plants, trees and shrubs, which will here yesterday from Miller Field
was presented asking Attorney
Dugan poped out to Bell. Thnvc- Ai|to Accidents lit
path m the matter of con I Georgia and South Carolina, he be used to beautify the streets ami New York.
General Jorcmey
Wulden. thnt nnw threw out Sevoroid at first.
SARASOTA,
Fla.,
Oct.
7—(/I*)—
parks
of
the
city.
The
Munici
; highways and in expand- ' vas constantly in contact with
On the first leg of the journey - Mrs. Sarah CnrHon, daughter of everything from golf to gasoline Sherdel took Pcnnock’s hdppor and B ig Cities For Y e a iii
(durational system."
farming problems and he plans to pal pier has been lieautificd with
sales he stopped on Sundays under
j continue his work in that line here, shrubs, bought by tho city beauti Washington to New York, Lieute Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Pipes, Sr., of tho laws which wore the basis of throw him out at,first. No runs, Total Over Thoi
,ri
Now
Orleans
wns
Instantly
killed
fication
committee.
nant
Commander
Richard
E.
Byrd,
no hits, no errors.
i n I I / ! 11 T|jf 1
I 'I'lio new secretary ih a gradutho hnsoball complaint.
at
an
early
hour
this
morning
who
commanded
the
trans-polar
Plantings uro being made on
Bell hit a double into le ft field.
I I I Tf 111 1 V 1 & K C <>t« of the law school of the Uni
Rev.< Lester Holmes, pastor of
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7^'
Bell
versity of Georgia, a World War the Enst First Street extension flight, planned to ho ut the con whon an automobile she was driv tho Baptist Church, moved to end Hafey flied out to Ruth.
Automobile accidents in 78 _ _
ing
overturned.
Her
little
nine
trols,
hut
thereafter
tho
plane
will
and
landscape
architects
nro
mak
scored
when
O'Farrell
singled
for
veteran, a Kiwanian und Mason.
baseball by petitioning third hit of tho day. Thovonow principal cities at the Unitod Stmt
ing plans for improving the ap he piloted by Floyd Bennett, naval year old daughter and three Sunday
Governor Winnnt.
pearance of the three large city aviator, who flew with Commander friends with her at the time es
sent up a high fly to Lazzeri. totalled 4,162 during the first 1 . ,
Jury
Frees Graves parks.
Byrd over the North Pole. Ben caped unhurt,
Gohrig took Sherdol’s grounder. weeks of 1020. This is ah.siswn
age, tho Commerco Department 1'
Ono run, two hits, no errors.
Earnest Londonberg, who had nett will he in chargo .after the unhurt.
ported today, ‘of more
Utlees will he appointed Charged W ith H aving charge of tho lundneano work in plane leaves New York City.
Eighth Inning
Mrs. Carson, for the past year
deaths
a day and is equivalent
is formulated for the Ar- Rum
in Possession San Lanin, new residential sec Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, a resident of this city, was plan
Combs singled over second. Koo an annual death rate of 18.0
Duy Celebration in San______
tion, and is now superintendent of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, ning to leave for New Orleans to
nig filed out to Hafey. Ruth forc overy 100,000 persona.
‘...vmRi
e d Combs, Sherdel to Thevenow.
TlTi oJ.'i,,!!1
. me.fcti.nK
j Will Graves, owner of a mcr- parks here, is directing tho work Indianapolin, Chicago, Milwuukcc, day and when tho accident hap
There
was
a
conilderabld*1
'
1*. ' . •’ k post of Ameri- chnniliae store
Bell throw out Meuftel. No runs, tion from month to month'!;,
storc on tho OYInndo- for tho beautification committee. St. Louis, Kunsas City, St. Joseph, pened this morning she was re
[ion lu re Monday night in
ono hit, no errors.
Two members of tho' committee, Mo., Omuha, Donver, Cheyenne, turning from tho homo of friends
Oviedo roud, was found not guilty
nuinber of fatalities. Starting
Ions hut. M. B. Hutton.
Seven cases of1possession of li.
Holm Walked. Southworth forced 481 In the January period* thr"
on a charge o f possessin o f liquor Mrs. E. F. Housholder and Mrs. Snlt Luke City, Elko (N ov.), Reno, in a city 12 miles away, where she
[mmnnder, haa called the i by a jury in County Court this
ouor have ‘ been dlipoaed of in Holm at second. Homaby hit Into
Henry Wight will ropresent San San Francisco, Los Angeles, SAn had gono to hid them goodbye.
off. ta .a mlni&unr o fil
for 8 o’clock. A public , nioPnmir
The body will be sent to New County Court vrnWh convened a double play, Laneri to Koenig>
Diego, Tucson, El Paso, Fort
ford
at
tho
stato
meeting
of
c)Xy
March, increased to
foment will bo made next
.
Orleans
tonight
whoro
interment
Worth,
Dallas,
Shreveport,
Littlo
Tuesday,
but
no
convictions
have
to Gobrig. No rups, no hits, no er- foarx weeks ending- Jane -l#,';
1 of tho program nnd or-1
Proaeeutor E. F. Housholder had beautification workers in Mel Rock, Memphis, Mbnroe, Now Or will take place. In addition to her
In addition ona m s .
.f
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, lower fer fte-nekt t w o ’ ^ '
fnn.
|seven five-gallon jars of moon bourne, Oct. 18. The committee [ leans, Birmingham, Atlanta, Au mother and father and a little been obtained.
Ninth Inning
,
to a maxi mu
shine brought into court, which meets on the fiWit Thursday of gusta, Faycttcvlllo, or Raloigh, daughter, the deceased is survived case haa been temporarily pasted
over and two more are yet to bo
iufVC,i !,,K
memorial
each month.
Gehrig doubled Into left field.
IWorld War horoes nt the he aiid was seized in a garage
Richmond and then return to by a brothor, Randolph Pipes, of disposed of for this term.
Lazserl banted soffltf, Gehrig goa
Id of Park Avenue will take alleged to have been under tho
Washington.
The criminal docket presents In Irtg to th ird .P a s c m ^ a T a & t-in
.'-i kf cBy'
.
control
of
tho
defendapt.
Graves
? the morning, to be Imteresting facta on the fat® of th® to hit for Dugan and h« ae& n
[y followed by boat races did not go on tho witness stand,
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~ alleged liquor law violator In Sem
Texas leaguer to center to score
but his counsel declared 'that his
frC . . Monro°- Tho chief
Inolo County. Two liquor ikw vio- Gehrig. Lnsseri stopped at moo
It the afternoon program cllnot had no connection with the
Iator$ have been dismissed; ona Severcid forced Lassert at tk
for a death rata-of
Tho Municipal Bond will give n
|tbe gridiron clash between garage, which is located next to
case,temporarily passed; one found Paschal going to second. Pea
[Unlveraity o f Macon, G a . Graves storo in tho nsrao building. contort in tho City Park tonight,
not guilty by the jury; one cnee forced
* ’ I t L Y ^ O n1'e '^ i t t ^ n
Tho trial of S. R. Long, charged beginning at 8 o'clock. Tho pro[dins College o f Winter
nolle’ prossedj two cases continued
"no
with nwault on R. A. Ayer, follow grapr Is as follows:
Money orders isaued at the San
o.were 800 packages with a to- for the term and one defendant
Armistice Day overits- are ed the Graves case. All of the
March—Spirit of Youth—Gold
ford
pbetoffice
in
September,
to*,
J
Value of more than $6,000 In freed by" the granting of a writ Yankees
f. toc bring thousands of witnesses had testified when court man.
J»*ba*a corpus by Judge W. W. Lsnsri.,, Gi
k' 7/r>
taled 180,078.07, a gain of 50 per JiuuMction.
• f i Ban
lu° * n^nr<Li including the adjourned at 12:20 o’clock and
Overturfc— Pique Dame— Suppe. cent-over the corresponding month
at firs t ~These packagea are .sent from
|bodits 0f Mercer and Rol- Judge J. G. Sharon announced that
Fox Trot— In My Gondbla— War of September, 1026/ Tho money latidnally known idail order housDoanaircs
and
holiday court would'be resumed *at 1:30 ren.
« «
,
drdert, repesentlng cash tent out
ipd the money must be collectseekjjs. Tno American o’clock.
Fox
Trot—
Animal
Crackers
—
of Sar^ord,. toUled $22,907.87 in
fry post-office clerks from tho
• Koenigl
rl*d
J. w . Eaton'of Osteep, charged
°®t here will launch an
September one year
Koenig
The jroqm is crqwded
advertising campaign with driving a car while under the Rich, Coalow snd Link.
illy the year around, the clerk
celebration early ivext influence o f liquor, will be tried . Fabtailer—G*ms of Stephen Fos figures wero ennounc
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J. P. Ha|l/-poatinMtar. ‘
„
after tho Long case has been dis ter— Tobanl. >
Tho workrooms of Uve
itofflci
sorting racks had )»e«n
Requeet Nombet^-A Summer
posed of, it was said.
2
|Score by Innings j
/o
•atulations
ided By Loser
Yanks Tie In 9th
And Win In 10th
NEW SECRETARY
OF TRADE BODY
ASSUMES DUTIES
BYRD LEAVES IN )REX BEACH NOTED
POLAR AIRPLANE AUTHOR, S I B t t S S S S i S S S ' a
ON LONG FLIGHT] CELERY GROWING
Municipal Nursery
Has Many Plants
For Street Planting
Next Monday
rmistice Day
Two More Liquor
Cases Rehiain On
County Court Bill
Local P ostoffice SHidWis B ig Increase
In Money Order ^Business Oyer 1925
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R A Y 18 OPENED
HfA R K , Oct. 7- m
-
IHIghway along the west*
a
< W h o b «# , V W
• R a ffle again today af.
I Vfgshe^;ont
f FLIGHT TO B EDjSLAJEIV
Evening Waltae— Reiteniteln.
Intorraleelon. •.,
. .
-Hawaiian— Stewart.
a*
™ *® 8
are overcrowded, a H«
tentative found In mal
ih,m,L
.
K m
“* «n tnL
H 'l, i<
n
in s is t w
Kf»
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A
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A fine m
to music lot
f-'wv «choo| i^i
pr.s<t^
where th# his enunciati
terpretntiops
wna ably ass
...umc presents
the pinno.
fore an appreciaUee'aiidienie.
The violinist, lintve iCletnens,
Don Johnson, the pianist, was the
sensation of the fecital. Despite disclosed a beautiful " ‘n e w . ' tone
the handicap .which/deprives him and a dashidg techniupe/Tn his
of the fingcra o f hi* le ft hand, he work. Mr. OIcmeD* played with
bus acquired a facile technique understanding- and faultless in
Mr. Jon*on pln” s With a forvo*- a*11 tonation. Mrs, Clemen* accom
and a coloring that throws enchant panied the violinist at the piano.
The progrnfp wns well chosen
ment over his program of offer.ings. Particularly Vivid were h i*, nicely contrasted and thoroughly
readings of the •*,Prae!udium„ b y . wnjoy(M,; u lg to u . hop^j, tha.
ttm a
faculty of the
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Foreigner Grows Weary In Watching
Weird Chinese Play In Boston Theater
fe V V -r t*
Sz-m m
iwell
ortl
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CHICAGO/ Oct. C.—{/P>— Chica
go has lifted'Itself fifteen feet by ,
its pwn boot straps.
Injso doing,-It has made, thejR. Tr
building W ‘it/subWay more diffiL. <
.
cult, city ehgiMera point out; but-lots 24, A and 21 A, !
ry Delta.
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Gumott Hedge, tenor, has aj Sanford will hive many dppyrtun- it has fixed its e lf high and d r y ' Marie
T. Totmnn to'J. L. Miller,
above the level of Laku Michigan,
voico of gVeat charm and power! ities to hear these splendid pNlst*. and many of Jt* downtown build- nt A Celery Avenue^additldn.
ng* at and where a little______
in oro than , A..U. Whitaker to m n k Evona,
s > ■ ■‘ ■ •1
v » . v. r
t " :,*
T M
. , Office 112,East;
. Pj
■ u iiiiiiilik tw ii
, iij , -rc-
half « centurjr ago ' were' \only i lots 8 and 4, block 4,^prystal Lake
Winter .Homes subdivision, .t
swamps and aiougha.
Streeia high er Than Lake
Atmore— Contract l*t. for build
Old Fort Dearborn, at the mouth ing two brldgca on, jHplino-Atmore
of Chicago River and la»ke Michi
road.
gan, was built on u level with the
BOSTON^ Oct.
Boston's |
Mostly i.otg Monologue
lake and behind it was a ninrahy
only Chinese theatre draws steady ! The Occidental getn little from morass. When the town began'to
■ aputnrnngo even through it is uri- 1what follows. Actors und actress- develop, the street level was made
)q . .
known to most white residents, j es, all in elaborate costumo, aucBax
stock,
ihrf*e feet higher by filling in tho
^ - -,g
Only (hope few who chapee along cecil each othec nt ‘ hart intervals,
wastes with dirt, rock i\nd sand.
a illhgy atreet hove heard the etusli |i.ingly or in groups. A scc’ no ahiftThin it was raised ty seven foot,
of
cymbals,
the
twang
of
squeaky
i
or
sidles
behind
the
classical
plnym
M k o a a
two-string violins, the rattle und ' ers to shift n 4hnir to meet the und now tha atreet level of Michi
tinkle of unnamed traps, and over r.ew requirements of tho piny, lie gan avenue is .fifteen feet, and ^he
all the fnlsettu of voices in Mu erects n throne, lakes out n cur- levels oT other loop streets and
the close-in residential secsing song of the Chinese tongue taiiH'il bed. lays out fresh fans jimi ,MO#t
which accompany the Chinese pro in i foi ms a constant succession of M".ns vary from fourteen to fifteen
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tasks. In no manner does he dis !,'et.
durtion.
tntb
the
continued
singing
amt
I
This
increasing
of
its
stature
The .Stage and Orehexlra
Proud dock*, detidoBt ,
«"V
s. ,1/■
.was not eaHy, und many residents
At I he front of the hall is Mie playing of the piclnstrn.
rnapn*, perfect ra t ar
Some pantomini
acconipanu I. all icmemher when State Street's
square plaftorm of the stage. In
, W. S. PRICK, M gr,
i rA
recreation.
Orchcatr
K ' '
the alcove at the rear of the siimr the play, imt for (In- most part ii Uuk-walka were lifted to fourteen
. v . •ie a - * v ■ • , *
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Lis an ‘eight piece orchestra. One is long moiiologue in singing
|feet, Icnvlvng the unpaved mud 710 W. First St.. Phone 472-\V
*1
of its members wears an eyeshade
iii' ikiug voice, witli occasional din streets soven feet below.
tW
J
Another musician smokes u i ign- loguii and run* lilts of dramatic ac
Makes Hubway Difficult
NEW
'
r*-ttc. All the while wtdrd sounds t loll.
The raising o f the street levels |
issue fro mthe Instruments, blendTownrd midnight the spectator
LUM BER YAR D
cd in a sort of monotonous rythm, purchase from a vendor tidbits of has been accompanied by the mark- ■
ing
of
new
land
and
the
Illinois
s. *. Mrs
t/ v hut jarred acutely by unexpected driedpnrk, l.lehee nuts, candied
A Complete Line o f >
seat,
twangings, elashos und thumping : fruits or other confection. The Out rul trackp, oqce stunding on !
• •- > I
h. a .'j
•atrt-cCy o e tfriia *!
on u dry woodon bpx.
I'hineso come and go througliout pier salong the lake front above . Medicine Cubinetfl
189
N. b,.Mo&
i
j
An especially loud clamor, and 'tin- evening. They smoke ftnil eat. the ground levevl of the business
Xrpt. lW«ra.V | Oet.414M
an actor brushea aside the curtain (onversc and slct*p. They never district, now are some ten feet un-, t y press nnd i tne
H. H. apaehr
>•
and walks in with the classical .applaud, but they do laugh ap- der the street level, und with n j {.'raining
li
Srpi. *]rgg7 | Oct. 7 1Utlfl
,
stilteij gait pnd slow moving hands ! pre< intively wiien a bit of luif mile o f land between them und tile
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waterline.
, J S h ea th in g
of tin- ancient driimu. Ills ruhe * G.onery enlinven the scene.
! anil headdress ure ornate in the | I'ew Occidentals see an evt-nine' . Chicago's whole iinderstructure
,
Siding
rigidly prescribed manner; Ids |performance out. It lasts for seen !
xand, and the surfacing of tins
Pnm Bfui t* Si
_______
_________
, with debris and loose dirt lias add- Flooring
[ make-up nis conspleuoiis. He lie. , hniirs and then resumes next
Jftckiuhfinf *
ThurN(tayf ouHinun, 11
cd to the impossibility of ever CeiUng
I gins to sing.
1ning where it broke off.
j building a subway by tunnelling
By ROV J. GIBBONS
Lv. SiiiTurd Wednendaf, KrWayf Hnndayf 12:IT. p.|
thinks n finish' d ediu nt ion a fim. i — - ■
— ...... ...... - Ml.iuiigh under existing
streets FinjBh
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CHICAGO, Oct. 5 - SJnrosBOrs
thing f.»r a youth win, is starting]
i while traffic goes on. Subways MouIdingH
their, own blood arc stepping into, out to make his own way.
Connection art BoDford 'from sod to OHnails^'T,
ii.list be by open cuts, filled over
the «hoe* of Thomas A.'Kdiaon unilt The elder Kdism, ,„res nothing!
for surface streets alter the work I.alh
Henry Ford uirthe age.enfomsl re-, f.„. Mu- aits, nt, , . r hud a , oil,-gel
.
is done. New York’s problem is Il;ick
Fi«icU to Bm Iob—
Sailingi
H ot these two outstanding
;M v,.rv ,,tl|(i„ llH llll„7rt |
|easier, for the city rests largely Lime
icin
mechanical
wizarcU
fifuriithiri'H bomfits.
'. Frdftit to Miami—
Sailings
ion tuck und .mbwuy builders may Planter
There is less difference between
tunnel through the ruck.
|wla w him ali dosllny
. . .di;
. . .positions
.
, of Henry
.
.
the
Ford
und
White Rock Pluater Board
blood streams thut link Fdsel Ford, perhaps. Yet Kdsel
W
AHIHNGfOfl, Oct. it—Nut. from thm male.
WASH
i
NailH
tho dryest of the drys ill I When H ill-elmllenged his end n tho oorpulsps ,.f Kon| l)|(, pritnwri|y
„ ‘ •business
‘ • rip
Screen
Wire
gone
down
to
defeat
in
j
ership
f m.i
<
innn mid nisi tin Stitrimliip ** Tl....... •
™ *
’ us ' too ’ Wi
RililderN Hardware'
S t o i r j i M . .....a
* « . '* * •
The "l.uod Thins” dors mil
the wettiyct of the wcI h.
j lion’s guns on Hill.
Thu unil.ii
l)oor«
f
I• u
Of the ti|,o„t him.
tlo Itrsslns—It Inti*t noldi
............! The 70th Congress won’t seem 1
brougln in bill, u
Windows
/r
pr?,’,.'i'.|y
i like the old institution will Itetpre h'lrnl cusunlty.
Itn ttnojchl.
- ...... iiHilidiiln* «tnl-,
. . . . . . .
...
i It remains yet to ls> seen wlietliMurphy
Ironing
Hoards
not i-nm!
i
<,i‘l I senlallve Upshaw nnd lie presen-:
.
HANFORD BUILDING AND
-Tb* Wixkrdi A r » Gone
Ii
•!I clidn
S . - t nsk
, ly any
’y lnfavors
rh,‘r" ttTfrom
‘‘
N"
Made io Order.
„„ J"1'" Philip Hill
. both
.. gone
., Ij *'r
her.U<,|U‘r wl,,s ,lt
m tP h rto P ra e ^ X ^
,j!
i
the. curtain of iuneiivity- my father
..........................
and I didn't receive any "
rh*y ,,i*|n t Iobo in quite the, Tunuhmw o - 1‘oslal Telegraph
LOAN AHH«>CIATION
Frames
nnd
Screens
r
|.<M.,.lvt<1’i f],,
tho fountlors of these eon- tg. says. “ I worked for whnt’ l same way, but they both h*t. ,
JackHonvillc, UeLnnd, Snnford
111V . r.------wUl fall slmultaneiniHly
simultuneinisly got. lie made ..............
----The Price Is Right
F W M J t will
me dot it. There
Upshaw whs just plain Ueaten' n i„„de|ing und buiidiu;' mlditim
✓
Jnallne.t -the flair no im
favoritism
in nuHines
Imsines t, iieeiiuxe i Lit n renominntiun. Hill bit off ,,, :,jj
M1' re 1 ojVtha
"
.fnvrentlVt
T
...........
xiiuisiii hi
, . 'fo r doing new things, or olil things favoritism doesn’t pay. Abilit v i nM,n’ Hum lie could chew.
H<nv» t ’flew .way— that made there 1:ili»hc '■»*•••»*•
counts• "’’
could have been lelioiulnnl.d, a-.
,,
Jnd
fnmous.
,
J
Fklucation Is Yaltiaidr
l H ta-jueseiilativc, without balf try
u
The Tot’s Shoppe
lllbri Ii the second b f. As for edueution
, ing. but lie had senatorial nmbi i
.J*
to uprfng into {imminence.; " I f two seemingly equally <apn- j Hons, nnd now he is'nt going to
IS West Washington
.el proildont of nn assort-1Ido men start from the same place •he a senator or a representative. I
The ■luippc fur the little one*:i
„ - v r « f r n W M M " . n i " 1'.'n
“C h ? J ' not, tho mce will endt with* the col-1
<
.
'
employing
ward lobe
; h ire
ahead,”
lie observes..
B1.
,
,
. man
,
,
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| Senator O. F. Weller, of Marv i L A Y iriT R S
n o v i-:i:t i e s
l:~ ■
tnv^nt«e'
""
-r, "
f."^. K," " l,M‘r- " r which, land Ims n dandy state orgsrii/.a-,
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FU
ltNITU
RK
|ki*. t HMIv w i . ^
K . *®n ‘ umiidly llmmiis A. I.dism, suya mini needs ......
lie has to, to be elected I
At 18 b« (.
!» ," rs. MiF'lll|y
to the Senate, ns „ Kepublieaii.
1 i
BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO 6
‘,B,h9 ^
fnlh'ge bred,, ,,\V*il. I’ll- admU slwp n iittlo
. : * & • ' “ T , , ° f ‘ h" " « » •
I I . 1m.,n, limn thi.1," ...y. tlu,H.in with
.***••■• a hobby of writing, and in smile.
8Am 'C g f e L AND<
m
SANFQ3RP ' p
w-ri A
CASH LUMBER CO.
wm
m
m m m Br
SANFORD G RO VE
“ AmidMajestic
FOR QUICK SALE
Mufiical Program
(Library Membership !
Features Meeting Shows Good Increases
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s
New Fordnnn Trnctnr and Lcvoler nt sticrifict*.
W H O LKSALK T IR K A N D IJA’IT E U Y S U P P L Y
West Firnt Stroel
Snnford
q°r r ; 1 S," ,rm'1 ,,«W i- '*«;n»ry patrons l j
u
......... 1 " f l iaereuM-d in the month of Septem-lB
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f
y
S
b
rh,‘ , ,‘" r' u‘v " r,|i"«'
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fn/.iiltv tvn. |„*‘....|___11/'■ poll i ixued today. Forty two menihB faculty
was introduced to the joined lnsi month, bringing
Rotarlana by W. W.
Smitli. who |
tile nieiubersliip up to tf,;tIH. The
had charge of toduy’s program.
total number of books loiincd was
- . Selections were given by Donald
,
JojQaaJi, pianist; Garnett Hedge. 2,1.TJ. 'I In- reading room attend
mire for the month was .r»7H.
I
. * t«nor%and Harve Clemens, violin
Donors of hooks Inst month
' ■" let. •
were: Mrs. Roby l.aing, Mrs Hu
tylle, J. <'. Wait. Wnrfen Smith
and Mrs. John t.eonardy.
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Here Comes Winter
S a n f o r d
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—
it,.
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i^ 'i n 'V'^1 ^'C usua^number of visitors, many of whom
will learn to love Sanford and who will decide to make
their home here the year round.
.Iiiclisoiiviili- Extension to be
Jmftdt' to newer system of this city.
9 Masonic Hldg.
,
Phone 7.ri
Jark-onvillc $l ..loo.iiiiii honpi,.
SAV E hy giving uh your sidewnlk, drivewny nnd founda
j til to lie erected, on Ktli street near
1Springfield /huulcviird, hy 1'4.,r
tion work. All work guumntecd.
■idu Methodist hoard.
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Locations for the building of homes are not as plentiful"
as many seem to think,. A t the rate Sanford is building
* C j W vacan*
close downtown will soon be gone '
“ ■and there remains but one direction for the U Wq ,.
builder to go.
For Goodness Sake
•• •
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Look forward to the-^oming of the winter visitor. H e
is going to invest in .S ^ fo rd and he will shbw the way
sure profit in r e i & t e
Firestone, Goodyear, Hood, Fisk, Silvertown,
Michelip, are world standards.
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H e must go southeast— he can’t go west, nor south, and
unless he owns a houseboat, he can’t go nprlh, .
Don’t buy n cheap Tire or Hnttery, thero tire thousnndH of
such huge pictures and gunrnntccn being offered.
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to
.
development. •
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Let us show you why the Firestone gumdipped cords guarantee you most miles per
dollar.
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Of Endeavor
Three More Bodies Sesqui - Centennial ls [
Removed From Shaft Flat Failure Asserts L*
O f Tennessee Mine Mayor of Philadelphia! I
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P H I L A D E L P H I A , Oct. 7 — UP) * ]
R O C K W n tlD , Tenn., Uct. 1 — ifVt
The Sesqui-fVntennial expo( ■
- R i muvni of three more hndici
financial failure, May- f ) J
daring the night brought to 12 sit ion is
or Kendrick said today.
the total number of dead in tie*
It opened .lime 1, in celebra
explosion in the IJo Igers entry 'd
Sigma Delta. Ii 'T '- i i i m iiml-nalV E R 3ITY .O F FLORIDA,
tion of the Width anniversary of
Koaii Iron Conipaa
mine here
wvllle, Oct. 7.— iff*)— The Uni- istie fraternity, tin a ■' in mlmM
the signing of the Declaration o f
Moiidni.
ity of Florida haa many honor those men on tlie <an.i
Imlependenie and less than five
wh.. have
I I i last two
i'. brought to
f.'fratem ltiea which represi'iit
million
persons
have
passed
a '
distinguished
t
In-mc
l
..
H
i
t
he
the
surface
w
in
nltutified
i
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y
highest honor In ouch of the
through the gates, leaving the
arlo
les
ol
clothing
aI
hose
.f
field i>f w riting
li
« i— ,•r111y
lines of endeavor,
city to shoulder a big deficit.
ihs 2ets( honorary ugrit’ul granted a charter -il ti.e i ’i Didtn . l e - . Dab1, ('. It. Dave and Willin'
•'The financial failure of tha
Ciioiiingbam
The
ninrgled
condi
fraternity, elects upperdasp,- Epsilon, n strong tiiiiuo'ii miriiiil .
exposition"
said
the
mayor,
tion
of
the
bodie
Iliad.1
positive
.
|n la that college who have ilix"has
i,p
en
line,
not
to
the
man
Ivtontiii (
*l*iie u« falhiTimf idi nl I In a l mo impo,.|ble
Igulshed themselves in their cjol- istir trnternily
agement, blit to the failure o f
cation
of
one
ol
ttie
three
bodii's
j
will
take
place
e.ome
I
..... lie
nr.
“““ work. It requires n certain
Yliilo
recovered bite yestelday as ileeto- | (he people to go there.
lastlc Standing for memberSigm a Delta i’ei, nlbbtn I'm
we
should
have
had
2
5
,
000,000
Smii li was
tablisln d last nigh* ,
j.
ternity, is limitod i > Dm
i nm .The other two were Frank Howies j people in attendance, we have
ha Kappa Psi is the profi*.*- wiio can pqss certain ph . si-.i1 !e.t^.
bad less than 5 .000 .0 0 0 ."
and .J, A. I'reels,
fraternity 'of the School of
El. I, Austin, director gener
Iteseile Workers pressed nil t o
Administration. It electx The requirement* ere very '•tret
al. siiys that the exposition is
day
toward
the
scene
o
f
tinex
above the Sophomore class to and tin* m em ber hip \ >y mall.
running behind between ¥25,000
7‘ i/;
plosion where il is believed
Ib
ihlp who are lenders in
and S tO,OttO a week in operat
Sigma
Tau,
the
l
e
n-it-nrengirt
fir $
school. Alpha Phi chuptcr eering fraternity, ■b-< i annually none victims lemam and it was ex
ing expenses alone.
I ’ upaid
J
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‘r
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additional
bodies
would
tie
.established hero in IU25.
claims of contractors for con
upperclassmen from that college to removed from the mine today.
struction add other work a g g r e
lha Phi Epsilon, hunnrnry membership. A strict .. hnlurship
*
gate mole than
000,000
Jo fraternity, is open to all standard is muintuined.
who participate in inter-soPhi Alpliii Dell a, is a |:CC'!'e - "ill
debatea and nre deemed ul legal fraternity. 'Die (■ I. t In r
By
to receive invitations by the chapter wan imm.-'i for I'loteil
Itibn. It fosters and en- Slates Senator D. IJ Fb'N-hi'i.
I debates on the campus,
Phi Delta Phi, legal trat' i oit y's
the only forensic frntorni- , ■hapter here is labelled Cockrell
\i
The Citizens Relief Committee , .
T h e ff o r......i
m a t ........;........c
o p e n in g o f th e M
. that dqes not require intercol- Inn in honor of Judge < oel n il. of
dm
not mod furniture, o in k in g !
j
l
J
e
v
n
o
l
d
I
h
a
g
•
o
m
ia
n
v
.
San
lo
r
d
iate competition for ineml>cr 'th e Law Col leg, fatally
| a m | ( I'-'icv a A . n m . w i l l be he 1.1 otcto i.ls, bliinkids or other irtieles!
P.’ ’
'
Phi Kappa
I'ln is >in
high. ■t ■t o m o r r o w n o . i c i n g .....I o n v im ir
... M' >i. Ilav.ni refugees, tl was)
Blue Key is an honor society that i honor fratermt v that a io m <an at I and e tft are to be gn eri to a i atit'. "ill" e.l i . "lay
originated n l the University of lain at the I'm ver u . in tin line I l i n i n ' w h o v l - i l III' ' m u s t o i c , o
opplle - lie --till coming HI. but 1
It i a ehohisi,,.
' orida in l i »24 under the leader |t>f scholars lop
,|l
t In- t. t agees have In cm adec. i■•11m ' t . i A 1 !b-\ Hold- , m an
lip of Major B. C. Riley, director j fraternity o I n it ion:il f.ure- for all nger of i be i ninpar v
,g;nl> Iv . an d for. .1 was d'-i hired.
the General
g e n e r a l Extension Division, department-.
I M IV'I - 11 ,
Wop t,
depart i
M r Mi Ib v i o . l d , is a g r a d u a l . ' ol I \ f . , 1• t h a n in n l e l u g e e s an - n o w
object is to serve the Univcr- and pledge mih mu Eft h ot the I lie A t la id a l olleg .. o f I ' h a n n a i V I l i v i n g " h Die f a r m s o f r e l e i v g r o w and the state along similar students with the liiglie 1 a ' . page and ha had
.rail v e in s o f ex I e r - ii i S e m n e ile <’m in t v
to the rttfary and ulumni <>r- in the senior Hass o f each i allege p e r i e m e in th e d i n g busin ess. As
t; 3
Good
References
?• gLj
PI
R equired- -
Formal Opening W ill
lie held Tomorrow
Moore Haven People [ j
Mcltcynold.s D ru g Co. Do Not Need Supplies j j
•vv ,jN*it
tlons, and its meifebers are
from students who show
in leadership and service to
Blue Key societies have
astablished in loading unlverslnce its organization here,
tek and White is a senior
P society composed of menialected annually from leaders
II forma of sports and campus
Titles. Members must have seletters or honor mention in
it two different activities as
- iijuallfIcotion for election.
Vjc Phi Sigma is an honor society
for advanced students in biological
JJsaaarch. The chapter here was
" bliahed last year. It is one of
Strongest honorary fruternion the campus.
JMabbard and Bladu is u national
fraternity. ' The Florida
waa established in 11*20
boiled Company II, Second
iment.
Members am elected
the Junior and Senior stuIn the R. 0. T. n.
amma Sigma Epsilon is the
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I ' it
Horary Chemical fraternity. Its
•re those taking several diem
courses, who iiuvu shown ex
ice in , their work. Memberla limited to upperclassmen,
ppa Delta Pi is an honorary
than fraternity. It has a standIlf regard to sehoiurship among
Juniors and seniors or tinhers* College.—
% »•'
yearly.
s oe m te d
w ith him
i
his b r o th e r , .
Tan Knppa Alpha, honorary pnh
R a lp h ,M< l i e . .a id ., al-.ii f r o m At
lie speaking ami debating Ir al.rni
la n la
I I. Male in c h a r g e o f th e I
ty, was installed here last yeat
f o u n t a i n an d is p r e p a r i n g t o h a n d le |
Its requirements are vei v
-ti a t a h u g e bm-iness in i i i r h s e r v ic e .
i
and the membership
limited
t..
T h e b u i l d i n g in w b ie l i t h e s to i • j
those who have pa rt icipati d in at is located is
owned
|>V .1
K I
least one inter collegiate f ..r, a ie V a u g h n
I I I sa nl I o be on e o f I h. I
contents as a speaker
till.-I lie.de l It s! ore b u ild in g - , in |
The Pirates, Cotillion Club, \ pa
t lie l it v
ehee. Serpent and 'Chela ...........
Societies are inter fi aternil y
o
rial organizations which elect l lieumembers from l he so.-uiJD a . l m
members ..1, tbe i.nnpo
O N K -D A Y SER VICE
I
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
HI9 W . 3rd St.
You would not like to hire anyone
Phone 219
without a good reference.
,‘ j
Lions Are to (Jive
Musical Concerts Don’t (Jet Up N ig h ts;!,
I ' bio
Storm Refugees (Jet | be e iv i
u pei
$5,800 in Seminole jj nVVe|
o f
Approximately J5 .SIIU m ,-asli is
the total m i aidribiil ion - In the r>licf funds lot the victims o f the
hurrii Hue and high waters in Smith
Florida, according to reports fur
nishril by the treuMiin-rs of the
funds. This is for both Sanford
and Seminole County.
The Red Cross chapter
leads
with a total of ¥;[,0tm. The Aim r
ican U'gion post o f Sanfoid. ulu.-h
solicited I iiiii Ih Inst week, was given
¥2,tlltt).
‘I he Moore Haven rein f
fund totaled $l,Htm.
Itdl ( ’loss elmpler olfjenib N.i
warded SM.rdlU in . .,.|, i.. i h, , ,
Inmal lieadipiai 1i-r. m W a-hoigton
tills
Week
f l i rt lie ,t
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I III
..f
I !.e .
i
. .1 commit in Nature’s Danger Signal Itclieved
tin.let Mo-i
By Tenn, Man. Wauls Olliers
nil..I'd I aims Club 1
’l l, Know
i i
l , , 1111-r
Why not extend the same plan to the
mpleted at the w c i l . l v '
I 11el .lie in th e ' 'em in* de i ale to |
servants you buy for your home— the
I I., f'liurch, Doeville. Tellli.,
•ays: "H ad to get up 10 to 12 times
Burning was almost
( .-"li . T i l . ijila I I .'I - ot ot hei e t li e * [ each night.
Passed
niueli hluoil
in a l i l l l i ' . i i t . tile S n n f o l'd i p i a r t e t , unhearnlile.
Had mi lasting results
and oltiep aH i-ii al e i it e i t a i i n T s w i l l t ami |>us.
In f e a t u r e d in I lie o i n n T l s .
A until taking litliintcd Imehu ( K e l
n o m in a l i b a r g e w i l l be m ad e f o r ler Form ula.I I feel IIM |ier cent
I n l m I mu In t h e com i i t s .
better. My friends say ‘ How much
S i; I light mi, president o f I he , better you look.’ Will tell nr write
i lull, ard that tin- musical c o il- p my experience to any one."
ceit would meel a civic need, a n d 1 Lilhiuted
Huchu cleanses the
that they would In 'j b la d d e r as epsom salts do the
1
Che In-ait y
up
bowels.
It is not a patent tiled i- 1
ot t'oml mu ue would i cine. Tin formula is on the bottle, j
larking. In- aid.
Tin* tablets cost 2 e curb at iln ig [
servants that sweep your floors, that
$
lo ecii m i '-.i made ot t b
Ill * hi I I I. V, |MI' 1111111t .1 1
1
N i. !{ .I. rl m
sto re s.
K ilte r
L a b o ratory,
M e-!
i h a n n s l m i g,
O h io .
L o c a lly
a t,
R o u m i l l a t A1 A n d e im n n ’v D i n g tS>.1
nm
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I.
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wash and iron your clothes— that
play music for you— that feed your
family?
-
You can buy such servants— vacuum
Adv. j
11
ceaners, washers and ironers, phono
graphs and food— with or without
OPENING
references.
When they are adver
tised, they are vouched for bv a re
sponsible person— the merchant or
manufacturer.
McReynolds Drug Co.
You can buy them
with confidence— knowing that they
must live up to their references.
Will cclchralo llirir opoiung
That s why it pays you to read the
Friday, October 8th
advertisements.
Beginning at 2 P. M.
Through advertis
ing you learn not only what is good,
hut what is trustworthy.
by serving cold refreshing drinks to every lady who comes into our store.
I
r
/
Every child who accompanies its parents will he given a delicious cone
of Princess Ice Cream made in Sanford.
jh’-
T o the first two hupdred ladies who arrive will hr given a complimentary
package.
J
A n Advertisement is more
For the G E N T L E M E N we have a Supply of I lav-a-Tampa e.gars and
they are yours as long as they last.
than a
refn
c it is a certi
—
drinks served at aurb will be charged for as usual.
“.LA. i .
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Sanford Ave. & Geneva Street.
fied check o f satisfaction.
Phone 897-J
E V E R Y B O D Y W ELCOM E
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Clark
iVE I
in l e g is l a t u r e
FOR NEXT
OF EVANS
Rt'-uppoftionmeMt Plan Cdlls
For Only Ntdeiy-One B ill
New Conn tips A re Created
[ill Heflin S h ortly on
I f Hooks Suitable to
Pupils; School Head
Heporl on (lu esllon
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla.. Oct. 7 .—
C7 ’l Although
the re apportionmeut made in 'he Mouse o f Repre sen La lives hy the legislature o f
. l ' 4-o culls for umety-one members.
f here \ri 11 actually he ninety-five
j when the lawmakin g Lady meets
for its next rt gulnr
session,
in
April, IP 27 .
in A S S K H . Fin-. Oct. 7 .—
, ri(.s
for
elcmcntnrv
Florida, to improve th.>
l( iiupils, in the hope of
Jons, state supervisory ol
l y schools, a m ! Iiis corps
|rs in the State Dopurt>ubiic Instruction,
knns ami Miss Kline I’nrtMis Frames Clark, state
|ool supervisors, expect to
jrtly on a sugife"t»ve list,
for eleineiiiWry sehouf
This list " i l l lie sent
i „ t y snpci intemlenls, with
for placing them in the
The ecimitv, it was e>fIwill have to finance the
] of I lie hooks in some lmm[here is no state fuiul fo r
pose.
ya.
K v a u : said. S o m e o f
ss to t h e h i g h sciioo!
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I
I
, in a d d i t i o n t o p a s s in g : be re a p
j i ’ i t i o i i m e n t i n i ' l l - ir e . t h e l a w n i a k
i
il.'-o a d o p t eil b i lls c u l l i n g f o r
t h e c m a l u m e| ( I ' l l ! , I n d i a n R i v e r
a id
M a i l m c o lili'ie s , u n i , r e fe r " I ' l l ' l l l l ' Kill -i s . T h e b i n ■ w e r e Sllb• e e n e n l l v m a d e b 'g . il
u lien
the
p e o p le a p p r o v e d t h e m at s p e c ia l
I e l.'C r " i is .
j
l b " c a m e t ile e x t r a o r d i n a r y ses■"II e f ( lie l e g i s l a t u r e la st N o v e m - I
[h e r, a n il th e c re a tio n o f ( i i l e h r i s l
j cm n it ,\.
a-ans fo u n d m t r i p s o v e r t h e
|u t m a n v ' le m e n t a l v sc h o o l
could 10 ' l e a d w i t h tin [of « p e n l r e u u i r e d o f t h e m
| p a i ti> l l lin r m i l e t h e y w e r e
1111 oposed l i h r a r i e s . lie said
1 o n ly en ab le t h e h o y o r ltif I
Dvr his o r h e r r e a d m i t s , hut
re to c u lt i v a le a t a s t e l o r
lo n itu re .
ii| li o o ks of ,i h i g h r e la s s
^r s u i t K e ' l i n t r t h e l i t e r a t u r e
elected f o r ‘ c ii o o l i h i l d r u n
Worked " l e i c a r e f u l l y in
t io n o f t i e
i lit ires t i v i 1 li V
r id u scliool ,
.Mr.
l-.vans
| Naturally,
Mr. C ra w ford
ex- I
plained, the lour new counties did i
|not get into the re apportionment,
b. eun-e they wel e not
actually
i • 'ini !<■ at i be i inte.
Tula ne Hie veil Meets
Tech This Saturday
Isler Corporation
W iiein g 800 Cars
ly, President Says
. i;v, u n i : \ n s , t i c t . t . i/i■i
■I' la b o r
o f i be T o l a n e
fo o t b a ll
ip i . n l w i l l le ave he re t o i i i g l i l I'm
A i la id a w i n re
t be v
w ill
men L
l , i i'V;;i;i Ter b's e l e n i i S a t m d a v in
i th e ir In i
S o u th e rn
eon!< r e t i r e
ela-.li o f t h e season.
F i v e s p e c ia l
t r a m s I m u r o i l ; a p p r o x i m a t e l y l. d t h i
s u p p o r te r s o f the (ire e n W a v e w i ll
Jte lln I'aeI that at this time !
dollars, 1ml he Wouldn't p1 i
b to r a tr ip
[year factories initially face
k:l ' :l nu 1,1,1
o
lie's r.’in iiiii it In I >■
'I'
C liv e
easonaMe decline in miles *" ' n ope tor 1 'i
a ,. •'<u t.iut :l li. n
o n io i . t . i y , a,' ,
d !,
u l.d .ill;- .1 Ul
liu ( m u a ffe c ts rirodiictmn. ! 1 < onard. .lane Id ■ t -df a
!■""<
|i v ler C o r.... ration at the « tvcel. a . n i i pill I l-e,it -loin liioiji |
t c - .a
. .
time is producing KUO ears I
..
[reports W a iter l ‘ . Chrysler,
.« .1 1
k<- M i * \ le n t o f I
lid uf the Chrysler Corpora
III {(it
r oil CP III |l.
ni
ITIiis is partly heeause o f the
lliii Yu It
win I-’
^tisl'actory pnlilie acce[iluiic,.
new four-cylinder model,
MU*■ it* iL piMtlumi
IU KM INCH AM, AI.l , OH. <i.
Irysler *f>0\ which was id'I 'p lc x a i i m i t i f i u ,‘{[ ir
mill play)n the puhlie for (lie fiivl f/l'l From iil) u n f it
ihip ,
i
r
.
.
Tim
Mi
i.-i-ippi
A
p
ril's
prnicil
m . i m iiv .. IV.i r I h r M i s s i s s i p p i A g
1st niimth,” he said,
a
b
upb
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v
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roiiti1
p'ieri
w
i
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1111
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mp
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p
Mud
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ling I lie first eight iimitth1'
.u*;, m I V a m F r D i l i .
Ci it
i r . I Ibi'M' vat' Ml i
.ol lo l.r pi R'1 tin ' C h r y s h ' i ' ( A irp i pr a l ion
Tide Not To Change
Team Against A ggies
Performance
Aclvertisiufjc Moans Husiness
®3 ****»-* '* ■ a a mo itx n u u mtea • un j j ii o c a mm it ,i a n umwun a u a h * m
B
a
j A p p les - A p p les \;
Carload to tie sold in harry, Iherefore, at lowest prices.
in .s n
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Its
SANFORD BUILDING1j
LO AN JtSSOClJ
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WANTED
that startled the motor car industry
;
T
HE motor car industry was start
led when Buick presented the
new Buick with an engine libra*
tivnless beyond belief.
If you have driven this great new
car, with this remarkable engine,
you know why.
Its fluid smoothness makes other
motor cars seem rough, harsh,
noisy.
.
People who have driven 'Quitks
for years and people who have
owned much more expensive cars,
are captivated by the luxury
of this one.
S
Saleswomen
s
il
Wo have room in our sales organization for
ten women of intelligence and good address-— ! ,i(
work will he highly agreeable, remunerative and
(^j
pleasing.
Kxperienee in selling not a requirement— The
(raining we give you will equip you to satisfac
lm
m
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torily handle our work.
Call — hours 10 In I li a. in., '1 to ‘1:110 p. m.
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BUICK
ArlU-lS
M AdNOUA
B U IC K
Higgins, Smith, Wight, he.
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E V E R B U IL T
SANFORD
F. W. Bender, Sales Mnnnger
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Now Located O f fires Form erly Occupied
Hritl-Chittenden Co.
CO.
AVENUE
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Its the
tobacco
that makes
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§1.45
Eddie
Morgan and Johnny MetiVllle to
16 West Washington
urh
in
brilliant
«exhibitions
against the Atlanta team. Mor The shoppe for the little one’s
gan got o f f several punts for six
wardrobe
ty ynrds or more in the tussle
LA Y E T T E S
NOVELTIES
with Missouri Valley
conference
B A B Y F U R N IT U R E
champions. __ __ _________
BOYS A N D GIRLS 2 TO 8
I \lll'llfl blit
:i Mlpi'iim'it y
n,'t
1 ' •llPfffi
«! • r\'< c l i e n t .
li'. l i e ) ) Hu i v o t i i limit* i l i l ' f i
w ln i'li .in - ( r u u l d l n g l l lll llV
ly m m l ir t ' . o f t ill* nliJ w o r l d .
p, l i m i t ;• l | | “
f
e ig h t
,
WI' 1 '-lint ted u ti u s c ;n .
h u , lim i ■ iin* ;111)1' iI ic r io .l,
Imit'il <
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look f or l i i i ' i i r
1l u r i i r *
hia jin k 'i' o f i T j r , t o Vhow o
im p i'd v i'iiK iil o v e r h u s c iu 'i s
I t hi* last m o n tlia o f l l i i i a . Wi*
f a i r com)>b'l<‘ lines o f c a r s
a ll
p ric e
i i ip iii e m e iiti.
sto cks am i cue in t r a n s i t
[aw Hoi noil
We bin, |v,,.
|a i i' u i n t e r in<.nths and tH27
i t i III! si |i I oil l ull Mi ' / '
T „id «.'ii
TuUne'a
prac
secretly every, Jay
thie
It is reported that he. ha»
much time in demonstrntinK
pla^a for u»e against the
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■mi ;iii-l I., •' ej11hn, I • v
i‘\t r, ;in» !111\ in< » . r.', • i l r i
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Mio i111f '
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■il in n , ; ? .! r j i r t it < i n ip tw't’ d
11•11i n g l ho :i ti i«%in l'io.1
i i i . in m u n 'iis ** ••r i “ ; p c i
'
m o to r c a r
I his was disclosed here by M,
( lay ‘Crawford, secretary o f state, I
who, a f t e r a recapitulation o f the ;
re-apportionment and added leg- I
i tutors, found that there w ill lie !
lour more inembera next yeur.-than,!
the law eulls for.
Mr. C r a w fo r d ’s discovery
was
made when be began |fie a s s ig n ineiit of seat i lor members o f ihe ]
lower branch. A f t e r se’ lin g aside
niPety-oni' desks fo r representaiivea included in (lie legislature's 1
re-apporiioniin-nt. lie found that hoi
had-tin seating facilities fo r those!
Iironi Cult, Martin. Indian R ive r
and (iilehrisl counties.
During the Iasi regular session.
[is no elementary schi«>l in
[nt present with its own
M r.
ticing
week.
spent
trick
th« Gtor
45c
kj
' n
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I’KCK
Conditions A re S Conic to r;ir ;tl l'ir-1 Street and Hailrond Avenue timl
?n In Report o f ”
he coin inced
r in Department
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I S H I N P T d X,
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Ib piir i hn iit ol Agi'icuttuic's
lu y oi cio|, conditions
in
1111 stat-i lor the week ended
M;,y. siivs- t (mi mostly dry,
and
in.sliiny weather w;n.
f " r field work and maturing
cxcrtii 1hat
heavy
rains
Mdavi table in the northwest -
|i 1
H e r a ld S u b s »c rib e rs!
Special Messenger Service is
mainlained daily until S o’clock in
the evenimv lo deliver jiapf'rs to
any suhseribei* who is missed by
re.auInr boy
....... 'I Ih e c o t t o n b e lt a n d
is I ill too i n i on s o m e |n%v-
|in I1Frida.
('"i .i ' oiii inu.'.l ti, (jry very
nt tl," noddle A t hint in area.
1 “ 11 nearly all hiaiKed. Sugar
F’
lair in Louisiana be[ ’ * pcciit storm damage. Re"I ' i t mis made good progr (' k'lida.
f ’oiKlitions
in
(a " i r e summarized as ful-
ur
Phone 148
CIRCCI VI ION HKI’ Al(TM I7NT
■•*'(11>n very good progress.
Hantuig advanced
on up* :ti>! unproved, lint much of
snniii lost by storm.
T lfn tobacco itself is the tiling. Tbc
p;i|icr b merely to hold the tobacco.
That's why a cigarette made with Prince
Albert is thU grandest home-rolled article
you ever put in your mouth. Better
tobacco, better cigarettes— that’s the
long and the cliort of it.
Buy yourself a tidy red tin of good
old P. A. today and roll some corkinggood cigarettes. Notice how easily this
tobacco rUUs. Doesn’t fly or flutter if
V ” happen to br&the on it. That’s
i ■t•trine Prjnce Albert is crimp-cut. But
this is a detail. Thfe- tobacco’s the thing.
The Sanford Herald
'C#al Records
^ a r r u n ly Deeds
Uoiil Country Club Kstalrs
.Urn tin, lot I, block
/ < lull Fntianee, Loch A r' " ‘J*
k r a lly
Com pany
to
Marian, lot A, (dock IK
11 *, block itr>, Dreumwold.
hpurlime to W . M. Young,
STATE AND COUNTY
LICENSES
NOW DUE
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’ 1111,1 17 ()f Spurting nddiW|,H Realty Company to Win.
•ynnuiin, lot Hi
umi
M,
,
i
Ibeaiawold.
Rpnlty
Company
iness, profession or oecupnjtplV-i-itnleioi a Billie und Coun
ty License shall have been procured I'rmn tin* Tax Collec
to
,
/V Mu nut'll, lots 20 and
" k, 1L Dreannvold.
■ licnnett to Carrie B. Uen-
’•'"1»• i
huilding I'crmita
til, P,
story
/ ' homUrt'e street, f ’JOO. •
P. A. ti i*U *y»rrwhrrt. A»4 Aw+y*
%ith t m y H i »/ H u ami partk to-
muni ty tha Prlmta Allan ptmta>$.
ill
HI E
due Ortb&or
lat, those concerned
please note and call at Court House for lirenae.
:
•i
. ' Jno. D. Jinkins,
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Tax Collector Seminole County.
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to b o * *
vCaldwell,
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1
tor of the rounty,”
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7 and H, William
s -"ihdivision.
m
VV<('1
Company to
-u™:ai,i!M“ “
The Licence Laws of Florida provide that “ No pertain,
firm or rorporntion shall engage in or manage any bus
You'll roll ’em and smoke ’em, morn*
ing to midnight, with this better tobacco.
You’ll iind them cool— refreshingly cool
—-and sweet. Mild, too, without sacrific
ing that body which experienced smokers
demand. Roll tlitetri with Prince Albert.
No other tobacco is like itl
I f you like a pipe, try P. A . this way
too. P. A. is the world’s favorite smok
ing tobacco. That first Wonderful pull
on your pipe will tefl you why. Never a
tongue-bite. Never a’throat-pdrdi. Just
cool contentment, no matter how often
yhu load up. '■ Get spine Prince Albert.
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As Brisbane Sees ft
Sure W ay to Peace
It Ought to Be a Good Scrap Now*
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S A N F O R D BUILDING jJ
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On Hie Pennaylveni* Flyer.
T w o m en w e re standing on a busy s treet not lo n g ago
L O A N A S 8 OCIATI0],
Your L’ncle’n Pocket b oo t
ta lk in g about the ord in ary even ts o f the day when one o f
160 Minutes in Chicago.
Two Thing* to See.
/
them suddenly m isunderstood a rem ark o f the o th e r and
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
™
called him a liar. Fists fle w in an instant and soon the men
Elton J. Moughtd
TELEPH ONE N 8
(Copyright 112(1, br Star Co.)
! Florida, u*i)or°A?i of •w e re r o llin g o v e r n/id o ve r on tho sidew alk, kicking, scratch*
ARCHITECT
M R S . F R E D S. D A I G E R . S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
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lin g and punching. Frien ds slop p ed the a f f a ir b efo re e ith e r
•
Mrs II. II. Witheririgton, Mrs
W RITTEN ON tlfc “ Broadway
R E S ID E N C E T E L E P H O N E :
w
as
killed,
but
a
broken
nose,
a
discolored
eye
a»|l
a
couple
First®National
Bank
Bid
Npickler nnd Miss Eleanor y„ tj,.,.
„
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Limited," the Pennsylvania Flyer.
Ot Apopka spent the day her.- Wed
<' DBAS.... .....In irla lr Rlllnr o f absent teeth showed that th ere had been an a ffr a y .
Sanford, --------- _ p j J
Chicago to New York. This long
HOLDS
f ir s t m e e t
. wielding the over-ready ruler
I E. /O KU , M i u | l i ( Kdltor
j"esdny
ns
the
guests
i,f
t|u,
for
A lm o s t the sam e day in an oth er section o f town a man tram of steel ears, rolling in 20
! Hi
n
* I>emounted to perfection tb « t f h w l
mers daughter Mrs. Hugh ( ’ Wa
hours
from
one
to
the
other
of
the
and
his
w
ife
s
a
l
down
to
dinner.
T
h
e
man
su
ggested
a
teacher o f old. while the atudou
ters.
IMTKH
1
prenenUcl hy Elorcncc Jfliftni
m ovie.
T h o woman alluded to b ridge. T h e man said she of the two 'greatest cities in
/ ‘ .' Mrs. Ilenrv Wight
Music Department atuioui’ees that I
The flapper teacher o f today 1
l»"C U y hy I’nrrUr, p,-r alw ays w anted th in gs her w ay. She declared lie alw ays g o t America is a credit to this country
Rel resiled hv j ),„' ,,,
Mrs.
Hugh
Uevillc
left
Tuesday
and its railroad men. It curries
30x3^4 Fabric $ ]
cess, glad t , '
•“""' tiier re f**r the present the meetings are ! L perinlly pretty as well gs en
W te fl y Eillil.m
\t the conclusion of the business E. A. Douglass, Mrs. Henry Wight •'Hy portrayer! hy Miss El0j
Thursday
f,,r to‘r home at Jennings. an„,. to ,|M\ " I ” , '
his. lie said she was selfish and inconsiderate. She called you through a thousumi miles of
a,id "pen free to all , htb members, and I
ll
'*
V’H
R
^riu
briili^.*
party
^ivon
I
meeting
,.f the Sanford Woman':.-1 Mrs. William Moore Scott
Mr!' • Lamer, flourishinr her vanity
fnchers’ meeting for the Spcmlmg the pa.it week here with Min F \ 1
30x3*4 Cord
him u p ig and an in grate. T h e on ly th in g which avoided an intensive American industry and
.
l’r<
idem.
1
1
*nt
while
no
n
fivslimcnt:will
ho
j
^
(Jay
aftn
noun
hy
Mrs.
IV
S.
|
NOTICRi All olillu/irv
( hib W ednesday afteriioon a most ’ Robert A. Newman, Mrs. Fred T I hp stick, while hearing the |
_h School nt 3:30 o’clock "e r niece, Mrs. Verne ( ’. Messent served, it members hope to make I N "'ld nt her home on the West deligntlul reception was tendered |Williams, Mrs. M. E Wiggins Mrs sons o f her pupil, Gladys Hem
In1 zest , ,, *' perhaps the
^CtrJ l Of tliAhk*, r#*f»olutloni actual casu alty was the high cost o f china and bric-a-brac. farming min third of the country’s
30x3*4
r
especially
tho
new
pnt.
L
rer.
mi inliers were I Da so occasions of groat social as
son.
width.
o nolle** ofenteruinrvirhta w Iihh
in th- i' )>••!
I Side, when she entertained the
T h e H erald could go on in d e fin itely c itin g alm ost countless
will III* cliiirgnl
irged to Ikj present.
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D the call to order 1 well as arti: tie inti rest.
irtoSC
th
'
I
S’:
T . Who.jp., Mr«. J .h . MOyi,: j
I W o . h m m . o( brick Ic.
W
Full
Oversize
C’d
'
members
of
tin
Gmh
•
i.i
v
a<|V*rtlalnif
Tywie Bridge
de Class will hold its
"'rs. Walter Morgan a:el small
■mv meeting in the
instances o f personal s tr ife on earth . A lm ost e v e ry o n e has
jtTeb.
....
.
i u"n* ^ nn5 \ nn,Nl’M nr®W". Mrs. and individual angel food eak
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CHICAGO, PITTSBURGH, Phil1
•*'
l"‘r
iutroiiiii'tory
remarks,
aftIncss meeting ond buf- s,,"« duck, returned t<,
hmne
vv ""lull s Club.
he spacious eluli auditorium was 1 W dliam E. Ia.-nk. Mrs. W. Then- • iced in white nnd tn n L d ^ U k
29x4,40 c o r d ....
had som e such exp erien ce h im s elf and knows o f dozens o f adel|ihia. New York. Those four
'I he 'lainty mlor motif o f pink
^<■• n'l nniioimeemeiits lind Icon coni
IBKIU AflftOf'IATKII I’ MRMft
|iit 7 o’clock nt tho home1" 1 Daytona Beach Wedna-al.iv aft
r''*■ '
! 1 O’etiiijj of plet.'d. Mr*. I toughs* earnestly jn.nd green wn< einplmsized with adorned with wicker baskets filled ‘ ‘“ re Langley. Mrs. A. M. Phillips rose buds and n ln k n m t ^
cases in which oth ers w ere involved.
C on versation , the city names mean everything that
31x5.25 c o r d
’ ; mints w e ^ .erved
£ t
lurke Steele on C elery.('r " pleasant visit her* »js the
Ni^MocUt+d
4 * "
" Pr«M I* **climwas not ,1 greal asked for the full «•.» operation of ' 'imi.dities of Anligotiou. and ferns w.th blush pink hibiscus and ferns., ""d Mrs. E. M. Gallowav.
<!• :•> ■
,’ guests of Mrs Harry .1. Wi!
th* tme f«r r»*- courts and the new spapers are fille d w ith sto ries o f th e in is solid, powerful, and Heaven
Do
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ii
moii
,
am|
l
be
J
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n
i
i
f
,,as
ln'
H
W
CM’
lm,'
kM
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,
Acting
ns
hostesses
for
the
after
j
K«"?Nts
attended
the'
reception
Of All n»WM dlflpMtche*
29x4.95 c o r d
ij
Die more than .mo nemheis. stat !ai ranged in bha- baskets.
the | tt.
knows how many billions of Amer
the stage forming 11 screeu for the * noon were Mrs. Stella Ariingto i
r.-cepuon.
Ie Parent Teachers As- J
j.irgely given to an
r— Jn this paper and nl*o th** a b ility o f man to get along w ith his neighbor.
ing
Dm! if each one would do her ; Artistic
land-cape d e s i g n s orchestra, as well as a tub. dark Mrs. Richard C. Maxwell
ican
dollars.
This
railroad
is
on
ti*
attic
leeti
Mr.
ill
bald
its
first
hall
<
‘
M
rs.
I.
H
Jackson
ami
small
Mi.br>' Summer of Tampa apent publish'*'! herein
All
V e t th e re is not one o f us w h o does not hope that c iv iliz a almost straight line cut through
' ti tlie different
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r
d
....
:•! rspubllcalIon
wpouln
publication of special
■ here Wednesday on bush',*,1
3 o’clock at the South |dnught.er. I.me. have returned menibei.s of tlie • »>-,i •*! managers. nt. On* burden n| fliih rospnnqjhi- |adorn.s| the tallies u -ed in keeping background for pedestal haskets ' Glenn E. McKay, Mrs Uw’igl t s the day
,
n#s hore In art also raaorvsd tion has reached an age when w ars are th in gs o f the past. the heart of the east. You just
----- nni1
— 1 p]easure
--.ti
d\ unulri not n*s| too liouvily upon I;'''” " " Inr the aid game, and late tilled with pink nil flowers ami'llnhbitt and Mrs. OsiMirne WillinmV i npM
.
j home after spending the summer
30x5.77
c
o
r
d
....
I
opart
mem
ennirmen
outlined
any
one
individual.
travel
over
it
to
see
the
inside
of
,
' he afternoon these were civi
P rio r to 11)14 it was said that th ere could n ever be another
Chapter O. E. S. will j with her parents at Vidulia. (la.
t he gen.t ii I plans as |„j,|
j,
a b d n b s d a y , OCT. 6, 1926
le* fed and the i riz.es awarded. For
x
tu b e s .... „
It
is
her
hope
that
membership
g re a t w ar. It w as believed that nations had reached a point Uncle Sam's pocket.
rst full meeting nt 7:30
he a.'.-mt.ve new year book" 1
Card of Thanks'
the Masonic Temple. I 'Mrs. Henry Alinick of .............. I winch were distributed at the he I " ,;,y prove nil unmitigated pluns- having (op seor-, .Mrs. J. R. Adams,
w h ere a rb itra tio n would settle all disputes.
C om prom ise
T*r.
F I.A T r «K «r
A
ll
Guaranteed
i'ie and delight, and in»t something ree.-iv. d a lovely china creamer,
A t oiio end of the room, tlie tea mcr and Mrs. John Sneed
VOU HAVE two hours ami 40
initiations.
j \vns ninong those front mil id town l » » » « i j i g of the
„„
, -■
...
was th e by-w ord o f the day. T re a tie s w ere so arran ged as
while th<' second high score priz*‘,
Vie wish to express our deepminutes in Chicago, where you
attending the first Imsinexs meet-j that
all iiiemhers s||l)U'|,'t order to In- dreaded on arc .out o f the
Rines Filling Stat
tetenn l« k * ■« naafora*, frost to m ake w a r a practical im possibility.
join 1 work entailed. She asked for a a •■*'( ot hand-namlvd bridge pads,
Friday
I ing of (ho Womans cluli and re- j heartily. m tin
nnd sincere appreciation to our
change frmn the Santa Pe to th-j
tin- .• mging
wa.-.
1113
Sanford
Avc.
Phom
mil
l.y
M
' \nii
A II. Beckwith,
strong sentiment to be created and
Hut an archduke was assassinated and the whole world Pennsylvania, traveling fr- 1,1 tho
friends fur their many acta of
III) of Holy Cross Church ‘■’’ I'tiori. Wednesdjiy afternoon,
t he ib intiful" m hit h
' " 'tie
wstrr route (n JorhaasDo consolation
pi lited maintained against reckless driv In . it ting f.
K
in<Jn<*s.H, words of condolence eikI 4
regular meeting and
f’acifie to the Atlantic.
\ml in
flew at each o th e r’s throats like hu n gry wolves.
on one o f th*> first ,mg
puds, Mrs.
mg *>f motor cars, nod m tnvbr of pi'Me which w
beautiful floral offerings extend*!,
inMlaa » f at. Jobna-toarty at 7 o’clock on the
Mrs. Iledwig Schultz, of New
Pin rnmutes pent in Chicago you
|-|„m l«, .-... I, 1 A ....... i , i „ e f
,
.......
Since
that
w
a
r
o
th
e
r
treaties
h
ave
been
made.
A
leagu
e
It
I'
i
ho
elite)
prise
ot
1
j,,
Gray
wa
I... 1.v one.
Casa).
>* in! .1" <I. no and Cm- moving pictures, and
end were silver eumlelalir; hoi.I noon was tlit
to us n1 our recent sad bereave-'
(aka. All members are ^'*'k will arrive in Saiitoi l Satur
i an see a gieat deal.
i: . n iltneot
piirGm m in in-iUutii,, . ram h o|' a feeling of cordial wdrotm be
pantomime. i,-;,rio f nations has been form ed, and a w orld court, which would
1 - t i 11 g o f ■ ,1115 lighted oink
l*A of Whiff TT»f.
tape, -.
ment in the ! >s i of our beloved
ll.-r,
fueet at the Municipal1'toy ••"'I w ill he 'lie t harming house
et
1
me
t
h«*
“
s
<
boo! Alarm ol
G E T T H E BEST
1
-iilnd
Die Ih luimn s,-ho d ,11 I biin me • xL01.led to Die mao;, new. Miners
'iaMMiag pool, Irani* roarta. do aw ay with wars. ('iinfcrcm-cH on the lim ita tion s o f arm .
pickles, 1 throughout the afternoon
(taught*
r ami sister. Eloiso
lb
o'clock.
|
guest
of
Mi
s,
I
Ii
i,ry
Wight
.oling
nt
In
terd yea r." and the flapper tern In c
«ta.
ifd pnm-l
A CITY forever restlessly luiihlto'*;""
to l.e S'lffessl 0ll.
1,
1v< d I.V the I mint punch was served to Mrs
the "b o arc making their Imoies m
Mr. and Airs. W.' W. W a l k e r .n.
Flower Urns, Concrete bio
wing
of
millinery
at
the
homo
on
I’utk
Avenue
am
ents
are
periodically
held.
C
iv
iliza
tio
n
has
again
reached
i
ing
**f
todav.
Mr
ami
of halloing pro. I
*■ J- H. ( 'o|. lough.
improving. A purk sysefaborato proeram of |i„. l.iler/i Sanford
assist.
1
Airs. ft. R. . I'ranees Bolz. ami Mrs. Clyd, 1!\ 1 d.
I.am-ir W. Walker
, ,,sof all kinds, Hoofing Tile
i!' 1
[Shoppe.
j
-hoaar*. hoirlo, apart . ; l h e point presum ably w h ere w ar is impossibl
t«'iii mamigiil fur the people, whose
embracing
Re l iving the teachers nn.l mem , W " . » . -, Miff black ta tf.tt.i
■ n t boaaea.
G'ordon C. Walker
’
.-III
merit Coloring, Etc. from
larrison Chapter, N S.
Rtiiforil l.ato ■ llloto •d I*. I>a\ Dire Dcfi'n tm,
A
lter
adjournment
a
n
.
"p
ie,n
Dock,
with
huge
leg
o’
mutt-oi
••liihfrmi
play
mi
the
grass,
not
for
I
b".
.•
ell
n
>
\
Hut as lon g as a man cannot get alon g with his frien d
t|,
hers were the clllh officers. Mrs
• "'-to l'iM aiul of mod, r.i A ......
oldinl lies
! <*ii Ethel Walker
1
F Coaiailaalug of flrr mrm13:30 0VI01 k at tho home lonti Heach W 'tiesda .w here In
V
.
as
tendered
I
tie
teachers
of
(he
M.-ev.-s
and
low
heeled
shoos,
-in,|
v. I, I vi n- Mrs.
S A N F O R D CEMENT
w ith ou t an occasional sock on the ja w ,” as long as a man the few as in New York City.
"•!*
ca-ried ..ot I., Si* ii lord Schools am| ii was indeed |"t:i! tv o f Mi
W rigid Walker Jr.
|P.
Hagan
on
Park
A
v
e
-.
fpent
the
day.
Great steel works and 91) per
H. I A t kiitso.i Mr
l-l taige ' tilolblient, ilfid ||„. Wei a beautiful affair.
-- Jlfh of b o t l d l l f cannot g e t along w ith his w ife, o r his own children, w ithout
l K. Brudh-v.
P R O D U C T S CO.
1*4 Lake Monroe.
Mr- .) R. Ad;, • . Mrs \ II. Beck
lent of the nation's parking in
'•■
)*•*»■
<
m’
-nt
will
as
Usual
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in
ing of millinery at tho
Mrs. Brooks Whiti
■lackson
Ihfloa of rl|r hraallflra- re v e r tin g now and then to prim ordial tactics, how can re dustry. A wonderful waterfront,
5th and Maple
Phone Ifl.d
with, Mrs. T
1 I o il-ii,i-t, Mrs. E.
" f its elmirm.in. -p r„
•m iragraai.
i
ville,
stale
regent
of
D
p.
1
In
D.
A.
R.
Alls- Katherine W ilkie returned Ik Cage. Mrs
W I,owe, Airs.
rJJJJ"** •* arhool aratem form ists expect nations, som etim es o f as vastly d iffe r in g equalled nowhere in the world.
Christian Tempenince j will arrive in Sanford Thursday
home Wednesday alter spending Verio- C. Ml eogcr. M s. H. R.
Stupendous business buildings and
\\omne
s
(
|„|,
a
,id
the
mu
res,,
of
ideas,
custom
s
and
politics
as
the
English
and
the
Turks,
to
hold
called
meeting
F
r
i.
and
will
be
llv
hmi
Safety
For
Yoar
guest
of
S S u B T " " ror
Die
.-1,miner
at
Utica
and
other
most valuable to all, absolute dis
Gra\ Mr.s. .1. 1 Slapl -r. and Mrs.
W"' r' mmuii.iiy at
«
-pj
com prom ise b efo re battle.
W orld courts m av help, but con letft with everything aieomo'clock at the Preshy-1 Mrs. John Leonardi at In r home
l " |nts in New York -late.
D. 1 Howard
1‘
lua
K
per
rent
41,14,
•
H
olly
A\
Ifh.
Election
of
offic1
.emu*
-E VERSE FOB TODAY
w orld courts can break up in a row.
plished thus far.
m
-— mint
11m
>f
delegates
for
SANFO RD BUILDING
C u ltiva te in children consideration fo r th eir fellow -m en
Two things that you mud see
invention will lie part
Mrs. T. A. Vincent of Ycr<>. Fla.,
STRENGTH A N I) COURAGE
inspire them w ith a love o f peace and harm ony, and lim ita in < liieago are the full size re!
I I
»
m 1 II
ness.
is visiting in Sanford as the gue.-d ■
rong and of n good couruge,
LO
AN
ASSOCIATION
irodui't ions of two great eguesIf. ?
11 of the Holy Cross of her sister Mrs. Robert .1 II..Ik
jt, nor be afraid . , , for the tion o f arm am ent con feren ces wifi not be necessary.
trian statutes of Chieago's ail
asked
I"
attend
the
■
Sr.,
at
her
honeon
I’aik
Avene
O
—
.
.
thy God doth go with thee,
!
gallery on Michigan avenue. On
m
conducted hy Miss
I
‘ wfll not fnil thee, nor forsake
m
the left as you enter is ColliMini
|3I>
" k in the chapel
Air. and Airs. J. A. Polk of Tm.
J>eut. 31:0.
n
'■iliing on his magiii fieent war
TUI CITY NEWS
cli.
pa were among the visitors arnv
horse, as he has sat m Venire for
tl„
|ve
Methodist mg ifr e
Wednesday and an ■
P R A Y E R —"The
Lord is my
T h e Herald would be pleased to have a iv p o rl tn n rcrn iiig "eailv r.lMI years. Ill, the right
Every ipiulificd elector in Flori
. 11. Airs. James I'b-a ant I , locat ’d at the Valdez.
it.'
So evident is this duty that there
•h*rd, I shall not wunt."
lhal othei iiiagiiifireiit
nil" - da shotjld jjo to tin- polls anil sole
the work o f Ihc Aiiduhon S ociety in ihi-; countv.
N ew Ford son T r a c t o r and L e v e le r a t s a c rific e .
is ini need to make false pretenses
1 Av.-mie at
i!
■-. .* j
Geie Galtaioelai.'i." Give KU of ill the election Hint will lie held
M ■
W
h
a
t
is
bein
g
(lone
hy
the
S
o
ciety
lo
r
lh
e
‘
p
rotection
o
f
m
urging
it
and
we
are
not
in
Die
Mr and Mrs. G. <>. Al 1lie r nr i "
I M YSTIC TO TH E BOOSTER
W
H
O
L
E
S
A
L
E
T
I
R
E
A
N
D
B
A
T
T
E
R
Y
S
U
P
P
L
Y
m
.Vour
Dill
miiiule
s
to
those
two
«
next
month
A
mini
owes
to
his
a
-------hr*-c f the •Methodist r,veil m Sanford Wednesday from K
Inrd l i f e ' N ow many sanctuaries have been established in
K
tutules mid yon ran afford (o miss party the support of all its nomin liutiit of trying to deceive even
W e s t F ir s t S tr e e t
a
mi <-.
, lo k with B100 kI v 11. N . A’ . for a short Vi s i t . I I
when We might need to do so. No
Sem inole cou n ty?
W hat sort or educational u ork is bein g lie* -tork voids and several oilier
The Atlantic Monthly)
K
ees. We can conceive of only one newspaper has any more right to
ini fit
S a n fo r d
.".II notions.
-a-e* I know the citiuN from done in behalf o f bird p reserva tio n ?
W ill Be S h ow n
thing that would justify or even express an opinion it does not en
Air. ami Airs. Fr«-d E. Gardner
,o f kid.
excuse a man in failing to support tertain than n man an individual
■ ■ m iiiiiim iiiiiiia iM iiiiM iu u iu iH iii
M(*a-.'ay
W e are assum ing that the Audubon S ociety is fu n ctionin g
k msas 1 ity, Alo., were among
t n the incrustation of my
f nit of , lie I ‘horch of t he il •■ out'of- state visitors arriving |—
THE POWER m the Iw ii Imrses Hie nominees of his party. If for has to lie.
in this county, and are ta k in g this opp ortu n ity to ask fo r
instance,
hy
some
freak
of
polities,
ahd two Venetian fighting men
will meet wilh Air; , m the city Wednesdnv.
So we do not pretend (lint the
|B
H H
fepbalence and youth, set *ln com m unications re ga rd in g the w ork it is "doing.
you will find nowhere else. Ver a man should svin a Democratic result in Florida is in any doubt.
|),p at her home on Park
M
their mould
‘
nomination
svhn
was
not
true
(o
Air
and
Mrs.
G.
Al.
Altcz.u
rocchio
lllllde
(he
stall.....
.
ColleoI)o the ch ild ren in the public schools receive encou rage
Hie state is overwhelmingly Demo
H
■ a
thardening of the hot lava m ent to jo in “ B ird Clubs” ? Do Aiiduhon w orkers make a ni, Dnnattelo that or Gattrunelata. Democratic principles or who made cratic despite the tens of thousands
tin Club w ill meet a* tin* -Lu ksonville are in Sanford for
atream.
tay
of
several
davs
on
busincs
I here is more power in ('oleoni's a practice of voting against Demo b*f new voters who have moved in
.
Forrest
Gatcliell
011
U n d e r A u s p ic e s o f
■ ■
classes?1
i*ini <>f o rga n izin g bird-study •eft shoulder thrown forward than ‘■ratic nominees when he did nut from other states recently. If Die
with Mrs. Gatehell
I
classes '• * ^ VIS' l *n^ t*H'
H
like
Diem
there
might
be
some
jus
John O’Neil, James Atavelz. and
in all the mongrel prize fighters
- I anared a wild bird from
lartha Fox as hostesses.
natives of Florida did not vole the
■
W
O
M
A
N
’S
C
L
U
B
tification
in
applying
to
him
the
M ha iky*
(hnl
t
lie
ring
has
ever
hri
d.
Toni
Dickinson
of
Jacksonville
■
Story
Hour
al
the
l.istate would still he Democratic.
H o n d a should lie m akin g much o f its bird life
T h e re
M
rule Dial lie npplied to others. Even Sixty per cent of the American
wore
among
those
from
out
of
• i f f w k — I trampled brutelikc should he e v e ry p ro teelio n possible fo r the birds.
There
is
more
dignity
in
the
old
*,
dock.
„
„
i
r
_______ A ll T y p e s T a u g h t — P h o n e 338-J
B a. ni. (o (i p. m.
by the tide;
Tuesday
town attending to business lo re
er fighting man, Gntlainclnta Ilian this, how ever, would tend to partly horn residents of Florida who are
Itlmore I wntclied Virginia o f iiuail is said to by w orth a hundred dollars a year to I he Soil could 'At| act fr„in the boiled disinti eralion and the diMiitoein- not natives of this slate were horn
t ho of the I’ reshy- AV.-dn *sdav.
A t Our
IU)
farm er on whose Irtml they live.
Is ib is fact and oth ers down eHselict ,,f our entire •eliate |l'"i» "l ’> party would mean the in Georgia, Alabama or the Carol
Ircli W, II hold its I’rgAir and Air
[, II Bind-hav,
1 angel In Chicago I defied, sim ila rly im portant made a pari o f the school instruction and I In- ho i e of representat is’es I overthrow of till- principles advo •nils. More Ilian two thirds of the
.... ting at 7:-!U
cated by ll.
Ibiosvn ni.
)i
lie church.
^
1 l> v ight Brail, haw and B. It 1lid
American horn Floridians who are
given H o n d a boys and g irls ?
n *
o# my dreum, atuge selling of
No mini ran go it alone in poli not native to this stale Were horn
Jtting ,,t the fail of the "•) re a paify from Delray arm
"T h e Open S ea so n " will soon be here.
M any a valiant
in
'
in
Sanford
Wotiiie.-dav
for
ties amt accomplish anything, lie in other southern states.
lilL-hc belli at tho Old
C lip AGO S lltilif.li remember mii-t ally himscl! with others who
ol >rt visit
f fc liJt t 'a c r e a g e „t II per gen tlem an is spending hours g e ttin g his guns and his dogs
Ml nt 3:3tl o’clock,
The proportion applicable to the
Dial those statues sveie made to share his political views so that
peeling of the Dough- 1 Air. and A ir. .1. A. Ala* k of
n readiness fo r the h un tin g season. W h at sort o f an in te r stand in the open in the brilliant
state us n whole, however, will not
■
•dflbly predicting future life
Do- government may lie what lie apply to South Florida. I'inellus
M an y o f the m odels h i w ill show , are F reach
a
I'W Cla.s at 7:30 o’clock Tampa are sp, ndiug a f*'V. days
.
t
is
the
Audubon
S
ociety
evin
cin
g
in
the
approach
o
f
an
in sp ired — th ose ja u n tily fold ed
sun
ot
Italy.
Not
hidden
assay
in
■plritaat alii thut I repent.
wi-ilies K to ho. If he does not join has a large proportion of North
(
hit*
Hats
for
Fall
on
Display
ernu
ns, b rim s that till at fa s e iiin iim : an gles,
room
at
the
Methoa ■
o th e r b ird-k illin g tim e?
in anl'oid ;1 - t ll" g O -ts d friend s.
1 hi- Did) gray light of a cloudy day. with others (he result will lie that
:!,k'
am
i c le v e r n ew w a y s o f u sin g rlbsi
F*1\|t in,-oiImts uro
hon trim m in g s .
Perhaps Samuel InsiiJI, svhn ruis- the party that represents what lie ern horn population than any other
time’# long nnd strangely
\lnunn ia 1)1
til
Mv
YVho can tell us o f any work that is b ein g done fo r the
D raped crtmn.v. ;„ e B m i r H in „ ,.r laie.s| m illin e rv a r r i ) a !
Ini
in
1
h.-ir
articles
for
county
in
Florida
and
two
or
three
M
1
I
.1
1
1
ill.’
I
»e|tl,m.
II.
\*.
ol
* »>l Ixd It la rg e and sm all
|es good Imrses and owns Chicago's thinks is wrong will he an organ
c - A iz r ,1! M ason ic **,dhr.
P h o n e 75
fertile road
Lie.
protection o f F lo rid a ’s priceless friends, the I g n is 7
shapes m u L e l . fe ll and clolh .
Kihhun b indin g, s lile h in p
, \\ a -liington. I>. ('., arrived In-re
light and power, will provide an ized army facing a molt, and under other counties may have as large a
S A V E by R iv in g us y o u r s id e w a lk , d r iv e w a y and foil
nnd jew eled pins make
W ere you w ill fin d la rg e and sm all sh a p es in m o ire, fe lts and v e lv e ts , nil o f them
l^ k ra re the dragon teeth I
— O
|Monday to spend a mouth as Die ■
imitation of sunlight for those two such circumstances minorities may Northern as Southern horn popu tion w o rk .
" ' 0 •' Irn m n in o s on som e **r tm: sm art la ilo re d models. ’
im e riv s m a rt and o rig in a l.
AH w o r k gu ara n teed .
n
lation
if
natives
urc
not
counted.
guest
o
f
l>r.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Den
H E IS N O T Iht* proverbial B inder-H oy w ho perm an en tly most magnificent equestrian ata- rule majorities.
'• — Viola C. White.
Kf. •
W E IN V IT E YO U TO C A L L
ton at their home
on Magnolia
.
...................._ _
.
lues in all the world.
There is not the slightest chance
lei Arrivals
■o
.)«
W E IN V I T E Y O U T O C A L L
No man ih running Tor office ns of the Repuhlicans carrying any
Avenue.
.Miss
Denton,
a
ft
e
r
c
o
m
H
m
h
IJ
c
o.wi)ni
rat’,<
H
‘
Hu
th(!
J?
hn
Hnbliitt
o
f
Oskosh.
the
Tha •/Tampa Time* continue* to H o t t e r Hlld E g g t y p e , w h o s e u n dertakin g back liMm!!*;!/ f^i ' Nothing has ever been (lone and a Democrat in Florida who is not
r•,i
.
..
VC0,
um
ifi
lim
in
g
dhck
home
is
fij
pleting
her
school
work
at
the
congressional district in the state
MolUr/iinui
too^bulky to read eusily.
fillm m .l Duolf. ) . „ ♦ . . . . .... ;
UIKH rutKing DntK h o m e is f til- nothing like them can ever he (lone
■ p "
fillm u it its e lf; but when he strik es F lorid a he enters into iguin. For the individual fighting true to Democratic principles and hut they will probably mine nearer
kill; Herman \v.,hl. h Sanford H igh School, attended the ■
■>
■
no candidate has hud a habit of
|ix. t im iiui.ili ; |aura nurses' train ing siliool at Battle ■
-Jlrd In the hand In worth two
man is replaced hy the demon in a kicking out of the party traces. So carrying this district than any
a
tT
o
n
"
I
i
"
y
f
°
n
‘t
fU(,;
i,,U‘
m
w
ilh
alil,i
"m
isrep
resen
t■
■
Creek Sanitarium ami Hospital ,u
J Atlanta; M, ,
other. This district is the only one
l.tha buah utile hi it in u huzzuril.
■l
Vn i
m
fo r *f,‘tH tho “ Kf-oHI com mon law o f Caveut gas mask and the war horse is gone far as we know every nominee ia that is exclusively a South Florida
Battle Creek, Mich., w here she vv.i- SI
----V
■
HVI
P*.
-------o
to make room for the airplane and personally ns well as politically
'
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I
Bradn o Magnolia
'• .....•
• m *.
A
'I'bn
li\.i>»)
b
ft:.*
!
graduuted
in
1920
.
Cur
the
pad
M
district.
The
Fourth District
tho tank.
J.v: I*. H Mill, I t - l r a v ;
jj R k h i g h time for profeanlonal
worthy of support and every reaches further south than the first
" , ,
....................
Jls. Aliaaii; Airs. |, j| t i m e years has been tun ing <a
*
ill and tennis players to form n o .u „ r , a a m itM . T h « luck o f r i , „ l i „ „ „ - , ut.k(.r- „ , “
Democrat
should
go
to
the
polls
■
P a rk A v c .
.union.
hut it also extends northward to
IDelray; Dwight. Brad- Washington, D. ( ’.
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I
T
Y
L
I
C
E
N
S
E
S
D
U
E
O
C
T
O
B
E
R
1
,
1926
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m
atoriaU
zo
ALSO, ARTISTIC Chicago, why and vole the ticket from to p ' to
— oDelrav ; Lillian Burthe
Georgia
line
and
has
a
popula
i
•
u u 'sieii note
i„.
. ..
! ...........
.l
M.'" jn
.................
. at
in Home
home wotih
would do you tuck your reproduction of bottom. Every good Democrat will
|<*mill,-:
w Cm,rum.
cWorat thing about a game of he
C ity L ic e n s e n ow due on e v e r y business, p ro
a disgrace, but m Florida it is ju s tifie d fe a lty to his the Venus of Milo away in the cor desire to make the Democratic ma tion only n shade short of half a
i
the chance the operator
M.Ufl? flUIBtlBQU1S2KflR9BBRin!l
D
L i mar. Davtona
jority
in
Florida
as
large
as
pos
fession o r occu p ation f o r w h ic h a licen se is re
million ample population for two
Hpmeless lo ve o f exp ose!
M illions o f dollars in repudiated ner of n staircase? That immortal
’
S - ’A t T S T . \ ' K - . . ,
S|)ui’Iin^-Dan forth
M
Of being pulled.
d r - . .1. \ Ala ck
sible.
W
districts.
qu ired, and m u st be p aid p ro m p tly .
ton traets o f H o n d a land purchases show how consistent Greek lady was not made for such
n
fate, never intended to “ balance"
President Coolldge Is looking
M
A1r. and Mrs. Jesse E. Spurliiig
another plaster east on the other
n
t
Ellen Hoy,
n i d i <m the treasury nnd if he
Seminole
announce the, engagement and
H
ride of the stairs.
“ JUrd enough he will prohapproaching
marriage
'
Mail
to;
(
’.
|
’
(
C
ity
T
a
x
Collector
MA N UFACTUREILS RECUR| >
il111 |l-O
find them. ,
Give her a fine room to herself
of their daughter
l
Li " in Fleming, .la ck -1
or cover her up. Show respect for
[t'
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m
i
n
m
i
i
i
m
i
i
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■
Thelma Mary
Manufacturers
Record:
A
more
IL Raimta, Tarpon1*
■
;-A Republican candidate for o f fo r "nitsttires ' n e w ^ T h e l ° l|h e ,I IVlHt‘!i"* ***** ju n ip the fence Die greatest woman ever created superb spirit in meeting disasters ida is still there, And I am going
F11. 1_|
i* ^ T
fBsas
to
K
st.M
’iis,
(
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1;
nm nni
I" '
bhe contented cow continued to browse
if only to influence the army of has probably never been shown lo rebuild."
' Wpe In town today. Florida is
Harold Potter Daiil'm Ih
Table
o
f
New
Silk,
Crepe de Chine, Baronet Satin
mor,g the datsies and clover w hile the Jack hobbled o f f on
•c-loii.
lackMtuville;
S
Another gentleman, a wealthy
■
little (.Imago girls that sit coi.y- than the spirit which pervades
* r^ady to revert to reconThe wedding to take place
'• A ' ■ I-.: T. I- Th,muNew Yorker, a man of the highest
his luoken leg to b ray about m isrepresen tation .” — C alvin A •"* ?',th ,
on days.
ll
and Radium
cotton Russian I'lorida for helping the regions
in. November
said to our lorrespondn
smocks, their pink silk stockings suffering from tho hurricane and standing,
F
R
ID
A
V
A
N
I
)
S
A
T
U
R
IM
Y
ent:
' " ll1 ln l" n " ' lw " Ha" W l'™ " ™ ! Hail- and their eager faces.
inches la 10 inches w id e.
S p ecia lly p riced fo r l his I w o days* t ale
i O d m cities In Florida are get w ay O m im m y
the spirit of good will and co-oper
I have known Miami sinee it
f-idy for tho biggest tourist
ation nation-wide in sympathy and was .1 village. I own property
$1.39 yard
►c*
•’"Ik. T a m p a ; 1
' - ‘h* the history of the state.
III* l u l l W ii it < \ || o m r
IHIS LS really the land of op work.
there. I own property in other
J
.
H.
B
l
o
w
n
Btnford be ready for them?
or Vour Ottnr \„k ll,m
While tho storm was still rag parts of Horidti. Now 1 am going
J‘>*
portunity now as 111 the past. Con
Miami;
\i •'*'■
. *■•oil, ’••■“
"••; Air.,
SANFO RD BUILDING AND
TAM PA TIMES
ing nnd danger was great, hundreds down to buy more property."
soler
Henry
Ford's
ease.
Twenty"
A!te7
.nn),
Jackson-'
, .
/I'owels !
T ow els!
Towels i
shouldn't be no critical of
•L O A N ASSOCIATION
<r
utie years ago he was night engin of men nnd women, including
Typieal of the spirit of the North
• mini'cr. Birmingham; J
The story of the amazing mlr.-irS Kipling’* most recent
18x.lh
dotiule
thread.
Plain
white
and
colored
borders. Unfit and bath
nurses and doctors, rushed from and West is a letter from a husiA G E 6 T O 10
;'";• ,"d wife. Kanstm
, Remember the old Imy is vinue of American in wealth stag UUff w,,s a,M"R $1,302,000,000; in eer in the Detroit electric light
•
owelts.
Speciul
for
Thursday
and
Friday
only—
"one than $6,000,000.000.
plant, earning $125 a month. Now other towns in the state into the j ness man in Lorain Ohio who
Jol." O’ Neil, Jackson-'
t hi*411
•econd childhood,
V
gets the imagination.
O N E - D A Y S E R V IC E 5
UV>
stricken district. Some essayed to writes:
'
’
10
Ill 1904 the total value of im
m’ - ’r ■
----------V-f—- -—
**-,,.|/ -lacksonvilh*: [
In IIHM the estimated wealth of ports nnd exports was $2.152.0(H).- ie IS probably the richest man in go by automobiles; some, whose
"W e hu\e been
.
Die world, lie makes, and what is
sTheafed woman in Virginia who Die United States was about $11)7
'' " Li* ksoiiville; W.
............
SfSJP go
PI w Jdistress!..... . ,|1(. newspaper « (U.tnn"u“ ] r
" al P"**'l\ly
‘“' “ lad dead tho other day while 000.000,(HHI. In 1922, it was almi/t "OH: in 1921 it was $8,200,000,000. more he earns one hundred mil il,
" *'■ '"' •lb’ : J i\ Roh
tlirough
the
water,
went
in
bouts,
In -0 years hank clearings mindrii- lion dollars a year. He. his wife
counts of the tremendous Imvoc
,1111# *t u Joke, is no argument $320,000,0011,000. The stock of act pleil, rising
1" ! '' *
H. Sweenv.
medical
A G E 8 T O 18
over $ 138,0(11),OIK) - and son own the business.
i.-ul supplies, food, wrought hy the windstorm in K! „
Ruffled Curtains
No •Ml1 carrying 1,lei
•TOT of growling ull the time. mil money in the United Slates in
:
Loftiii.
‘
h'lhing
nnd
other
things
needed,
ida.
It
will
he
V
iil|
l|
.
while
deposits
in
the
hunks
in
819
W
.
3rd
St.
S
1
latn
n
h
ile
and
some
with
colored borders in blue rose vellow and orchid.
•
H**v.ard
A.
,\eh
;tj
-------- o-------I!I2I reached tho stupendous vol creased to a little more than $43 ■ bonds, mortgages, or partner.
While
nrotnililu
I.’
1_1.1..
,
..........
<ulud
(hat
uholl
c hoi i
AH N e w S hades— Sizes 16 (o 1 1
While probably no town in Florida
two years ago Lorain underwent
2
ll
to
2
1-2
>ards
in
length.
Sale price—
Phone
219
f
[""■g;
-Mnrrin
W.
Reva j indeed unfortunate thut ume of $K,716,000,000.
thought
of
any
effort
to
win
glory
000.
000.000 in 1924.
**‘*11VIII,
« n experience of n sjmi|„r nature,
picxjuldn’t have been kept out
In 1904 the total value of uiunM
A
D
E
T
O
O
R
D
E
R
•*
JSmith.1"
EVKRV
MONTH
he
munufacby sending out the first rescuing*
In 1904 membership in building
.
95e Pair
ir F. Beni, Jack J r ii . i
- 't o
hardship mid bereave
Utrpealhg h situation us that ufuelured products was $| | 79:1 .
lures more automobiles tlmn Great party, every town seems to have '
i
e
iJHHocintinns
numbered
ment of our own citizens in mind,
000,000.
In
1923
it
was
$ti(h6r.fv
py the recent hurricane.
•
imcy,
Snnfnrd;
.............
.
in
an
entire
year
t)cei,
inspired
with
u
desire
to
serve
I
Jtiiid, •'a, ksonville; ,1.
000,000.
’ 1. hOO.OOO; Ml 1924 it numberedHe lias on his payroll 217,000 nten their fellow-citizens.
------- o-------b,.v
^ those who
about
7,100,001),
with
assets
"i: It Andrews, Miami
Ladies' Dresses
The vulue of America's food nmoutu.ng
‘
hones
618
and
769-W
With Amos' banking trouMond« «»ur heartSanford, Fla.
$3,912,000,000.
1„ operates 51 different kinds of fac
Remarkable telegrams of whut fell «v »! .T
'^lu rtin ’a -Red Cross and products was aliout $2,815,000,
tories.
And
he
usually
carries
in
P
h
on
es
618
and
759-W
(jifferent communities in Florida that wL wi ,V‘ ,,M‘I " HSUri‘ tocm
'"aoMince companies in
Sanford, Fla.
Tfl^fcte,
r . istate Jobs don’t 300 in 1902 and iilsuil $1(1,(IUO - •i i,'*'nr F. SaiidakU,‘ l’vt’rv
m«™i und
KUtes had in force the hunk about two hundred million <IM in meoting this situation are msteMui
rnatirial
assistance
pos>
ible."
Fancy wools, satin crepes and satins.
Du hirth of a
, os' attractive us they 000,000 in 1924. The value of
mdlura in cash that lie can draw published today, and in connection
Americas mineral products in
up to be.
•
out any minute.
All
eolors. Vulues up to $29.00. All
.....*
.....■"»"
therewith u comprehensive survey
1----- o
sizes up to 12. Thursday and Friday
of tho situation as it uppears to u
that the rutan"I Atlanta, Gu., is
for—
*
.SOMEBODY W ILL do with fly. •"ember o f our editorial staff, who
ilaven may pro
f '"i'l. us
guest of
was immediately sent Trom Balti
MIAMI
HERALD
mg
machines
what
For<l
bus
done
dynamite to jar
•'* his home in West
College has started arid
$12.95
" uutomohiles. Very likely it will more to study the whole district
fouaili sitting in
" V ,,.,
Ill
If reuding, us bus beeiv *n1 d.
"tid
see
how
rapidly
rebuilding
«.re
taking
Me,;sV
‘V(m
«rdnih,rn“
nj5
he hdsel Ford, Henry Ford’s son.
»on)b
‘
’• action • on
full <|iuieeH
(|,„... - .
,rn" ,K
the new fall
•M
Values
makes a full man then most of us upiK'tiles must he satisfied, and t he two pay more attention to uir- could bo undertaken.
m drainage
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
ri«
**■.»*
wh>
’
they
cannot
toduv may bo completely intoxlV
lls
''Ctour
Hatcher
Tho
story
will
never
be
complete
Up
to
plunes
than
anybody
else,
not
ex
DiM tlio viunds desired.
‘""i"- Llizabetii, have
ti p. m.
Iho fellow who is rontenl with
president of the cated. And that without patron$16.50
Hit- Gilbert Parker, however, re- cepting tho United States govern ly told of the heroism of the men httio
/’"••ford
.after an uhusually
Kt.ts
|
t<
H
H
w,u»
lilng the bootleggers or violating
who
rushed
into
imminent
dunger
ment,
which
ought
to
think
of
noth
TO D AY
Steel Corporation, the luws.
ccntly complained thut we are
r
‘r"l
nnniths,
during
to rescue and help their fellowing else for some time to come.
-ywira old tomorrow
Ladies' Hats
r. ' J ."'"d e their home
Words, words without end—a printing too many hooka uml mugaNorma Shearer and Conrad
Drugging
men. or of the magnificent courage
1 be as optimistic as
.
•
l
he
many
fricndH
,p U ic in
Thc
G u id o n
Hood, avuluncho, Niagara of words f m t i H’
Nagel
in
XHridn't he be optim- - riow from tho typewriters of our Oil I t
II' YOU want to lie richer than which inspired the people in the doing "leavt>H *very UtDe time T
?
I hat Sir
t hvr wiM regret to
•The Waning Sex"
1
f',r
I •bready lived nearly authors, Journalists, liUirutl. Books uuiiert might commence Dm re- Ford, find a way, as the oil supply r.urrlcune region to save others, accomplishment.
New Fail styles in felts and velours.
ip
1,1 *d the home
One of the dietlnctive fee.
oven at the risk of their own lives,
tbe average man. stroam from the presses, books i ! s k
dies
out,
to
utilize
and
extract
1 y I oppressing his own
All pure) allk in all th*
>,,Hr
"
»
West
First
In
every shade. Values up to $6.00.
ond then, when tho wind had ceas
tore pictures of the season
•a wall oa btacfc owl •
ubout everything and nothing, deep forthcoming novel. That, of course, easily the oil stored up in shule ed and the water was receding, to torCy>ofl,,mi!;7“t ‘8 m?rt‘ly th« v"''
Comedy
On
dale
Thursday
and
Friday
for—
in sitting on the Philosophy and sociology, frothy
rock. IionfilM of tho Denver Post
terV f
" vt’r what’s the mat
uoa ap to IIJP.
"Court Plaster”
ittfcr ro«ched for his fiction, meritorious und worthless. • d a u t h o r ° m Ly t h ' “ d ^ t i n »fu l" b - tells you thut Colorudo alone hus rush into the work of rebuilding.
fkieii sailed Get. 3. „ „
Mi Is he Review
Tho spirit of tho people of tho
both barrels point- To theao inuit bo ttddfd the maguThat would be the trouble, ns |n 2,000 square miles of shule, u giLi a
Merchants
country is Indicated In a brisf let
$3,95
iftaBSfoli* loaded and Jtinei and newepaper*—daily, weak
guntlc
000,000
ucre
oil
farm,
bear
I y . ^ • « K Writr r8 m,* hl
FR ID A Y
$L96 'Lr'
wn?.l!V
® •urpllts of ing at least 70 billion barrels of ter from this staff correspondont,
ly. monthlyz
j
z
^ ™ V r * U8d. op public consump. oil. .A n d the shale fs piled up buxed on two experiences on the
‘PARADISE*
train
going
down.
In
the
coupon
of
pinpaM !i w" u,d not consent to tlie !n the .frff to mountains, in thin
Football's hedp \i/_ «
conversation with a stranger head u a r t a r h u r L
'‘r ' V*nter
. 0
heard
With Milton Sills and Betty
brll,,« » t layers “ Uke thin kooks upon a ■d for Florida, the stranger said:
there nip S S I h u on 0< thalr
mountain
shelf,"
Varli
Bronao^
'
to
ehetf,"
easy
to
mine.
The
Shlnl,oEV
“
itU0',t of
r 'M- in
on
Tuesday.,
,,
1
going
down
on
a
'
''
ofU iitluV * ■ •
I for
,o w i l v
Lloyd
Hamilton
Comedy
tf
fiSSt n*inl>nd
ID
"W A ririN Q V
*P» W *.»ood
will s s k A w ^oK*ts
u»*' " l
Wad'tA n*d pa rtV Of
H U n iila m S
A
a
I
, Y
z- '."-Tt-r^
iSociciI
lendar
7
OU SEASON WITH MANY PRESENT
IGlide Tyme Members
'Guests of Mrs. Neeld
Wednesday Afternoon
RECEPTION GIVEN FOR TEACHERS
BV WOMAN’S CLUB MEMBERS
\<
30 3*/2
The L ast W ord i n
LET’S IIAVK
Wanted: Some Information
A
HIG VOTE
Millinery
FOR QUICK SALE
L._.
±
Friday,
DISHMAN DANCING SCHOOL
Oct. 8
S a n f o r d
lay, October 8, 9 A. M. to 6 P.
Cement Contracting
NOTICE
*
,iuy"r» - •» 'w"SSS
M i-Lady’s Shoppe
FLORIDA AND THE NATION
M.
FALL
OPENING
The QUALITY SHOP
F rid a y -la s i Day of Our Big 2-Day Sale
3
AMERICAN
Boys’ 2-Pants Suits
. . . *8.95„
. *12.50„
WKALTH
S. W. BRADFORD
m iS S S :
BOOKfC-MORE BOOKS
New Fall Dresses
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
SATIN CREPES, CREPE BACK
.
5 for 95c
SA'TINS. FLAT CREPES
r
w. .(
Specially Priced
Amusements
H
Tom Sims Says
Rose Court
McCollum Ladies’ S ift ■
AP ARTME NTS
-S A 'ffiS .n s s s ’u S
11,0
Two of-the finest apartments in
Seminole County for rent Elaboi ately furnished, every conven
ience and located in Sanford’s,
most exclusive re^dential district.
M i
Bh
$
:
. Jiu,kson-
Hsasf"
ik
VAL1
m
�t'
Wkasvts
m
w.
V 'v
ram:
?n
lo
;. V k
V'
SAt
jra-v
'{*•
hi >
r
substitute fullbacks, nt the hnlfhnck positions
and
W alker
nt
quarterback. This combination o f
weight nnd brawn will be sent In
to try its plunging and" bucking
against the '(iators.
Tho other
combination is a backficld
com
posed o f light, fast men with W a l k
er nt quarter and L illy, Collier T.
Smith nt the other hack positions
making an nttnek on end running
nnd forward passing.
A scrimmage was held yesterday |
ns a finishing touch before the de
parture fo r Florida. Salloiini, stirr
tackle who reported yesterday, a p
peared to be in trim at Ins old po
sition in the scrimmage and is ex
dinal Board Of S S w iS G ators Prepare For
Lists Before Games
Tilt Saturday With
fttegy W ants To
M ississippi Eleven
s Hitting
Eligibility iists o f High School
football players must he exchanged
before every game, the
Florida
High Sc lino I Athletic Association i
has ruled, according to a ronnmuii )
cation received - by the
Sunfo rl
High
School
authorities.
Th.- ;
game will not be officially r e n t ' [
med if tle> list T;* not exchanged '
association’s executive com j
mittee dr-clared. •'
A n y school found giiilty o f id-'
i lowing a teacher or a coach to
i change o f pad a list will, upon
I conviction, he dropped from mem
bership in the association until the
[o ffe n d e r is removed from the fa
■«■1111y . aceordino to the regulation
on eligibility lists.
"T h e primary purpose o f high
'school at lib I ics i not to win liegam e," the comniiinicat itin sail!,
"but, to ilifl'-r a n o | er school
spirit, to create higher ideal- ->f
i good -poitman lup anil fa ir dr i!
lock W ill Occupy North Carolina Grid
fo r Yankees Team to Make Shift'
lay W ith Sherdel In Lineup Saturday
'io Opposes Him
C H A P K L H I L L , N. ('., Oct. 7 .
(/Pi— A shifted lineup will luke the
field here Saturday for the U ni
versity of North Carolina when the
Tar Heels meet the University of
South Carolina in their second
ferenre game o f the year.
A number of erippli: and tindeparture Irion I lie institution of
two oliiers o f the ‘ N’ar.-ily ‘.i|ii.ui
(leaves tho t Impel Hill eleven in
;i preeanoiiM posit mu’ wdli
the
'
--------tiameeoeks known
in I., eoinllig
LOUIS, Oct. 7.— (/P)— |with u strong outfit.
a of ntratcgy of the t ’unl- ( South Cnrolinu. Ire h from it
iila today were in conference to [1 2 to <t victory over .Marylaoil. i '
vi*« ways nnd means, if any. to i rated the favorite against the T a r
the home run activities of |Heels for the first lime in a mim-
Inter May
Get The Call
Bdhe Breaks Many
p
Records in Attack
^
On Card Pitchers
I in g s in o r g a n iz e d b o d ie s ; a n d to
I p r o m o t e m o r a l c o u r a g e a n d eh. ;
j i i e le l ."
imunces that a reeonl crowd is expectcd to ga th er on Fleming 'Field.
Varied Aerial Attack
Undergoes Polish
—
ing for First Confer , Mb’ Xd w” l y i^ v o Mpla>V r ° ,coin|m.s- ! sitlerably.
ing the football squad of the UniThe squad
ence Tilt of Y ear ' versitv
o f .MisHissiiiiii todiiv w e r e . . ,
, . •
.1 ...
i
in..
' idn trip was
Three Injured Men
Return To Lineup
M ississippi P 1a v e r s
Ijeave Oxford Confi
dent of a Victory
on tfii'ii W(i\ to Cittiiu'MVJiit*, i ion|
,
\
Ida. to meet the U niversity o f HorI ida there Saturday. Coaches Hazel
.uni T e r r e l l n o d s e v e r a l m a n a g e r s
:.nil i i a m f i s : ic c o i iip : i n i « d ! h " le n til
w h ic h l e f t h e re Inst l i g h t
,
V l.'iv
li- c
ft 110
th a n
iin iv c i-ily
11 <| by
tiid c ii's
band
h '- U
, - ' l l nn-ct n i g at I in
a
".n il
I tn /i't
-■ In-,
in
back 1i c i 'l
Hi
a t ; •" t i p i
n r i ib h n i t
m ■11 1 1 l v. o i l j f i. i ' -it at t a c k s t o i
m g a g a i n s t tin - t- lm ida eleven,
if t'olmn at full |
Ration and Simmons,]
imposed
O N E - D A Y SER VICE.
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
819 W . 3rd St.
P H O N E 475
i >
■
i <
*750
*780
Line up Five Cars in Your Mind—
How Can You Mistake the Chrysler “E
5 0 ”?
S
Fuller Co.
.
The Price
$7.50
It would afford us great pleasure to have you tiro, |
and sec iis.
.VftVftJld
v-ajA&X'
v* v v-iVaxL'
Church Street at Orange Ave.
^ <AfW t * 4~iT* ma f a W F a ’Illi
i r r T i v V « V » f'Hu tfV
NewC H R Y SL E R 5 0
£
Our wide range of sizes enables us to fit you in
Triple A ’s to I); 2'^ £1
These models nrc hand turned soles equipped with ft
Louis or walking heels, covered with same material.
Our present stock consists o f Patents, Satin or Slack
narrow widths and nny length.
to 1
S n o w d rift
as.
This wonderful model is without doubt extremely cltJ
yet comfortable to the fullest extent.
^
ha- 1
Orlando |
W n^m VVTI
W hen automobiles were
first sold on deferred
payments
oA lot o f comment followed . . .
and incidentally a lot more sales
Fitfht Results
6
*V iv ia n
S.'nl'it'd hunk i will I"- i-l'i-uil
im r i'iw in observance o f Farmer
Day, a legal holiday in Florida.
! a l im i I •< i n i
' !'•■ ' i a m away.
i
t, \ i m : . v m . i t :. iic-t
Mb
\ -«f. r| l.v .1 i n u l l i n ' been -i I n til -vv
I
I
Infiiiem rs outside o f I h■- school t i'o li; th e iim-t ht-.-t ' g n i l g " ( , ; i i ' - r
j i
/llllM( not )"■ pcriuitled to ilu-taP- l a n d " it f i r s t l e a l b r e a t h o f f o o t
in
b a ll i I m il ■ t i l l .
- e.-iso i.
( ‘o iie ll
]iolici<-s, the evecntive comnulli
In- U n i
lias ruled, “ or in any way to in T o m . - b r i n g a : \ a n c e i l
terfere with the manngement of v e r s i t y " f F l o r i d a ele ve n t o i l n y in
athletics o f any high school h- i ■ p r i- ji.c i io n f o r t h e cla sh w i t h
longing to the association."
the I ' r i v e r it y o f M is-a’ s - ip p i f o o l
ITincips'ls -dloubl advise * nacln-- ha II I > ’ ii h e r e on S a l l i r <!: i v .
M iss
It \ N K S T O (T .O S K F R I D A Y
g i.in ’
with
Herman Ruth. As iirepn- bor „ f y,.Ilrs
s went forward for the fiftn ;
last jrame of the World’s
In 8t. Louis, tho liitr hut of
■lugging Ruth was rcgnriloii
o f tlu ir responsibility :is to th
m i d ai-i’ln! at t I I, whi< ll
a distinct menace to St. Loui1- 1
conduct of players, t he .......
11e
the
I
In' Mint o r ; lii hold
i
mil
iraliopa for World’s Scries
ti
-aid
"T h ey shnuld be m g '
in elite ' t a g g m.'i' biiio I- a 12 to
remacy in baseball.
’.
Hilly Sont liw orth, with a batting mill;" th'-n- cnndui't at ail
n v n toi y oil I In- I fiiv or.-11y " i <'! h
borne run situation was en
A H
a
n
nvciagi- of .ftOO, shows tin- way Imi ft mi and oil' t lie t ield, abo. c
<iii'ii'' Inum f ie l d la- I ditiirdnv.
Iw ly o6t of control in the fourth
lu n g
;i*
to the regular bntsmi-n o f both pi'iai-li," ttu- letter said.
•
i
.
uridi-i
going
i
pol
mo of the series when Ruth three
Srdn'ing'-. bands
I In i- l be I'lrsfa hite for the circuit nnd so clubs for the flirt four gniiie.-i.
.
“
XHItilwortll
hils
!
ii -i -ii at bat
Id
coiil'
i
etlcitilt
o
f
I
he ye;- to, t in
pi red his mates that a 10 to ft
Odds Switched To
;i m >m u
— * - .......
1
i.. II I'lonilian and Setinrig
nkee victory made the scries nil thues ami lias hit safely eight
times for II total bases. Hainc
Yankees 10 to
t o p ro d u c e allo t h e r u i pi i • .v 11ti
Waffles p ip in g hot.
n again.
Cardinal pitcher has .lid? in tlpniberii
■7
[in the family circle o f
Uth’a record-breaking series oT times at hat.
Waffles wi-fi syrup.
NEW
\O lIK .
( h - l.
7
(/lb
, c l i u m p i m - h i ii co n ti nd' i
distance blown drew unstinted
Speculation
on
tinworld
era
'
,
,
' ,
.
, ,
.
,
< iplain I m i .--in i n.
se from the grcnt«*t crowd
W affles with butter
....j ,,()
) r -. ( ,
Rube Ruth will) three home rum look a new turn today. ITires o f 11.( ,,
. Momblcd in is .St. I ahj'ib huscfive
to
four
were
o
ffe
n
d
mi
the
,
,
and sugar. Waffles any
I park.
Tho paid attendance yesterday m as many legal time, . . .
.
• , i
>
i I s in bl I v m ii ir i- 'l in t - c i
,
. .
in pe
[, 38,826. Many of tlie Hssem- lit bat rail his average to ..'IKft, un i 'niikces to win tod ay s game and , ,
way you like them.
, nn,k mi l,,l Ii
,, , they
• would ,lake
, .mil. v. ill i •• 1
camo to scoff and remained to assumed it lead in total bases with: ten In iiim that
in-fine
vesterdav
t il l mi!iy i In- v{i re i "inn I Waffles— and then, o f
Tho player with husehall's I t. Tom Thevnow, ( animal short [ the series.
u n l i t v.
St punch wnn formally iuili- stop, lias the same balling, .118ft game the Ca r d i na l s w e r e slight that lai i d the S la g g clcvi a w ill go
course, more waffles.
into aclloli ilgliiu I (he .’.In- -;-.si|i,lnto tho Order of the Kazhcrry 'I'hevnow has scored four runs to favorites.
There were
odds o f 12 to ft pian-.
ro tho gamo but tho crowd paid five for Ruth.
to to tho jrrentnesH when in*
I - m i n cud t o end (tie l- 'lo r iih i li n e I For they’re as whole
--------j against the Yankees winning the
is
not a h e a v y a it let h e r n in
"d how far -the science of
Eight pinch hitters have appeared ' next two gamer and sixteen to five
some and digestible as
inn hitting can be developed in the four games. None have hit against tile Cardinals taking two I i.o me pi-c vii ins ye at .
they are delicious when
.. Jeered at Haltnhn'n when lie safely. I'aschal walked Tuesday straight,
( { 'oin I: 11111i n v t lee I'lllUcod the Bubo on four straight mid Tnrpmcer hit a .sacrifice fly
! lin e an Ci l . i i n l a n d I i "
t h e y ’ re ma d e w i t h
In the eighth.
lit.
I m g Wool ! hill
yesterday,
! line phiegcs bill
•fine crowd had property reai lied t
Snowdrift— al shorten
( ll.. .lO'l lli I
A Conclusion that the game was lost
With tin- novelty ol w o r l d ' s
i '
ing so pure and fresh
tfl the Cnrcllnnls anywav and miiio-' ies games v.-.inng o f f the over
.irbb t ic ib pari met '
home run more, meant nothing night line liel'ore Sport-unii'n's Park I
lb.
t Hy Tbe A - nrinti'd I’ i c , I
that
it’s good to cat.
'An affair like yesterday, seemed was dimt today, Sevt ml hundred I T ( ) 1,K I U i Remiy <ft r lie, ( le v o
hope that Rutli would give fu- giWiu-reil Monday night, there were I land, knocked out
--- .lose Ortez
- - generations something to shoot sevet al score Tuesday and only .i ( ,M ilwaukee. I Ward Spntks, lie i __
i'by lofting another pitch out of lew dozen In d night. St. Louis at ln.it, beat Eddie Rouen, < levelaml
|
vtHi ml I’ur IS \ vntm
park. Tho fiftli game wnn tendance records wen- broken, |8,
i tr r L n m lug *»lriiim» i
ml led fair weather and rising however, al both o f the games
\ N 11
,-i \ NT ti l t D III II H I M .
rature. The winning o f v e r played tints far.
SAN
F R A N C IS C O
R. m l
1.0 \ N
\ SS Oi 1 \ 1I ON
y's game and the fair weather
Mark , I,"
A agele
fh wi iglit
iVOConfidence to the Yankees ami
"ftyi'-R ye Rlnokbiid" seems to Iteat Hobby Rum , .Manila, in.
put much faith in the urndicbe tbe most popular time among
k. sums of the Weather Uurrmi.
the contending players. Athletes
'B a fty and Dunlhit, who did n in both uniforms whistle it and
tumbling act In the fourth inning, tin1 band litis played the air several
' completed n recovery that was lie- times riicli day, " T h e Side-walks
' gttn soon nfter their collision for of New Y o rk " has been made til •
;'J', M t h distinguished themselves Juice daily iiitraie-e cue for the Yankees
lli a game whlclt developed few and "Hail, llml, The (lung's All
Cardinal features. Kuth hit safe
|Here” fo r the Cardinals.
Jy and Douihit threw out a run
at tho plate.
For pitching choices today Man League entry, w a s prodigal with
. gar Hornsby
ornaby and Mimuger Hug- hils but vtingv wit Ii runs, lie per
FINEST
OF
FOURS
J *lm
» • woro expected to turn Imd. milted ns many safeties ns tin.... '*io the page of tlm acorebook show quintet of i 'animals yielded bul.
tho opening game of the senes except in two innings, kept them
in Herb Pcnnock downed W'il ivutLored.
With perfect support
lb) Sherdel, 2 to 1. There win a ho would have nsenped unharmed
WjMlbility that iiornsliv at tin- last in tin- fourth ih m k e r when t h m
F. O. B. Dttrolc
Fify’ mihutc might call on d ro v e r Alex Si I stuis runs were conn lid.
HkVmhdor but Sherdel was regnided as
The gome was not a great con
M more likely nominee with Alex test from the standpoint of tech
CHRYSLER "SO" COACH
lor saved for service at the nit inns hut was a riot for static
(ui iiliuiHiied)
ikee Stadium Snturiluy.
inns.
Sherdel has a slow curve ami
Other incidents out of the nidi
/ ono a bit alowcr. And while ex
I’ lii'V cropped out at frequent in
tierta agree his curves can in- hit
f. o. f>. Driiofl
. into the rightfichl stands, they tervnls. Obi timers recalled when
llufcv and 1bint hit collided that
told auch a feat is not easy. IVn
fVv'ltock la ratod among the ia-Hi of a similar mishap befell two SI
7j,iiv-'.American League pitchers and held Louis outfielders in the opening
tamo of tint 1888 World's Series,
Htd'Catxlitmls to three hits in tin
M ousel became dizzy in the mi do
Opening Kamo of the series.
of the game nnd Imd to come in
' Yesterday’• result drew the loudcheen from representatives of from rightfiold for a drink of
roads under tentative contrm.t water and some vigorous fanning
transport both hall eluhs and from a trainer. Throughout th.
•'t*:
era Interested in the cuitoih game Cardinal and Yankee piny
their
iy back to New York to dose I ors either over-estimated
tiebaseball file for tho your. Sue- I ■need or umler-estinmtcil
throwing ability o f their opponent
trains were scheduled to Ic,
W ith only four other cars of It will continue to yield a sus
The Chrysler plan of
mediately utter today's* gaum (T h ey fell by the wayside at t !»*■ ;
iuliiy Stsndsriiiznilon
large production In the four- tained speed o f 50 miles and
j
plate, third and m- mcl bane, try ■
to reaph New York early me*
tferi from, and ii supe
i ing tu senru or ) 11etch liits.
cylinder field, it is exceedingly more per hour, 5 to 25 miles
rior to, urdlnsrv manueasy to recognize the outstand in 8 seconds, and 25 miles to
fourth game resulted in ! With the aerie • again ileadlia k I
ficturlng practice and
ing values of the Chrysler “ 50" tlie gallon— for months and
badge* for Ratio Ruth nnd eil speculation h,-< nne ramtumt, |
methods, bresute It desBftritl fo r tho Cardinal pitchers. Ynnkeii routers ileil.m-d that Ruth !
mapd) tixed and Inflex
and decide which car to buy. for years, as the result o f
.Lotiia introduced five tenants ■is the barometer of his team’s nt
ible quality standards
tacking
power
imd
when
lie
hits
'M pltchara box for brief periods
which enforce the same
Lining up the five cars side hy C h ry sler’s plan o f Q u ality
scrupulously close limits
four o f them diztributcd ten I home runs his mates may la> tie-1
side ipf your own mind, you Standardization.
upon to at least drive out I
—the same rigid rule of
on b«ll>.
, pended
. ,
will he startled hy the contrast At last it is possible for you to
engineering exactness —
nhgrt Waa generous. He wen*. 141
,
between them— and especially make a convincing and con
the same absolute accu
fftha (Ante in tho fiftli inning | Cardinal supporters countered
racy and precision of
hy the contrast between the clusive comparison of values
r Bham had retired under fire. with the observation that the Na !
alignment and assem
tachnically moving out to t>"n«l I-eaguers have two great ;
C hrysler “ 50" and all the —studyingthe com fort,appear
blage—in the measure
room for a pinch butsmnn pitchers loft, Khimlel and Alex- ;
ance and performance factors
others.
ment, the machining and
a sacrifice fly. The left- under, and that Ruth has done m>
of the Chrysler “ 50” in com
the manufacturing of
iaaed Comb*, and permit- i home run hgting at the expense of i
In point of size, seating room, parison with everything else
every
part,
practice
and
ift to drop u Texas leaguer . cither.
|
process in tour lines of
beauty of design, beauty of fin offered— and satisfy yourself
right, converted into a two I Men who let their dollars talk i
Chrysler cars— "5 0 ",
ish and power, the Chrysler almost at a glance in which car
I.Wt by wav of an linintcntiou- fur them were willing to wager five i
"6 0 ".’‘ 70” and Imperial
“
SO" stands out so unmistak you should inves tyour money.
from Hormby and a mud tu four against the chum es nt j
"8 0 "—so that each indi
■*L
.either Yankcs or Cradinnlr. mid '
ably that you recognize the Examine and ride in the new
vidual car shall be the
.,|*t then began to give 1two and a half to one against eitii
Supreme Value In its
price at once ns far and away Chrysler “50” and you w ill
on Juiii*After he sent er winning the next two games.
own class.
the
greatest offering ever made not consider any other car
iiouaeT and Gehrig to first
in four-cylinder cars.
it an opportunity tn hit tinTho probable lineup today:
in its price class.
ha waa removed from tinNEW YORK
ST. I . O I I I S
Coupe
*750
Coach
*780
Sedan *830
Combs, t-f
Douihit, cf
•rnum Bet], who responded to
All (wini /. <1. I>. D(tr«il, rui>K<! la n i r n U F«J*ral m i x lax. Kovnig, i-h Soulhworth, rf
tbe invaders out, did so with Ruth, If
Hornsby, 2b
CHRYSLER MOD FT NUMBERS MEAN MILES PER HOUR
tch but two of the outs were Meiuol, rf
llottoinley, lb
at tho cost of New York tioh rif lb
L Roll. 3b
Other Yankee rune developed Lu gori, 2b
Hnfoy, If
to went on, but these
Dagtn. 8b
0’Farrell, c
It. added to two penon- Sevorold, c
Thevenow, **
acroe the plater by Ponnook, p
Sherdel, p
*econri during the
and Dqut1: Dlneen at p lg te j O, Dsy
'
. V
Serics Chatter
f" rWHnl
which made the Flor, , ,,
composed o f Captain
|Tl i
..I
1 i
» j.
iv
Burke, Windham, Applewhite, Da
|vis> Snllmnn, Williamson, Vann,
, prince, V. Smith, Walker, Cohen,
Lilly, M Smith, Ratten.
Collier, )
Ramsey, Riles, Hanna, Hemphill'-, j
Laird, Middlehrooks and Simmons. !
Introducing
*
Our Ten Bay
Plan
of selling fine clothing differs from that
used in the auto field only by virtue of the
fact that we charge no interest or carrying
charge of any kind •.. Cash prices apply
£>0 rip tg U rattif
(Elatfjpa
are nationally known as fine clothes . . . They
are
featured here extensively
When you buy Society Brand, you are
assured of the type of clothes that
men of taste demand
Use Our Ten I'uy I'Ian charge service in Ihe purchase
of your next suil if ii is of convenience to you
Society Brand Suits $ 1 0 when purchased, | 3 i M weekly
945 Society Brand Suits $ 1 0 when purchased, $ 3 .£ 0 weekly
85# Society Brand Suits #XO when purchased, # 4«#0 weekly
$5 5 Society B randSuitu $ fi0 when purchaeed, 9 4 ,5 # weekly
# # • Society Brand Suits 9 1 0 when purchased, 9 5«# # weekly
$40
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•
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“ FURNISHERS TO MEN .WHO K^OW”
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sford Dally HeiAald
IT A D . B A T E S
os: C*sh In Advance
ads, will fa« rew ired
jn i and colla to r aaftt
Italy for payment.
............. 10e • Una
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,e rates on re<jn*Bt.
_uced rates 8f6 'fo r
;l*e insertion^,
ords of average length
ted a lino*
, n„
.
m charge of SOe for
vertising Is restricted
jr classIflcntlpD.
erroy is made The Sanrald wiU be responsible
one lneorr«ct Insertion,
rtlser for subwauent
|ns. 'Hie office should be
immediately In case of
l ADVERTISERS
[Herald
representative
rhly familiar with rates,
and classification will
du complete Information.
you wish, they
will
I you |in wording your
kd. tK. mako it more efJPORTANT NOTICE
(rtisers should give their
Dr postoffik j address aa
i their phone number if
esire results. About one
out of a thousand has
bhone and the others
kopimunirnte with you
/they know yotor address,
lisruntinuance M UST be
person at The Sanford
ffice or by letter. Telejiarontinuancea « r » not
I
|ous - Prompt * Efficient
Service
lost and Found.
p— Female pointer. H. 11.
ford. 313 Pomegrnnite.
x
Bunch Keys on ring with
i plate. Plenso notify Mrs.
Smith, or Phone 1.
ervlce S ta tio n s —
hiring.
R e-
BIO DEI T R IM CO.
Im lln* car, not tho owner.
kne 817 for estimates.
I p . w . RADFORD
IKES
VULCANIZING
HKELKSR & WELSH
nice tnat makes friends”
isiness Service O ffe re d
PS DRUG S T O R E — ProIons, Drugs, Soda. We are
] you ns your phone.
Call 103
Stove & Furniture Co.
21 E, First Street
We carry a full line
Ices arc right. Cash or
Vc want your business.
’ EE Concrete ro.. general
work, sidewalks, buildlicks, irrigation boxes. J. R.
(legcr. I ron.
DRY CLEANING
CO.
Cleaning, Repairing nnd
Phono 465 for prompt
■TON'S BARBER SHOP .
113 Magnolia Avenue,
class barbers
Special atgiven ladies and children.
IT *
c&
1
36— Situation Wanted Female 68— Roams W ithout Based
2 to 4:30 p. m.
F. W. BENDER, Salosmunager
DO y<,ur altering, repairor new building, neat and
Reference. W. P. Davis,
agnolia M e . •
W R D DRUG COMPANY
“The Rexall Store”
ake a specialty of our prompt
of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
— Soda — Hot Sandwiches
M N G IN G U P F A T H E R
W O W I IF M A 4 W E
HOME BEFORE \ READ
lucky
TO
see
] 84— Hodges For Sale
W1GHT-CHRISBJNBBRRV PRINT W AN TE D — At once by settled FOR
RENT,— Nice
furnished j HOUSE d isc in, opposite nviatlon
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving,
indy, housekeeping for couple,
room, hot water. Rent reason-1 field, chi*p for ensh, few choice
fied business, rate lc a word, min
imum 24c cash with order.
WANTED TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
AT HERALD OFFICE
DODGE BROTHERS
LOTS AT
HIGGINS, SMITH, W IGHT, INC.
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
»
«■ *
*
*
*
*
i
PERKINS,— Haberdasher
-Rooms W ith Board*
Corner
13th
and
Palmetto
$2200.06
Jqunrtera for C o l l e g i a t e Now located In offices formerly
Corner 16th and Magnolia 2500.00
Is 110 First Street.
W ANTED. — A few boarders; Corner 13th and Oak
2200.00
private home; all home cooking. Three (3) adjoining lota on San
occupied by Britt-Chittenden Co.
8EMINOLE PRINTERY
1702 Mugnolla Ave.
ford Avenue for $3000.00 each.
ANSOO CAMERAS
There
was never a butter time to
, AND SUPPLIES
ROOMS, with or without meals.
make an investment.
. Oth St. w. N. Lumtey, Prop.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
^ T O READ!
i< i
Embossing. See ds fir s t We, do either in Sanford or Winter Park. able. Apply 1108 Myrtle Ave.
lots on Sanford A ve„ $500 each.
.P h o n e 417-JV.
-------R. R.
_ Avenue.
Address, Winter Park, Housekeep
P. O. Box COG.
!t»mmcrcinl Street.
er.
FOR RENT.— Furnisheo two room
apartment corner Central and 85— L o ts For S ale
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile 40— Money to Loan
French Ave.
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
OCEAN Front I^ot and Accretions
over old roffs. Leaks repaired. Ein LOANS— Money available at 7 per FOR REN.T. — Two furnished
dose to new bridge approach,
timates free. Satisfaction guaran
rooms for light housekeeping, j \,.w Smyrna nench, $2,500.00. Geo.
cent Close in property. A. P.
teed. Oak Ave.dk 3rd St. Phone 111. Connelly A Sons.
1106 W. First St.
11. Fullerton owner, 135 Canal St.,
Smyrna, Fla.
CLARENCE! SMITH
69— Rooms for Housekeeping!
42— Educational
General Contractor
i 89— Wanted— Heal Estate
600 West First Street
FOR RENT.— Rooms for light
ACCOMMODATION—
for
several
at Phone 441
housekeeping. 1020 Laurel Ave. A CHEAP 1 room house wanted
more children In kindorgarten.
for $2,500. Our prospect has
Afternoon session. South Side Pri
JAMES H. COW AN— All kinds of mary.
FOR RENT.— 3 rooms, completely ? OKI cash, (’ loser in the better.
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
furnished, screened porch, priv Scrirggs-Scoggan Realty Co, Phone
Water and Boat Tanka. A t Oak
ate bath, upstairs, gas, electricity, 735 or 784-J.
Avesuo and Third S
Sir
treet
Tel*. 4 7 - D o g s , C ats, P e ts .
water and telephone. High St. be
phone 111.
tween Elm and French.
Phone ! oo_A u tom obiles for Sale
UUo “ J ,
1
FOR
SALE.—
Female
Pit
bulldog.
I■
HODGIN9 & "CO W A N CO., Auto
Apply
Singer
Sewing
Mnchine
TW O ROOMS with kitchenette and J' ' IL L Y S KNIOMT and Overland.
Radiator and sheet metal works.
Plain and ornamental sheet metal office.
private bath, attractively film- I
„ 3™ ‘ V ,, ,,r
work. Tol. 716-W.
207 French
ished, moderate rent, W. M, Young, 1
Pmk and
ominertia)
56—
Fuel
and
Feed
Avenue.
208 N _J’ark Ave.
FDR SALE DR TRADE.- -11(25
WOOD—
For
stove,
fireplace
or
P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
PARK A P A R T M E N T S — Furnish I bulge truck for Kuril. See me nt
furnace. IjCiive orders at 1611
A. B. Riggs, 604 Laurel Ave.
ed corner Central St, and Park American Cafe in Catos Bldg. W,
Mcllonville Ave. F. H. Dyson.
PHONE 303
Ave.— Elect rirul
refrigeration,—- C. Joiner.
Furniture Reflnished
Murphy steel kitchen, etc. Phone
FOR SALE.-—Stove and fireplace 818-J.
CHRYSLER
wood. I’ll one 3512. M. M. Lord. , _
25— Florists.
------- --------------------- W------ ( HAS. T. FU LLER MOTOR CO
Phone «02
I TWO unfurnished apartments, one 411 W. 1st St.
57— Good Things to Eat
“ STEWART THE FLORIST”
vacant on 13th. I 102 W. 1st. St, _ . . _______________________Id
Flowers for all occasions.
1025 Ford Coupe, excellent condi
McLANDER ARCADE
tion, bargain. Dr. Caswell.
SPENCER’S D AIR Y PHONE 400, 75— Business Places for Rent
Phone 781.
— We sell only cow’s milk and
JEW ETT AND PAGE
cream
produced in
Seminole A T T R A C T IV E rooms to rent for
county. No powders used, double
R IVE ’S GARAGE
27— Professional Services.
stores or offices at Park Ave.,
Sanford Dealer
dairy delivery. G. W. Spencer & and Commercial Street.
W. M.
208 W. 1st St.
Phone 617
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
EUGENE P E R M A N E N T Wave Son.
for $10.00. Marlnelio Shop, The
HUPS— MARMONS
61— Miscclleanous.
77— . ntines for Kent.
Basket. 2nd and Magnolia.
Sanford Automobile Co.
206 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
S. J. NIX
FOR cypress poles, pilling post, FOR RENT.— 6 room
modern
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
wood. Apply T. E. Mearcs, Os
house with -< Fm!rooms, unfurn !,. A. KENAUD wishes to announce
300 East First Street.
teen, Fla.
ished.
$60.un
. lonth. Apply
! that he is buck at bis old stand at
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
[ 8211 W. First St., doing Garage
R O YA L
DRY
CLEANERS
&
BLUE BIRD B E A U T Y SHOP,
615-513 '" i s t Nat’l Bank
j and Auto Electric Repairs,
and
DYERS arc* 'sending a message
"W o specialize in permanent wav
to every home. We know you FOR RENT.— Furnished bunga will give the same high grail.*
ing” . 206 North Park Ave.
j service ns in the past
and run
want your overcoats nod winter
low. 1 rooms, hath and garage. under the same name of S A N
GOOD H E ALTH is yonr greateat siiitM to look nice. Just Call 181-J Phone 371-^V.
FORD B A TTE R Y SERVICE CO.
asset— CHIROPRACTIC
W ild , and the Royal Cleaners and Dyers
give and keep you in good health. will do the rest.
R E N T or sell.— 2 ■■ bungalows,
NASH
Phone 482-J for appointment. Dr.
L. Bland, next Wnouniff springs. Ixmds the world in motor car value
FOR SALE
W. E. MacDougail, 1st Nat’l Hank
First Street, also lots and acreage
SMITH MOTORS CO
One enr icing platform. In this at Osteen.
Bldg.
r
platform several thousand feet of
good lumber. See Clyde A, Byrd, FOR RENT.—Two small country AUTOM OBILE DEALERS— If you
32— Help W anted— Female
want to sell your used cars, ad
Manager Florida Power & Light
residences. One located on Cel vertise daily on tho classified page
Co.
ery
Ave.,
mar
river;
the
other
on
peirienecd waitresses needGeneva at Heck Hammock. Price
ed. Bo II Cnfe.
<
USED CAR EXCHANGE
64— Seed, Plants, Fertilizer.
$20.00, F. F. Dutton & Co.
CD -NER PAR K AND SECOND
<i. W. W A N S LE Y, Manager
W IL L BUY any ipiuntity good, 78— Offices anti Desk Room
strong plants, up to several hun
CADILLAC- O AK LAN D
dred each of Bougainvillea, (purple OFFICE FOR 1117NT— In Meiach
PO NTIAC—
and tvimson > flame vine, alainnnda,
Bldg
Apply A. P Connelly St
Sanford Cadillac Compnny
(yellow hibiscus), plumhngo and Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
117 E. 2nd St.
Phone 121
other ornamental shrubs
ami
vines. W. M. Young, 208 N, Park. 8 0A — Real E state D irectory
.DODGE
Ave.
Pleasure cars and Graham Trucks
Phono 3
IIIGGINS-SM ITH-W IGHT, INC. Elm and 13th St.
75— Specials at the Stores.
Real Estntc aryl
SEM INOLE IIUDSOIVESSEX
INSU RANCE BROKERS
INC.
203 Onk Ave.
LIS T YOUR PROPERTY W ITH,
Phone 41
“ THE LOT K IN G "
W ANTED
306 First National Bank Bldg.
KENT V U LC AN IZIN G WORKS.
HOOD
AN D GOODYEAR TIRES.
TH
RASH
ER
&
GARNER
SALESW OMEN
U. S. L. Batteries.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
ANDIRONS
Distributors Chandler
112 S. Pnrk Ave., Sanford
SCREENS
Commercial Avenue
SEE It. C. TISD ALE for good buys
Wo havo roo min our sales or
in Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build
FIRE SETS
ing.
ganization for ten women of in
BE SURE and see the new custom
SEE OUR WINDOWS
built Studebakers
M cC ALL £ FOX, Real estate in
telligence and good address—work
SAN JU AN GARAGE
vestments. Best buys are among
our listings. Phone 745.
will be highly ngreeable, renumerSANFORD BUICK CO.
THE BALL H AR D W AR E
ative and pleasing.
84— Houses For Sale
212 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 367
FOR S A LE nr rent, 4 room house,
Experience In selling not a re
electric lights, garage, 122 1-2
LIN C O LN — FORD — FORDSON
Palmetto.
quirement— the training wo give
Edward Higgins, Inc.
C O LO N IAL COTTAGE. — Five Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
you will equip you to satisfactor
large rooms and double garage,
surrounded by ouk. magnolia and PALM BE A 071 CO U N TY — The
66—
Wanted—
to
Buy.
ily handle our work.
scene of stupendous
develop
cedar trees. On ono o f Sanford’s
ment. Read r.hout it in the Palm
main
avenues.
Prise
$12,0(10.00.
FLO R ID A —O R LAN D O — Orlando
Bart Nason, 507 First National Beach Post. .Sumple copy sent on
Morning Sentinel; largest classi
Call hours— 10 to 12 a. m.
request.
Bank Building.
I0CK STEAM PRESSERY
inning, pressing, tailoring.
Palmetto Avenue. Phone
THIS BOOK,PEL.
iH H n n iiu
u&rk i
(»• f t.
\• i
uction Sale.
•>,v
’ rjHMPs
I .\
68— Rooms W ithout Board
FOR RENT.— Orfe large furnished
bedroom. 616 Oak Ave.
COLCLOUGII R E A L T Y CO.,
Tel 732. 311 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
SANFORD, FLA.
ROOMS for rent. 400 Myrtle Ave. R E A L E STATE — INSU RANCE
ROQM and board. Private family.
Reasonable price. Ladies prefer
red. 203 Maple Ave.
Dealers
SELL GOOD USED CARS
1025— Dodge Coupe
1024— Dodge Special A Sedan
1023— Dodge Coupe
1023— Dodgo Touring
1023— Dodge Panel Truck
1020— Graham 1 1-2 To Truck
MILLER O. PHILIPS," Inc.
91— Legal Notice*.
N O T ia : OK D U U m M lTIO * OF
1’ AnTNRH Slltr
Not ire Is lieretiy g i v e n (lint tile
p a r t n e r s h i p , herotnforn exi sting b e
t we en i ln> un de r s i g ne d a ml
con
d uc t i ng the busi ness
known
us
“T h e nu t l e t " at 21r.- 217 Knsi First
Street. Sanford. Klorhln, tins been
dissol ved by milllinl rnnsunt and
p ay ment of thn o bl l gni l o ns of (lie
busi ness hnvn been nssumed by lid)
iinderslK m-d l*\ II. ltoliblns.
A. I t A KF1 K I j I i ,
v.
a.
itoiiniNS.
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
Most folks forget that Hu* kid
neys, like the bowels, sometimes
get sluggist nnd dogged and need
a flushing occasionally, else wo
j have bneknche nnd dull misery iji
I the kidney region, severe hcadaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid
liver, add stomach, sleeplessness
and all sorts of bladder disorders.
YYou simply must keep your
kidneys active and dean nnd the
moment you feel an ache or pain
in the kidney region begin drinking
lots of water. Also get nbout four
ounces of Jnd Snlts from any good
drug store here, take a tablcsponful in a glass o f water before
breakfast for a few days nnd your
kidneys will then net fine. This
ffimous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, combin
ed with lit hia, and is intended to
flush dogged kidneys and help
stimulate them to activity. It nlsn
helps neutralize the acids in the
urine so they no longer irritate,
thus helping to relieve bladder dis
orders.
Jnd Salts is inexpensive; makes a
delightful effervescent litliia water
drink which everybody should take
now and then to help keep their
kidneys dean.
A well-lumwn local druggist says
he sells lots o f Jad Salts to f o l k s
who believe in trying to correct
kidney trouble while if. is only
trouble.
12,000 From Chinese
™
,
J ,
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Town Gripped by W a r
vided $6,000 fbr reConst
the homes of 500 Bemlnole l
which were destroyed In th f
da hurricane. The Indian*,.]
agreed to do the work at
after helng furrlshed with Uki
by the government. Non* c'
Seminolcs were killed In the i
HANKOW , Oct. 7.— l/P)— The
rescue launches nnd several light
ers have succeeded in bringing
12,000 women nnd children to this
city from the neighboring city of
Wuchang where northern
nnd
soLuhern Chinese troops arc at:
dentil f'tips. The rescue was cfH ow to Gain 5 Pol
fei ted Sunday and Monday after
a proviou attempt had failed when
Strength is a,valuable
the ships were fired on nnd forced you are weak, run-down,
to return, although opposing forces your neighbor’s advice. Thi
had previously agreed to the res have been benefited by the'
cue.
Doctor Pierce’s Golden M
The northern troops who ore Discovery. It is a tonic f<
holding Wuchang agninst tHt^*ho- seasons,— Spring lassitude;
sieging Cantonese have permitted mer languor; Autumn chills;
tho beggar and impoverished, ole- ter colds.
Good blood is
incut of the civilian population to i source of henlth and streoguv,
depart, holding the better classes Golden Medical Discovery, purely
in In* city.
i vegetable and free from alcohol
Some charitable organizations , or narcotics, will clear the skin/
are caring for the rescued who re- i give vigor to the heart beats, tOQf
late appealing stories of conditions,; up the nerves and make life » Joy
caused by Wu ( ’ bang: Tree roots j instead of a burden. Try the DRC
and leaves had already been eaten i oovery now!
For sale by drugs
along with rts, dogs, and rats.
I gists.
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71
I
How Is Your Blood?
In 30 Days
Ask Union 'Pharmacy or any
druggist for a box o f McCoy’s Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets. They
cost bin little, are sugar coated
and as pleasant to take as candy.
Skinny men nnd women take
them to speedily |»ut on plenty of
good, healthy, solid flesh, and for
this purpose they are so extreme
ly good that thin men and wo
men often hike on 6 pounds or
more in 30 days. As a mutter of
fact, nil druggists are authorized
to return your money if you don’t
take on 5 pounds in 30 days.
Due thin woman gained 15
pounds in six weeks.
Insist on McCoy's, thn original
nnd genuine— 0(1 Tablets— 6(1 cents.
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Kvory man who
has purchased
i
property and has established equity
by purchase has a chance to come out
/1
o f his transaction without loss.
,:>aJ
If you have dealt honestly and fail
ed with the seller our adjustment ser<
vice will find a way for you to proceed
with your contract.
Hat
Kloek For Sale
No Stork Salesman
SANFORD BU ILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
m
The very worst thing: that c^n hap
pen to Florida is to clog up the courts
A H DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
l
Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can slop them
now with Crcomulsion, an emulsified
creosote that Is pleasant to lake. Crco■nulsion is a now medical discovery
with twofold action; It soothes and
heals the inflamed membranes and in
hibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote ]■ reoognbed by high medical authorities aa
ono of the greatest healing agencies for
persistent coughs and colds and other
forms of throat troubles. Crcomulsion
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal
thn infected membranes and stop tho
irritation and inflammation, whllo tho
creosoto goes on to llio stomach, is sb»
sorbed Into the blood, attacks lhaseat
of the trouble and checks tho growth
of tho germs.
Crcomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac
tory In the treatment of pert Iitrot
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forma of respira
tory diseases, end is excallont for bulld-
with
fore-closure
11
proceedings and ■is
?
VlM
suits to cloud and quiet title.
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jwiLr
To avoid this very situation we have ^
established an adjustment service—
a department— before which matters!
§
of this kind may be brought— fo r ad
justment— come in and let us talk the ^
matter over.
“A Share of Y ou r Bustiiess W ill B e
Appreciated
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I! I, W U T
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AVi i Kl tKAH Thn Lcitliiladire of 1925. nrulor
f #on wilt til Ion of 1HF6,
of thc Ktaiii iii E l o r l d a f did irn.H three Joint
Helminth...*
progosl ng
nmerulnieiit* lo tlid Cunslliutioit of llm Kinle of H lorlila. ami ino su n«
WITH Iigrei-it III try- (r vol e o f l li r. -r- flf tP" < f all the Miemt.ors eluelstl t.j
M e h liouee that the vol e* oil nahl Joint Itesohltloii* w-ero eillptsil U|o[U
Ihetr respect Ive Joiirnnls, with the yens u ml liny* ihoreon, nail they it hi
determine mill direct that thn «iihl Joint Ite.solulIntu lie siiPnillted to tllo
elector* of the State nt tho (Jeneral Klectl. n In Novel l .... . lt»2G.
NOW
T i l I'tHKK* >HK. I II i ' I . AV r l t . W V K O l t D . Secretary of State
qf the Stale of Floridn, do herel.y gi ve notice tlmt a
i ; K \ K t t \ i . Ki.Kt n o \
w i l l lie held III r ic h c o u n t y In K 'o tlrt.r on i m * l a y m-Ni suet.... ..Ing the
first Mmnl.o In Noveinl ini, A l> IVJfi. the said 'I'llesdiiy helm; the
s t ; r o \ t t i m i o r v u i : u i i i -;ii
ment* in musical fields. Ho wan Man Missing for 13
the firpt lo Mtnrt i-hililron’s concerts
Years Now Found
j in whieh-he ponMuutlly explains and
|ucrpininl* tln*m with the master
i ( wmpnsit inn*, tendencies, rudiments
C H IC A G O ,
Oi l.
7.— (/IT- - T h o
f tlm art. and 'hemes of the j|(.'r„|,| ,md Tribune in a ' nipy-
ur Student Publications
SanctionedBy The Faculty
MUSICAL SOUL OF r,
¥ - d*nl
"Th? U. S. IS GROWING
SAYS DAMROSCH
np eru s.
IV E K S IT Y
E S V II.I.E ,
OF
O ct
F L O R ID A . I
7 .— (VP>—
University nf Floridn has four!
i d f i A U i j r n t o r , ” “ T h e S e m in o le ,
S ilv e r B o w ,” and the “ F "
L a s t y e a r on an onym ous
M en tion, c a l l e d “ 101 A l c u n i n , " |
ea red o n t h e c a m p u s a n d was
I b u t e d t o t h e s t u d e n t b o d y hy
one. T h i n p u b l i c a t i o n wan not N o t e d t ' o n d n d r r o f N e w Y o r k
r i a l , a n d w a x concerned w i t h
Sym phony
O rrh c -tn i
Ue-
wnghted
dispatch
Irani
I),'dins,
I
It w a s he w i t . •, h a v i n g f i r s t Luk T e x a s . . * a v * t h a t l e w is K. La rso n .
U-n his o r i- ln - M r u I n (h«- P a c i f i c r o a s t f , , rriM. r n u i i i n g e r " f I hi; Chu-ngn
in the l a v - w h e n t i . i r i - c o n t i n e n t n l H o a r d o f K d u c a t io n w h o v aiush ed
r a v e l, d e p e n d e n t on the f i n a n c i a l m y s t e r i o u s l y m I 1 i, lia s been
r e s p o i -e o f the r i u t i - . - ' m u s ic lo v
t ,,jl l l( | ,,, |);,|las. s u f f e r i n g f l o i n a
■s w a s a h a z a r d o u s t a s k , t h e n ;aps,. ,,| m e m o r y .
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t i n n e d e a s t w a r d and I o r t h e f i r s t
,,.,((> |)|is „ inK , |, l( ;,u'oai» has been
t i m e in t 1 m in ce d A m e i n . n i m u s ic W(1J.k i|||r „ „ M1|ll,M „ t e n d e u l as a
to E uro pe
Me ha i t . , ve ile d m o r e
c a m p foi t w o
than
HI(1.111III m i l l
w i t h his o r
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l ) u . m i m i . - j, ; [ J l w , i m i c best ra,
ami
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unm,one,| ..... . t.. Dal l as w h ore his
Me
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t wo
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|i;in| glmiiii d - i n
meal
f o r th e i a 111leal l o ll o r la-Jr-ellon u f the said .l-'in t lt - - * o lu l Io n * l>ropo.slug
Ultlend no nl s lo the t "mint 11lit Inn o f I tie S la in of l-'lo rld a, viz
no It Hes.dv.t1 hy the Loftl sl aturs flf t b s S t a t s or F l o r i d a i
T i n t ti n f o l l o w i n g amendment or tho Const i t ut i on of t.m
Kl or .
8ec?loV, 18 «.f the I »ecl nrnll on of R i g h t s or sold C o t t . M , ^ ! '
ami I ,., name t* hereby a g r e e d to and ths s umo shal l h . sUitI“ 'W
?1„ uuallfled el ector* of the State or F l o r i d a f o r r a t i f i cat i on or V * u l l
, (he ..ext eiiHiilng fteiicinj Hleetlon, that Is to say, that Hecth,*, fl*
the peelnrntlon of Ri ght * of the Const i t uti on of the Hlnte of F| ' 'I
anifiiiliMt ho iim to reai! an f ol l own:
q
S'lf tlon M.
ellIzi'iis -f III.' r o l l e d Sl ates uiidcl
I |ch nl t lie I Tilled Stal es."
him
*lni IJ l... dish m -.-il In ll n- I ' o u n t v Ih.iir.l o f I ’ nldle 1iml i net | " i i * o l* l » •' 1
Hie xiinpot i ami t n a ln t i- t id m *■ " I p n ld le l i t - ' “ eln.ols
I 'l o v ld e d . t m j
'
n p iio r l lo tn n e iil am i d ls l I I lo il hoi sha ll he made l>\ e.-n.-i d! la w hnseil " I ‘ -a
tin
Home i h ' l . i l - i l n l i i i i d l d e o f i la ssif n a I lo ll to he del el in i M»'d
III l l l l e
A *I -oost ihu imi'; V'l-dimhia'' /teh'i'io.c' "o Vhe' jViii'nM
ia f v" i h-pa*11 nu'ni.' t o 'll* jj
rU'i^Hm.i'I.V'tha state ..f Florida:
.
Thill 111■ fnllowlnkf a hi «m! rri ■ n i !*•
t f I«*I♦- V •>( thn < ntisMIuED'Ti
Kh>r l<f a l 1• «... It now n hj- S k i I ioii H
sai.1 ArtlrD
!•** hemI t Imi hhiim*
tic* 1 1- > a i f i i i l to aiifl MiitE Im- MihmUfftl E*> !)»»■ cl ‘ i’torM of lln* Sin l ♦* oi
IJoriita .i e i ha* uv\t Ki'fifral I'ltM-tjon, i *« !••• Ii»»l<f oil Ui** firnt rio's^ln.v afti'i
tin* 111 -1 M‘"iuhi> Iti N’ d v * riilu r, 1-•Lr*U. f«T n i 1 11 Dailton oi’ r**Ji tic»11
uiitfirii’ f ‘nni*t «>f fl»*» Slat*- «>i i p
S * i ■l*iri n
ri!D f h l o f jtls*tli'** I'f fin*
FlifJtla
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J V I N C 1 T O N . K y . . Oct 7. f/J-t
John M c D o n a l d S h e r lo c k , " I ,
J killed n r u l f ' l n r l i L . 1-Nving
1*^ b o t h o f D a y t o n , O h io , was
ju»ly I n j u r e d in an i n i l o m o l i i l e
dent near h e r e lust n i g h t a n d .
ft) young w o m e n w i t h t h e m were
llU y h u rt.
T h e men w e r e eu
lb I l o t l y w .....I. 1-In
iu-w
W hat Florida Needs N o w
Is tin* Eit le of a recent address by W. C. Lavyaon, the
Keptdilican candidate for Congress in the Fourth Djjp
trice, which gives precisely this information. A postal
rani repiicsl addressed to “ Lawson C am paign Commit.
'2 tee. 12 Watkins Block, Orlando, Fla., will bring you
‘I
a copy uf ! Eiis address.
k
Tires and sa\e Ihe worry.
We re-charge and repair all makes Batteries,
ln,ist im the celebrated Firestone (it'M -O llM 'E O COHOS.
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RHEUMATISM 1
Palmetto Ave.
iln s a i*i«h t to know , and should k n ow th e v ie w s and
o f each candidate fo r Congress in h e r D is t r ic t !
Call In and Iel us pay you for your un used mileage, ride on (he
You can alm ost feel
MWIonvilk* Ave.
EVERY WOMAN VOTER
1.000 Used liie s and Batteries within the next ten days.
Churchwelfs
ous e
T h is Im usc 1 lia s t h r o e
disappear!
lied in m ins , la r g e 1i v.IIAT
mlHorahlo tw-ho frnm In
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flamed. Hwollon m ii h i-1p n —
in.u‘ r o o m , 1\i l cl i f i i a n d
OONK! !(h>'iiiiin(l*m rohi|it<-ri«l!
( T t '(1tlCll 1r ul ' di ; al sSI*
o Driven righi mil of Ihe Hysti-rn—
llit’
lilaiui
and
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b^M AY FI.Y ACROSS III'E \N
itrii:
Streets
OH.
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The
\ W ;t i r ; ml l i nr i /i ' (1 to
great flight nf Sir Alan .1
, / . G r e a t l i r i l n i i i ' u Iie w nst
III i ; h o m e ; it a
o (T ( t
[iru h a irl
St, pf»haitly
will he arm** llm
moms. Lai Ii and s< ivi-iicd
cmt*ed hy impurltlmi In the ayNteni.
Itlc. Beforn hi* met-ii I High'
piitv
f a r l i r l uw 1I k * W e a k . ImiinviTluhed hhxrd cnn'l
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v;ilu( ■; wi l l
f u n - i(lt*r rhi'ijimit i*rn n-innliiri.
»ptatIve |ilan* In fly from Emand to America.
S H. H. h('l|>* Nature r.-httlhl ynin
Well l uf at ci 1 lul in MX•Ii 1,000
hlmnl In lighting Htrength—Inilliif E j
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W e Serve to Serve Again
Wa '~'
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npl-hloml-cuIlH hy tho mllllimH!
Rod hhxnl purlflPH Urn hvhI oui— 1
rlii-uinultsm 1* driven right nut.
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f!t:t thin wonderful relief youp
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n r n / ^
TIimiHiimlH uro lining it!
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rltmimaL / lM
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llfltn Shy,iriH
hulldlllKHt()PP.Ing
up
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roil ecdlB In t h o hln n il *
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chan ge.
$5(10 ( iisli
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balance I d ,-.n i ( jmn-hastT
la a pmicripiun for
m-Jr
Malaria, Chills and Fever,,
^v ' Dengue o r Bilious Fever.
It Idlla the
Jrit am,-'
w .
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|Dean-Berg Corporation f,r
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109 West First Street
IMione 5-18
Sanford, Fla,
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SANFORD G R O V E
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Amid Majestic Pines
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will tin tin* Buino furl
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Will prartlce In all the ceurt*
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Idem I* lieu— Iticn-rmea
your rippellle
put* power nm f
elreiigth mill .ti. rgy in y.mr hiiilv
Get S H H tmluy frnm uny drug
i;l.*l. 'Ilm larger buttlu hi mure
.>1.7-Hi l irsl Nal. Bank Bldg,
i'hone 7 lit
Attomry-at-l.aiv
H.
.•l.r-llr l-irsl Nat. Bank Bldg. « leamte* your »hIn of
C o r p o r a tio n
J. G. S H A R O N
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Ination o f Ahntractg of [.and
Builder,
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TIUw given especial attention
Offices in Court House
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Elbert Gary at 80
To Continue Work
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LOS ANGELES, Oot. 8— (^P)—
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N EW 'Y O R K , Oct. 8.—(/P)—
Ebert H. Gary was 80 years old
today b u t his birthday wak ju st
another working d a y ifo r him.
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duties.
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lo be prepared for the inevitable
md want others to bo prepared
nlso.”
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Mr. Gary ha:; been in the
loci business for 28 years.
President Coolidge has sent Mr.
Gnry a birthdliy niess'age say
ing: "That you retain your ac
tive interest in public affairs is
worthy of high commrmratidn.
My hearty congratulations on
your birthday and best wishes
for .continued health, happiness
utd opportunity for usefulness.”
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WIH Hurl His 2nd
City Golf Links And Tennis
man, who, according to the: dperntor, resembled Mrs. McPherson.
Game of Series In Gotham
Courts Are to Be Opened
The message was sent June 15,
In an Attempt to Place
Says
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eight days bofore the evangelist
Team op Level With,Yanks
Order Issued by J. M. Clark
rcuppoared a t Douglas.
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oC having escaped from a kidnap probably was kidding some ona.
e r’s hut hna been increased by roAlonso B. Murchison, Dougina
ports thnt a runch house resem police officer and desert trailor,
bling the shriek described by her who occupied the witness box
as the one in which she wns held throughout yesterday's hearing, is Pennock Emerges Victor for
Slntute of 1794 Prohibiting Board of Governors Also Se
I captive during n p art of the 30 expected to bo recalled for cross
lected at Meeting at LongSecond Time Over Sherdel;
Worldly Pleasures Would
days she was mysteriously mis examination.
wood
Last Night; LeRoy Is
sing,, has been located near WellBe Invoked by City Chief
Murchison was subjected to a« New Attendance Mark Set
ton. Arizona.
Named
Chairman of Board
merciless grilling yesterdny b y ,
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Two persons fitting into Mrs. j W. i). Gilbrrt, drfrnse attorney,!
By BKIAN BK1,L
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 8 ,-f/P i McPherson's story as “ itose" and 'd uring which he was questioned
Election of members of. tho
The campaign of Director of Pub
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—•(/!’!—
“Steve" her alleged abductors, are in detail regarding his ex(>editions Chances for St. Louis in the fu t
lic Safety Jam es M. Clark to on board of gove-nors, the selection
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force ttu* eentury-old “bluo laws” of a secretary and n decision to
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»CA(>0. *X’t. o.
(A 1 ) Wellton ranch.
The discoveries. Ilouglns in his numerous searches World Series todny. rested on tin
in Pittsburgh struck a snag late incorporate were the highlights of
AIKEN,
Oet.
Thursday with the announcement tho meeting of tho Seminole Coun
oral oi r r n i v e s Iiru ier A w cr' reported in press dispatches | for traces of Mrs. McPherson’s al- broad shoulders oT the 39 year old
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night ffnmii Yuma, Arizona.
Arizona I: leged
leired kidnamiers.
(Grover Cleveland Alexander. Only
kidnappers.
by Director of Public Works Ed ty Chamber of Commerce T hurs —A mob . , .
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[tlden, head of the .special nn(| crorlitetl U> Jack Chriss,
in - 1 Murchison was required
to draw ! the geteran pitcher stands between
ChrisH, nn in-1
i
ward (5. Lang that “ the golf links day night a t l.ongwood.
the
Aiken
j
a
i
l,
seised
,
rence unit, today start- veatigator fur District Attorney o mup of the country over which the Red Birds and tho losers’ sluin'
in Schenley park and tennia courts
negroes,
one
of
them
ii
^
L.
C.
Bebout
of
Sanford
wtu
in all other city parks will be open
governnunV* investiga- Keyes.
he scoured and wns able to indi ' of the gold a t tho end of the [
elected secretary. nn, and shot them to do*
i
cate the many shacks und places ■World’s Series rainbow
to {he public as usual next Sun uiuinimously
lifnifir
charges
in-1
The
Wolll(,n
ruhch
adjoins
that
Mrs.
Richard
Washburn
Child
no uquor enarges in i of H A Hollenbeck, a friends of he came across in his search.
Chamber
of
Commerce
directors
day. "He declined to amplify the
As both team s moved out of the
representing each section of the a pine thicket jtlst bo
Files Suit ;in Paris But statement.
m em b ers Of the police Mrs. McPherson, whose name hns
Murchison testified he hnd not | West today, the series stood three
' .
county here appointed members the city Jimit*.
lent.
I frequently uppeared in the inves- visited n shack at San Junn , ,games
Dom Not Hjpveal Grounds;
^ . 1W, to two in favng „of New
The announcement came after of the board for the first year.
The
negroes
lynched
ink Roche a c e of gov- ‘‘Kntions of the' pastor’s disappear Springs, located about 20 miles , York with the American 'Leaguers
Couple Estranged lor Year Clark hnd issued orders to Peter Leon Leroy of Snnford, was made
,
,
’
, * "
lance.
Hollenbeck form erly wns from Agun Pricta. Gilbert’s ques- iture its election ns World baseball
Paul Walsh, superintendent of po- ,Chairman
.......... of v„^
uiv ..... body. Clarence and Demmond'
the governing
it sle u th s, Who sup- Pudding inspector for Angelas turning left inference tiint this n«: !:ng but
n. single game
to , in
,
N
1
PARIS,
Oct.
H.—t/P>Mrs.
Rjchlice,
directing
that
the
names
<
»f
j
The
'
‘
hoard
authW
izcd‘
th o ‘ ch*ir- man and the Utter’s |!
L evidence which led to in- Temple.
wan the one from which the evun- aun
« election as world baseball nr(| Washburn Child has instituted all persons found playing golf, ten man to arrange for incorporation Bertha Lowman.
THey^1*" ‘
Its of TS (’ieero men, inThe Arizonn report is scouted by geliat escaped.
t ,
*'han»l ns. The Canhnals. aH u re- ‘divorco proceedings against her nis, football or baseball on Sunday, papers.
trial a second time fo r mi .
the innyor and chief of*________________________________ -------- -------- -- — -——
,JL~. I suit of defeat in the fifth game. hushi.nd who was fnrmely United both on public and private proper
[opened the inquiry when
The board of governors were connection with the death
| are in a no '<••> where they can States ambassador
to
Italy. ty i»e reported to him' for prose ■entertained
a t dinner by W. S. Iff II. H. Howard of A ik a ij
Ined a f ih n c n a duces tecum
' not afford to lose {mother game,
Grounds for the at tion were not cution the following day. No nr- Entzminger of Longwood a t the who was shot to death A t
'upon Chief of Police Coli All of today was
ded for disclosed anti Mrs. Child declined icsts will l><* made oil the scene.
Orange and Black hotel. The Fort when , accompanied bad
J supply him with records of
gi the contenders todny to make any comment.
travelling
get
When Clark's office was in I’itt
Orchestra of the hotel gave deputies, he wont to raid. 1.
(activity in handling liquor
back to tlte l iirikee Stadium for tbo
formed
of
Lung's
statem
ent,
u
of Sam L ovm sn, fath e r .«
The form er ambassador ami his
several
entertainm ent features.
sixth game Saturday. If the Card- wife have been estranged for more spokesman for him said "Director
mond
and Baftha Lowmatx “
Tho tenuro of office of the mem
es and slur numbers of
inn's win tomorrow a seventh game than
....... _a year,
y
their friends ascribing Lang may open the golf links and bers of tho boiwd was mado one of Clarence Lowmaii '
on specific raids and as- \
will
bo
necessary
in
New
' '
largely to dif- tho tennis courts but he cannot year with an erection to bo held first trial the- negroes
c
,
. v Yorl< thoir difficulties
its all listed in detail by I
assure any person that games will
.Sunday Victory for the Yankees ferenceo In temperapt.
victed, but a new trial .v
cbe. wc re includedj in the !
______
j
*
____
.ends the annua, . ;gue test f o r '
r'Kii.i i n t
be played on either next Sunday.” annually. The personnel of the od by the state at
in
Paris
for
board is os follows:
baseball supremacy.
sunn-maev
.. Mrs- ( .hillJ has bwJ» )
Both In "Cabinet”
This trial bfgln eari)
(the greater pnrj of the Inst 12
t“",l »['„ J r .l.'lifS ™
i J- L- w ' lls T«Ms Chamber IVuch.nB Founded 1000 Y«nrs basehall
6 Outcome Shock To St. Louis
M. E. Dooley, of Geneva: Leon
'
Both
Clark
and
Lung
ure
mem
Yesterdny, special
n
.
,
,,
...
,
months.
It
was;
reported
in
May
Body
That
Fosgat«
&
Co.1
Ago
Is
Being
Emptied
of
was indicated a t the frd- j
Outcome cmi the fifth game was ,h „ t ahc wns seking « separation bers of Mayor Charles II. Kline’s LoRoy and R. J. Holly of S an Ii«nham, presiding, ‘
lililiug amt go back lo the ! House on A. C. L. Rood Has | its Population ns Result a shock to St Louis supporters hcrPi but this p ^ y ed incorrect. She cabinet. Earlier in the day Clark ford; II. C. Durnnt of Lake M ary; diet of "not guilty"
ihrn the six Gcnuii brothers, I A Capacity of 1,000 Cars ; Of Fight to Possess City who established u new i ity record ihPn went tu Ariicricn
said Lang promised his co-opera A. G. W agner of Chuluota; W. J. law m an on the e h s . . . ~v«vif whom Imve been slain,
i,*V <,,^^7
with 39.552 paid admissions. The 1 Meanwhile, the former ambuss- tion in preventing Sunday sports luiwUin of Oviedo; Robert S. Ents- acy to murder.
the height of their bootHANKOW, China. Oct. 8—(!?)— Yankees Imd to come from behind 1odor applied f o r a divorce in Penn- on city property, over which the niinger of Longwood.
The largest citrus packing houso
T
he
mob
broke
U
to p
^
activitios.
The bogrd will moot next T hurs 8 o’clock this me
aniDi tt||c^ i,„r "mentul cruel- public worKs director bns supervi
in Florida is locatedi in Kei
Seminole The classical city of Wuchang, es to win, 3 to 2, in 10 innings. A .
sion.
day nt tho Chuluota Inn a t Chulu- powered Jailor Rupert
tablished more than l6(X) years battle of left-handers. Pennock and ty .’* His suit was withdrawn lute
us recalled th at during the County near Sanford.
Clark' made known during, the ota a t 7:80 o’clock.
trial of Albert Alir.cliui
Sheriff
Nollic
Ro' ‘
This information, understood to before th t birtb of C hrist—is be Sherdel, was a m ntiticm of W orlds jn September, and u purtinl re day
Hint his campaign was directed
lin Seal ini for aluying a po- ,lmvc been obtained from reliable ing emptied of itn civilization pop- senes history. The same pair of conciliation wns arranged, but
A membership camtming will spirited the netpoea
primarily
aguinrt
Sunday
sports.
Atteiney Patrick IE O’- 'sources, was given today to the | "laitiofi, or tliut portion of it which southpaws started the classic in without sufficient accord for them
bo launched immediately, it was automobile. . Their l
charged in open court that I Sanford Chumber of Coinmeree I
'H humanly possible to tra n s New i ork last Saturday. Pennock to continue together. The wife wn.i Bringing up to dale the statute of announced. The annual member found in the thlcltot,
Igivpn custody of tchir two little 1794 which prohibits "worldly ship fee will be SI and tho sus* ta r of h mile frqig Vc
in hi ' possession records at t he weekly meeting in the S em i-' P°rt «cr,,!,s t,l«' lw" '“ 'h*s "f Yang- then won n 2 to 1.
pleasures" cn Sunday, Clark ruled taining membership, $5. The of- hbura later.
i |i,>ti*nlny k Ffamr offered morr ((auuhtorn .
that -idO policemen hnd pole Caf" by J L Wells com m rr- ’ lsc riv t'' b> Hankow in the time
the i..omhiy paVroul of U ie 'd a ] „gent of the Atlantic Coast ' ‘‘'b'wed. There have been only a excitement than was developed in, Mr. Child is expected to arrive in thnt tin.- oporation of automobiles fico of tho county trade body will
Line Railroad. Tho packing house ! '^w days in which the rescuers the opcirvr, Itoth teams were able | Paris shortly, but presumably Is oil Sunday is just as necessary now bo established <lstar In Sanford.
t)
^ a / e of his wifp's
wifp’s applici
application as wan the use of livery team s Tho
wilt be tx iftM i
1. ' vork; tt f«w boats available to take advantage of frequent e r - , . iWiifare
, Collins isiKuad tip order to is owned by Fosg.Uc A Co., *nd ha» W
wore
th&n
100
yenr»-«gOv
*\’r.
rors
of
judgm
ent
by
tho
opposifo#
divorce.
Mrs.
Cn!
foi*
aivorce.
M
rs.
Child
w
ns'iorm
sriliiiat": to prodlieo the a capacity of 1,000 cars. It is lo - 1Jor Lhe purpose and y et,^his thenA sun, wlilch refused to oily Miss Moude I’nrk. They were
Likewise he hold It was perm is the F irst Natlontd Bank.building.
nian<l<"i by Roche and many ented in Forest City on the Tribly !
of <lnnlhJ "
dbode of more tion.
sible to buy mid sell gasoline on
(reel ii,. were taken to the branch of the Atlantic Coast Line ; t,1'“ n " T m rtcr of « million poo- shine during the enify innings, married in August, 1916.
Tho now secretary obtained ox- Ipj
canio mrt late in tho game to dis
Sunday for motor cars. An intim a perionco
lildivg i'.r perusal before Railroad.
f
P ,
in transpurtatiop prob and had Sheriff Robini
quiet
Cardinal
fielders.
Two
of
tion
was
ulso
given
th
at
stores,
atinn t-» :b • grand jury.
lems with tho Pennsylvania Rnll- telephone.
The volume <<f business in lum- 1 *
B‘*d Lioss and other agen- three hits used to m anufacture the
The ahe
which have been open for business roud
system and tho Chicago while the mpb
»s indicat< that govern-)l>»r ami building m aterials in San- ‘’ic.s
^-bL‘ m,'rcT UH
have iieen run thut tied the score for tho
on
Sunday
in
the
past,
would
not
Northwestern Railroad. Later he
gen*'-, bad uncovered evi- ford a n d 'o th e r cities lust mouth able to Itrii.g across the river only Yankees in the ninth inning, were
be molested in the present crusade. was connected with tho Joseph Fla and was overpaweryd, l )
nvolving several detective Jcan be compared by figures pre approximately 40,000 refugees.
pon
flies.
The
other
hit
of
the
in
The director said they came under herty Exchange and tho P itts said. Meantime, aomo'
For five weeks tho uncient city
tho mob gained access $o
squads in graft a g ro c -1sented by A. D. Clarkson, secretning
wns
a
safe
bunt.
Finding
thb ruling of necessities.
burgh F ru it Exchunge and this through a window in i
itb bootleggers.
1ary-ttqnsurer of the Bond-Hill J across the river, which, under one th at homo runs were not necessary
Indications
were
th
at
Sunday
work made him fnmiliar with in
....
has nfl,n0 or another, linn held n place to win baseball games, the Yan
piracy charges, carrying a Lumber Company, which
spoils in Allegheny county outside spection and handling of fru it and tho building used aa<
in the commerce and politics of
for the jailer. Thayv-jtWir M
branches
in
u
number
of
Floridn
Neil
Fischer
of
Lake.
Mary,
eight
kees
proceeded
to
economize
fu
rth
two years imprisonment
Pittsburgh
would
bo
unaffected
by
; tho Orient ns fa r back ns history
vegetables in tlio eustern markets ed in obtaining thi i prieoaeil
years old, won first prize in The
of many counts, were cities.
,
. .
. , . is recorded, has been a scaled tomb er with their regular safeties and Herald's “color up picture” con- the campaign. District Attorney from Florida and other sections of
tucked
the
game
away
with
tho
Sheriff Robinson a«l4'i
by government inveutiSamuel 11. Garner announced his ttm country. Recently he has boon
The Snnford branch transacted ,,f dead and dying. The streets
the mob p a rt of the why
Iguia .: those found involved half us much business as the com -j nre Htll.wn with c.orpRP« „„d the needed run in the tenth through tnpt, the judges decided today. office would only act against Sun been
with
several the scene of the lynch Inf, "
Ision with bootleggers, or luned buHincsK of the St. Augus- populace is «lowly Bturvin^ to the medium of ono hit, two bases Neil won the prize over 75 other day football in case a complaint Florida connected
publications including tho outdistanced
juvenile
competitors,
und
will
re
on
balls
and
a
sacrifice
fly.
Ihn used methods of *bxtort- __tine.
becauaa ha-w
__ t ___
__
wns
made.
As
for
golf
und
ten
New Smyrna and Daytona
Floridn Utility News and the
ceive $5.
Cards Rely On Alexander
nis, he suid, they were Doth “quiet Florida Trucker. He is secretary ing a small autotaiobilh wl
f 4<»hnl:i!ij: down” their vie-(housed of the Bond-Hill Lumber i t Hp ‘dnhhnrn fnrv of
defense
Conti stunts were entered from games” and no action would be
lynchers were in h!gh-[.
Tomorrow’s gnme will find the
• Company, Mr. Clnrkuon said. The j |,y t L no!tbern force w«h Imrn
of the Sanford Kiwunis Club.
cars. He turned book p e a r'
^
, Sanford office also transacted up- I (lf Du* refusal of tho beseijrers to Cardinals fgihting desperately t > all sections of the county. The taken by him to bun them on Sun
Mr. Bebout rend n prepared pa limits.
•.
, V$S|
IHI1 r III PCI i n I l r V proximate) v as much business as grant any terms of surrender, in prolong the scries to seven games. Herald carried a page of advertise days.
per before the board elected a sec
ments Tuesday which hnd small
“
Alexander"
is
a
magic
word
in
the
Although
Domond
L
p
v
tho wur language of the East St. Louis camp and with a won pictures hi he colored by crayon.
r
Iz y ihv VVcMt Ptt,m Be,lch Zurich.
retary nnd ho reconimnded a pub acquitted of the conspip r"* * ''
I I OF O p e m t i n Individuals con help to build a this probably means annihilation derfully pitched game behind him The prizes were to be awarded to
licity cornpuign to dissminute the
e
Mim m
I . i r p n a p bigger city by subscribing to u when hunger or shells have su f in the series, Rogers Hornsby und the entrants who turned in the
resources of Scminolu County as ho wan re-arrested yaat
x. m m u a
building and loun assoclntion, A. ficiently supped the strength of
an agricultural, Industrial and w arrant charging
his men believe the old mastor of neatest and best color effects.
..
Ii'. Connelly, secretary-treasurer the gallant garrison.
tourist
center. He nlso urged th at tery with intent
The
winner
of
second
prize
is
the team will be at his best in the
*' ■ r.. ''l u t e fined Mrs. iof the Sanford Building & l^ian
Announcement of the intention sixth game, tho most important Liicilo liolz of Snnford, and she
an agricultural display he main • (Continued *on p»g#
i—
Juveux $?»() in Municipal Association told the trade body in of tho Cnntonese to bombard Wu "money gam e" thus far. Opposing will be pnld $3. Cecelia Truluch,
tained in the hcadounrtors of tho
tins morning on a churgo of an impromptu lull;.
Tho asaist- ch an g 'cam e a fter tho blockaded the Nebraskan will be Bob Shaw* aged 6, won third prize ami she
county chamhor body.
!l bdsiiieBs without a ance which loan uasociations g i v e .........................
, .......................
. to key; a curve ball pitcher, or Urban will get $2.
northern army
Imd consented
i WASHINGTON. Oct. R--(/P>—
A slogan “ Seminole County—
I he fine was suspended on
bitrtr builders was described by i perm it some of the thousands of Shocker, spltballer. Shawhey is
Five contestants will be paid $1 1This year's cotton crop will bo the Forward” was recommended for
vn that the |ice»M' be oh- the speaker. “ In my judgm ent," non-combatants to depart. Octo
Oi
only threo years younger than for their efforts. They nre Doro-1 largest ever grown, totaling 10,- adoption by tho speaker.
lthy
Li, Mitchell,
M ■i ,ilw.l 1 H7;• F*>nn.irtu
■nruAit t627,000
Z Brtf)
. . . M,wl <
•• 11 the
he said "we will turn away 1,000 ber 10 was tho dntc Het for the Alexander.
A construction craw l*.'
Frances !)<
PcarsOn,
linles us■■ .compared
with
ged v/itli defacing public people thin year because we opeping of this new phase of the
pilings for the naw
Shocker was Alexander's oppon 12; Trninmell Hancock, 8; Doro previous record crop of 16,135,930
epochal fight for tho possession of ent in tho second gamo at the thea Lawson, 13; mid Juanita Cam bales produced in 1914, according
Ly, D. M. Gibbons was fined haven't homes fot them hero."
and pavilion on the Mut
the fine wus suspended.
I ’p|;i. t,oard of governors met a t tho Oriental city.
Tho band shell, when
to Department of Agriculture fig
Yankee Stadium last Sunday, suf pomizzo.
Seemingly one thing enn avert fering defeat nix to two, when
can be used by a band.fe
The winners mny call at tile of ures. The erop gained 817,000
5 defeadani:i charged with 10 o'clock thin morning in the
concerts or an orchestra i
rly conduct were fined or trude body's office, but because of the slaughter th at m ust inevitably Southworth's home run proved the' fice of Tho Herald during businals bales, since the previous forecast
FLORIDA CITY, Oct. 8.—Spe or entertainm ent lo the
cd bonds of $25 each. They the absence of six members who ensuo otherwise. This would be decisivo blow.
hours and rocive their money.
in mid-September, it was indicated
cial to The Herald.—The Florida The wall of the' shell ariuv]
(Continued on page two)
Neil Fischer, winner of fiTst in a crop report today.
“ injor Jones, Bessie Moore are out of the city, the board took the success of Genera] Sun Chunn
prise, expressed the hope in u let
irgnret Chnpmun.
no official action on pending mat- Fang's offorts to cut thp lino ofTho September condition of 69.3 City municipal olectrio light and moved when the.pavilion;!
ter accompanying the pugc of col per cent indicated a crop of 15, power plant was takon over yes used.
-aldwell was fined $ld on u ters, Edward J. T rotter, secretary, communicntions of the " southern
arm y, thereby forcing th a t por
City M anager W. B.
ored’ pictures th at he would win 810,000 bales. Last year’s pro terday hy tho Florida Power A
of drunkonoss. Wally Alex- said.
tion
of
it
Hround
Wuchang
to
retire
a
prize so thut he could buy paints duction was 16,103,679 bales, and Light Company. Tho city granted Intends to |iuah the v
on foiled u bond of $10 o il1
•— — ------------southward us a m utter of self
U> color pictures.
the Octo bob condition wns 66.6 per the company u 3()-ycar franchise, ban J* hells and th e me
css driving charge.
!
COITON I’HICES DROI’
according to an announcement by World W ar heroes, which ii
cent.
•
' NEW ORLEANS, Oct. H—(/R)— preservation,
he
desperate
nature
of
tho
ntH. H. Hyman, Miumi district man for
orm of on
,
Cotton
prices
dropped
from
63
to
Tho
indicated
yiold
per
acre
is
'KITS RESIGNATION
pt
to
assist
tho
blockaded
g
a
r
ager
of tho company.
■tail
now placed a t 168.4 pounds com
i 72 points or nearly $3.50 a bale and
rison put forth by General Bun
Tho Floridn City power plant la
LIN.
or*
pared with 160.0 pounds a fo rt
8.—OP)—P re si-'' more than $4.00 a hale
halo compared
LLN. Oct, 8.—UP)—Prettiis ovidcncod by reports,
DETROIT, Oct. 8—(^R—A cam
memo
night ugo and 167.2 pounds tho the ninth municipal plant bought
mi IIm-ienbiirg today nccept-'w ith tho close yesterday on tho seemingly
as
yet
unconfirmmcd,
th
a
t
there
paign
to organise all Dnuiches of
by tho Floridn Power £ Light Co.
mpbeU
final yield last year.
>«r Gccnrnl Von Sccckt’s focal oxchange with tho reception
been 20,000 casualties in the the automobile inddstry hgs been
aa'
The condition on Oct. 1 and the since tho first of the year, Mr. American
»tion as commander in chief of the governm ent roport indicat- have
fighting around Kukiang, and authorized by th© Amaricgh Fed
Arm istice
indicated production by states Hyman said.
Hug
a
yield
of
16,0^7,000
bales.
Reichswehr.
eration of Labor. Thy orgghizv'
Foyang. Lake.
.
folloyr in parts:
tw prw ..i,'
Sun is the principal Overlord tion last night adopted a import oi' , Enrollment of pupils in the SemlSouth Carolina 56 atvi 1,120,000.
t ’-jj
of tho five eastern provinces and its committee on .organJLkstiorl lole epupty public schools totaled
Georgia 89 und 1,340,000.
y of Wu Poi Fu, who, with which included a cal) upon' tho 1,642 At thb end of the first week
Florida 61 and 25,000.
TiO-Lin, rules northern executive council to launch tb pf school, according to figures
Alabama 66 and 1,810,000.
move
for
organisation
of
th4
motoVj'^i
orcmUei' in the office of T. W.
China.
lor Charges That
Federal Ipqyijhy
Teams Will Renew
Clash Saturday
rick Boche Is •
Head Of Probe
jtigation To Get
ider Way at the'
lest Side Station
COUNTY CHM tBHtl81^
W&
ELECTS BEBOUTl ,JS
K
S
h
r
Murder o f
Both Officials Are
NEW
SECRETARY
In Mayor’s Cabinet
Woman Is
Of Trio
Mob Breaks IlttO
Jail At an
Hoi
WIFE OF FORMER
ENVOY TO ITALY
SEEKING DIVORCE
STATE’S BIGGEST CHINESE CITY IS
PACKING HOUSE SUFFERING FROM
IS NEAR SANFORD CONTINUOUS WAR
Lake Mary Boy Is
Winner Of Herald
Picture C o n t e s t
1926 Cotton Crop
Will Be Largest In
History, Disclosed
P ilings B e in g 1
For New
Florida City Plant
Has Changed Hands
S
Labor To Organize
All Departments In
The Auto Industry Total Enrollment
For County Schools
Is Placed At 2,642
kner Says Validity Of Claims Has
Nothing To Do Wijh Conspiracy Case
German' Industrial
Chiefs Visit London
YORK, Oct. 8.—(/P)—Tho Bhow th a t $80,000 of tho bribe was
of tho $7,000,000 claims traced to MHtar( *nd soma to Hai'm the Daughcrty-MHler ry M Daugherty.
,
J'
"The attorneys for Miller and
» nothing a t all to do with
LONDON, % c t. 8—*{£’)— N °t - a
®. United S tates .A ttorney for. D augherty havo spent much little m ystery'Was attached to *
.R. Buckner said tddhy tn time to tell you rig h t now th a t the visit of a doseo GetfMA industrial
imation to the jury.
government does' not cars a s r e
th a ‘ ovicienc* In the w hether these claims aha true
Har ry M, Daugherty, fo r fiilse. It would be all the e e r *
num ber aif BritW i' DjdtUtrisltorney general,
mal, and Thomas
7h<
os, too, If th e claims had
d
“
*i, preslo fth e
in.. 1914 instead of 1921”
er, former alien p ro p e rty ,rpaid
_____
.
an. who ate charged w ith ' “Tho indictment does not char,
V9i4'>««-to
*cy to defraud,
defraud th
the United the claltps wore Invalid. T h a t'
IT ^iw ela;
* outside
• *- ----- U« KMV,
auu .**
olnt
the
ease, and
- puroose'
centered
/ question ‘ •
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n.ll
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validity of the two claims only reason ao rtuch
rt
1 Morton. German m etal i spent bit U by the |
In 1R21 fo r th e . th at we wanted ,to
Sulsw pour Valewg' do claims .wsxe m
. ,T
J e m tho most
£ I K m*ntb
o rd ln a ta rtu tb ^
»» ^
The resolution, prasented to the
convontten by tlM UUttdT
departm ent, which sppr
departm ental cobvanUan
asks th a t it
“
of all .i
organisations ' be !calI4d to.' w#;
out details. . . ' V - ..../
T T'
The
tabhsh
tion. «
m
itl the mWwoi...
SSr?1
'i AHho'ugh. no figures are avail
able fo r this firs t Week of school
l o t yaar, t h t 49M to tal represents
k big incrWuo Over 1925, it was
Heavy Tax Put on
Chinese
Shipments
*t
-1
%
CANTON, China, Oct. 8 . - M —
The Chinese government h ak iarled
the Ifive a heavy tajc on articled passing be
tween Itk .provinces of Kbw
. agtt
rang
and “
ii and the rem ainder of
r also on shJpmcmts to
o<jd, 180;
ry, 88; Pa«'
The
1
i-i:
The Shrine ceremonial
for Oct. 20 in Etoifor^ la
extensively advertised ih
em Florida' and. on the upper Eds*
Coast. Posters, c ln w la r^ an d U t
ters are being dietributA , within
a radlup of iOjl. n “
The attendance a t
_i th an
m onia^w is.estim a
.to m *
m i*
-x<a u
RrFAMf.t gtum m ar
A' “ipt. V
Shrine Ceremonial
Widely Adve
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Starts
Oct.
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And for nine days prices will be shattered to the lowest ebb. With every department filled to
the brim with new Fall and Winter goods, just think of the savings awaiting you at this sale!
36-In. Radium Silk
Extra Good Quality
Per Yard
Mfen’s Btue Chambray Work Shirts.
Worth $1.00 —
49c
................
1111. ■■
$ 1 .4 3
Ladies’ Bedroom
Slippers
Neat Felts
Indies’ Purses
Priced During This
Sale
49c
95c
—
WONDERFUL VALUES
Men’s Dimity Check Union Suits—
36-inch Bleaching, well worth 20c. Sale
price, per yard—
Dress Ginghams, value 12 l-2c per yard
36 - inch Devonshire,
per yard—
.
29c
9c
Don't
Buy your fall silk or
while prices are low—
32-inch Bates’ Zephyr
Dress Ginghams, per
per yard—
19c
$4.95, $8.95
Men!
$2.95
H ere's Your
Opportunity
Suit Cases
95c
Men’s New Fall Suits
including our guaran
teed Blue Serges and
fancy mixtures—
LOOK!
LADIES’
SILK
HOSE
ONLY
w o o 1 dresses now
*i
Men’s Felt Hats
LOOK!
MEN’S
SOCKS
JUST
Wait
36-inch Brown Sheet
ing, per yard—
Men’s Heavy Overalls; worth $2.00;]
very special —
5c
lOc
\
Don’t Fail to see this Silk Pongee; $U
value, per yard—
,,,
Men’s Muslin Night
Shirts
$19.95
$11.95
and
Men’s Dress Shirts
With Collar, $1.75
Value
$22.95
$1.45
Here Are the Suits That WiD Suit the Boys, Coat and Vest, One Pair Long Pants, 1 Pr. Knickers, $9.95, $12.45, $15.9
BLANKETS
Ladies’ Coats
Fancy Sweaters
You will be amazed at the won-
$4.50 values. New Fall Stock
Size 64x76. Get your winter sup- j
ply now.
derful values here for
Bargains in
Men s and Boy s
M EN’S FE L T
BED ROOM
SL IPPE R S
$2.45
$11.95
$3.45
M EN’S P E N
CHECK PANTS
9x14 Brown sheetper yard
Big Reductions
36 INCH
Nurses uniform cloth
per yard
$1.29
Men’s Black Kid Shoes.
Millinery Special
Boys Long Pants,
.
Baronette
Satin
36
I 80x90 striped bed
Plain or Cap Top
Look Ladies! Fash age 10 to 16 years.
inch
wide,
per
yard
ionable Velvet Hats
spread, blue and
| white, golden and
white, pink and
white.
$1.95
$1.95
8 1x90 Seamless
Ladies patent leather or
strap ptimps
$2.95
Sheets.
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Ladies Tan Lace T ie oJ
fords.
Men’s BrownOxfords
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53.45
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Children’s patent k.
Boys Brown Oxfords
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SlA R T S
FRIDAY
M.
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SALE
f-
w it h blonde*1trimmir
[ sizes 8 1-2 to 2. i
0
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II
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phur preparation
you apply it healing beglha. Only
those who hove had unsightly akin
trouble* can know tho ddlfgHt thlB
) Mentho-Hulphur brings.
Even
fiery, itching ee/rnin is dried right
up, ‘ Gel n rtinail jar of Rowles
HPMlM
ft t t
CANDE] Frol
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'= * * —r Vv,
Palestine expects m . .
boom.
’ Nepal haa just freed «-ita ta rt
nlave.
j
*London women are wearing ank
lets.
Pfiri.pi autoiiits now wont lintik
J ft
| Mmitho-Suliihur from any good contn.
London him it inmpuign against
Ittes cam s to life In the i being held in the Jnit on that win - |
jH| . Adv.
uimwcsxary uul" iioijO'H
playing “possum" for rout.
I
A run « U scored
The two men were :o ni< need to . _
b u t it came after the death a t their fir-1 tr.nl. white
~ a chance to retire the woman was given .i iif*■ len
Id'pn the whole was not ience.
Estimutew of the muni" t "f mmi
:
re- in the mob varied widely ’ One I
aeorflaaa periods were
wi
lefora the Cardinals brokoiWomun at the jail declared there j ’
On residentes or improved business property in amounts *
•COM the first run. But- | were a thousand in the crowd of
from $1000.110 to r ItlO.OOO.OO lor .1. a or It) years at T i, ■
t ‘In to ,l i f t and made two lynchers while others -nid there
th* ball eluded Ruth. were not more than 30. The cut •
interest.
*
Isd ’ttUVWiteKsnd ting of the electric light wires left Jj
11
Hill
also
consider
(hnistriicl.'m
loans
to
aid
in
the
con■
__ Babe Ruth the jail, and in f:n t. the whole
urn*.
it^d th a t in addition town In darkness, making it im ■ st.rnrtion of buildings.
*•
w tloWer h e tt)tilt bo possible, according l" officers to J
live factor as well, identify those who compo: i <l the ■
jS
dashed across the mob.
Sheriff Robinson was one ■>f the a
il line to make the fen
S
tho serle* by dragging officers who as n deputy n’ecom- ■
tftftd with* on# hand from punted Sheriff Howard mi the fatal .
mid on the Low mu n hoiu>-. fine
‘ ‘ o f the stands.
uf the contention*
t }»«■ defend- j
W la Battle of Wits
.won a battle of wits ants at the first trial was that the! ■
•1 In the sixth anti negroes were not aware that the B
drive resulting in a dead- [ raiders were officers when tli
The Cardinal pitcher descended upon their lomn* in
sneak a strike over on the search for liquor. Annie l.nwumn, i
southpaw when he was not tho mother of Diunmorut and H e v -.j
lgit the ball did not g j tha, was shot and kilb-il by one of
i expected and it was ruled the offic ers. Clarence wns alleged ,1
(Continued from page one)
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p a n ______
one)
Speed
■ ‘ 'DETTER than 16 miles per hoqr Ir
i
J J th e speed you can get with this new
■
Johnson Big Twin boat motor. Yet it is
«
portable—weighing but 85 pounds.
Operates just as simply and easily as
|
the famous Johnson Light Single and
|
Light Twin.
■§ | See this Big Twin— also the other
;?
two Johnson motors. W e’ll gladly nrS
range for a trial. Ask about our pay
s'
ment plan. '
LOANS
J. H. JACKSON
Office 112 Hast 2nd St.
[
1‘hone 611 ■
S
k then hoisted a long fly
H afur started on it, found
elngTn the wrong direction
ed to make n quick turn. He
prattling and Pen nock ran t>
I dpi
d. Combs walked and Koenig
r« Pcnnock hotne with u single.
40,000 persons present,
the cash customers and
lOtlvers who dropped in in“ f, were recompensed, in a
t for the shock of seeing the
tied whon Babo Ruth struck
lei gave him a slow curv<h it time a t bat. Meuscl and
ended the Inning with flies,
^ h a se on balls to Gehrig in
m
to have fired tin- -h I tk.P killed
S h e r if f Howard. Rrrthu was -In.I
[through the body in tin- nn-lee !hnl
followeil the rani
Assistant D u t T **( Pnlne •! II
Woodward mid i )n- 111*■•> 11 dent-1;,
hud ordered I he in gfoe
to run
and then opened firI In ieilie
Indicated that i o h
had
headed ill U dlffelint diriitlon
STATE AND COUNTY
LICENSES NOW DUE
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- Boating
A Carelessly Thrown
Lighted Match, and—
'I'hiiik wlmt a mure insignificant ignited match, haphazardly
’
flHill Hardware Co.
thrown Into inflammable m aterial, will do at times. Think of
the millions of dollars in property damages; consider, too. the
unfortunate loss of lives. Wo can protect your assets with tho
right kind of Fire Insurance policy. Let us submit several of m
our (dans to you.
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
Estubliahed IPOS
| J o h n s o n
laainaB H B aaB eaeM aaM M aaaeH C flaeeeeeeB n H atiM iiB en H n
■ O utboard^ R otors
Advertising Means Business
EASIEST
U C i m S T IN WFJCI I T
221 Magnolia Ave.
Phone IS
lo
CA
s m is iia o s iM M iiB B n H iia ie s ia ia a iiiiijiB a ifliin iii,
a
[h r l.ici'ti'o- l a w s of Florid a proi rde that " N o person,
l i n n or corporation shall engage in "r manage a m
iurss, pi id i" sioii or <K‘cup a lio n
liu>
unless a State and ('nun
t i I Mi-nsr shall have liccn prorur. d from the T ji\ < oiler
.Judge La iiliain today i nb' d •)•* j
lor of llie i m int)
gratxl j u r y in session to m v t - i i |
gnto the lyricliings and a rig id in
i|u ir y was promised.
The grand J
Licenses heiame due (Jclohcr
1st, those concerned
ju ry will meet this afternoon. An i
please mile and call at Court House for liicnse.
inquest was to be held late today j
.fudge I.anham ‘ aid that during j
.Ino. It linkins,
the progress of tin •rial ye-teida • I
■
there was no evidence ol undue j
lax I olfector Seminole County.
Go Ahead In Hcventh
excili ment
" The i rmid was tlie i
Cardinals made it the “lucky tnosl orderl;, I haw ever eeti in a j
k " by forging ahead in Uiul t-ourlroom.” lie said, " lju irl pre (
‘ Bell, whose batting eye vailed tin nugli'iir the ei .-ion and I
lied, smashed u doublo to l e f t 1
evidence w hat or\ I t ' !
Mfl* Is
AMiil on
nt< O’Farroll's
f I'f/n mi l l fu alt,
rode
home
sin Iof iinpi-ndiiig vudmice
fi the catcher’s third safety of In iiiljiuii iiing court i"'ki> .ludgi
‘ fame.
Lnnhiim *md the lyti'lim gi were .i
iiN K H B iR iin iJ « s > s is s s iia iiiiiis is iiiin iiiia iiin iiiR i
started tho ninth with a “ ami and deplorable end "
U seemed Thevennw would
Will'll the llloll left the Mil. I lie
op without any great ef- sheriff ami jailer were 1 idrused
TK» ball, however, fell In and t I)(X • llil iff i<|ieMed file Ml the
I, field and Gehrig dashed to mull in tlm darknev- lie *-;ii.l lie
/'
I'.
. l e u e r i hunted and easily did not know win tiler he bud hit
ill's throw to first.
any one.
I, then summoned Ren
“ It wII tine of I lie Meet organ
as a pinch hitter. Panchol
( Incorporated)
III I.IIS. SWEET POTATOES ............
10 l.lts. IRISH POTATOES
39
III RLE PK(i. MACARONI
25
25
THREE PKG. SPAfJHEITl
Sit down at your dcs't to-day, and
write u= a letter telling how you Iiuzused KLIM. For the best letter re
ceived on
“WHY KLIM IS FLO RID A ’S REST
MILK SU PPLY "
we will pay $100 in cash. Other cash
prizes amounting to $300 and $100
worth of KLIM will be given for tiio
next best letters.
If you haven’t used KLIM , try it
now. You’ll he amazed at your dis
covery of this perfect nolle supply.
Then v/riie to us telling Imw you u ;r i
KLIM. You n uy w tt one of the
prizes.
P R IZ E S
K?
'stage
I S
brig with the winning run.
$1.3
45
ONE lirSHEL APPLES
46
35
691
PURE CREAMERY III ITT ER
(i I.IIS. SELF RISING FLOUR
1st prize
$ 100.00
are going to fTo everything
ll did tho unexpected by wp Wc
^nd prize
75.00
can to apprehend tin- tie inln is
12 I.IIS SELF RISING FLOUR ...................
k short inatead of a long {of the moh, but 1 doubt whether
3rd
prize
.
50.00
snt to contor *nd with the we cun do much. From all reports
4th prize
25.00
. l. pUyora well back, <■*r » long drive, fell safe, it was pitch dark and while lie5tlt
(irire
25.00
2 1 LIIS. SELF RISING FLOUR
mob diil not wear masks no ton
•cored.
6th to iOtli . 15 00
could
positIvidy
identify
anyone."
■Id bunted hut a fast play
Nc?:t 5 p’ izc.i 10.00
ML
'■
"‘ Dll retired Lazzeri at
\\ I., : I;, r t hi ir , ila •v
v
■hould 'it i
ni‘ 'In in ' ■ ■■ii vv week,
. evenow then claimed a
Next
25
prizes
l . [at ge i. i -mi' I
"1 1 • ■ It■ 1-1■ it r u . ll |.| "llljit ly v. i' Il 11 e
the sun with a play an
5 lb. c.tn KLIM
"i n lie r* us' . .ii lutere .i
i.ni
*1 th a t it ttrs second only
>cnmmli • M lit . I'
STEW MEAT. Lit.
1 Q |
Next 25 prizes
l's great catch. .Ffirihi
I ' o l l o t h f . c hints in writing your leltft:
iq.en an im omit v it ll u
I he ('uul v, ..i t * n in .....
2
^
lb.
can
KLIM
It di*sc|ly bver sac
J. Legibility and* neatness will count
4 p-r . elli I n 11i * I’■ I oil S a mgs Aei-iulllL.s.
o th a t it Would
in your favor.
HAMBURGER
fo r * hit to score
For unsightly skin eruptions, I
Limit your k tlcr to 200 wolds
~ . Paschal but Thovcnow j rash or blotches on face, neck,!
3. Write only your own actual experi
I th* ball down, ttlcked
ence with KLIM.
i arms or body, you do not Imvc to
[.’tossed to Hornsby,
forcing w all Tor
PORK CHOPS
for relief fmin torture or
4. Write r.irnr and address very pl.-.ie.Iv.
3 ! r r X E r i.
, 7‘
•Id. This changed the method ■,.ni|„m .„s. ment, ilechim n tmled
Contrst
cio'
fs
November
5.
Mo'k
.result of tho game, and skin specialist.
\jqily
u III lie
tens nntiled after that date will he con
customers an extra inning Menttio-Snlj.hui mill iin|>i'iivi‘iii«*nI
sidered.
PORK ROAST. Lit.
2 8 J
lonoy.
allows jiext day.
ME'-iRELL-AOULK COMPANY
Comm In Tenth
Rocausc of Its germ destroying
ifyiacuse, New York
i and came in tho tenth, Koe- properties, nothing has ever been
g 115 Magnolia Avc.
502 Sanford At
to sta rt It. Ho ran to found to Inke (lie place uf ;lii ul.
:3> STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
t
M
, _ on w wild pitch and Ruth
• ■annaavH PtaitaeiM ioD i^E'.taaiM iinaanH aanattaaaH H K iBiaail
{Missed to flint. Meuscl sucriI with neatness and dispatch
llttH THE KIDDIES LIKE i f ^ B i U R R i i i a s i i i i i i i R a B K ( i i t ; < i ( i ] i i s i s i s i i i i : i c n i i H i t a u i .
» M tnager Hornsby elected to
t \h " ii i| I'litni'-i In luilgnient re " stra te g y , He ordered Gehrig
eH id in g guild thing * 1" ' nt \ou
»* In spite of the fa d Umt thu
, mi leate il to I lu- children mid
M first baseman is a left hand
n
you'll find them ine.ht c m ry lim e.
- ,A
batting against u lefthand
™’y
i r
\ - l tin- lllllt- 11111-.“ nluillt niir VII
Lth fUl tho bases and givo a
si
lion
kind-, ut iii- ire n m .
T h e ir
I every base/. With the hnsev
I 'dhiwing the trade in the City of Sanford arc hereby notified *j
vole will In- iiiiaiiim ous in mu ta
p S double play was mado tliej
to appear at the City building a I 7:311 n’rlttek Tuesday evening q
\ nr
(trili-i* it Li'ii k " f it carton
likely and the necessity for:
October I2!h to quality us such
n
of your tuviirit' I,uni tmlay mid
f a runner nt the plute
I
All Master atld Journey men plumbers must be examined are ” ,
■ erve it III nil I In- liiliilly III dm
Tho plnn failed because |
Lends tlic World in Motor Car Value
to their knowledge ol this rode regardless of qualification in n
. net to nig ht.
did not hit the ball on tile
other cities.
'•
-Bo drove n long fly to
G, I’. Paxton,
jj
ft Koenig scoring under wraps
Chairman oT Hoard I’lhmhing Com.
iking it an all Pacific coast
nance.
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I’hAne f ill
St. I-ouln fun» saw their last I
■■■■■■■■■BaHaaBaaaBBBaNHMHaBHHBMNKBHHananaaBBBfl
’of the season proud of a t ,
one achievement.
They I
attendance record every day,
“ than 87,000 people saw the 1
game hero. The crowd tlm
}. day was over .18,000 and
llll
turlans yesterday packed
iOVSr,'80,000 into Hportnmn's
Men in
10very Wall\ of Life
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL Y O U m iN
$L 3i
ATS
12*
35|
S e m in o li! ( l [ o u n l g ^ a n l
Sanford, Fla.
NOTICE
:
Journeyman Plumbers
T,
Seminole Creamery
/ Company
ithlt, Cardinal eenterflehler,
i injurod In u cnllisinn In
U‘J“ guMe with Hufey
. .
trying for Hogan's
I not Expected to (hi nble to
. tomorrow’s game.
-Jjgjpdds of throe to two on
Yankeoa winning the huare being
offered
here
the CaydinalH are quoi
morjey. on tomorrow's
ie Ball Will
Given Saturday
I 'COltuma balj and cop
' IrifgU'ht the City Hull
Mtnt. Tbrea prises will
th* Beat costume, arJfnnouncvment. There
irion charge and r«bo scrvatl.
y
. l concerf.wlll be given
*HaIl every Haturilsv
*
sL AtEMi»T r e s c u e
O ct
8)-M >)-Tlia
ktlon here, acting un>IU| of tho State Do-.
tnllltary ntV. Constant and*
.HMRI attem pt to
* of A m tr.:.u..,
,
**',marooned1
of tb*;clvil war.
rfeg."* .......
IP * *
2 to 6 Pints More!
Y ou d o n ’t have to t n k r ou r word t h a t
y o u r cows will do th is on
ji
P U R IN A C O W C H O W
W r w nnt to Ri ve yuti record blanks
fre e , so you can p r o t o by an actual
test in yo u r born t h a t Cow Chow , when
balanced w ith yo u r hom e grown feed,
w i l l moke from t\Yo t o si* e x tra pints
o f milk per cow per dny.
Phone us y o u r o rd er to d ay . Cow
C h o w W ill r n a k f ^ y o u m o r e ntiYA a t
loan coat p e r p o u n d !
h a v e a lw a y s d e s ir e d a
r tc k e n n i
N a s h
PIANO
W hy n o t g ra tify ih ed d a a lre ?
D is trib u te d hv
BAUMAN BROS.
North Magnolia Ave. Phone N2
The 5/orr
w ith the Checkerboard Sign
,
C a.ll ».t o u r s h o w ro o m today a n d lot ua h e lp
y o u r • • le c tio n
v *™ ro a e o n a b l* te rm * m a y b* a rr a n g e d a n d w e w ill
gladly giv e you a g a n e r a u a a llo w a n c e o n y o u r a l d p ia n o
If you n r # u n a b le to oe.ll, m all t h e c o u p o n b e lo w a n d
p.rla e a a n d a a t a l o | w ill be aeiit y o u ,
—and if it had been possible to build
all the cars ordered September would
have smashed all N ash records for
a single m onth’s business.
OCTOBER/
A t this writing
it Is a practical certainty that O cto
ber sales and production w ill surpass
by m ore than 50% th e largest previ
ous O ctober o n our books.
MAIL THIS COUPOnTVo R
A lfamo—_________________ _
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A nnouncem ent o f n ew m o d e ls -a l(
jwwered with 7-hearing crunlis/iu/t
motors, the world's smoothest type—j‘
3 )a c k s o n v i u e .
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H
is t o r y
sent N a sh d em an d racing tow ard
n ew heights.
September clicked the 25 th consec
utive month and October will regis
ter the 26th—with three exception*
-'that Nash sales have exceeded tRc
record set by the same month o f the
previous year* - '
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The 16 models in the three ne?7
N u t'
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POULTRY RAISED
ON BIG SCALE ON
COLUMBIA FARMS
120,218
bales,
210,100; Oklahoma 178,701; South
Carolina 858,Of, l; Tennessee, 74,107; Texas 2.018.705; Virginia 2,-
minin' mu tempi'ralure of
lee", and veni llnturs hIiuII
ftlosed and hatch plugs put
iiuiKim.iin 11mperatirre of
bux in order to afford i afe
L)er handling in transit,
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As iiuother ‘'service' feature to Florida grow ers, we mnv offer this new trpntise, “ Some .!<■.
I'rtil liable l lorida t'nips" prepiinil iiv «nr Entoniolngi-.l. Mr. Mortimer D. Leonard, in cn-up^p|«.ai,J
lion w ith nor H orticulturist and \ ice president, I'ref. t!. F . f loytl.
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t h e hunk r im t n iiis pr.ii I ir'ii t inl’n r m iil ion on t h e pi m i n d inn of F l i ridn V e g e ln ll t c s , in r l U d i lt f v''f
p l.in th ig , t erl i li / s i l ion, and sp i a> ino lo r i n s c i i a n d <li ■ < as,, c o n lr o l.
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M O N E Y IN F E E D F O R Y O L K F L O C K
SANFORD HUM,DING AND
R E S C U E T H A T YO U G E T T H E K I N D
, T H A T W IL L SH O W T H E G R E A T E S T
R E T U R N S ON T H E I N V E S T M E N T .
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Fool steps to and from an
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beaten path.
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M yrtle at Fourth S i.
The lUCATKN RATH of
GROCERY ECO N O M Y
leads slral^ht lit the door
of your A&l* STORK.
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Piqqlq lUiqqlij prices have come through, tailinq thi
a storm of competition
theij have arrived safety. .
enormous volume of food consumed bi| the reqular pati
Piqqty U)iqqty stores proves beyond question that Our
prevail.
■ theseECWOMYRULE^M ECONOMY. HIGH CjUAI,-
No. 2
? Cans
Corn
11P ic k le s
108 I'almetto Avenue
Western Pork Shoulder, lb.
Eggs, hi.
; YardEggs, doz.
Large Friers, each.
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[ j i PEANUT BUTTER
lb. j a r s
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L A U N D R Y
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containing 2 leavening
nnihi — one begins to
work when the ilou<'h
<>o I t r g u l n i ; — ll l . n ’i .1,1,1,
I&P Macaroni
Oz. Pkg., 4 f(^’ ...............
l&P Egg Noodles
()z. Pkg., 4 fo r.............
iihatia Rim! Kidney
cans, No. 2 Can.............
uilana Tuna Fish
l« 1 2 Cart, 2 fo r...........
pn;i IJahy Lima
jeans, No. 2 Can.........
>»a Tomato Puree
lo. 1Can..................
r&P Lima Beans
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alifornia Prunes
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dnlesfs Preserved
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K*t IDSbfTWDlwT>*|htC»
l.l A M II.IT Y .
WHE N
INM OSTTNG
T lie "Ctiiol '1 Iilitg" ilorn nul
S E R V IC E
CahmeFs DoubleAction
Ijiiij- p, lie ■ecretary, it is ;
Those who invested in the n rc
ImitImrit i ■ m the Dnitcd ent incubator, as members ol ih>*
||,at a : i ’ c the ventila- association, have been paid ilivi
25c
25c
25c
13c
39c
13c
- D A Y
Ad No. 85—12 inches
Weekly hatches ’ are taken c,f
baby chick is sold Inj fore it is hatched, so great *s n>j demand. This hatchery is to ijo in, creased to a ilO.OUIl-eupncil.v hi i c
'near future.
n l * Spaghetti
fOz.l'kjr., 4 for...............
O N E
■ h M ijjp ittilili
1and every
L-e lemperature is dends, and since its ........................
Ithn.’i -"I degrees would he marketing facilities have been in
t,, i he proper and safe ! creased.
..fed run fruit-' and vege- ---------------... .—
.
I
including' 9 8,050 j
at division or terminal idly enrolling the farmers ns mem
nth ventilators open and bers of the poultry association,
jjjs out
at a temperature
_
The establishment o f a Ht.ddt)
eg " capacity im uhator at I.;*!:■■
; C ity bus given an outlet fur high
grade eggs as prices eutisi'derub],.
higher than regular market <nio
] tations, and in giving produroi ; a
i a> rvici 1 which enable) th>m i . >e||
their eggs without
leaving il,.
farm , the county agi nt having pi r
feeted arrangem ents wheieby ogg
, are collected at stated
intertill
and taken to the aasoeiation'
headquarters at Lake C ity, where
! the inculmtor is liicnted.
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s,lor,!,« for thn Httlo o n es
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N O V E L T IE S
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burt':,u nniiounced to- F P i- T h - Ukrainian government
RTrKS
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i today approved the plans of Httgr
1IARY F U R N I T U R E
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to 0 c t I Cw per, American engineer, for
‘
'construction of a $00,000,000 hyROYS A N D G I R L S 2 T O 6
economic, lost In the hanperinhables as it would
LAKE CITY, Fla.. Oct. H .-tfb
k-nise heating or decay,
Columbia county is developing into
ftho present rule of Dear- a large poultry producing seel in i
brinhuble Protective T ariff
111 it is provided that cars and County Agopt Fidford ia rnp
minimum) oL 28 degrees
Vents closed andhnlch plugs
maximum tem perature of
pcs they will be considered
ny becii safely and proper[led in trausil.
It i,s also
tri.it vciiiilalora must be
up,.ii a u iv .iil and readbefore havin g the term inal
lonal )) ue
taiiadinu r .iiroafls propone
j,, tin rule o 1hat vu itil\,l he ci; <n and hatch plugs
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2.72; a ll (itlifr - ' i i U-h T,1(18.
With Capacity of
10,300
Eggs
Ih Established
rotest points: out th a t a
’
At
Lake
City
to Give Pro
|n the present system to
ducers the Host Service
posed- conditions would
-T h e -
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SANFORD BUILDING AND
. LOAN ASSOCIATION
tsw
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New Mexico It, 1OS; North Carolina
otton of this y e a r 's crop ginned
p rio r to Oct. I totaled 7,1188,284
r u n n in g hales c ounting 102,011
round hales nK Imif bates and exeluding Iin tors, com pared w ith 7,
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IDO, Fin., Oct. 8—(/P)—
againrt
the proposed
the rules regulating the [*
Ip system for perishables
Tim Florida to Canadlnh
Is been filed with repreL of the Canadian, rail|tlie Growers artd Shippers
If Florida; according.to J.
[dbinson, secretary of the Incubator
It*
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 ~ ( /p ) -
,,lcii',.n e: plained that it i
hi l.nwit through the f-xol t !i ridn shipper:', of <it
In
and vegetal,h'!.,
who
I veil mill'll consideration to i
111mg of perishables m tfan- ,
the present method as j
din Dearborn ta riff mini- 1
the safest manner in which j
!)ute the shipping.
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Be Taught in the Sckpols
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As Brisbane i^ees
There la talk of teaching reading in the school*. A numKl«rl.l«.
■ her of educators have started a sort of "drive for the pur
f»«W» Atimc
pose of arousing all school teachers to the importance of
Second' cinmm Mn’trr. j^oorl instruction for hoys and girls in the art >i r aiding.
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Driving Qut Labor. 1
Here's Real News— S to 2.
Britain Doomed? Why?
Ford'd Plan fur Hoys.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
4CiilO rlit ht man. hr *Mnr (■».>
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YOU (loil't
iH.'lifVO n
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d o n ’t helit-vu
Florid*. under Act «f ; A nd it is h ig h tini .
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(V - V- Mryof th e g r a d u a te s o f F lo rid a g r a m m a r am i h ig h sc h o o ls to
Mil. (IllKEN. able, conservative
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i ry l h f,ni, t"i' in s ta n c e , on anil rerpcc tt'll ll' ml nf ttii* Am- riean
see how well th ey read aloud,
Not ice ten,- th e y rea d Federation <>f Labor, wa; invite*!
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Kdllnr 1S o m e t h i n g eilSV lik, th e new spap* r.
hr Kdiiur i aloud a n a cco u n t of s i m '1 d is a s te r , o r l i e 1 r ;■ >. i (,t koitu In r.peak before the \ ming Men's
( ’liristiitn Assne inDonr.. in D droit,
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political c o n fe re n c e . N ote tlie to n e s ot th m \ o i c e ; a n d th e tiien told tlml his jjfirh could not
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w ay th e y e n u n c ia te and th e w ay th e y h n n j; out Lhe in te n d e d he ih livercd in thill instilUlion. Lu‘*-•——17.(10?-si* iloht.n n ■-»
ijui kuderu were asked .to speak
m e a n in g s o f th e w o rd s a n d p h ra s e s .
from vini'oe, D.-U**it pulpits, then
t
T ry so m a o f th e m on th e re a d in g aloud o f p o e try . T ry | told I lie etiurebt'M did l ot want
■F'ttte s a m e people on l tie re a d in g aloud ot som e p a s s a g e ol , tjiem.
b e a u tifu l p ro se . A nd w hen you h a v e fin is h e d y o u r .e x a m i- I
l til it f
‘fiJ n a tio n ; y o u will agre** w ith T h e H erald t h a t one o f th e , T H E R E .MAY la* good reason*
sudden changes. (ait
, th in g s m o st needed in F lo rid a schools is th e te a c h in g of fl,r "'os*
j Christ, who
drove
the
K ff--,
t e a.c h
n o w ss how
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n ^ r h im s e lf.
I ' ..less a school tea
h ee rr kknow
how
V t ^ ' t o re a d a c c u ra te ly an d p le a s a n tly , it is s,*areely p o ssib le fo r
m
| h‘‘r l»'R , |s l 'i g a m a b ility to re a d well fro m h e r in s tru c tio n .
n m rv ii
jj w ould seem a good plan fo r e v e ry g ra d e d school to scP.v ' ' a r ; 1
....................... )*l,,‘d » 1 r ,‘««>in K h 'a c h e r s fro m th e best re n tie rs in th e
(a c u ity .
I ht*se sp ecial te a c h e rs sh o u ld th e n be g iv e n full
c h a rg e o f Hit* sch o o l's re a d in g c la sse s. C h ild re n sh o u ld be
cla sse d a c c o r d i n g to th e ir a b ility to re a d , w ith no b a r r ie r s
* • 1 ’ dnittkrd*m froat
in t tie w a y o f y o u n g e r iT ilren fro m low er g ra d e s a s se m b lin g
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r-s-ntstives driving
driving tailoring
laboring men
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^ ' f i l i n g to th. union
(mun as lh(ltl^ , mnn.-v changers
were “on top" once inure.
,!nilAli -~~nH (,ry as the
i
(I| Stllmril farthest from any
,/usis. Put tie will help to re elect
Semie.r w .d worth of N'm. York,
‘ • I"" ' ' ,ial prohibit .n has
1
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'rending.
changer* from the temple, might
•4*£u ritpN f
N a tu ra lly no one can te a c h re a d in g u n le ss In* is a fa irly 1he surprised to see bin modern rep-
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A s p irit o f c o m p e tilio n sh o u ld bo e n co u r- . lit ll.) i*l.uo c l it.
H|«|. m i r l» *|*rk»on- I w ith o h le r o n es,
.a g e d , an d c h ild r e n sho u ld he so im p re s s e d w ith the irnport it mor e
s..| ,i:■.i p . ,1 .ili t hink
JPli ng-In
am e o f good re a d in g , th e e n t ir e sch o o l w ou ld go in to th e i m p i * . n i ‘ t k e e p t i m I'll it
lie
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(MmI m i of n
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, le a n t to read
is I the
nourvM ;
THAT
t>
tins great
m , v thio
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kllUMTH.
•C m u A L mIi." of rltrlM riu......ill r \
I'tm New V ,rk ha"! hull
I ia b e R u th
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italic
t r a m M"ii \ •■'tiT.lay,
lloR J j»f i>o u I « ».» r d
t'-h"
Ruth, ul'il nf youth nml util age,
Iftaroa. i
Inane runs in one game,
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W lieii th^* b u s in e s s m an is m a k in g tw e n ty o r t h i r t y ,p e r c e n t, iin nkmg I ti’eortitt, fur all time,
k H ir l
twu
The pennant race **laii(ls
reamed w hen l tie fool ball coach c a rr ie s h is team th ro u g h a n u n d e
Ion fur liirm
in 1W" SI, Louis in 'lelirife a te d seaso n , wlieii th e s u rg e o n su m c ssl'u lly p e rfo rm s a yjirne.
,,11'- w if h pride, joy and <otcite>1 T HBm'VBRBK FOR TODAY d e lic a te o p 1 ra tio n , w hen th e R om eo w ins his J u lie t, w hen menl, and heavy New T ork is as
‘lie police d e p a rtm e n t c u rb s c rim e or th e p ro s e c u tin g u i 'o r mm II a g i t a t e d a s New t on , wditi
I COST OF SACRIFICE “1 iie> te c u r e s th e co n v ic tio n of som e n o to rio u s < riin i'ia l. w hat WIll'll wmrliiig out mat hemal ienl
fUtfly buy il »f tiien nt 'fi h e ro e s th e y all a r e !
.t ef tn g r a v i t a t i o n f ormnl n,
>n , p eIIe. |. Iiy emnlmli . tu let
neither wilt I offer burnt
. S■'/* llge .Unto tlie Loril my (i A4i
Mill \frhen I Itings go I to ot h e r w a y , how t hey l. t ‘
•i t# finish t In* eiil. it Ini ion-, fur
111 ,n
at whleli flout ccog
o s t me no public eye!
L e i a foul ballI c o a c h lose th e " h ig g no
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lire all nel fm an
f i r m t Hat
'w. ; 11 M t i ''* r ( I m a n a g„ e r is d isc re d ite d fo r lift no m a ttt r lam -.j' . , ;.sful h i, ,m «. he -a VI t In' lb'll l-h Kill nl III'!' til ad war wimilio tn the mie
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r. ii Ms lit"*! ilavMill We had a year ugn. And it is
f t i ' . i w . d o ™ - ' peopl#
----- 1 don’t nlJly j,av<, Been in ( |u . nH>tt.
, ' >,,p ami Ilie lailv liny lie I'umirig I'tiirn a d i l f e r e n t dir eetimi
oQmo in uml
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,jtr tvant
ait*, aitli 'tigli wr iiippi' i la v urn t hi s t une . I t s e e m s t h a t t h e eity
So it acem s that, e v e ry dog h a t h is d a y .
Babe liu .lt i"
lil‘2'1 broke th e w o rld ’s re c o rd fo r kno ck in g I oni - r u n t. .Fit rigiit
f ar ce s an* h e l p i n g t o put it nver
It, i n 1 plover ha* been that nf t h i s time.
It m a y be t h a t they
inerntir guber- ty -fo u r tim e s tie clouted tlio little v h it" pi let oul o f ig lr
roved to bo n an d com pleted th e c i n u i t . T h o se w ii * pm’a d a y s lo r him . Hi “ i* la Ml I ea l i m i , " tile Jinwer nf a r e tint P i m i l m r w i t h t he t il ings
m i h e iin
Sin* had h e r prntci t i n g th a t tin sc iiuh-fif-tnvvii cwicerns
He was b ra g g e d a b o u t by e v e ry New Y o rk er, fie w a s t i c i'mttni'l. wall* nf nnlt, t h en i f ‘tcel, 'have in light here,
K - r * -T-* *
t’ Atmut a year age there was a
ations on the pnnt cnnnt idol o f all s m a ll boys. Me w a s a n ri/v i I for all m ale s o f it: Iter tiipri.
Ptlt :*1111■ ■ ,ant in lunger, ex 'bilking mill cm vvbicli sent a imin
Igvlar traffic auothward a n y age.
■ boforo nt thi» tlmo of
lin t in l!>2f» th e B a b e w as dow n am i m il. lie i o u ld n ’t hil Cepl tn pr it., i mei'i'bantnu'Mt and tu Saiifiird fur tile expressed jmra mould tu la n even in i h d w.ifi' p'use uf locating a branch here,
W
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I'hon«
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w
GET THE BEST
Flower Urnn, Concrete hlo
of nil kinds, Roofing Tile
ment Coloring, Etc. from'
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SANFORD CEMENT)
PRODUCTS CO.
filh and Maple
N n fctr
Phnn* HJ
F o r Y o u r B. tI«
I ' I iim H p e r c e n t i l M l t i
S A N F O R D B U IL D IN G
L O A N A SSO CIA TIO N !
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Sanford Forum
DISHMAN DANCING SCHOOL
the more they can bundle. Why
Under Auspices of
can’t Sanford do tlie same tiling “
It seems only fair 1lint wo• should
return good for good.
lo bring more forcibly tn mir
All Typen Taught — Phone 338-J
minds vvliat this attitude will lead
to we have only tu look back a
little over a year ago and ask
ourselves th*' rpiestion, “ why arc
tlie two big (lower plants nver on
Hu i,tiler side of the river instead
of in San fo rd ?" Is it not n fact
that we hud a good opportunity t>i
New Fordson Tractor and Leveler at sacrifice.
have liiose plants within the city
bin its if *o me one had taken the
WHOLESALE TIRE AND MATTERY SUPPLY
lime to ti y and get them located
West First Street
here ?
i”
Sanford
Other cities have given pmjri-is
the ball lo r ev e n a s a c rific e . Hi ; g ig an i i c ‘b lu d g eo n seem ed
i Ins man pent several days here' nt I lint kind a free site and the '
„
„ j um vieldiy fo r him . 11in lim in g w as i p pat limit a s th e a v e rtrying tu get a l<it-iili*iii. lie was |||*| ill llil'il 'll doing
T 11!*: I: t- vP l*! ini nnin1 l
Now Wr
an*; o * Very baud with il nice ic livin g i n gel t lie t rude i ; n t.
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“til '■doing
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toward milking He so m e tim e s seem ed to si rile* I>* 1• *r. th ball had l-H t|>
lot*
lime t " I t y to help him in any Worker.* and supply i p 1, f n e Dan
p itc h e r ’s box. H.e w as done fo r, Die old t .n e t 's m et, am i
l bdautiful.
Wi l l
N" the final w i l c o n i e o f il po i i n Hmi l " i ot i' i i! \ . We wilt
Iim.
.aid
a
i'l'lain'
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tig \\ ;i
ti ci
h ‘i
i
m .U .-a >w. could IVII I t l i a l I li e c a n e i 11 loi a t e i l III spend more money trying t" ge*
jfr u a lfaftno /n
!•'' b " d e te c t iv e
I. hi .',,n in a in if.ling, I oia* of out ..e-ti l ci ties win re it Iheir trade now than it would have
'pot
‘not mioafiger bis jw|m
ill'
(Ini i s 11
upis'dreiid- | will show a the c o u r t e s y of ticaig cost to purchase a tra il and given
I
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liitbe,
lioH'eV'er,
Ion!,
h
is
b;t.'*'
h;dl
r.eriou
;le.
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d o i n g 'ConB(iJe rnhIe kii'k
il to tlie concern to locate their
m nil a fadit wwild he . Iii'lped m e ve r y vi.iv pn silile.
h is b a ts and th is y<sir w hen tie ste p p e d up to (h e p la te an
I 'li f "I t (matcI> for 1lie ulle ; will' !
. -,n luiH
11a 1111' d
pill lit s.
i e n tire ly dil'lets iit Mr. Itu lti w as on Hi" a e iih end ot lh e I"
I I o l i g III them
I hill'd llei e , I hi * out
i a pa ul il in -all.
It serins that if the Chamber
I el town i oin-* i n ilecnleil to run a of Commerce would try lo help t
unilurntuild It Helen nf s lic k , lie had tra in d relig io u sly . [1 * h ad w o rk ed h ard
9 Masonic Uldff.
Phone 75
T his was t lies,* new collet rns get lo 'nird and |
u/' tnado her mtstnko in nut wait He had d ieted, a b s ta in e d from liippu*, am goii" lo Ic'd early .
Hi i W E \ ' Ki t . T H E I T d ' t d i loivc [tiriek into this eity.
I'l'ifectly Miiind business as they our own people not try so bald D*j
[ dntll tho twentieth century In
SAVE
by
jiivinf;
ns
your
sidewalk,
driveway
and fa
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age,
iii"ii'
llis e y e s u n v i !■ a r a ml h is m uscles h tu .l.
c» Up hounokiMiping.
1 impfi]!mil
Main
drcii dnauglil s. l; ,il a rigid o v e r all the o u tly in g 1drive them out wr could get mor : (ion work.
All
work
guaranteed.
T h e re su lt of t h a t 't r a i n i n g w as sh o w n Uh daw sdav v, Ii
towns tlml they desired.
in Sanford than we ate at present. <
Another (leplnrnble thing ainutt W'r cannot live by ourselves if w |
u o :i/ic 'r i^ 'o M iih ^
whirring tho Ford nf today, alm o st sin g le h a n d e d he tlefouled th a t ball p l a c i n g
tiling was that most of tile expect to build a city. I am 1 IT
‘itrfBBlng to think what tlicy \ a i (InuiRt. In d riv in g nul ( h rt’u hom o ru n s h o broke? Hix I nr^tuin i*. UuildinK Kitf.uiin* air- I the
ii'i'i's of In end liecume part ial to
Bk like when only five days i World's recortls. He knocked th e m ost hom e isin s th a t had 1s|111''t'lin t It ii t if tile siitm1 amount n f ;B
ih s kind Of lii'eud. I’emg a retail time been spent on suturing il IotaU put on them.
ev er been m ad e by one m an in one g am e. U*. .............a
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If
she
cm
.ng
irntlifully,
as
sin
er. I was in a post ion lo know
c o v ered m ore
tion for these two plants as has ■
b a ses th a n any o th eftr m
m an
an hail
hud e v e r tlom* In d o re in om* gam e, mav ■..ii chi, 11,.it Pril.iiims mb' the attitude of some of tin* local been spent in trying to find a way"®
Ih"
all
wave
lliwc
is
im
niisim
rage Amyrlciui no iron’.a
cion
pet
d
ion.
And
lo
say
the
least
th e m ost iiu m b er o f » 'x tra b u ses to h is c re d it e v e r ivhv llrilniis '-vis Tiwilil In- sluvi's.
to get the business, we would have j g
riUnllfUnl Mih 'i' bn in any .lie ,had
.
i it was not very clean conipylition. hud 1hem in tin city lim its today.
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am
e,
lie
b
ro
k
e
th
e
reco
rd
fu
r
th
e
most,
ru
n
s
in
four
wheel
auloiimtiilr
.
,n
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Yuli i n ii ’I siiv as much for tins
Now I malt rsiainl that one of
There is ani.t her big wholesale Ijj
none/ enough in lhe hank in o n t garni'. His im m licr o f hom e ru n s fo r th e to ta l se rie s, ■slii-py i " i u i l r y ‘Flu• n i r p h o ie vv.e* the out nf town bread concerns'.*
I com c m that will soon try to get :>| ■
CITY LICENSES DUE OCTOBER 1, 1926
now in creased to seven, is th e g r e a te s t on record. T h e iiiw'iitcd iici'c, hat w o ’ giivrrnmciii ■li ivet s was arrested mm day last location in Sanford. It will mean ■
r t - .o-------, week for double parking while de ; unite a lot to Sanford lint the con- J
n u m b er o f c \ t ra b ases l<>r th e w hole s e rie s, I Went v -seven, Inis not \ ct In at d nliwit it
City Licon.se now due on overy business, pro
livering bread tl) till! stores oil corn will mean ciimpetilion for oth- ■
n* Mario talks like a very w as also a record.
fessio
n or occupation for which a license is reHEN
IIY
Ft
HI
D
says
modern
in
First
M
ie
I also understand ; nr busines bmi-es heio. I wonder i *
bio woman. In Hpito of ln-r
Babe R u th m ight be ivniil In h av e c ra s h e d th ro u g h , an d «lustr.v and employers fad in Hull that there
quinnl, and must be paid p r o m p tly .
bo a tax on all if we will sit idly by and let t h e ;*
hair, title insiHtN upon wear
me to our city for company locale elsewhere. Tie* ■
(her .dri'MH long eiitnigh tn cru sh ed th ro u g h nobly. Ami th e re a re p e rh a p s u h u n d re d duly to growing imys, not supply i\bn dare t
mg enough lot's
business, not the usual tax hut an j owner of tins particular concern i * | J
Ellen Hoj^,
good.
m illl,m I.....I '''’
th e U n ited S ta te s w ho a re glad to s
bun
"Il is ennii'1 lor a girl lo gel a 1additional heavier tax. As to the i a hardened business man ami lie is j *
tin it.
,
City Tax Collector
respectable job Ilian II is fur a | first charge, f wonder how any- not going to get down on his knees i ™
may bo pretty thick, but we
pm* who is so mi for tu mite ns to , |(l
iioy |o gel "HI'
jltlyotu.
|{q |,jm (*onm h ere.; ■HiaaaaiaaaaaaaaiaaaaaasiHHaiMMaaaiHBflHBnaaM»KaBHHaBau
| undentund to nave our lives
have anything to deliver to the jf |1(1
nhmvn the (iroper courtesy
|lt Un't pomdhle to convict
W ITH FO R D , ideas ami action downtown stores can do anything | j,„ w j]j consider tiiis city ns a place *
TAMl'A T1MKH
found with several gallons of
go together. He orders bis ituinu hot park double? Af lue time de for a hrnm h,
1
in their p\iBaen«ion,
I' i " Iessiii' Irving Fisher, Hie dis- . i‘>null> i'n fim r pn ih ihit it >n, nnvv a gels to employ, as quickly as pus liveries are made it is almost im- I Tin* sooner we estaMish the pal- .
-------- ii-------riJKIII liny between the ages possible to get parking space on icy to let all the honest firm s fmm j
ring the entire month of .Sup 11rig" is 111', | IT......ill Ist of Yule Hni- j natimuil policy. Enforcement is slide,
First Street. Now , time is an item i the outside come in regardless of >
of 111 ami 2P, (mt them at 'Tiliiii'
IT only one pernon was killed ici' sity. in his recent hook on pro nt* ' ' ' d i r el y pntelicnl u m l e r t a k m g . work" and I'spei uilly at work that .. .
l importance to them a* it is to , whnt a few competitors may s a v ,1
tomoWty awtdrntM in Miami. hitiit mu, u till Ii Ih u .......
.... I . •N*‘l “ "c who tills stlulled the suh- will give them a i lullin' to develop Dio rest of us.
And how many the sooner wc will have a eity of!
IndlcKtFT VKhURhnfonl might VD’NV t.f I 111’ l.ljh jet l
i* el with a n y I lung tike t he ca r e
limes have tin* driver- of local which we niiiv be proud. Sanford \
judgment
[It put itn mind to it.
, ,
‘" " I 1,11 )Uli,, v wtiieli It des er ves, who is honest iv
Aceordmg to l ord, people say i oucerns been fined for parking is out of tlie village clnSs now and
I
" o l d c m s inviilved, a m o n g m f av„ r. „ f t e m p e r a n c e , who be
r
— <m
•
that boys have no judgment, when behind someone while making a it is too big to buhl these little pet
[o f which goes to prove that
. s
f 1
n T ., ,K 4 y d,! , llm K »' «hf constitution ...... i„
delivery? It goes mmnliecd hut as ty likes mid dislikes.
, ',
,li,,e "f «ln.H.d aa iiMaw enforcement, can dmdu that they might to say that they have
»bo hnn rome.limk and Hud be
c.age
whatever el s....... .
be! , ,, ,
vvh(>1,.
no opportunity to develop jiulg -non an some outsider comes in
I noticed where one of our news
KHHf will^URpinyH' umimI
lie is arrested.
ment.
it •vine?, wimrticn mid too
',rriv,,tl al
.iudgmenlN and
Honest competition is the life papers is calling attention to the ■
1
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],y “ Ppt'ox- that he inis stilted the fa d s as they
singing, did the InmincsH,
f all business hut when we try tn fact that there nre thousands of I
' mut e l y tut per cent
FO R D IN T E N D S tlml bis em
are.
dollars going out of Sanford every
-------- foflTT*He I liinks, indeed, tiial tile (ires I
ployes shall represent a eross see absolutely stommii.side competition year to mail order houses. Aren't
Palm Bench Post thinks n ••id
vo
are
not
playing
tile
game
fair
lion of society, all ages from imys
' "nsuinpl ion
nf lulnxii'iiiits l
»ho Studies aviation is Imuml ma y tie
tad we are pav ing tile Wuy to wp merchant- in a great nieusui •
runti'niporarv Comment
a sion II a ft per cent of
to old nil'll, from girls to old worn
to blame for this condition u n i
W'to the fp%MWlkwi.*■it seems
eii. m the proportion in winch they be ut the mercy of the very ones aren’t then* some others to t>.* <
lifm nre r id - ’ 1^"' v" a,hl,‘ V' iii«'H flowed down Ini
- that mo»t o r thVn
«e
try
to
help,
h
is
perfectly
nutWoman's
place
is
man tliroals prior to the louict
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
the British exist in Hie community.
blairtT'il too? I think wo could all
r h fall.
,
" i ul to expect these concerns to
meid of proliihil ion. New recruits Channel Columbus 0h,o Slate
“The presence of the older* men "•mo buck at the lines here in qome help stop a lot of this business if i
■loiiriiul.
adds a balance that would other
j l B thW argument about for the army of drunkards, he is
way and they can give our city we tried but it cannot lie done by .
convinced,
are
ruining
forward
in
wise be lacking. It is unusual for "ino very hard knocks.
driving out competition,
|
4fe ehoulil Lm» I‘aim Beach
fur smaller numbers than in the
it "iigid to tie against :he |
(o a man to have much real judg
nt, or West i’alin Bench past,
L
e
t’s
get
together
ami
help
get
I
We have wholesale concerns here
ami he urges strongly Hud hfeuk the I'roliihitiiiu laws. News ment until in* is around fifty .”
nt? Wo nil know oxact- the experiment,
other concerns here. We w ill all
which
solicit
business
in
our
sinter
That is useful common sense.
At itunda and that’s whuP ares, lie continued.whatever its fail paper Enterprise Assuciat on.
" tie s . Those cities do not‘ try to profit by it. I'he more firm s that
keep them out simply because they are here the more trade there will
____ o---------iVofe'isor F i s h e r says that the
F O R D ’S R E M E D Y for the crime are not located in their own places. bo for ul!.
"Maniac, rcfiis
li'-'ili, ten,'bed
wave is to put boys and very young They welcome them because the
tiiMtauu«hiliL' in his soul >Association Against the I’rohibi- I’ittstiiirgh bank
t ) n r lianker
Yours respectfully,
men at work to amuse their ambi more business that comes to them
tiocil rnuunnhlno in hln , 1|<II|| Amendment asks tho nm nlry will please take
mt v.--AiilieviHe
W. C. HARTLINE.
tion and give them enough to live
ia n s o ta Times. N ever-l*!* *'acw , 'lt' facts.’’ He deelares Times.
decently. A good idea.
it of bright voung sonsj , IU\ M<,toe of these facts are un‘ 1 ahino in Otplr s ttd ii/ ,,"ulltc'l|y unpleasant for the temThe trouble is thnt bootlegging
The more time W*j give to tin;
1 e perpneo forces, but more of them
8 A R A S O T A T IM E S
question of debt settlement, ibe glvox the young men what many
..
!»re disaiipolntlng to those who
of tiw'ffi want, a ehance t*i live in•more we to e ints r* *t in Hump .
PAOttro that William R«% want to rentore liimor ami its dis- Savannah News,
deegntjy, with iiigh profits and a I i diaries M, Schwab, chninimn of | fnrnior
t r A J# JUBt crnr.y tit m d 1Ponsnrlcs.
gum
I the Bethlehem Steel Co., is an opti
rhe only basis which will save
nta nominate Jim R rV dTl Some of the fiu t.\ ns Profeasor
A Frenchman D nttempi ng in
Ami even Ford has produced do i mist. Looking for brighter things our own markets and our foreign
!| have bicn susplcloui Fisher has found them, arc us fot- prove
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that. A*hmi was a 1'ieiteb remedy for bootlegging.
iieq become almost u religion with
market* III the long run will be the
ilty for a long time an»- lows; Enforcmnout today is not mun. JJudg
u d g i n g by the im JImvv-i nf
>iim. But, to brilliant hopes ami
m
Y*
it should he, and wilt not his . fall,. he iniglit im',o been Uic.r
B Y T H E W A Y , those that watch aims, he n<ld:i some very forceful basis of efficient and econoihieul
- -r—-O'
1■ - o-—*
'long
.:
*——
long he
be tolerable.
tolerable. CondiimuH
Conditions iimffiriA
are first i>r...
Premier.
I'uncii.
th" career of Henry Ford w ill be action lest his dreams perish.
production, is it not possible that
Eve do in ".ikector” a,tiling like nr bad us they bnvn
. . if*- ‘"'ftf- • ■
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interested tu know that lie has a
“Our** is tho most prosperous farming must Ih* conceived of in a
was wrapped In been represented. Prohibition linn , Several small if,lands off the new product- you will know all
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country
in
the
world,”
he
said
re
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far
more
scientific
way
?
slu m b er?—Tim cs-Un- m-eomplislied great good hygiuni- Alusku slnue have
di sap] tea red. nbout It soon -That w ill add hun cently, In addressing a meeting of
tho days, as we <_nl!y, ticononiically and socially.
Certainly
one
of
the
most
hope
Ihose Jupmii’se again! -Boston dreds of millions a year to his manufacturers. " I believe wo are
ipturen, when Ilona, The peifcamii liberty argument is Herald.
gross Output nml tens of millions moving toward heights of pros ful signs nf the times 1ms been the
ikceti
ikoetera
and things largely glusury.
To amend tho
at
leaat to hill profits.
perity as yet undreamed of. T h is growth of eo-operativo marketing
l*t blto,
IVolstead act ns thn uiitqiroltlb}We buiqu..*.* t h a t
Muic-oliniV
is still A land in which tho doapv organizations among farm ers, and
Hionists
proposo
means
that
wo
cd.cts will
be l’|
cnrriud out until,
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j
.f
. ■ i ■ .,
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'till Ifl’
LSlittle while (Jnecn Marie pr may (tv e full play to ids dreams.
there in no hiucli must violate the cun»titutiun,V; .^0 notne fntnl day, Mui
Muuol
particularly fruit growers. The
olini is.inin, with her pretty daugh-
WOMAN’S CLUB
$ te
S J a W lT iL lr
FOR QUICK SALE
••"-k*
n
f o
r
Cement Contracting
N O T IC E
I’HOHIBITION
Herald Subscribers!
Special Messenger Service is
m aintained daily until 8 o’clock in
the evening to deliver papers to
any subscriber who is missed by
regular boy
Phone 148
The Sanford Herald
SCHWAB AS AN OPTIMIST
APARTMENTS
*
“ a«4 shattering repeal the eighteenth umaridment Westun (Ore.) Lcadrfk
IWMtehborhood u outio( tW question. To nulttfy ____ _Yv,
1srea
i!^._ *_*f? s S e 5 i _ .
^
ifmpare with
no#
fty symbol
eemal
\tho
“But the prosperity of industry
be dining at the White
The queen will be able to is absolutely impossible, tla ’Any
ltd th a t she met one
‘ did not . U ’ "1le-’*ia = u a
fruit growers of tho Pacific coast
IL*’ «
to industry vrhat^t
Ek ila,.17?' “T° th* lines along
P!B lofi.? run, in
®0,hod»f will haw to
Two of th e iiijp st jBi
Seminole Coil " ^
oratoly f u n
lence ai
most
p m
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TELEPH O N E’ M 8
Mm . W. Theodore
Langley
leaves Sunday for an extended vis
it with relatives a t Mountville,
Laurens and Anderson, S. C„ go-,
ing especially to attend the mnrrlage of Miss Ann Earl Farm er to
Calvin Teajtue, which will be sol
The autumnal colors of red, gold,
emnized Oct. 20 at Anderson, S. C. brown and green were beautiful1
!y accentuated in the fall millinery
Mr. and Mrs. E. Randolph Cocke display of the Quality Shop today
of W ashington, D. C., arrived in a t its annual fall showing of mil
th e city Thursday for a brief visit linery and accessories.
In the window is a lovely modol
hero with friends.
of Valencia blue with draped
Miss Sara Erwin of Chicago, 111., crotfn of blue taffetta and velvet,
arrived in Sanford Thursday for forming n tam. Placed about tho
narrow brim are flowers of orchid
a stay of several days.
and silver.
Placed opposite this attractive
Ira M. McAlpiin of Dade City bonnet, is one of light green vel
spent the day here Thursduy, our, a large hat, with upturned
transacting business.
back and wide brim. At one side
of the crown is a large hand-made
James C. Cherry of Richmond, motif of rose and green ta ffe tta
Va.r spent the day in Sunford, outlined with silver.
Thursday on business.
Centering the window display is
an afternoon model of orchid nnd
R. Hodges Marden of Orlando, green changeable faille silk faced
was among the business visitors in with velvet. The brim is shirred
and forms u large morning glory
Sanford, Thursday.
at the right side.
Another stunning hat is a tam
Mrs. William I I. Bolding and
daughter^ Betty, hnve returned of black velvet, handsomely em
home after spending the past two broidered in nictnllic threads. This
months visiting
relatives
and hat can lie worn for afternoon as
friends at Grand Rapids, Mich., well as evening.
Exceptionally attractive is a
and points in Ohio and New York
large hat of Jungle green velour
states.
with crown of taffetta and velvet.
At one side of the crown is a large
Dr. Wi]liam Vernon Cox of the spider web effect of rainbow vel
Lakeside Hospital a t Cleveland, O., vet.
arrived Here Thursday to visit his
A strikingly handsome hat for
mother, Mrs. T. J. Miller a t her
home on Magnolia Avenue. He is
accompanied by Dr. Orr., who will
ulso he the guest of M m . Miller
for u fortnight.
the guest* hieing member* of the
Dependable* class of the M sthodlst
Sunday schbot.
Hallowe’en color* of black and
orange were emphasised In tho
decoration* of cut flower* in black
vases together with all kinds of
novelties suggestive of the ap
proaching Hallowe’en season.
After supper a short bustnes*
meeting was held for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensu
ing year. Tho following were
elected: President, Miss Lillian
Shinholser; vice president, Miss
Kathleen Ja y ; secretary, Miss
Frances Hughey; Treasurer, Miss
Clara Rankin; teacher, Mrs. W. S
Thornton; chairman of Dower coromitoo, Miss Marion Hand; chair
man of the visiting committee,
Miss i’attye IMe.
Among tho members attending
tho delightful affa ir were: Miss
Lillinn Shinholser, Miss Kathleen
Jay, Miss Frances Hughey, Miss
Esther Hughey. Miss Ann F an
ning, Mrs. Childers, Mrs. O. T.
Alford, Mrs. Rush St. John, Mrs.
Roby I.ning, Mrs. Virgil Lee
Smith. Miss l.una Mae Fleming,
Miss Pauline Myers, Mrs. Herman
Middleton, Mrs, Joint Mulligan and
Mrs. W. S. Thornton.
FALL MILLINERY STYLES SHOWN
BY THE QUALITY SHOP TODAY
social
lender
Friday
, of Holy CroSB Church
regular* meeting and
ty a t 7 o'clock on the
jca. All member* are
neat a t the Municipal
J o’clock. :
I
fing of mlUInery a t the
Shoppe. {v i . ^
l
irrieon Chapter, N S.
|:30 o’clock a t the home
?. Hagan on P ark A ve
xing of millinery a t the
bp.
Christian Temperance
jold called meeting Frlo’clock a t the Preabych. Election of offic
ia tin g of delegates for
ivention will be p art
less
en of the Holy Cross
asked to attend the
conducted by Miss
[.Id o'clock in the chnpcl
ch,
cc of the Methodist
meet with Mrs. James
30‘J French Avenue at
fcrec of the Methodist
meet at .'1 o’clock with
Iriffin.
Monday
flit of the Church of the
will meet with Mrs.
Lp at her home on Park
F irs t. Meeting.. Held
By Southside P arentTeachers’ Association
Club will meet a t the
Forrest Gatchell on
with Mrs. Gatchell
jjrlhn Fox as hostesses.
Story Hour a t the Ido'clock.
(iuild will meet with
Matthews oil Elm Aveu’clock.
fnion of the Congregai-h will meet at !i o’clock
of Mrs. Henry Nickel,
Street, with Mrs.
Mrs W. J. Jones as
• w
MRS. FRfeD S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
formal w ear is th at.o f black faille,
faced with white velvet.
The
crown is fashioned entirely of
petals of black, silk edged with
white velvet. In the front 1* a
large rhinestone ornament.
For calling or informal w ear 1*
a close fitting hat of crinkled greed
taffetta bound in rainbow velvet
and faced with a deeper shade of
green. The only trimm ing ie two
large jade pins.
Black is especially good thla Bee
son and one gtently admired was
that of black taffetta and lace,
With folded crown. Draped about
the crown is fnney ribbon, hold in
place with an ornament of bril
liants.
Of Chani&l red velvet is a large
chapeau, [th« broad brim being
plain, w hile/the crown is formed
of shades velvet, from a deeper
tone of Channel to the lighter
shade of Villa Rose. A rhineBtone
ornament is caught at one side.
A chic small model is a tam of
tan belting ribbon nnd velvet, with
trimm ings of narrow velvet ribbons
and embroidered hands of chcnnille.
i
Fantini and Knox sport hats I
may he procured in all the lead-1
Eagle Feminine Strength
ing shades and fnhrics, some ex
(^P)—When men placed
tremely plain, while others are theBERLIN
engle on the national coat of
hand hound having trimm ings of arms as an emblem of manly
grograin ribbons.
strength, says Dr. Helen SchulteVaerting, women's rights advocate,
they
puid the greatest possible
served refreshm ents of ice cream
tribute to womankind. Among the
nnd cake.
Those attending this meeting eagles it is the female which rep
were: Mrs. T. K. Roll, Mrs. D. D. resents strength, she claims.
Frau Sch ul te-Vaer ting suspects
Wellborn, Mrs. Fred Myers, Mrs.
George Huff, Mrs. R. T. W arren, that men had one put over on them
Mrs. Robert E. Peurifoy, Mrs, L. by women of ancicqt Egypt.
B. Bragg. Mrs. (’. J. Wolfe, Mrs. "Quite likely it wns women of
Egypt during the period of petti
B. G. Methvin anil Mrs. ,1. C. J o r coat
government there," she usdon.
scrls, “who claimed tjie eagle as
national
emblem,
tho
-*■ a
i
y
MULIUIII1I vlll
Ult HI i because
UittlUnc
vllU
RESIDENCE fELEPHONEJ:
nor who has left fo r America to
lay in two Irish ploys, “Autumn
Ire,” and "Dietin'igufshed Villa,"
is one of the most brilliant of the
younger Irish actresses trslned in
the Abbey T heatre, Dublin, which
is the only theatre In English
speaking countries to enjoy a state
subsidy.
H er American engagem ent fol
lowed on her success in London In
"Autum n Fire,’’ by T. C. M urray,
who Ib a Dublin schoolmaster. He
la a dram atist in his spare time.
BERLIN UP)— Sad b i t wiser,
more than 100 provincial beauties,
imported by various tneatrica] pro
ducers for the season’s revues, say
they were "ruined" because they
had to have th eir hair bobbed.
Overjoyed by the chance of go
ing on thie stage, it appeared the
prospecctive danclftg girls overlooked clauses in their contracts which
called fo r short locks.
A fter
weeks of drilling, Erik Charell,
follies producer, unlike several oth
ers, refused to stand for further
stalling. He hired six barbers and
when 22 unbobbed chorus girls ap
peared for rehearsal one morning,
The W oman’s Day
Of Idlers’ Bridge Club cy "
Correct
:
In
Mrs. Charles Ryan und Mrs,
Harold Hodge of Palatka were the
guests of Mrs. A. B. Mahoney on
The first meeting of the 1U2t5-27
Wednesday a t her home on Tenth season of the South Side Parent
Street.
Teachers association was held
Thursday afternoon nt tin1 South
Mrs. Alice Peters is spending a Sido Prim ary School with u large
week in Orlando as the guest of attendance.
■Ml'S. John o G T l t l G r Is stateliness mid strength of the feMrs. J. E. Howland.
Mrs. A. K. Powers, chairman of I T n c f o a a
tn
M o r n K o r a nink>
f,,r «urpassing that of
tho association, presided over the XTOSLGSn LO iV lG lT lD G rS
niale, exactly suited their fanMrs. A. B. Mahoney and Miss short business meeting when re
Louella Mahoney and their guests, ports from the various standing
Quc«n Fond of Green
Mrs. Charles Ryan and Mrs. H ar committees were rend. A most in
Members of the Idlers Bridge
old Hodge of Palatka, motored to teresting nnd encouraging report
CROMER,
England, (A*)—ExOrlando Wednesday where - they was given by Mrs. F. E. Round!- Club were most delightfully eater- Queen Elizabeth of Grecee has
tuined
Thursday
afternoon
by
Mrs.
lat for the lunch room committee.
spent the afternoon.
none of tho superstition of the
Tuesday
The discussion of plnns for a John Bender a t her home on West average
Englishwoman
about
luncheon fo r the memFirst
Street.
green. Although now in mourning
Mr. and Mrs. W nlker Blount of reception to the teachers of the
Social D epartm ent a t
Peach blow hibiscus and an ti hnd dressed in black sho always
'a Club a t 1 o’clock Fort Myers announce the birth of Sanford school to be given by the
joint
Parent-Teachers
Associations
gonon
vines combined with aspara- wears a big emerald ring and other
D. Caldwell as host- a son on Sept. 22. The baby has
nt an early date, was one of th u jg u s ferns adorned the rooms where jewelry of penrls, emeralds nnd i *
been named Robert Howard.
many m atters brought before the the card tables Were spread for .Jade. When not in mourning she 1H
Class of the Prosbyis fond of wbnring entire costumes “
pl«YL-h will hold its regMr. and Mm . Ben Smull of Mia members.
l*SS meeting a t 7:30 mi stopped in Sanford Friday as
Another m atter of importance 1 J h* “ O ™ ' "
hours passed of green and has a rare collection
tie church.
the guests of the la tte r’s sister. was the purchase of books for Urn ,' “ ,(k1y m ,,u’ mt,'roH,i,1F game of of old jade.
Collecting old silver is a hohhy
tting of the fall of the Mrs. Frank Miller, while enroute school library. Several important 'bridge and when scores were
tilt lie held a t the Old home from Chicago, lit., where committees were appointed mid counted, it was found tiiat high with her. When the people of Cro
111 at 3:30 o’clock.
they have been spending several also the grade mothers were score among the club members mer discovered Ex-Queen Blizawas held by Mrs. George' Davis heth's love for old English Bilver
Meeting of the Daugh- weeks.
elected for tho year.
Hurt, while Mrs. Fryd Zerrener they presented her and her hus
_ Class a t 7:30 o’clock r
--------The pennant for host attendance
|s room a t the M etho-j Mr. and Mrs. J. Olirr Luney, of "members for tho month wns won , had high score among the guests. band with twd rare old stiver
Both were presented docks of plates lind an antique tea caddy.
All members are Gene M artin Laney and Mrs. hv the third grade with Miss Edna ; i.rja,,,,
hi in their articles for Churles Lycrly motored to O rlan Chittenden us teacher
,
J
Refreshments consisting of a de- 1
Irish Actress In ll. S.
de.
do Thursday evening where they
At the conclusion of business. ticious 8ala(1 n mr.se with cofee
DUBLIN, (A’)—Miss Una O’Conattended the show.
the members i.mpeeted the new wt,rt> Rt,rvtM, by the hos(eSH a t tho
---------o—------lunch room recently installed, aft- d e lu s io n 0f the game.
!
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Vielo and VL , whl/ h refreshm ents of punch j Substituting for absent c lu b '
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane were
■ MJ P
T hG 'IT Imembers were: Mrs. John Meisch
among those from Sanford attend
lontezuma
“ ' ^
ft J f , ° ? eyU “ 7 ’ iJr. and Mrs. Fred Zerrener. Club
ing
the
show
in
Orlando
Thursday
hfett, Daytona Bench:
p Mr.Pi lin /
i m rp Wp ’ n*rS‘ k members playing were Mrs. John
Towne, Miami; Mr. evening.
P. McCuller and Mrs. F. E. R num il-, w Meisch, Mrs. Endor Curleit, I
lat.
Ill, Bradshaw, Delray;
Mrs.. Alexander Vaughan, Mrs ,
Cluyde Green of Groveland spent
Jshuw, Delray: K. B
George Davis Hart. Mrs. O. P.
the
duy
here
Wednesday
attending
S. T. Roberts, DelHerndon and Mrs. Hurry llceren. i
iS
Edwards, .Savannah, to business.
ieanpro, N. Attleboro
Mrs. Clifford Bell, Miss Perrie
>
Small and wife, MiLee Bell and Miss Lillian Shinhulser formed a party from San
ford spending Thursday in DeLnnd.
The Nellie Turner Circle of the
Seminole
The first social nffair this sea
Baptist
Church met Wednesday
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
Jelson, Panama City;
J.
C.
Bennett
left
the
first
of
the
son
for members of the Social De
afternoon
with
Mrs.
J.
C.
Jordon
[ Cel ere mout; H. Elliott week for Blacksburg, Va., where
11 p . m . ----------a t her home on Elm Avenue. The partm ent of the Woman’s Club
M. Warren, JackBonwill
be
given
Tuesday
a
t
1
o’clock
TODAY
Hali, Baldwin; Charlei ho will spend a fortnight on busi rooms where the meeting web held
were decorated with vases and when Mrs. David D. Caldwell will
Brooklyn; Jos. E. ness.
“PARADISE”
act us hostess a t a cafeteria! lunch
bowls of cut flowers and ferns.
iell; C. B. White, JnckMrs.
J.
C.
Bennett,
Mrs.
Henry
eon.
Mrs.
George
Huff,
chairmnn,
H. Brown, Kansas
W ith Milton Sills and Betty
This nffair will be for the mem
Smith, Tampn; H. T. Purdon and Mrs. Jack Hewitt presided over the business session
Bronson
motored
to
Orlando
Thursday
bers
of
the
Department
only
and
a t which time routine business wns
fumpu; C. M. Mondenall
those
who
expect
to
attend
must
where
they
spent
the
day.
transacted.
Mrs.
B.
G,
Methvin
Jta; Eearl C. Bacon;
Lloyd Hamilton Comedy
was appointed chairman of tho notify the hostess not Inter than
Murphy nnd wife
“WAITING”
Monday
noon,
as
positively
no
re
Mrs.
J.
G.
Ziegler
and
baby
ac
“White Cross,” nnd the circle made
Y.i W. B. Bell —ackservations
wili
be
tuken
after
that
companied
by
Mrs.
Ziegler's
mothplnns
to
hnve
a
meeting
next
week
Williams, A. C. L.; R.
M iline News
A. O. L.; O. L. Chit- err Mrs. Powell of Columbia, S. C. for tho purpose of making the a r hour.
will
arrive
in
Sanford
Saturday.
ticles required.
L.; T. A. Mitchell, A.
As this week was the regular
The Baptist Women’s Missionary week of prayer, tho chairman urged
SATURDAY
Union will hold its first meeting of each member to make a special ef
Valdex
“The Flame of the Yukon”
season Thursday afternoon at fort to attend the meetings a t the
un. Chicngo; L. G. the
tho church. Tho election of of church.
untn; H. J. Blackmon, ficers
Comedy
will be held and a program
A fter the business mooting had
L. C. Boren, Jack- of muajc will be rendered. All the adjourned n social hour was onMrs.
Burke
Steele
was
hostess
‘The Dome Doctor”
H. Woodcock, Jackson- ladles'of tho community aro urged!Joyed during which time the host- Thursday evening a t a buffet sup
Recd, Leesburg; A. F to attend tho meeting.
less assisted by Mrs. Wellborn per a t her home on Celery AvenUc,
*nd wife, Brooksvllle;
ll'in, Undo City; J. II.
f'ty; R. f,. Moore, At- j
Worthington, LakeJ
A. McMullen; W. A
York; C. C. Lane, Atjie r Kurlson. VIneviUe.
IRodmnn, Baltimore; R.
Irden, Orlando; Mr. and
|ndoljh Cocke, W ashing1
Mead, C. Rapids, l a .;'
4
a, Emerlck, Baltim ore; ;
Norfleet,
Newberry;
CONTINUES TO RAGE WITH TERRIFIC FURY, LEAVING ONLY SHATTERED PRICES
cherry, Richmond; H.
IN ITS WAKE
i Tampa; Henry K arlnnah; A. C. McLean,
R, Loveck, JacksonT. Humphries, Jack-
COATS
Beautiful m aterials fashioned in the Mteson's moot
favored styles. Bolivia, broadcloth and plaids hav«
been usesd—Some fu r trimm ed, silk lined,
V
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$9.95 to $25
We h are a complete line of children’s coats—size*
4 to 16 years—
$4.98 to $14.95
a
pel Arrivals
. . . . . T .... . .
getting
out the • -1 '
Stone has b
f/A
that 1 I a n
Keepe To Bar Old Style
which makes _
LONDON ( iP ^ M is i Agnes Key Is doing a good
set, better known to the Royal qo*r*rtog fit a
V, r
Family and the erm y as Sister occupation.
.. m a n
Agnes, is a dapper little Victorian
women who still has a w aist and
Olga He
wears a m ass of h a ir heaped on
WASHINGTON
top of her head. She was a friend
1
of King Edward VII, and during M
the Boer W ar established the hos stage , has ,
pital fo r officers In Grosvenor don suburb
Crescent which bears his name. tion to the many o tl
She Is still m atron of thla hospital aside from tho drome
and Prince George was a patient Is Interested, Is a __
the People's Laague e f lh
in her institution In 1922.
the International Union .
Tuberculosis.
A Qnirryw om an
V ies Netherode i
HENSALL, Y orkshire, </P)—
Mra. Anne Gresves Is B ritain’s do no acting whateverstay in America, which'
only woman quarry m anagar.
" It may seem th at quarrying is will be a period e f
a strange business fo r a woman, months. After the
but why shouldn't women run convention she wU)
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quarries T” asked Mrs. Greaves. Of in varioue parte o f
"Of course I have a forem an and and may go as f a r aa Seettttw.’K ; * ’,' •
plenty of men workers to assist
me, but I go into the quarries my
Mr. end Mr*. Bultock a n i ^ '"
self And inspect the seams and di Eldridge ware visiting in-8 1
rect the methods to be used in and Kissimmee on Sunday,
he set the scissors working,
A large line of satin
dresses that a re neatly
and stylishly tailored,
A line
frocks,
qifallty
crepes.
favored
'-''V
of handsome
fashioned of
georgette and
The nesspn’s
colors.
$4.98 to $9.95
$9.95 to $24*95
STCUTS
m
1is1'
We have a complete stock of ladies’ stout models.
Reasonably priced—
1
Sanford DryGoods Co.
Amusements
Nellie T urner Circle
Holds Enjoyable Meet Social D epartm ent
With Mrs. J. C. Jordon
To Have Luncheon
Dependable Members;
Are E ntertained By
Mrs. Steele Thursday
9. A. IRWIN Prop.
Corner Sanford Ave. and 2nd St.
H iiiiiim iM m iu u iH iu » iiiH in iiiu H u iM iin a u m im n i
Durable
Weights of
Silk and
Lisle
Our Great Dissolution Sale
(
Hurry! ,
.
[B- Cornell of Tam pa
Mias L aura Sjmith
|rk are tj»e fittest*
J Hrownteo; a t h i r h o f i e
»° Avenue. Mrs. C irremembered here as
Smith.
*
1 ■* *
\
Hurry!
>•*
Step Lively!
V AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG BARGAIN EVENT
Satins, Crepes, CMorg
Chiffon Velvet* a re repr
theep modioli droeeee.
tu rd tho ra tlin g aleeve
shade* such as atroU er _
channel red and green had Mack
have been need; VMM valadg for
onoley returned home
evening from Vgldosr ra, ho, has spent the
business.
I V
SMART FROCKS
An aawrtaant.of 100 drow r
of fall gtyloo will bo spM «t
thla prieo. Now winter ohadoo
' in tho
up to
ij
Phoenix and M cC allum Hosiery
Big Valueo In Men’o
An Aisortmtnt o f
hi
Pfaddi
.1
SHOES
of mon*a 'fall
ahooo at a doeidod bargain. In
tan and Macfc~A comploto
A
Brilliant colon predoadaate tho A utm u
hookry. We aro ahowlnf an unuaual ool
pattorna which Indude circular , atrlpoa,
atrlpM and tho Weld plaid offootaw
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8, 1926
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Football Players Will |
iBe I^irst Guests This LO S A N T IL L E S . Oct.
ic Stcchcr, cia.innnt
Year At Forrest Lake, xvnrldV
heux-y .v«’.gilt,
The first guests of the Hotel
Forrest Lake this season will In*
members of the football squads of
Mercer University and Hollins
College. Ilulick Hrothers, lessees
of the big tourist hotel, neceded
to n request of Mayor Forrest Lake
while he was in the Fast recently
that the hotel he opened for the
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in o m p .s o i*
IH l
i
IS
"ieS to Be. In
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titic. U'in his match "1th John Pe- j “ |ii|il«>nittlic immunity
■ck, of Nebraska, here lust night, j gniznl the world over,
a it’ r <ei'li had gained a fall. P e-I
, k rn tb,wiling Steelier for th e '
</V>
tli' Mem.I tiiiu, used a strangle hold
wrestling which III" rules prohibit.
» .
liiiiV! •
tin. * *•.
r l
A staff of hotel attaches will
m il Sanford cnrlv in Noveitib-r
prepare 'lie hotel for lbe tourc-t
<t •
’’ I ■ M il
'
t-*n«
ever, will lie lionled *o l!i foot
fall playei a 4 i he |. i mill opt a
lag will fc it t I veil mil ll ••iioitlv
I.'Toie ’Ilian! giving.
Mere r amt Hull o t !a h <>a Mn
nii ip.it H- i realio*i I' li li| on Arme
le e I lay iilidei tin- aim im ii of
mh
i'
P P Again Aft c*rt[;•
injury Last Week "
;e On Line
pPd Be Necessary
-as
. .
.
,
f ig h tin g <'i t. rv 1 "U . ! . n
Baby Chicks
UgTiV g r i d w a r . ior ., , ' n o> i
, C tm d lfio u f o r U l f i r p.iliMJ .if
l, nr*f»ir»| ............. -siuiiM Inritt* I » !»••
(By n il.l. DUliOHK)
jW ltll Pftlalku.
through
Aft. r piil'.ug 1UiiiMlrctf.
^ !i'V. .V * .......
an ■ .iioeh d
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backs were drilb-d in leu! )
lyjng lung parses. Klriinol'f
tbIcy rhowud up purlieiilnrly 1
tit rat. tcar.lng and n m v
man
The iico n n e r ileiiinrf.trr'ed Id I
v at Until)
lit ^ the throws .mil«
_ u»ni with inaehine life
I8y, Mobb y is al. o advnt 1'
Irk and lie should inai.e f . -on
lend a ill pioulahle roan nr •
O rtnU fllt iif tl r p a n e
l'h<linp.-;oii vva.i m i.riihurnduy and he apprared
i cptidlllon . Ilis la: Ming
bqrd nnd certain and hi-, roo
ami filllcilteplliiur WII eqiaillv
aod.
i able payers that the world 0M the money they owed u*.
has e\ er s -en.
•
I see where they are predicting
H B O B B S E IlH llliaO H S ID nC U U
w ar was a terrible another war over in Kurope.
I
11 .. 1 '‘ t . u u " . Ini example, h u t , (.uesi* it w ill come, if the countries
with t Le un.ii-\ \vc lent F r n m ■, ,,Vt»r there trent each other with
i.ml tin- assistance we gave her in i HS little consideration hh they have
qu-n and mmiition- of war. PrnAce | treated the United States,
And
wits able to win the xxnr and gut when it does com? und thei;e is
her full “lice of (h - spml.s of vie- mor,. talk about making the world
Hun. l .l. W althall.
lory.
safe for democracy it will bo reS;.nf"iil. l-’la.
Sbe grabbl'd bin k her lost p ro v-1(-vjved with about as much en.
t n. itues ami she annexed a big slice of thusinsm as a light wine and beer
, K
('.•h i .'eminnle I I ml
A frica. She g"t enough territory sp.-ecli nt a prohibition convenIt" F.l:
to reiitittbrse Ii r Si a considerable finn.'
Fumpe's imilerstnmiing of mak!' m k uf lb " {»>• -'en 1 xviiliim deg 1 in- fin- 1 In- ''-.|M ii-e of the war.
‘•’oxv. x. hill obi wn.i- Uncle Ham , jn}, ()„. world safe for democracy
will prohitbly l.e ,1 w.11 in
ich with
bI'■V . II-III III I' i I I II,.'
I. • )-i 1 ..'.I i t 1 ! w " ' Not hi tig. but j ls itiiitii ng * he worl
'
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. ' ii.'' 1 1 .• t in- ill a nl - lb-'-" nil.'Ill Ic I • | ‘niteil S t a t e s dollars• 1 ric
In nl.
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L O A N A 8S O C I Af|
HIvM I.MHUH through I’ireslone activities a single purpose ru
xotioii to the “single iiurpose" of qunlity has mode the name Fir
of the
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY
everywhere synonymous with most miles per dollar.
Let us am*
now at the lowest prices ever quoted.
I rid yrtiftt b u lld sr of C i t i e s a n d Co m *
m u n ltle * of F lorida la
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WHOLESALE TIRE & BATTERY SUP
101) West First Street
Phone 548
Sanford,
F. AWALT
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SANFORD GROVE
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Am id Majestic Pines
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P ractically U n j
lim ite d C h o ic e
T h e n ew lin e o f C adillac cars offers
n o t o n ly th e finest au tom ob iles that
C adillac has ever built — b u t adda
th e u n p r e c e d e n te d a d v a n ta g e s o f
ch o ice o f 5 0 Body Styles and T ypes
a n d 5 0 0 C o lo r a n d U p h o l s t e r y
C o m b in ation s.
o f B od y and
C o lo r is N o w
Available
to
Cadillac
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.
The Choice
o
T h is m eans that practically every
C adillac buyer can have th e par
ticular kind o f a car lie w ants.
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B u y ers
C adillac’s su cccssin applying th e Idea
o f in d ividualizing th e m otor car, to
its en tire prod u ction , is certain to
result In far-reaching changes in th e
way in w h ich p eop le buy fine cars.
,improves your waillcs,
Sanford (,-rovo homcsilcs have hoen purcliased by
many su^lanlinl citizens who desire to build in a sec,lon
<>ty where! values are certain to show a de
rided iim least' within ihe next few years/
T h e C ad illac buyer n ow personally
select# th e exterior color and th e ifv
terior u p h olstery for h is air; and he
selects th e bod y style and type he
w ants from am on g a range o f m o d els
•o great as to assure h im co m p lete
sa tisfaction ev e n in m in or details.
If ,1
WAFl ' I . l i S
a CUpfult Hour
n fu li B a k in g 1’ou J tr
T.f Tuupoonful Salt
B E ggW biu,
Sanford Grove occupies an 6nviable j)osition in the
general scheme »or a grea.ter Saiiford Sanford Grove
is localof! directly in the path of solid growth—ift the
southeast oarl <4 the city.
# V 'v 3 EX* Yolkl
. a.Cipfuis Miik
lCupful M tlttdSno ivrfrift
For your own good, for the good of your
tigate Sanford Grove’s opportunities.
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• i t ks'nndl' tlilclc,
Ulc aod tdr into dry innta gradually, making
hatter. Add melted
ift and bent thorough'
L■— whites until stiff
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1mixture.-Bake
oaVn
fi/'i
S o u n d F o r IN
M v r r l i t n i t l n i t MIm
raise T ire quality and lower Tire cost—Firestone illustrates the
f lorliia e le c trific a tio n P r ; a farn
s’ "A delicate shortening
i'.'i’ V .
W a n t e d .— imy not
school to deliver and
self, useful around stgra
Murket, 417 Sanford Ave.
r^OiitJ be rf-qu.rdd to heut th e s tr u c
t j r . l m o to rja l u-.ett to dote In tho
y
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TOO LA TE TO ( l.Art
FOR _ SALiL — 4 room *
lirg e lot.
Richard
Route A. Terms.
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FIRESTONE, 36X6
FIRESTONE, 40X8
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Super-Power Electric Service
fv^M«-Ji?on, r,H 0.
\’j :
i >;;) nii1ions are the most] foreign
owe were can- to “hive the least tran»
cign couptrie*.
,
■
ihle borrow ers1celled it wouldn’t bs long before trouble,
they will u*
f.
ui.-anonahlp a n d |(h e y would-be demanding Interest
r i0 6 v e s s e ls c f 3 6 0 0 to na e a c h
Hill O, 1 la.
he nick list this V ul; t-.im an
jury received in I.1.1 week'
I' Wlll he unable to glav si
, This iny mjcassilute ,sp• "r
moved front tackle Id --mJ and
Olj taking the tuekl".
n« $qUMi| continue h to show bet I
firm and thu Sanford imiilor
good cause to feel confident .
the team will make a bin I .
ni l for victory. Members of f
team nre enthusiastic and tin- '
I t . of Victory is in <w ry* pin;. 1
heart. Conch Whehhel nl- |
has Ironed out levernl tie 1
rivcnled m hi'i S'alurd'tv’t I
teat with I.ei' lnirg mid by il-e 1
16 the team fares l'alalkli tin • •
tk*end H is expel led I'I I'e i ,
noth running eombiante.n.
turduy's gaiiH- 1 fV|i,, ’. .I to ;
•mb.one of llie liar.II'NI nil I l.l‘ St ilt I 1
for thin yenr. I'ahitUa !-.•:« >>ei a
ing rajod 1 1rah . hi ai Id. 1n
it the hut two or three yeais and
year bullied S a n f o r d lligb io
nrnlesM tin.
Lad Sal in day j
Hiuln Hanford High w.i, d< tea
■r;hj* tx'Cxburg in a land L, glil
rime I’alatkn win. turaii'g ....I.
f. dr .'Hu?
.Tl.ii • t
!m<lv i I•••jKin#c l'«»r
Krd to S a lo rd a ,’ loalesl ivit'i
leh ttnllyipulioii. A huge oil."
of rooters a ii1 piniiioor L> .....
to I'alatka to wiiiu the I. id le
id to till 11 fur a S a id .id viiiurx.
L U IL D IN G
H IM .'STO N |Mil l.l |f V
• O.MI'AN y
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Notice! Truck Tire Owners
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reco
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tout yesterday a lD i im * ■n,
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6*li«i«t| in f s , flfi li ii m l«i t|,
■J-liurcody for battle. Mo •cimi\\til(« If M fi i, f I i It ■<It111t 11
w«c held but the quad
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I g ll u Str(-lltlt.>U . pi act . ' ' .toAll i mill *ufi |*u#• fjy« il stosaft
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,4,.p ra c tic e wri:; n f i n l v i . l e n
jflth t a c k l i n g , r m i n i l i g f i d f t e p - %»ti»«li m i l In- l u t i i r In Hu- s |ir Imi*.
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J 't o c k a .u r r and rig n al
w-.rli. i |i i*f" s on
it I i'li* * I. . Ili mil Mii u p ) 4pyt|
i , t e a m i« i n v e r y g n u d »
nl ; « i. **liiiimriirs innpli* Iiruiii|»tl> .
Il** i J i ' f i t r n Klim tiiilcn l. T » l .r 1
Jierc n r e n fe w • -ire n .u r
m s i m . i n i n t I ruin f i . s l llii«n « ir m»>
f b n t e l l m b a r d m r u a i n a g " «,n Mlllt
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a n d t h e t a c k l i n g y ea
Jo b a r d w o r k Will lie d o n e
iy. ohly nignal practice le ing
is
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May (»o to Fnd *•«»,.». - i.....
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Tackle Positions
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(a d . r a t e s
Rising Is restricted
iaasifioatlon.
Jr is nimJo The 'Kanwill be responsible
incorrect Insertion,
her for subneauent
..lo office should be
nod lately in case of
>VEKTISBK8
lid
representative
(familiar with rates,
| rl.-usificalion will
|»iVp!t'to information.
v\i. h, tHey will
Iin wording your
make >t more efTANT NOTICE
Crt should give their
Bslo/fii ) address ns
|r phone number if
results. About one
|o f h thousand has
and the others
innate with you
ihv your address.
Ilnitarue MUST Ik1
son a) Ihe Sanford
nr by letter. Teleilinuaiu'ea ar«i not
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Building Contractors.
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SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E it bnatea free. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Oak Ave.fi 3rd St. Phone 111.
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
000 W est F irst Street
a t Phone 441
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]36—Situation Wanted Female f(9_ Room3 for Housekeeping i 81— Houses For Sale
WIGHT-CHRISENBHRRV PRINT
r y title d
SHOP — Printing,
Engraving.
lady, housekeeping for couple,
Embossing. See ub first. Wo do eitlier in San lord or Winter Park.
It. Phono 417-W. R. U. Avenue- Address, Winter Park, lleusekecpCommercial Stretet.
cr.
nsti In Advance
la, will be recalved
and colIectD* seat
for payment.
10c a Une
8c a line
7e a line
on reqncet.
Led, rates aro lor
[Insertions,
of nverugo length
n line,
charge of 30c for
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90— Automobiles For Sale
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........ 1 I si rung plants, up to several bun-I residences. One located on fej• ReR dl C f ■'
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’ j dred c-ich rtf UougninviRen. f purple jery Ave.. m a r li'c r ; the other m,
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Beck
Hunimo< k.
NASH
Lend die world ill nodor c 11r value.
SMITH MOTORS CO
Prii e
{ HIG GIN S -S ,MIT 11•\V KH TP, IN t T
I.'onl Ksintu ami
ts .Service Offered
a M in:*)
s t o k e
pro
sc
plug,, 'n'la. \\'e are
tls y mi pimp
fall ill.;
It.' k T'lirnUme Co.
;s
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I’omnnn Vases, $4.00..
SqutJfe Vase3l$fl.OO.
Law/ Benches, Baths,Metl^
Vpen you come to,1 th e‘
bcaiji visit the yard'antfl
a vase or two bat^j.
you and save the ni*' '* ^
prei costs.
WANTED
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SALESWOMEN
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We have room in our 'lilt1!
'■INS,- ilaherda/her
Ji:> fnc C o l l e g i a t e
*'n t Street.
ROOMS, with or without meals.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln lin tel.,
2 lo 1:30 p. m.
________
F. W. BENDER. Salesm auager
J nole p r in t e r y
HIGGINS, SMITH, WIGHT, INC.
|o CAMERAS
SUPPLIES
|- W. ... Luinlej, I rop. ( Now located in offices formerly
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j
i " ,occupied hv Britt-CUittemiei. Co.
or oUt rinwr, repairbudding, neat and
fcui e. W. P. Davis, .
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.,
FOR RENT-—hurnlahed two room
AVe.
apartment corner Central and Tel 732. 311 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
French Axe.
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SANFORD, FLA.
FOR RENT.—Nice, dean rooms |
DRU(i COMPANY
INSURANCE
and apartm ent can tie had a t REAL ESTATE
Ilexall Store"
I
120 1-2 N. Park Ave., opposite)
penalty of our p ro m p t.
Valdez Hotel, nt reasonable price,
escriptions and auick
under new munugement. P h o n e'
delivery.
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One week is set aside ^Ii year over
our entire nation as afire Preven
tion Week,” in an effort) errtphasizc
the importance of car<) using fire.
i:
Fire insurance shoi) he carried
by all owners of builigs and all
renters should protci themselves
against loss and damajto their per
sonal effects. But ci should be
used to prevent fires a you will be
protecting your own crests and^
those of your communi
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I’L L M O T BE 8 U F F A L O U D
B T MA<4<51E AM V L O M dK R IT ’S. A W A % T t» O F FAT
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l'HONE 3
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----- ------- ---------- ------------------------ - Corner UKlt and Pnlmetto $2200.00
FOR RENT. One large furnished | Cono r Kith and Magnolia 2500.01)
hedrt'oin. 010 Oak Ave?
i ( tim er 13lh and Oak
2200.00
—------- --------— —— ................... (Three (3) ml joining mots on San
ROOMS f o r ivnl. 100 Myrtle Ave. ford Avenue for $3000.00 each.
!
There was never, a better tiipe to
j j/y R N lS H E n RiHIM ^ fo o R dean.
make an investment.
j reasonable. Close in. 119 Palmetto.
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McCALL it' FOX, Real estate in
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ii-i v i s i ' o
pgalmii la.xcs. J, It. telligence and good address - - work
vestments. Best l.tivs are among
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our listings. Phone 745.
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2I2 Magnolia Ave.
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Phoi e .077
( LEANING
CO. i
It "i Ui i l i 1 r In 4*i r •i 71 tl V
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1generul tu n a land on Wekiva River
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JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds of maty.
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near Markham, has been farmed 10
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
1111, 1. T O l i t H I T T I T I . E
W'atcr and Boat Tanka. At Oak
TWO ROOMS with kitchenette and years. Call or phone II. B. Iwwis. Hi iijiimln PtB'W,
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Avenue and Third Street. Tele 47 —Dogs, Cals, Pets.
j private hath, attractively fu rn
phone 111.
ished, moderate rent. W. M. Young, 89—Wanted—Real Estate
thiini*' V1?c!i* r n«iU** it.
20H N _J’ark Ave.
Phone 249
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207 trench
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T" (J;...... »i s.1li ci Hall; >< h uh On the I St h day of Oct.. IH2ii at
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F O R SA.I.F,
Stove and fireplace
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Young, Owner, 2U8 Park Ave.
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Flowers for all occasions,
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JolHl.
Phone 781. ■
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27—Professional Services.
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K )R cypress polca pilling post, FOR RENT. :i room
m o d e r n 'l l " M S U
I’liont- «t»2
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wood. A|'l*i.v I. E. Moure?, O s -, house with 3 bedroom-', unfiirn-’—
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j for $10.00. M arinclb Shop. The (
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Attorney and C ouncilor nt t.aw lf<* very home. tto know you |.’(>|{ RENT. I roonik, Im lh. porch,
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garage, furnislied. $15.oil week.
300 East F irst Street.
Sanford Dealer
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—'su its to look nice, dust Call -181 .1 ,3It; ()uk,
1 21H W 1st St.
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I'tilt RENT.- 5 room hmt .1 Phom
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it:g". 20ti North Park Ave.
351 2.
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FOR SAI.E
2lui Magnolia Ave,
Phone L17 ' T> ■
GO O D H E A L T H is vour greatest I 1(,n r ,'1"' ‘l i "v Dl'itfonn. In this
- asset— C H IR O P R A C T IC
W I L L .PhRtnrm '•evevru tlurn uin.l I c L of
ifive unit kiH*r> you in
nd health.
lu'nht^r. S pc ( lytlv A. Ilyrcl,
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• FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, F 5 —L o ts F o r S ale
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I first floor. $27.00 and $25.00 | ___
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,! month. 314 K. 5th St.
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. and Accretions
| OCEAN
Front Lot
Lt ANS--Money available a t 7 p e r .
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*!"s,‘ to new bridge
ge approach,
cent, t lose ui property. A. P. i ‘ *1REE unfurnished rooms, i l l ) .New Smyrna Beach. $2,500.00.
Geo.
$2,51
Park Ave.
Ci i.itfJlv & Sons.
1 T. f ulierton owner, 13.> Canal St.,
New Smyrna, Fla.
FOR RENT.—3 rooms, completely
dli— l;im u tiu m il
furnished, screened porch, priv- 87—Acreage For Sale
91— Legal NotlceH.
At VO ill MO U ATIO N —for several at bttth«
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lor Seminole fo u n li.
Ill A. M. IV r l I 'ejiuty Clerk
DODGE
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Pleasure cars and Graham Trucks r1iSoltellnrH
anil of I’ounnel
Elm and 13th St.
Phone 3
(or_tlie eomplnlliont.___________
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FOR RALE - -1025 lo rd Coape.
I>n Van VVnnt .% Hump
Good condition. Terms. Inquire
Of Vnur llwn f Ask llaw
It. C. Thrasher. First Nat'l Bank.
SANFORD BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
I FOR RENT.
; wu furnishiHl HOt .sE close in, opposite aviation
• rooms for light housekeeping. . fi,‘1'1. cheap for cash, few choice
lot- on Sanford Ave., $50(1 each.
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HARTFORD, Ky., Oct. u . —Mt-a. Mathew Hnakina, 28,
I'rimiy crushed the skull of the
kirl she hud taken to reur, then
wont to tho.<barn at her home
here and committed nuicide by
hanging herself.
The woman killed the 10-yearH d'girl with ntl ux «* she lay in
bed, with A ehifd th a t was bom
to tier Sunday. Persons enterinjf the hotu.e and finding the
?ir! went to an out-house where
Mix. Honkin'* body was found
hanging from n rope tied to a
rafter.
Mrs. Hoskins has reared the
girl, her niece, from infancy.
When the child was horn Mrs.
Hammond swore out a w arrant
for a nmn who had not been a r
rested tonight.
JURY IS
007 n TRIAL
OF DA0G1 RTY
F ln t lnnlagi
Holm lashed a clngle to rig h t
ns Shnwkoy tried tb andak over a
third strike.
Routhworth forced
Holm, Koenig to Laczeri. H orns
by was walked.
Jim Bottomley
doubled to left field and Southii
Oct.
^'T^^&TtQuoan ! tion” T I do net think so. I should
worth scored, Hornsby stopping at*
M une has givun n o t i c e - t h i t ahe | perhaps huve dlsplcaeed. the shade
third. Bell hit to left and H orns
must not be filmed In the p n i t e i l l a f Tolstoy, which w o u ld 'n o t have
by and Bottomley scored. Hafey
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S ta r& d p A i,
Court ivlects Thfs • Morning M ates, even in her daily cqtnings , bicu nice of me. 1 respect grent General Breaks Silence to funned. O’F arrel fanned. Throe
and
goings.
But
she
will
M
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'th
e
writer-,,
whatever
their
ideas
may
runs, three hits, no errors.
When
Continues . Its inside Workings of the diuema he.
r . ... Jury
..
Sound Warning Note That
Combs wont out on u grounder f
Deliberations Which Were • world at Hollywood as g u ja t of
"I had taken the precautions to
Army Cannot Go F arther to Alexander. Koenig struck out.
Suspended Friday Evening I Douglas Fan hunk?; and Mary Pick .clip the wings ol these little fables,
Without Serious Results Ruth went out to Bottomley un--------i
,
,(ui the preeinitions evidently were
i n
m aisled. No runs, no hits, no eri Mie man;' this statem ent to the insufficient. I gave noto e to those
inrs.
Miiripiis
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u
r
T
o
J
H
is
n the other sole of the Atlantic
Second limin';
N i i r n t A f t e r 5 W e e k s 0, u '
Wh*A hp tol,t h,,r tha( 1 w***tM »..i aib.w myscif u>
^ Thevnnw sent up u high fly to
_____
k / ’F
of $25,000 for^tof
he filmed,
in my daily com„ nn^offer
,
_ r pose
.
.......... even.......
com
Combs.Alexander filed out to
one day as Queen m Tolstoy’s , mgs and goings, I adore moving
Slnte
Endeavors
(o Connect
Meusel, Holm sent up high foul
n
x
------- ' Kcsurrection,” she smiled a n d | pictures, but ns u spectator.”
Enlisted Strength Of Army to
Severid. No ru n s ,.n o hits, no
I' orm tr O f f l c i a l u w i t h t h e l Bn“ , 1 might perhaps have s e - j While in the United S tates the
14,(155 Below the. Total errors.
Payment of Bribe Money cured u better e n g a g e m e n t’ than Queen will eschew politics but will
Authorized By * Congress
Meusol muile a twb-base hit back
. . .
,
.
try to muko clear the rltuution of
I
am
looking
forward
joyfully
*
*
of third base. Thevnow
threw B a b i
her homelund to the Americans.
NEW YORK. Oct...........................
0. (A») The 11() S,.,,|I1K tho great cities f the
....
“ I am not going to Indulge in , PHILADELPHIA* Oct. I*—f/P)_ out Gherlg at first, Meuael holding
twelve ju ra ts who will decide the
H i t _____
Gen. John J. Peruhlng broke the
•nil1* ° f H arry M. D augherty and cinema, l,on Angeles uml jffolly-|any polities in America," she said. silence lie Iibk m aintained fo r more second. Thevnow robbed I-asaerl
of
n
hit
and
threw
him
out.
M
eu
'
V
"r
./bmglftH
Fuirlrnnkrt
apd
Ins
"I
never
do.
I
don’t
like
politics.
rhomua W. Miller re-asaendded in
•fs», Mary Hick ford, huve Jirom- I adore Rumania ami I shall serve Umn a y ea r to publicly sound se! going to third.
Kugaii went
JHINGTON, Oct. 9—
federal court today to continue the
im ! to show me all the in n e r’work- her to the utmost of my strength warning Inst night th a t tho arm y out, Bell to Bottomley.
No runs,
juryrnom
dHilicrnf
inns,
hibm
vh
*
-A H.vmpoaium of offiingt. f that young uml .prodigious
Y A N K EE S f A l
..
uml of the love I bear her. If that hits been reduced to a point “ In - one hit, no errors.
lust
niffht.
|ew« and proposed ho-:
indii!..
’being
’
. . .As I is called polities, then I like poli- low which wo cannot go without
mdu...
’
so
near
an
a
rt."
Y
bR
X , Oct. 9 — (/
Third
Inning
The trial which liar: lusted five to appearing before the screen her- |tics."
most serious results.”
for the problem preSoul Iiworth sent a shurp liner to S t Loula Cart
weeks, reached the ju ry stage self, she ai*
Speaking before the Military O r Combs who came in fa st to ont'ch
by a reported su rp lu sI
. , „
| Rumania, the Queen added, had
shortly before 10 o'elork lust night,
“The IVf. i is
.le funny, but tin- j In.... subjected to an incredible der of the World W ar, the com it. Hornsby grounded to Koenig. the N ew Ydrtrl
Ition of cotton, King of Hend o f Pr*«on Will Not Al- b'lt when no verdict had been fiiitunalcly
mander of the American Expedi Gberig stood in Ids track end took 2 v here today Ip
low Prisoner to Return lo rear bed at II o ’clock Judge Mack case you i it i: untrue. In anv number of false reports during the tionary
lthland’n products, and
force told Ii Ih one-time Hottomley's fjy. No runn, no hits, gajne o f the Wf w
he
sure
thut
I
would
j past few weeks, >;et afloat by perThe jury continued choose sol,. • Other character.
Indianapolis lo Become De went liyme.
equent decline in price,
It jsons whos«* plans were to upset the soidierH th a t the world "is not ye* uq errors.
tying the sera
until midnight uml then
fendant in Civil Action discursion
wouldn’t umu.se me at all to play , financial, economic ami industrial free from jealousy and covetous
fore President Coolwent under guard to a hotel. A l the
Muverid
hit
a
single
over
second
gam
es each and _
Queen in a film. Besides, is j stability toward which Rumania ness” and th a t the situation at
Dday for consideration.
Tiu'vnuow let Shnwkey’s a seventh game ]
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Oat. though the or*lees were to re-ar- there a Queen in th e "Restlrrec- I w uh progressing steadily.
home now and in the future d e hnse.
'that the Federal Reaorvc
Warden Walter
H. semble at 10:710 o'clock this morning
mands the maintenunnce of u grounder get through him, Beverld r°w,
r
Combs forced
!q able to finance the pres- Ualv. of the Indiana atnte peni the jurors were back to their deli
highly developed lit nolens for n a going to second.
beration
«t
o
’clock.
Score
by
inning:
Severid. Koenig sen t high fly to
pp of whatever sound plan ten tiary here todny refused to
tional defense.
Routhworth, Shawkey holding sec
Daugherty and Miller, respec
devised was expressed to honor the order of the .superior
Dnly a "vociferous m inority" is ond. Ruth went out to Rottomley Cards....... ^0Q 010
Bef executlvo by Secretary
court nt Indianapolis to Hend D. tively attorney general uml alien
opposed to such n program , he unussisted. No runs, one hit, no Yanks........ 000 100 1(
while *SBcretr.Ty 'J n rd in e
C Stephenson, form er Ku Klux property custodian during the pres
said, adding:
orrors.
Ith at the crop lendH itself Klan gra n d ragon and now a life idency of Warren (j. Jlarding, are
The Cardinals
"T here can be no eathly ju s ti
charged with conspiring, to dofrnud
to credit; as it is not in prisoner, bock to th a t city.
Fourth Inning
*
from the rauond.
fication
for
suving
a
few
million
the government or their best serv
ly storage. •
Bell was walkctj, H afey sac ri Shocker, who
dollars u year in the a rm y d u r
M IC H IG A N ’ CITY. Jm |„ Ort. t). ices in H»2I< when $7,000,000 na........
lit facilities through prdinficed
Bell. Bell w ent o u t stealing. the seventh.
ing peace, If as a consequence wo
|king channels ap p ear to be —M*)—On Warden W alter H. Duly setu of tli'n A men1lean iMetnl Com
Soyurid to Dugun. Mouse) raced fectivo throufbooty,'.T
m
ust
spend
muiifc
millions
Jn
an
sald'^lecretary Jutdine. of the I n d i a n a , state ftrihon, today pany, iavpoundod during the ‘v /ur Mrs.
Frank Norrlst Wife FtelHember Report of "Shni ‘’inierFi,ncy in attem pt to muke up to the foul liYfe und toolT O’F a r r e ll’s ’ Lester Bell
have in addition, if needed, rested -the choice of liolioi ing n under tno trad in g with the cnemV
fly. Nu runs, no hits, no errors,
rueord for runs
Fort
Wdrlh ’fiaptisl
}
.
§
(
„
.
f o r d ’* U t i l i t i e s S h o w n Sul>- the difference.
dees and renonrcej Of the ™urt. ‘,rA,er for Urn r e t u r n of D. O. art, woiV released through their
Meusel tripled to left-field.. I t World's series _
_
Been
Serious
Results
M inister. Will Be O
One
to ln d—
lm iu p(>r
o ila(|j.toj)(tO
M- ; offices.
n i of
- s t a n t i a l I n c r e a n e s in E a r n Plate credit hanks. It wan ». •! i..’1®-on .«-ti
\Vaa his r.ecund hit. Meoael scored scored two In the first
itt(r
tify
in
a.
Civil
suit
“There
can
In*
n<
>
earthly
justiIh e m c r g e n c k v a s the prnsWhen Judge Mack arrived in the
W itnesses for (he D efense!
on Glierig’n burning g r o u n d e r ; to •
ingH f o r I h e T w o P l a n t s
*nd two la,
quote uml inadequate system is not Hornsby who threw him out. .The-, with a home ruq In.
llhat the hnnks were e«tnl/- guided by an p p m fob oft tt*. mute federal building the defendants
FORT WORTH, lex, Oct, y 1l W ater and ga-. <onsumer.s of the sufficient to w a rra n t th e risk. venow leased out Lazzerl. Dugah stands.
Those in <b arge of them a tto rn e y general th at he knew «,r were t!rolling about the eorridors.
isnred ma tlult they are no such authority for r.uih a man- DuufAheity wart walking arm in (d'l Ml:;. J. Prank
, NoVris, whos" I Municipal Utility plants Increased There is a pum t below which we nlngled past Alexander. Bevavld
Alexander held tkft|o do evdrything Irt th e ir dAto.
urm with his brother, Mai, presi- husband, llie pastor of tho F irst I 2*1 and 2d per cent respectively in eamiut go without most, serious re- struck ant. One run, two hits, ne
Warden p a l j y i a s ind en ted that tkfit o£, the Midlund National. Bank B aptist church here churged with , Septem ber over the corresponding hiiII h and we have reached th a t errors.
,
______ ...'tejC .
“ hd W ould-trriro v o rn B d -b ^-A tto r of- Wmiiiington Courthouse, Ohft, slaying D.: E. <Jhipps; July I V, will month of Inst year, t h e . monthly point,"
F ifth
resent t**q"e~i f t t o . l b n n l n g ney
kfewnt
General. Gllliom’s opinion.” With WfUler vwns .Alit. wlfp. t who be on* of tho witnossns in h e r b u s - 1 statistical report of the utility de
Thd gbiyjral dep a rtin g fronji a
•eol.v to the iottofypo-operThevenow pumped g .h rt Into lafY
inil they are prepared to ^ h d n the w a rra n t from ' Superior broke into teat's during tho sum band a defonse, it wn» revealed In I p a rtm e n t issued today reveals. Tho discussion of the nfmy, deferred field. Alexander adCVtffded. Molnf
bredlt also to other cotton Judge Sidney Miller, of Imlinnu- mation tif United States Attdhney «* liKtof the defense today asked to earnings of botli departm ents also to w hat he described as an " u n singled to scope Tftovonow. Dugan
total of: _
polis, is presented for the re tu r n of
* ‘
iruTPiiMtHl.
usual condition of lawlessness’'
if this additional source Stephenson, storm center of a bit Buckner yesterday. This morning be summoned in the cane. *Under
* »' R uth failed to:
took
S
outhw
orth’s
slow
roller
and
tint
law
she
can
only
testify
in
his
throughout
tho
country.
she smiled in g reeting a t friends
is needed, it may be «|rawn
1 hi* miiiihcr of w ater consumers
tA« infltletaoi
threw him out. Holm going to sec
creating local -financial te r controvcvray involving alleged and iicquuiiitunccH about the court behalf.
" I t is not to our credit th a t an ond. Ijizzeri took H ornsby’s seam
in Septem ber of this year wore
tna fhfield, d m .
corruption
in
ImliauapoliH
politics.
room.
A
surprise
was
^ssnciationH, with a m ini
ms sprung a t the .1,802 us compared with 1,!I4(I in unusual condition of lawlessness ing hit und threw him out. One
being, retftwd OD
Should the order be honored, a
cab xupltal, of $10,000 on
The moment when the Jury had inclusion of Leo> S. Gravembery, *Septem ber of I!l2f> und 1,700 for /•xtsita In our country todny,” ho run, tw o hits, no errors.
,
appearances-aibat^i
petty
receivership
ense
involving
, j00 might be borrowits firrt opportunity to announce clerk, and Mrs . Fannie Greer, August, 1!»2«. The gnllons of wn- said. “ IHghhuuded criminal* esi rollertf.
$5,000
m
ay
give
Stephenson,
for
Shuwkey
Was
fhnned.
frafejl
switchboard
operator
a
l
the
West
eujm tho law nnd go unpunished
periods ranging from six
............... te r pumped touted 25,05:1,000 last
u decision, 10:20 o ’clock pussed
T he Caydinal^bv
three years at a moder- mer grand dragon of the Ku Klux without any word from behind the Brook hotel, reported to have month a g a in st 21,2(52,500 for Sep Officials elected by the people fail gathered Ifi Comb’s fly. Koenig op Shawkey in. th e
lifted
to
Holm.
No
runs,
no
hits,Klun,
now
serving
a
life
sentence
beard Chipps call Dr. Norris for an tern iter of Inst year. Tho average in tho enforcement of the law.
|o f interest.
*
closbd doors of the juryroum.
when they c o h o rts
for the m urder of Madge Ober"How long tills will continue de no errors.
Testimony /waa given thut $50, interview. In bis statem en t Dr a duy touted 825,000 this year
Robinson.
Democrat, holtzer, an opportunity to discuss
sepfw as m any ta l l
Sixth fntilhg
I. in a White House confor- m onetary figures involved in a l 000 of these bonds found their way Norris said Chipps threatened and against 008,750 gallons last year pends entirely on the people them
firs t maty up,, s e n t k
selves. We may us well not be
A spectator fel homi-first' over to leftflald oat.waA. fo
Ight government intervan- leged political intrigue, which, ac to a bunk account of Miller’s, nnd cursed him and it hud been under for September.
stood
th
a
t
the
s
tate
expected
to
Gas consumers for September, warned o f nur fate unless good a seat trying to' got Buttomley’A a t * l a t e r by Southvirdrth. I
Ihe cotton situation in til** cording to statem ents attributed tho proceeds from $17-f,00tl went to
funds with whi'-h t*i finance to him, approach a million dollars. tho Midlund ■National Bank at provo otherwise by Grevemherg 1020, totaled 1,190 aga inst 042 for citizens rise up and demand a foul. Bottomloy then doubled to was then walked, SooUirwo.
right field. Bell struck out. HafCy m g to second. BottoAiley
tbe same nionlb of last year, un change.
Washington
Courthouse,
Ohio, and Mrs. Greer.
[marketing. He predicted
Thoru was not certainty, how
fiimmd. O’Furrel! fouled o u t to crus,'
hud an account, I L. T. Hunt, deacon in the First increase of 247. The number of
,“ 'L •»—*-*
■ *left
T- a^n d-'
“The
busy
lives
of
present
day
movement would h(. inndo nt j ever, th at ho would he ullowed to where D augherty
thing
double to
«!• \4 .. 1 (J
__ '
Dugan. No runs, one hit, no e r wbr
tm b..r session o f'C o n g re s s j R0 beyond the limits of the re- with thrisc of Mai S. D a u g h e rty ,1 Baptist church, who was present at coilneetions last month totaled 55 Amyricnns too often absorb their rors.
rth
(Allied,
Hornsby’,^)
his brother nnd president of the I tho slpying, Mrs. Bessie Willinins us against 40 disconnections.
thoughts to the exclusion of that
a t tbl/d.
mViinn."
’ VTu c?tto.n icoiverahip case in order to relate bank, and of Jess Smith, H arry's | an evangelist, R. IJonnu Ridgway
Ruth wus wnlked. Mussel sunt
Cubic feet of gnu manufacture,I consideration of the obligations of
W ith two strikes
Atrr*' the story of political
political scandal
scandal his
his eight hand men. Testimony was and Mrs. Ridgway und L. II. Hv- past month totaled 2,211,600 as
citizenship upon which a safe uml u high fly to Holm Gehrig struck singled bringinj
DepMtment.
R e r T r im t- friends say he is prepared to tell.
out
nnd
Ruth
stole
second.
L
asse
n
against
2,848,000
for
September
of
ridge,
Dr.
Norris
shorthand
re
p
o
rt
given th a t H a iry Daughtcry had
sound governm ent under the con
lack, Democrat, Texas, also
Publisher Takes The Lend
flied out td Holm. No runs, no Bottomley, S h _ ..
stitu tio n -re sts.”
destroyed pertinent bank records*. er, headed the list of F ort Worth last year.
II the department*!! reoort,s
tipped about atallic
Anscrtions th a t Stephenson could
hits,
no errors.
The
earnings
o
f
the
w
ater
d
e
witnesses
asked
to
be
cnlled.
The
It
was
shown
th
n
t.th
c
claim
hud
Tho general ulso appealed to his
tressed the opinion th a t tha furnish evidence which would u n
key lightettedi o p i
Seventh
,
Inning
others
were
from
Angelina
coun
p
artm
ent
in
September,
1026,
to
audience not to forg et “ th n t the
Icron hnd been creatltLovei'- cover n serious scandal in the con lieon approved in three days, a l
a
Thevenow singled Into left for n d , O T a tr s lI . v
though others required much long ty and Lcfkin, where ChippH taled $4,240.22 ns ag a in s t $2,008.29 basis of our governm ent is the
ed by the departm ent.
duct of Indianapolis governmental er an n rule.
T h e YAhkees ,/s
£ Alexander
a To
‘ secri/iced
‘
formerly
lived.
for
the
sam
e
month
of
last
year.
community"
and
th
a
t
the
citizens
£
!
'
r.
‘ \ry Jnrdine, rem arking unitu have been made by Thomas
until
th e fuorth
b»
t
U
isterl
dropped
Sevurid’s
per
This
is
an
increase
of
$1,242.02.
Three form er unneintes of Daugh"nro directly responsible fur the
i i to the heat Intern'd of
II. Adams, publisher of the Vlncin- oMy nnd Miller, George K. Wil
The expenses totaled $2,150.22 m anner in which law ami order are fect throw to first, Thevenow g o one counter,
Fdticer nnd consumer to nes,
Indiana, Commercial.
ing to second. , Holm forcocf Thov- second h it oWw
computed with $1,642.28 one year preserved."
liams, Guy E. Goff, now Unite*)
vide fluctuation in cotton
Mr. Adams recently made public S ta tes Senator from West Vir
long triple to i*
enow.
Severid to Dugan, Alexander
ago.
The
total
in
earningH
over
declnred th a t he did not a lotter which he said Stephenson
going to second. S outhw orth doub scored a mlnnto la1
cost of operation Is $2,184.02 for
ginia and A, R. Johnson, assumed
I the viow, cxnressed by
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Oct. 9 —(A*)— last month and $1,456.01 one year
led l o left field to score Alexand grounder. .. .
tat a largo crop of cotton had smuggled out of prison and responsibility for approving the
which
related
th
a
t
a
high
Indiana
ago.
Philadelphia
which
this
year
has
er.
Holm w ent to third. Shocker
claim.
•
•
>
t h e Cardinals
[go carrying over from on" official and mayors of several clplayed boat to hundreds of org a n
replaced Shawkey.
Holm
and in th fifth when T
Tho earnings of the w ater de
N either defendant testified.
|o the npxt Is n mlRfoi^nne."
tier. und other political personages
SouthWorth scored on Hornsby’s Aid Went to
Mai D augherty testified for the izations, representing all inunners p a rtm e n t for laMt month were
owed him nearly $1,000,000 In con defense th a t the destroyed records of activity; opened its gates today $8,528.42 against $2,752.50 for one
s in g lt through the box. Bottodiley ■aerifies and;
nection wit(i cam paign expensos. were those of cam paign funds to tho Afftbricun Legion, whoHo del y.ear ago. This represents nn in
wgedd Ifornsby a t second. Bell e r 'd n Holm's
The purported letter charged th a t when J ess Smith had charge. Max egates and guests num bering hu- crease of $774.87. The expenses of
ptado a home run Into * loft field of thftiday*
llicse m en ,‘In order to avoid pay. Steuer,
Sanford will havo n now book stands to score Bottomley Ahead
D a u g h erty 's-’ c o u n s e l , tween 100,000. and 150,000 were ur- th e departimmt touted $2,778.54
T h w C a h ilr ,
ment, had fram ed charges against argued th at H a rry D augherty Ylving for th e eighth annual con last month ugninst $2,752.27 one on revised city ordinances within of him. Hafey lashed d Jong hit "P
Mm to silence him behind prison burned the records "when as a vention. Tbe convention will open y ea r ago. The am ount of uuhiingR tho next six months. City Man Into loft field stands fo r two bas
bars. So fa r no nowspaper man lonely old man, in a mom ent of Mondny and Inst through the I over cost of upnration for Heptem- ager W, B. Williams took up the es. O’Furrell fanned. Five runs
huve been permitted to interrogate madness," he "was being pursued week.
Ib e r, 1926 was $749.89 ns compared m a tte r of a new edition with five hits, one error.
showers, She
Yesterday saw the firs t influx with $1.29 one year.
I from a scntqnce of $500 Stephenson in prison because of ^ by biting dogs," who wanted to
D ugan’s hot grounder spurted
George A. DcCottes, c ity attorney,
was
U «!* months lncfpfiBo|inHint rule which permits only rolatlvek fenow about th e campaign funds of tho leglonnuries, while the bulk
A selling campaign to Inyruasc yesterday afternoon nnd the city off Bell’s glovo fo r a hit. Bell took cl
of (ha delegates and others. In tho number of gas c o n s u m e rs 'in ordlnaitces >vill ho- revised and cod- Severid’s hot grounder and over
mod*, by counAci for J . B. or lawyers to interview prisoners, used in 1019 and 1920, ,
►venow
cluding members of the ladies's Rnnford will bo Inaugurated, City Ifiod, It was announced,
_____ by a. Jury
In tho receivership
* ship case Stephenthrew first. D ugan going to third
in, found. guilty
auxiliary, form er riursea and yoe< M anager W. B. Williams said to
_
day afternoon on. A’charge (non w*» nllegod
t<r ruave contracted
The.via
last book o f city ordinances Severid stopping a t first. Paschal,
manettes.
to purchase $5,000 stock .in the
b a ttin g fo r Shocker, banned on
day..
Milng llquotv*
Was published in 1913 o r 13
three pitched balls. Spencer ra n
wan wns arrosted by Rnn- lloosier’a Tailors, Inc., but to Kavd
ago vkhen Sanford w as a c
*e=
fo r Severid.
Dugan scored on
Rlce bevond tba city limits paid only $500. A Judgment was
s e v e r e thousand.Inhabitants,
comb’s
drive t h a t slid off Thevp l g h t of Rapt 5 and a leeal taken aga inst the prisoner.
oit
infs
ted
population
today
hit. ,
R b titih e
In nn opjnion prepared late
M baen waged on tho point
000. New ordinances have been enovy’s glove. Koenig w ent out Bots H.
stngl
Thevenow
kdlcMon o f nonce officers In night, A ttorney Gtcieral Gilllom
adopted since the la s t publication tomley * • I u o f ss isted.
Pg the Ranfojd mah. A w rit bald th a t he "konws of no author
“nd sppta,ordinances a r e obsolete, th rew out Ruth. One run, two h its ..
•
T ft
m s corpus Was nnplled for ity" whereby A court could order
amF the need o f a n e w book t o t the one error* ...
Imed In Circuit C ourt fol- th e 'r e tu rn o f prisoner to testify in
President-Green
denying
that
the’
a civil suit/'
[ms a r re s t,.
C o i n t t i ' S ? w i * c a t ! K fo r Naw
remarks •of Sherwood Eddy, sec
York <hd T h o m a s tto pitch,
j«an n e x t/ m u g h t bis reLabqr retary for- Asia of the Interna
enow y u . h it by n. oltch
M h s prelim inary h saH ng 1 2 0 A r e tqjrned again to routine . business tional Y, M. C. A. a t Thursday’s
hi
A
lexander forced Thevenov
*y Gourt when ha nlqaded
ager
will
make
g
study
of,
pity
of...
„
r
.
.
.
concluding
session
of
meeting, reflected/ the attitude of
(urn a/m *• t o w ; 4 a t l w ,
dlnancss In effect In other^ cWss, hlf- into; a-dbuble play.
H i b u la tg in e d t h a t hia A f r i c a n
M in e . B
the-labor.body
oy
Its
officers
was
jk v jj
mode beyond th a city
thoas, that are useless h i t Into a dqyhle play. No
in the In the.oou vent Ion record today.,
by
who ,were i not au- -(M ^ fcT O W N * SoutluAfrlqa
icon,
approve
those t h a r S . hi
f
’
t
ilMlX
"William
M’.o n e -jttH fjli
" ‘ ‘ : the djpeumstan^depnty sheriffs. Counsel 9—UP)—dfour white men ei
wahtsd. ’■?*0 &
r
the
ordlna
‘
IfMnt of,. federation
th » f!Y» official
Bot
and,*
•tq d ‘ t h * t B r i r
r i a t W W eh tombed bV
-e re ta ry ,
_
i.o
f
the
out
smbnded:
t h e ^ n S a ^ i l explosion y S t e r d a y l a the* J
w?S apeak* the fonp
O ityC om r lirtv i
i bis guest
.*► Navigation. Company's coal
sponeo. to hla loft
.front
I p - ¥ • H and testified th a t a t Donnhauaer, N atal. V ai
*
Rescuera, working t*
and J , 1B. Green of
M
m endeL’,Aljg. convention as
error*.
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LSS'^e d epartm ent had been night, succeeded only j
the
*
<■<
bodies to the 4B|rfi
y . t0 , •«* • • special dep- n
h«
rfa although they had not smoke and .fla m e s - from
mofw
In lj
p rior to th e *r- a t - t h e time of the eppl
|o ridgm an
■■ . ■ visible f o r two mllsa," ,
; i , i ? ‘ S h aron, ruled ^ t little hope of reaching’:
'*>1
,
^t.Bemlnole C o p n ty .;b eL'lwd ' *
te Confers With
>]idge on Cotton
tuation in South
>ral Reserve
item Adequate
|ne Says Batiks
II Extend Credit
.the Cotton Crop
Bell Eqi
For
In One G W L
Highly Developed
Defense Is Needed
WARDEN REFUSES
TO HONOR ORDER
FOR STEPHENSON
Alexander
Only
Cardinals’
WIFE OF PASTOR BIG INCREASE IS
TO TESTIFY FOR SHOWN IN WATER,
HUSBAND SLAYER GAS CONSUMERS
1
I
M
Philadelphia Host
To American Leglion
Sanford Will Soon
Have New Book On
Revised City Laws
Ionian Plana To
^Appeal InRutn
To % h Court
Commissioners To
Sign Cortffkct With
F ew er Corporation
Labor’s Closing Session A t Detroit
s& sr,
ss
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m
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president of th<* |
.ji, T ru st ( »mpanv
be brough to trial
division of he Ful j
"*ourt on Oci 25. «n
brought follow injr the
, Ills *company ml U"'
1m ore than HO of \i\ mrm, .Solicitor John A Boy‘ today.
I indictments in »ll hnve
Itbt n B & it» M; Mansridng larccn
after
section with iillvidual
», two c h a r n l r J felony
ndnlCnt IVfsolvencI,
one
, r oinhettlem cnt. m ith a rg J m yrttll averdrawin; nn nri s n d q n t charging I p with
r.'v'
’' K o
fj
advertising.
m
Boykin said
T w hat indictmen
lit pp first. In i
'.menti, Mr. Mnnfcr i* «
ant with other offer* <>[
but the lollcltr ssid
involved would a tried
$
’ ild u 'i
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' W arranty Pewit
£$?. ilt/John •A.
fihnrp
B^MI
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. to
, . hcicth
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.. It.
p v .McCracken, lot 32, Mock tfeitm n
n i l V'L .Drxomwold.
Melach Realty Co., to hn JefVVv'forr, lot 8 block 10. tier 1} Sein1 in ole Park.
•
George Ellison to J. IFUlynn.
, , 20 acres.
*!»/?•.*■ C. Calloway to T. Belvm.
!»•
24,lock U
addition o f Lake /eymun
jJ P ? * m -M
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M a rria g e
L i c e n s e * lie d
WjV.- •* W. A. Brown, 34, and Mic Mia
Kjf*; Mothvln, 21.
Building Permit
§£j. . w Mr*.' A. C. WoodhrU, lutotory apartm ent, Thir Street,
m v *; »700.
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8 % * .'- ' LOCUBTB IICUT OPS
; WASHINGTON, Oct.~(A*t
071
CTOBER h'a? arrived and with i-t the newest styles
in furnishings for th e creation o f better homes.
Just as the new season ushers in the latest fa sh
ions in clothing and autom obiles so do our displays
reveal the most recent style trend in furniture.
Let our
year8 of experience be of service to you in refurnishing
with creations that express true individuality—with fu r
niture that w ill give enduring beauty and refinem ent to
your home. In seeking m erchandise of the fin est quality
your visit here will serve a two fold purpose revealing
to ygu fashion ’s newest d esign s and, too, the new low
s te w a r d of prices that prevail throughout this store. ‘
/j
>1
salocttng rugs—those articles of furnish*
Ings that have always an acknowledged place In
t h e tastefully furnished home, enlist the service
of a store like this.
For yeara this store hae
been famous for Its quality ruga and super
v a lu e s and we invite you to see the season’s
n e w e s t pattern!.
W hen
T h s s o f t r s d l s n c e o f th s la m p s o f t o d a y c a s t a
apell t h a t no o t h e r - m e a n * of l i g h t i n g c a r n e a .
B o th b r id g e and J u n io r etylee w i l l be fo u n d In
a b un da nce, e x p r e e i l n g th e n e w e e t vogue f o r the
f a l l season. W r o u g h t Iro n e ta n d a rd s are f i t t e d
w i t h shadee In s ty le s to s u it y c u r i n d iv i d u a l
taate.
9x12 ft. A xm in ster Rugs
today in an n|t| from
11 •, Ihr Southern republic
a-ien
ttflti ald.
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b. c. Bankers mt
i'C O L tJ M B lA , R. c... »»&- l/l'l
-
,*Tbo 8t»tc Banker*' Aria turn
‘ H*t in extraordinary son here
‘today, to consider inreni nirh'T
.. W ill era Hnrnuso of the loriie a.
J v ' fotton. BnnkerH from anrle ...
K v f the atoto were present.
®
i i \ 'STARR KAVO«KI> IN KY j
’ LONDON, Oct. H f/lA'-'r.d I
RY\.- ogCra here conlenil it w ritte n
H*,. |2 thn stare that Goirmmey |
Vld feat Jock Uempfor the|
vyvrefght champions T u n -'
horoaenpo was diltly fa*
for the Issue,ere uni
■5tc.;v,' /Dehjp8ey'B was not.
Si-tr* v*.
Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps
WroiiKht Iron
tl vo duRlims,
ornatod with
trimming In a
aud colorings
*|3H
Rich 9x12 ft. V elvet R ugs
Give your room a ric h ,. soft appearance w ith
. uno of thong closofy “woven velvet quatlty. .You
will appreciate tho largo selecS aa
4lon«.of now tall patterns, avail* S JL A ^ IIM
ablo at Just .................................
Beautiful Junior Lamps
0
$1950
Vanity
Dressers
- - , J « .........
Lhi- * V *«* . .
Cloaoly woven ruga, designed for sorvice and of
wenvo that is both beautiful and Borvlceable.
You linvo your choice of color- ▲ / % r v -»A
lags and patterns. This week ^ J { 1 5 0
brldgo lamps In iinnsunlly attroci-omplelo with shades richly
gold and silk
vurluty of shapes
»
at ................
Jk combination of tho rich racial alamlar.lH
finished in polychrome with tho nttractlvoly doBlgm.il Hliados In tho aj;w fnll.
colorings, particularly InforeYHlug nt Just.................................. ..
A Beautiful New Dining Suite for Your Home
an d Is one of
Y o u w i l l s u r e ly li k e t h i s b e a u t i f u l n o w suite , f t com e s in a n t iq u e w a l n u t f iin
n ils
s h and
the heat va lu e s vve h a v r e v e r seen.
T h e r e s a 60-Inch s p a cio u s b u f f e t ,
a la rg e c h i n a c a b l m t , t a b le , f iv e side c h a i r s a n d host c h a i r w i t h t a p e s t r y
s lip seats.
A t j u s t ......... ..................................................................................................
$ 1 9 5 £ 0
Itnlntlncss, that he
llos tho sturdy con
struction of thc-o
dlstlm tlvo vault lea,
will
delight
1ho
fominlne
heart.
Thny nro styled In
tho latest
modus
and tho finish and
woods used uro ex
ceptionally fine.
V
m g:
mx
Al
“
New
| CoxsweU
Chairs
‘ $69.50
.
This largo, roomy
nml luxurious chair,
upholstered tn flnu
quality of velour.
Note
tho
deep
spring flllod soat
and
back — Very
comfortable.
^
P riscilla
'• Sewing •'
Cabinet
$8.50
£ C
Ufa*?*
1 Ship Model
ball!
m
V-"
He? • •
R '* *
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mM'* rv
K&
r) ,‘V f; ,
h'r
Sp.'
W
t 'U o lR
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$9M5
Tha
woman
who
sews will wont one
of those convenient
cnblnots
for
her
sowing. Finished in
either
walnut
or
mahogany color. Be
early!.
A reproduction oT thn
famous Santa
Marla
that will find n promt- fy'
nont placo In tho doc*
oratlvo achomo of yogr
living room. You must
aoo thorn to nppreduto
tholr unusual value.
Old Hickory Enameled Porch Furniture
VS.
A
w
‘ ’A Unique
Design \
$37.50
U .o f F A .
F o r the l i c l t e r ho m es O ld H i c k o r y e n a m e le d p o r c h
fu rn itu re
la Ideal,
w s e k t h i s fo u r-p ie c e s u ite f i n i s h e d In I v o r y and b lu e o r I v o r y an d greeO,
e x a c t ly aa s h o w n f o r o n l y ............................................................................................................ ..
See t h i s s u ite In o u r w i n d o w .
A desk nt fluo quail!y
1b suro to receive nun h
admiration and pride.
Tim compartments are
exceptionally
conven
ient for stationery uud
writing materials. Tito
price Is way low.
Uf'A ’I '/t
m b * ' 'h
■ ? .1 %
m
4 ¥
il b e r t
-M
6 W E S T CHURCH STREET
c
G
r if
rA New
A rrival
for Fall
$35
You will be delight
ed with tho distinc
tive dressers th at
fill our
displays.
Complete with mir
rors
and
roomy
drawers. Walnut or
Ivory finishes.- A
wondorful value.
T E L E P H O N E 1423
In a Design of S ta tely Grace
Davenport and Two Chairs
ORLANDO, FLORIDA.
A living room suite that will be of enduring faehIon by merit of the fine elmpllclty of the besutlul
design. Eaoh plees of this group la designed of rich
velour upholstering In soft colorings and the loose
cushions are covered with tho same materials and
are reverelble.
The frames are carved and the
whole suite expresses the fins workmanship of the
craftsman who dealgnad It. Priced a t.....................
Select yqur living room furniture fir s t
In this
charming group you will find a suits designed In a
finer delicacy that expresses refined beauty In
every line. The wood frames and lega are beauti
fully carved and the covering la of deep valour
with reversible cushions. The wing chair, the club
chslr and the luxurious davenport are all Inotuded
at this low price .................. ...........................................
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FURNITURE COM PANY
Living Room Group W ith
Ornately Carved Frames
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We offer this
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WiMm dip*'rted r e l a t l w i ^ io In- t«r«d each week so.
vt^rd, the marriage vriU y Mjihmp- gossip of Jlitmdon,
trie whole world In fi
•an
Write
anced Age
,
Bond s tree t’s newest offering
In an effort to curb the aetivii
ties of coffee bootleggers federal in coats for women have bloused
Judges nre imposing some of the backs, which women of fashion arq
heaviest senteheex on record As accepting as a welcome change
receipts from the high t a riff on from the wooden soldier type of
His
50-YearSearch i u, •„
Gold Vein In NewMexico
I coffee make up a substantial part j hack which has been in vogue,
of Germany’s reparation, pay , Black is a favored color in the new
HILLSBORO, N. M., Oct. H.— C/P) tested $2,100 gold to the ton.
Authors should attem pt to write," t ments, the government is eager [coats which nre offered in Paris — After 60 years of search for u
In tho meantime his Indian
said Mrs. Hardy. “They should i to let none of the revenue slip | soft materials trimmed with fu r- “lost lead" of red ore said to have guide had died. And for 50 yt-arr
tare, continues to bo satisfied to assist their hus ■through its fingers.. Fight wealthy Caracul is especially in vogue.
assayed $2,100 gold to the ton, Taylor has failed to relocate .the
despite the infirm- bands and be content with the r e I importers have heen sentenced to
Manuel Taylor, aged but active treasure sjiot again.
--------i..gears are wont to flected glory.
I JR months in jail etch and fined
Queen Mary has fitted all the Americim-Mexiean who says he is
"It seems to me that the wife . a total of $1,600,(1011, for attem pt- roomw (,f Sandringham palace with a descendant of General Zachnry
the twilight of of a great writer makes herself a p | ing to smuggle in only 060 sacks y f , Nottingham Ince curtains and also Taylor, still pokes about this sec
home here in pen- pear foolish if she rushes into I coffee. Bootlegging of the lurnn hn„ pr<1vicIorl many of the beds in tion ofthe southwest with two b u r
firs t love of his print—that Is, unless she herself is I through Hamburg is almost ns l u - | Ul(, famous palnce with Notting- ros, confident th a t ho yet will
Jctiqn which made a genius. I am not a genius.”
has come "strike 'cr rich.”
Mrs. Hardy looks nfter her hus i craltve ns rum running in the Hitt- ■h|inl(acc spreads. This
fa' probably flnHis life and the faith th a t goes
band's business nffnirx. Just re ted States, because the retail price ja , something of a shock to detor- With
it
o f ”the
of
coffee
average
$!
a
pound.
ul()„
wh„
have
l*cn
decrying
late
ifcu
iv stam p him —
r one —
”
Last ijtonth
1po run w'qs the largest
cently she was engaged in assists
t
of
that
picturesque
type—
the Sepn*
.
,
.
.
,
..
.
'curtains
stich
ns
draperies
had
rablo author re? jug John Drinkwater prepare for
f ifts are having such a hard tinlo Wen n ,,r){u<C)|
tht. |egs fashion- ^U-west gold
>ld prospector.
Nash Motors Compuny in point
’ll verle • in the the production of “The M ayor of in Berlin that numerous societies ! w<! HU|,urbll.
One More Grubstake
of snles and production, accord
f where during Casterbridge,” which Mr. Drink- for tnf* protection of
the fehnen
_
, . ..
, ,,
Taylor is now eking out n liv
irty years he has pro wnter dramatized from the famous are hein^ onrnnizwl.
The nociety i In doinir over the old home of ing an 1 saving toward one more ing to a communication received
s’*bf the world's great- Hardy novel of that name. Hut the matrons owning high priced An- «»"’
({l,t‘on Alexandra, a free grubstake by prospecting and pla hern by the Smith Motors Com
Just what ho is aged author did not concern him gor»u< rub elbows with workmen ‘ -;wee[i to her own taste has been cer mining near Gold Dust, N. M., pany, Sanford sales and service
he Js self with the production of the who ftyirlly .scrub torn rut* at meetQlj,,<'n Mary. The palace with a primitivo machine he calls agency for the Nash automobile. J
Rubllcation. play. He is too busy with his ings culled to protest ill thentment Wtts suniewhat gloomy with dark *the poor m an’s concentrator.” Hut The letter was from K. H. Mr- |
]
1 ever be poems, his birds, his trees and of cuts. Hpenkerti at these meet- ]hangings and furniture. The queen Re is reputed to have mined on u Carty, general sales manager.
"September would also have woo |
i world is a matter his dreams.
ings deplore the fact that civilized Iban bams bed this gloom entirely vast scale a t various times in his
>t been decided.
*
people should have so little sym- and given a very bright, homely life and to havo made a t least the honor of being the b i g g e s t ,
single month of business Nash ;
. iS1'i t present writing
puthy with tho midnight howls of appearance to the palace,
six big mineral strikes and spent
r Jmdjila wife, and mayever achieved if we had heen ablo |
cats to “ throw missiles a t them
It was filled with many gifts as many fortunes.
to produce all the cars th a t were:
r*gtifsw old and cherished
from the windows."
land trophies of much sentimental
For instance, in 1006-1907, when
--..............—value to tiie Idle queen but most of an epidemic of influenza struck on order," reports Mr. McCarty.
residence nestles
these have been removed from the this part of the country, Taylor "September business brought the
Oct. !!—(/»’)- An a t
My,' rolling country- temBERLIN.
| living rooms if they did not con is credited with having bought tin* total volume of Nash sales and j
pt
to
solve
the
housing
short
l,;ih s-settin g of many of his
tone with l Ije simple style of dec- 166 coffins and paid the funeral production for tin* nine months of,
by curtailing Cupid's activities
st-WOrk*.- .Forty years ago he age
i.rnLioti Queen Mary has chosen. expenses of as many poor in hi > l!»:!ti il11 In lll.nikl e a r . as fori- |
anod the comfortable, red brick is being made in Wallenberg by
trusted to TTf(17 ear.- tor the siiiiie '
Director
Sehade
of
the
Municipal
community.
[ stone home in which ho has
period in I w h i , h « i Mu* log
housing
commission.
LONDON,
Oct
H
.
(,V)
Now
Tiicie i no subject on wtiich
Ml lJDejdL He called it Max
Early
in
the
seventies
an
Indian
rest
pervious Na h \ear. Septem
A warning which the commission that tiu- cross word |m //|e, which in,,r,- non i-i m - is talked than that friend told young Taylor lie cmild i Ih-i* was also lie- tw,-iity filth eon
swept
across
KoglamJ
from
Alocri
i.t
food,
declined
Sir
Jam
es
Hrowtie
G b *
house he crested gar- Is sending all couples whose mat
lead him to “ heap much gold." i is lit iv<- 11,(•11111 with Itirec exi ep .
and/planted trees to suit his ringe intentions are posted in the cu leaving a trail of thumbed die in a |>(-e. Ii in which he dealt with They outfitted and penetrated tIn- I lion- Hint Nash -ah . liave slioivi
fancjfc Ha is-* great lover of city hull in accordance with the tioliarii-s in its wake, lias spent its the cra/e for vitamines. It is nec- wild Sail Matillo mountains conn an increase over tie* stum* innuth '
force, England has turned to Pet i ssary, he r.airl “ to discriminate try. Finally they reached a simt j
(•and, in his enthusiasm h* law, reads:
of the previous year. The I lire.* ■
iict ween viluminic science and vi- where the Redskin pointed to a ' miltlis th a t were exit* pt ions wen* j
“ Don't get married. If you do er-Pipcrisms for solace,
so m any trees th a t he <
you will be forced to liva with
Peter piperir'ms are alliterative i taiiiinic fads." When he reads of streak of red earth, much
?p “forest primeval”
like j months wlien production wa- arhi
in-!nws.
You know what that aeiill-nci's containing „t least eight Idinner arranged on vitatninic prln- brick dust ami grunted dram ati- | trarily curtailed t o enalde ns t o I
' *l|p wall back front the
* 'Ifrtd Is shut off from means. There is no such thing' us and not more than 1“ words, each <iples so as to ensure the moBt eally:
i tiring new models into uiamil’ai'
a ‘homo of your own.’ Thu cum- word of which begins with the abundant supply of those elements,
—-I t s trees, **
tare
"Here
heap
much
gold!”
mis
ion
cannot
promise
you
a
place
same letter.
'j he says he wonders th a t Agonic enAseeny l i n k and Trees t
“ Si*ptemlier also i statdnJied a
iaist
Gold’s
Location
“Since short akiits still seem j leipnsing restaurant liPH"*ijot addz Gate is surrounded on three in which to live nlono for H.or
new Nash overseas -ales leeoial- I
Taylor
was
disappointed
to
see
by thajiDuchy of Cornwall, 10 years.”
stylish, silk stockings shouldn't i-ii to it-, menu tile most copious
for ooi voliimi* of ivpoil Im■ioeThe commission controls abso sng," is the contribution of one ex conn e of all vitamines , green no trace of gold in it. lie was for I he month exiccih-il I tail of anv ,
(s now owned by the present
then
ignorant
of
metallurgy.
H
o
w
-I
lutely
the
allocation
of
living
quur“ of Wales.
The young
pert. Another hopes "may iriuiiv gras- . “ Perhaps it is because the
Na h ha
ever j
lie vvrnpjwd some of the s tu ff i other month
and trie kged'w riter are tors, determining even the num- more liners migrate, marry me example of Nebuchadnezzar was ever,
i
in a handkerchief and threw it known.”
her of room* each family is en thodicnl maids, make much ninu not w r y eiicuuruging," he said.
It friends.
"The in geiiev w 11Ii \\ In, Ii Na Ii ;
into line of his pack bags. They
titled
to.
oy." Other longue twisters are:
r. Hnrdy receives comparativedealers all nva r I in- world are r,■ j
returned to Silver <’ity, N. M.
"Mr. Manager, mom y might 1 Michael Hogan liad to do some
sw visitors these days, f<Vr he
Dim day months later Taylor ((nesting lush >liipmenlsi it........Ii f
make
Maud
man
v
my
miserable
German
reviewers
ami
critics
tting feeble. Nor does he vonvery quick thinking recently to was cleaning his bags and found lo make iinnieilmte deliveii,
>
far from home, but tnkea who long have sung tho praises of Miix-Miix’s mother "
p a pcrfqrmuNce of IJmdoyevs- some of the red dust. Idh rub \ inillelil i\c of the phelioin* 11:11 ip"
walks about his estate, and W alter Whitman arc unanimous
“ Stephen. Slivlv
(r o b in g
Svl | * , \ " T h e I d i o t ” at the L i t t l e Then- biag it between his palms In* sail
ia*sn that, lam g r i l l e d 1Jn- tiov.
lines steps out for a bit onto In applauding the fact that via s s h in in g shingh-. .ei-oiiiigtv (,.r t r<>m g o in g to pieces whel) th e (it-ii Iv noticed many particles of Light Six. Speeml Six and \,l
julet country roads leading "America has at last seen fit to suiniiscs -uniluig Sylvia’s >mgli
revolver with which he was sup- fine gold appearing as tin* coarser vimeeii Six models which were in
/ to Dovehefter or Wool He momornlize its greatest poet with ami “ Lily Likes lakes liconcc."
posed to kill the heroine failed to grains broke away, lie went to j trnduced (hiring tin* hitter purl of
„ to be about among his trees a statue in New York." Some of
go oif,
i
nn assayer to learn th a t tin- dust • August, and in early Soptcinlier.
tho
writers
go
so
far
as
to
see
in
i flowers, and especially enjoy j
Lady f Initre, wife of Sir Sam I
improvising
the
line,
“
I
can't
do
|:tjUd life In his grounds. For tho erection of the monument “ the linn re, secretary of slate for air, it,” lie threw the weapon away
,ke has made his place as beginning of a general apprecia will niTnmpimy tier husband on an
choked the heroine to death
■y. a bird sanctuary as pos tion of the work of an American air flight from London to India and
realistically ifflTl persugl in the
. J Not! long ago ho himself long admired in Germany.”
late this year. Tho trip will b e ' i,o
audience who are miSr familiar
to fix numerous bird housthe first flight over I he new Egypt with the play did not realize there
I f the trees, and he feeds
A curious wedding custom iii India route planned by Imperial was a hitch in the action.
ltSrsd friends regularly,
i
observed in tho industrial city o f ! Airways, Ltd.
Miss Stella Arbenina, who was
Tsfdy, who Is younger, has Goerlitz about mildwuy between j
iyed the part of amnnuen- Berlin and Breslau. On the day [ (■os.ip is lit have a recognized .acting the role of the murdered
hcr husband, She Is a wo- before the wedding ceremony, the center m London. Tin- new then heroine got a hud fright,
1great culture And is herself hridu and groom walk to the rem-j ter is heind tram,formed into an :
r, but not for publication— etery and visit tho graves of all amusement eeuici similar to the , "Ittd'ofe I knew what was going
>'nr the presnnt.
departed relatives,' The visit is' I’otinierc in I’aris. IJolh the stage on, I found myself on my knees
S'; Wife la Business Agent
regarded us an invitation t<I the and auditorium am to he tillered i snreiituing, a)id Mr. Hogan vjis
X general thing, I do not I deceased to present in spirit at lo make Hie gl;e c more intimate clutching at my throat in a way
that the wives of famous! the wedding. It is considered that Halt t)m ciitcituiunn lit will lie al t lint made me think he was mad.
Given By All Souls’ Chut-ch
Comer 8th and Oak Sts., Sanford.
Tuesday and Wednesday
October 12th nntl J 3th
At, 8 : 0 0 p . m.
Nash Motors Breaks
Sales and Production
Records Last Month
fl
Free Vaudeville, Dancing, Valuable Prizes to be Gi»
Each *Night
Children — Tuesday A fternoon, Favo
and Prizes ■*
1S5
Popular Girl Contest
Advertising Means Business
BERLIN LETTER
LONDON LETTER
Achievement
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There is plenty (»f room at the top herau.se so fer|
h ItYe the grit to elimh up (here.
Save ilnd keep it up.
Keep going up.
A Havispj
aerounl in th is bank will help you.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SANFORD, FLA,
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Today’s Chevrolet is a revelation in quality
m otor car value! O nly the econom ies in
research, purchasing and manufacture result
ing from Chevrolet’s own gigantic facilities and
those o f General Motors, make it possible for
Chevrolet to offer, at $645, a COACH that
provides—
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k e r b — awaiting your
inspection—the wonderful new
Jewett 4-door Sedan—the charm
ing and beautiful car thatvwill
bring someone $10,000 In cash.
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W o want a slogan for this car
— one that suggests bem uty,
ch a rm , vogue, in d iv id u a lity !
The person who suggests the
most appropriate slogan will be
given—absolutely free — $10,000
In cash. And the two who sug
gest the next .beat phrases will
each be given one of these wonder
ful cars.
e c o n o m y a n d d e p e n d a b ility th q t e s ta b lis h n e w
standards o f m oto rin g delight—
th rillin g qualities o f p erfo rm an ce th a t stam p it as the
S m oothest C h ev ro let in C hevrolet history a n d th e lead er
in Its field.
Dr
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th en n a m e t t J o r u s
a n d y o u m a y w in
beauty a n d riding co m fo rt th at a re u n su rp assed by
any o th e r c ar o f co m p arab le price—
ry*A
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Flint,Mkhii*M
Let us prove Chevrolet1s performance and comfort on
the road* Only then will you realize that no other car-L
with lets than the backing of Chevrolet's and General
Motors' tremendous resources—can possibly offer qual
ity so• high*
rj'*n .'ivat a price so low!
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Mechanically this new Jewett is
more powerful, more easily han
dled, more quickly accelerated
s»d decelerated, more rugged and
long-lived. And with staunch
mechanical dependabltnmss —
this car offers bodies of luxurious
charm and a wealth, of refine
ments truly amazing. **'
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Beautiful mohair uphblst ery,d^er
nested spritiga. Solid walnut *
steering wheel. Cleverly inlaid
walnut-finish panels. Corner
lights. Comfortable arm rests.
Silk toggle grips. Twin smofithg
sets. Beautifully clustered in
strum ents, indirectly lig ht ed.
Plate glass. Lujtnry-every where!
Come in — Boon — to see and to
admire and to drive this charming
new car. Coroe in and name it
for ns. W e will give you the
official ballot (or mail you one on
request) and s&pUin the rules.
HO.OO
T H A T
A M O U N T
G IV E N A B S O L U T E L ’
- • - A LSO
T W O
B E A U T IF U L
U S
F O R D E T A IL S
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and If dead,
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or under wild > loses K.
Levy, his
—
Arredondo
and
i v ---- Arredondo, h|e wife,
Fgnd If dead, their unknown
hvlsees, legatees or grantees
r other .persous h a vin g o r
L any Interest through or
P«" t c hAV, tCh l a A l i v e , .
[dead, their unknown Itelro,
U, lugateas or grantees and
£r persons having or Claimforest through or under tho
Imea L. Mitchell and —
r
- Mitchell, i IHe wJfo; J, .It.
son. sometimes kiinwn us J,
iosklnson. and - — -------- ——
son, his Wife, If alive, and If
hols unknown hairs, devisees,
w or grantees on all other
■ having or claim ing any In.th rou gh
or
under
tho
» i wnno, «■ uk m e uuuiiu recuAuo1
>r Orange'County, Florida, and ns
N O T I O N
ler plat thereof recorded In f l a t
book }, pace 8 ofethe public rec
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t s i x t y
ord* of Seminole County; Florida; d a y s a f t e r t h e f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n of,
together with one half--> of the t h i s no tice, a n d on , t o - w t t i , t h e 16th
street bordering on th e'.sou th da y. o f N o v e m b e r . 1916. I s h a l l p r o side of the above deecrihM prop
erty as shown by suld^ilat.
It Is ordered that you. and each
of you appear ta the Hworn bill of
complaint filed herein on the first
day of November A. I). 1918. thn
same being n Ituto Day .of this Hotioruhle Court,' or else a decree pro
confesno will ho entered against you.
It Is further ordered that this
notice, he published In the Hanford
Herald, of Hartford, Florida, u news
a |
%
U
i
paper having general circulation .In
°
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r l'A T I ’J V)F F L U K I D A T t ) A M ,
leHCM H. Levy m i d ---------------[lift wifi'., If a l i v e , a m i If d e a d .
ink M o w n heir*, drvlneen. Ick u l gniUteeH and all other purnvlng or cliilmlng any Interflingli or nniler I hem I Joseph
fedimdo a n d ---------- — ----- ---inlo, bin wife. If alive, and If
[heir unknown heir*, (Iov Ihccm,
In or grantee* and ull other
k having nr clniqilng uny InItlirougli or
under
them;
IL. Mllrhell and -------------- —
(l, hi* wife. If alive, and If
Diolr unknown heirs, (levitates.
Eh nr g r i m i e r * and nil other
E having ><r claiming any Inthrough oi’ under them; J. H.
Eton. koineilnu'S known ns .1.
■ liiHkiiiHoM mid ---------------:---Eton, lil> wife, If alive, mill
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tlielr unknown helm, dr■ legnice* or grantee* and all
■ lerHons having or claiming
R>rr*t through or under them;
B ’nliner mid Alice W, I’aImur,
ic, nml alt other persons
| or unknown having or
Kg any Interest In and tu the
after described liimln.
Fund each of you are hereby
Id that this Is u suit to (jutet
le mid to remove clouds und
firm the fee simple title to he
> LATE* TO CLASSIFY
, ENT,
room residence,
her Union and Pino Avenues.
SpurliiiR. Phone D7-.T or 183-
iDo Y ob W a n t A Home
I
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A sk
How
INFORD BUILDING AND
[LOAN ASSOCIATION
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The shoppe for the little ono’a
LOAN ABflOCIATION
wardrobe
H ick., (.
LAYETTES
Following the trade in tW C Sty *f
to i l H V ^ l d the City balhttpg at 1
October ltth to qualify ai
All M atter , and Joame;
NOV ELTIES
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ONE - DAY SERVICE
* SANFORD
LAUNDRY
819 W. 3rd St.
tr:r mimm
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Has a rig h t to know, And should know th«,^§w*T
purposes of each candidate for Congress in hmSHafl
Phone 475
W h a t F l o r i d a I f e e d t l N t S ' l ’l
Day Stork, Don't Let tt
tlr *nld You
SANFORD BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Is the title of a recent address by W. C. LawsOnT
Republican candidate for Congress in the F ourth ]
trice, which gives precisely this information. A.pjjS
card request addressed to “Lawson Campaign Conti
tee, 12 W atkins Block, Orlando, Fla., will bring t;
a copy of this address.
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So swiftly has improvement followed
improvement, that today the car, to all
intents and purposes, is a different and
incomparably finer vehicle.
710 W. First St.. Pnone 172-YV
NEW
LUMBER YARD
A Complete Line oi
Medicine Cabinets
Cypress and Pine
Framing
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
Brick
Lime
V
.i i i p i i
'
The announcement of smart new body
lines and attractive color combinations
first attracted general favor. But since
then, im provem ents even more fun
d am en tal have b een accom p lish ed
mechanically.
'I V«>«f~|
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Drive the car N O W ! Observe its im
pressive new silence, smoothness and
elasticity of performance, and you will
then begin to realize just how vital and
varied these and other later improve
ments actually are.
P lfistc r
W hite Rock Piaster Board
Nails
i
^ ’
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Doors
Windows
Murphy Ironing Boards
Made-to Order
Fram es and Screens
ENJOY THE NATION’S T A L E N T ON ONE
OUR G U A R A N T E E RADIOS MU’ J ' V :
Touring Car
Coupe ....
Sedan *.......
The Price Is Right
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RCA RADiOLAS
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Security Lumber Co
MILLER 0. PHILLIPS, INC.
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ATWATER KENT RADIOS
.
Easy to Operate Because of Its Slngl* Dial
Ask for Demonstration
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MOTOR CARS
o d b e
(INCORPORATED)
Corner Maple and 8th Sts.
, E. Compton, Mgr.
Phone 797
108 E Second Si.
?U V :
Men’s Heavy
Men’s All
W eight pverails
Men’s Scout
Men’s Bine Chambry
■.<iy>, ■;{ ,v f.:
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In connection with our already well known and popular line of
We Have Taken Over the Agency for the
Lumber is just as reliable as
the dealer who sells it. For
qaulity, service and priges
th a t' will allow you ifc btrilff
• See us;*^
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Journeyman 1
BOYS AN D GIRLS 2 TO 8
W. S. PRICE, Mgr.
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BABY P U R N IT U R E
LUMBER
L-, i’ll
15 W est W ashington
SANFOR D B U ILD IN G AN D
Only those who have driven a Dodge
Brothers Special Sedan—or any Dodge
Brothers ear BUILT RECENTLY can fu lly ap p reciate all that D odge
Brothers have accom plished during
the past few months.
said
I H K ItK IN A F T Iilt
N A M K I)
ttCNUANTH; U K H K T I N H H ;
Thla the l l t h day
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know);
neon, ratnallmen
Homstlinea known
eilif llitkklnHon, anti ■ L MuMklnion. bin wife; K. Hy
| nail Alieu W. Fulmer, hi*
lid all other parnona known or
bn haying, or (fiKlmlng any in
fo ant) to pie land.* hereinafter
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All
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ta ln m o n ta w h o m
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Welcome, Queen.
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ii WiwojptoSjftijn
iv n u in o w o m a n w ii« w M w t,*'cotWe
w ‘'p»“ ..«a
iitmbino'B nix Bat.
for the.ium m er months stirred up bn exciting tinfe fo f th e
f t Equal* 68 Cent*.
merchants there. Having come from a progressive, live-wire
B~Y ARTHUR BRISBANE;
tojfcn the woman wan accustomed to make tier shopping
( Copy r lf h< » M . br fila r f®.>
lists through the aid of the advertisements in h e r home news
papers. In the Wisconsin town she discovered t h a t the two
TH E YOUNG
Men’* Christian
little newspapers that were published every d a y carried Aanoriation, when it finishes henrscarcely uny advertisements of the local stores. Indeed the} jnp froni union labor men throughhad so few advertisements of any kind they w e r e able to;„ut the country, will perhaps Ihj
tell all they had to toll in foul- pages.
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The Ohio w o m a n wrote a letter ......... e h o f t h e p a p e r s J ; , * ' ; * * " X T o . i£
asking for a list o f the best merchants in » neighboring J " h w i u ^ i i ' a i d ^ i o t want "contra-'
town. She said thnt s h e had a large f a m i l y , s e v e r a l s e r v a n t s . versy"- *o it said,
and liked to buy whatever the market a f f o r d e d , and in
tik - sort of Christianity that will
gencroui quantities.
not hour the argument of workNeither of the papers publishfed the list o f merc h a n t s shc.jjtjm but
^
h“^ flbyu^
asked for but one o f them published her letter. I hen p r o - , ^ with n hundred millions,
gressive stores in the neighboring town sent solicitors to | i;i^n’t imi<|) (Christianity about it.
get her trade, and the neighbors saw ttjuck lo a d s o f g o o d s
—
from the neighboring city delivered a t the home o f th is' THERE i s u humorou* aspect
visitor
10 ll"' ' " U,'K -'terra Christian AsOn o n e s i d e o f h e r co tta g e ; liv e d t h e t o w n ’s l e a d i n g h a r d l'ltl,’n ' m << rtu.n P1-1' 0"-
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4MEPICAH
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a ro a ls o r«*orv<-,i.
30x3Vi F a b r i c $
30x3% Cord
30x3%
F u l l Oversize Cd
29x4.40 c o r d ....
31x5.25 Cord....
29x4*95 c o r d ....
32x5.77 c o rd ....
30x5.77 cord ...
30x3% t u b e s ......
w a r e m a n . W h e n h e c a m e h o m e f r o m b u s i n e s s o n e n i g h t . hl.v!,tl
,'V n'»c t o t n lm V
h i s w i f e to ld h i m t h n t a full s e t o f d i s h e s , “ n o t a n y p r e t t i e r
fJltiior poor mtithe maf
r» OCT. 9. 1926.
t h a n t h e o n e s w e c a r r y , ” h a d b e e n t a k e n i n t o t h e n e w c o m e r 's considering that th« founder of
AH Guarantee
7V--"- -■—- 1 — — h o u s e b y a t r u c k f r o m t h e o t h e r to w n .
1Chrbtmnity was the Hun of n Jew ,
R
ines
F illing Stat
flffM fcD rLATPORX'
On t h e o t h e r s i d e o f t h e c o t t a g e , t h e n e x t d o o r n e i g h b o r 'h"J
,,^ 'T u l g e '' w*
1118 Sanford Ave.
['horn
j. ion |„<ri.t n t Jewish. >ven
irtotit
n< l a u f t N ' i fr»»l s t o p p e d o n e o f t h e g r o c e r y t r u c k s f r o m t h e o t h e r t o w n a m i
g a v e a n o r d e r f o r u bill o f g o o d s f o r h e r s e l f . S h e m i g h t h a v e percent seem* » small u
mce
W l t n W rt* t» J u k x n i - been wanting to s h o w h e r a p p r o v a l of I h e n e w c o m e r 's c o u r s e , f"r f|<r ......pic.
M. J d i i i - l v o r s h e m i g h t h a v e s e e n a w a y t o s a v e m o n e y in so b u y i n g .
G E T T H E BEST
U h l.1 MMK TO t>ieen .Mane " t
T h e W i s c o n s i n t o w n is s m a ll e n o u g h f o r e v e r y b o d y (<> IP m ia n iit s t"- w ill nut lir iiu ; a n y j
j r . „
F’ lo tv e r U r it s , C o m ....te gj,
t i f i a M i a a j , , i (rnnit r«i*ru. k n o w e v e r y b o d y 's b u s i n e s s , a m i w i t h i n f o r t y - e i g h t h o u r s Ii-., i|i 1- ■
Ihaiili licuM 11 she
of all kinds, Roofing Til*
rif .
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' t h e r e h a d b e e n m a n y a h e a t e d d i s c u s s i o n r e g a r d i n g i h i s o n i - will -i-t a it - ■ It,','on]i|c ..........
n ie n t C o lo r i n g , E tc . fri-n
iviiiillutik
,<l«r
i r a g e o u s d i s l o y a l l y to h o m e m e r c h a n t s , am i a n u n m i t t e e mu 1 1: -l t .'iii'ii
S A N F O R D CESIUM
1ii.-r,' 1 nun Tlitne In uutiful ntmiil
w a s s e le c te d to r a il on t h e v i s i t o r a n d a s k n liy s h e felt u n i.ffi n-iM'li 1 mi'|iu'iiine knev-. fa t.i
P R O D U C T S CO.
: C l i r O tilU M lM ln n a t l l * » n r n *
f r i e n d l y to local people.
•Inn, l.Jti>|i .i >iiarp. There en 't.*
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and
Munle
l ‘ li one h i
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T h e c o m m i t t e e w a s g r a c i o u s l y re c e iv e d .
T h e l a d y told
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WEI I., I MM Baniliiini'n lug latt
(J e tty b o a l l l l r a - h e r c a l l e r s t h a t s h e w o u ld lik e v e r y m u c h to b u y h e r s u p
K nrclr F o r Vnitr H.ui)
p lies, a n d to a d v i s e o t h e r c o t t a g e r s in t h e r a p id l y g r o w i n g ■Jid nut iln any wonderful work
«( wsfcfAl »rutrm
yesterday
In
fart,
it
struck
<>ut
tit
-lw
1s u m m e r c o lo n y to b u y t h e i r s u p p l i e s fr o m local m e r c h a n t s .
!‘l n . N per r e n t d l,u ,k
a crilieal p >ml. Hut New York
-J;
| But, s h e e x p l a i n e d , s h e c o u ld no t d o t h i s u n til s h e c o u ld see wiiii and Si Ennis is as stuPas I'nr
SA N F O R D HU H .1)1 NR J
(huge when I he Roman* had fin
E FOR TODAY ( t h e i r a d v e r t i s e m e n t s a n d k n e w w h a t th ey ■ h a d to sell.
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h e1 n oe w s pn a pn e r s f r o m t h e n e itrh
The
i g h bh o rin
r i nug l o w n , s h e s h o w e d ished taking Cutd'd advice. ( Enr
LOAN ASSOCIATION
—“ But w ill• t h e c o m m i t t e e , c a r r i e d t h e s t o r e n e w s s h e w a n t e d .
“ I a m tile mlnrniat 1'iii of the vulgar, It
WlW JI Oft th© PHTth 7 j
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| FI JitIt'Sri | ‘rrUll(IS* I may lie said that the " I'ntnhino'*
bluums yp a»1 UTirmni
w o m a n . "M selm
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ew j a d v e r t i s e m e n t s , t h e n I g o a f t e r t h e g o o d s a d v e r t i s e d . " Itutli 1
CHAOS IN CHINA
T h i s s t o r y w a s to ld T h e H e r a l d by a b a n k e r f r o m t h e W i s
lg>uat,,*l King* 8:27.
NEW YOKE H E ItA IJ)-T lillU Ni;
Pi: i l f v j v ; i'l'-ciier, w i t plng©
c o n s i n t o w n . H e s a y s t h a t w i t h i n a m o n t h t h e lo tu l s t o r e s
tY ER klniiTf ‘Thou art a
■ sei id' 'i ale. tells v u II I'eIr 1 III
til toward the pi e a-rv.-il mu nl < hi
Sueli dim l a y s of hope as lin
New Fordson Tractor and Levcler at sacrifice.
derful God, in that Thuu con- w e r e a d v e r t i s i n g " f o r all t h e w o rld a s jf t h e y w e r e i n t e l I" r Hint tlie dollar today is " " r l h | , b(llll idomuh tile gntlv^iiig il.ttk iia'- miOL'Tity, tie- taiil.iitiK up m'
endeth to dwell with him that l i g e n t h u m a n b e i n g s " : a n d i n s t e a d o f h o m e peo p le s e n d i n g ,,N
WHOLESALE TIRE AND BATTERY SUPPLY
:|s
witli it** val , nr .Hs m i lima hit rapidly fiuling a -iroiu; (Tiititi, aid-- to w ith sla n i q
J l.p f • lowly and contrite heart. t o m a i l o r d e r h o u s e s a n d to t h e m e r c h a n t s o f t h e n e i g h b o r
In |'i .I i
t he w n ryou w ith t i v <>r six military 1 IimT airi'ie.-sioii ft.up whatever ipiairm j j
W est F irst Street
"TT ’ 7 0 --------i n g t o w n f o r s u p p l i e s , p e o p le f r o m all t h e c o u n t r y a r o u n d 1mii-te r a m pi the dollar at |ts j tains di-pul inif the control id vat it miuht ■ ohm At tiie Washinirloii | n
V ; BAD ROADS EPITAPH
Sanford
ions -ei I Mm-, of ltie count rv, \s 11 h 1 onfen ii1', ami at Ihi 1 inure re I ■
a r e b e g i n n i n g to d i v i d e t h e i r t r u t h 1 b e t w e e n t h e tw o to w n s l f a i '' Vi' 11" ' "
Many, turn ever, are Willlin; to tlu* tides ,,f civil war sweepinj: j Ml Peking ( (Mifeivnt cs this conn
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FOR QUICK SALE
: various Ingredients
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T H E S A M E t i i m g w a * Mini p ri
ormm nt in Peking in ehurue of
.HuhordirtiUes
while
politicians
vim ported from afar;
“Home—Center
of
Everything
Worth
While”
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.hill, wliu deals in iliillars ,-n idhiTs wfangl ■ " t e r the choice for Presi
r.hmnmered It and rolled it
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deal in hats,
., shoes
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and wheal.
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.clout and tumislcrs, with local hoy
When they went away
H o m e — l h e eent(*r <d e v e r y t h i n g w o r t h w h i l e ’ ! H ow
Money is the <
, henpesl
iieiijiest tiling ill
In entts cutting deep into commerce
, d they had a good Htreet m u c h lluppincHH t h e r e C fin 'h e o n t h a t w o r d ! A n d y e t h o w l the world today, ami, therefore, IIS j with nil leasing hnsitlity
U at for many a day.
o f t e n ‘h o m e ’ b e c o m e s s i m p ly a p lace w h e r e o n e s le e p s , e a t s 1w ‘'bl'r ami Fa-lds used t.< say, "Go selfish faelnms ami mare vuhem
breakfiiK t an,I k e e p . h i . s e a r .- rlo lln -s . In sui-h » | » l a < m , " ! " " ' 1
"
d o e s n ’t liv e— h e j u s t e x i s t s . A s E d d i e G u e s t w r i t e s :
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CONI ill ATE I. A T K I N S
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“ It a i n ' t h o m e t 'y e , t h o u g h it In* t h e p a la c e o f a kittg.
and Mis .lames A. Stillman whos«
ky called the workmen
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Si-nti-ii < an uliail
th in g .”
tdlltkay catd©
girl wliu iMiiVs fur 11 Iivii -c
All o f t h a t r o u t e s f r o m a n a d v e r t i s e m e n t id’ T h e A m e r i c a n
took it up iiTic« nn»rp,
Sum,.......I 'ait drinking pai a il,
then they put it hack again M a g a z i n e , p r o m i s i n g i t s r e a d e r * t h e I'.dger t r u e s t po-’itts a " f nur ... I ,titl'd "nppi r n'a
Will
me with pick* and smote it
« w a t e r main,
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. d isintcgiatm n lias liccn miehctl.
l Yet then* is every possibility
* of w.ir c t<> emiic. Tim labor dis
piitus uf Tsinglim , Slniagtiai and
Hoiikui' . exiled bull'd by lIi*■ sttl
dent min iTuslii with liie fnreign
er, hail' been I'nlluWi'd by d u e l '
Itlmik it a si range imirnuc.-. Il >'< attacks upon foreign life ami pi up
1 p art o f the good Ih iu g s it w ill give them each m onth.
1IV,
u.rfl id iwnniHXi'
>. notably at <Tip Km ami W
. mill
m arriage fh.iif
tlinl InitliN • »1
B u t a d v e r t i s e m e n t o r n o t. it is a g r e a t d e f i n i t i o n o f " h o m e ” I the mi
.
A ' V U P for conduits,
—" t h e c e n t e r o f e v e r y t h i n g w o r t h w h i l e . ” W h e n a p e r s o n
telephone,
i h a s a h o m e w h i c h s t a n d s t h a t w a y to h im . he h a s j u s t a b o u t
't M l t they pu t tt hack again H|| th e n * is to h a v e jji litis w orld.
W h e n he h a s a h o m e
d ; A * . hart) n* j m y atone.
w h e r e love r u le s w h e r e c o n s i d e r a t e , k in d ly p e o p le a r e e v e r
. tore It up fo r wires
oil t h e look-out f o r o p p o r t u n i t i e s t o m a k e e a c h o t h e r h a p p y ,
( T o feed the Tectric liglils;
he h a s a bit ol h e a v e n h e r e on e a r t h , a n d p r o t e c t i o n a g a i n s t
then they put it back again m o s t oT (h e ev ils a n d Hie s o r r o w s o f life.
'
i And were within their rights
S o, m e o n e h a s ..............
s a i d “ h o m e ...........is w h e.......................................................r e t h e h e a r t is ." a n d likeI
.
Mjpc-'
I hem* is s o m e t h i n g i n f i n i t e l y s a d a b o u t
1
atreet’s full of furrows, I *y t h a t is trui*, bu t
Die case, more Chinese have hem
IN 1.1.\ E. inure
I >i -lo t ti l
,
, way. . M .u-*ulmi‘ killed than foreigner
-bow - I - hod;- along be hue „t
h;iV(. |K.,.n .spread through
............... . llonaparte. Whitt Nnpowhich represent th .s e
jii'oa reached tlie summit oT power , mi.,,|,.n|H
wanton mmomeres of
he made arrangementwith t h e ( |)l(1 , hiiii-s>>. These reports incite
Viiliiim.. n^chtjinhshini;
re-esiaoiisning trn*
me (mnth
m
flI1 (her elasties.
Puwor and Light
9 Masonic Bldg.
Phone 75
SAVE by giving us /o u r sidewalk, drivew ay and fo
tion work. All work guaranteed.
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NO TICE
‘ >lle with unpun.ly to become an
i d le t n a tio n a l on m ire.
The u llie
iu te te s te d pow ers w i l l la k e - t e p t.i pi'oteet ( h e ir in te re s ts even il
V io e rii'ii hold-, a lo o f
(tre a t lic it
a in lias held her hand in th e W a n
lis ein i i f f a i r . b u t wi uid she next
W o u ld
F ra n c e ?
W o u ld
R lllin ,M. 1)lis.sihle for the (Tt:- t i m e ',1
,
themselveti to put a H-top to .Japan? T lie menace to C h in a 's in^tiiis sort of thing, hut the means t e g r i t y in vo lve d in fo r c e fu l aei* not in sight.
If it take* it i lio n by m d o i i i u i d p o w e rs has
The
course it may well lead to a ivpe i ii - 'i i amply demunst rated.
Dlion of Do- I,oxer revolt o f H.MM f , , t l\ o f w a it in g f o r a n o th e r llu x e r
wiinre there were murders of for u p r i s in g is e ip ia lly evid e nt,
The tim e m ay lie at hand when
cigners in many places mi l wheu
Die legations hi Peking were uii w ise s l a t o s n m n - li ip w o u ld prupnse
I i n t o n n ti'in n l <" o p e ra tio n to a void
i der siege for two month
A i m ’ i ieaa p o licy lias been dtree
a r> pi ti t ion of such a disa ste r.
I.A Iv K l.A N D I.E IIC E K
so m e w h e re it* F lo r id u a llo w e d a
t h e y u s e d t o be. iV o p le lik e to talk a b o u t t h e c a r e l e s s a t I ut 111i and tlie o n ifie a tio H o f It a ly .lupanetm liyiu in th to gel in to th e
ended th e Pope’s te m p o ra l power.
St, J o h n * l i v e r m a n y years ago.
t i t u d e of t h e m o d e r n l a n tily t o w a r d h o m e lie s , h o m e c u s -
Herald In having mill mi lil.i* a jMrHhitji tif nnvclty aatl ml I
more Dian money
•0
a|
i0 again.
W« hope thu1venture'.
n
l0nf(j
4hfurd will h«ar w ith .
But alter a year or I wo u inul
I WO» h*
• vo Xecu red a new.;llt” ^
llovirt,h llri mlt
Klgher, economic*
My* the dollar of today
ll only Nixty-uight cent*,
have s thousand dollar*
; Well—flgur* it out for
'b e in g accUMd of tief t In hi* sd n in latra-
ork its to affair*.
Ind of a man who
good proitdential
Democrat*.
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Perahing view* with
untuuul condition of
i
throughout the coun* fioqht very aeHoualy if
pie , realize the actual
t jfflin
in the United
i t he burned
. whtoh thB Rov
re* woi)Jd ednvic
Al’ w w
'
C o n tem p o rary
C om m ent
.
lief and actually helps it."
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The vicar says
thought thut
“ the world 'might
a ft e r all. lie nothing hut u vast mui chide with no room for God or
-mul " has died out
Many <[uit because they are not
aide to mcuHura up to its exacting
The nehoolhoy who wonder* why
utaudurd*.
T heir
carelessness
works mischief in the newspaper he has to study decimal fractions
when
figuring
game with it* pitfall*, and they' gut* his answer
baseball percentages. Indianapo
J ^ r ^ t t 1eonseipienees
^ M’' k
of error lis Star,
ar* less M-rious.
The Navy Department proposes
Many of them iplit fur (he reason
to
build u dirigible three times the
thut they can not *‘ *t*e any money"
Bigger
in this field.
They look merely size of the Shenandoah.
nt the pay envelope, and tlmy wuy and Better States Fair* are evi
dently in order. Life.
thnt it i* not sufficient to offer
them all they want of pleasures
Although .Mr. Well* claims that
and luxuies.
the four years
ut collego
hit
If people have that money-mak wasted, there are few better ways
ing motive so very strongly, it is for n father In receive un educa
Ju*t us well that thuy should quit tion.— El P ush Times.
this game. It I* not a big money
makln field, except for a limited
It is ail interesting question of
few. ?« may not he advisable for practical politics whether it is
people
*tay in it im]«M they cheaper to buy the voters in a
feel a distinct urge for it, a love primary or the delegate* to an oldfor printer'*, Ink, Ami respect foiv stylo political convention.- -Boston
it* pow w rand uiufulnuss.
Globe.
But thoifl wbo BUty in It. If they
labor-faithful y nmi Intelligently,
Advortiiing accorded tt Philadel
nlw*
•mac
phia woman who held 13 npudes In
‘s & tii-X
*n
A J)ridgo gum* led til Seven offer*
« . mutrlmony.
Thw,:' probably
v ” >ow|bUhey c°u|d | ^ ! i e r hand In
_
d(i»
* Aki
l l
of biology, which is the science o f 1
life, actually help* religion.
'
theft:
nstardam Avenue a sign dl
* am* to Our Hero Gcr* id
Maybe they mean
J
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mu
mm
Ellen Hoy,
^
City Tax Collector
Special M essenger Service is
maintained daily until 8 o’clock in
the evening to deliver papers to
any subscriber who is missed by
regular boy
Phone 148
CIRCULATION DEPARTM ENT
The Sanford Herald
OKU WITH A BANG
^S rk ; C
■M
City Licen.Hu now due on every business, proCession or occupation for which a license is rctjuired, and m ust be paid promptly.
Herald Subscribers!
a b ly a n t e d : '' mg (J u s p a rillu , H lu e k -I
b e a u i, C a p ta in K id d and o th e r * |
o f 1tie iddei p ir a te heroes.
To j
o u r m ind Die p i r n t i * tinuled t l i e n i j
to F lo r id a irt ships i f t h a t w u - th e
| w a y they g o t t h e i r s ta r t.
So p r o l i f i c are tliese lilie s, a,
r a p i d ly do th e y g ro w , t h a t wi
J re a lly helieve-l th e , w ere a p a r t ,
o f th e scheme .,1 Dungs. T h r i v i n g
, on w a te r, -a n .lime and a ir , they
| as r a p i d ly
\n ll or
ilrifl
d ow n
| t and moat prom(*it4 sub"Wri
Certulnly
i ever placed on ihe:PlorMkt? t fcln*L *!*
the iump. Keep
*J|t. A. S. Skipne
i h i s thought m mind, every mom*
Wnlng lote Jrfw "
ing when you look over Ute H«r
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8AKASO TA HERALD
T H A T ’S
EXCELLENT
news.
W hatever help* religion helps the
Can you heut it? \\'o mean the F lu ty open the sale on Emerald
world.
A* for science,
it goes
■
vuy
things are jum ping *in H a r a - ■
“ tie of the beauty spots of
along and does \ery well, anyhow
McGrnw
It means simply invet titrating uml -otn. A newspaper i* a good index ‘ lu’ w i‘7 l-''i!sG
place* it is pctimml I’tirk developreporting facts. And nothing on
to a com m unity’* business a ctiv i
mejit helme the public, one o f the i
ettrth can interfere with a fact
ties. If thing* are on the jump in most Ma. tlmc. enterprise* in the i
except u more powerful fact.
n city, thu fact record* itself in hlRtiny ot the state; Pmjimnn anti,
thu nages o f it* newspapers. A s Randall ommintce u two million
DR. P E T T IT ,
astronomer
on (
jilu itration o f this fuet, it ia
Mount Wilson, says the
ultra- only necessary to look over tjii uu Ul dtwvlopuiont in Sorrento
Shoi;i . 'Xipnsito fo.- it-, beauty
vlolat ruy* o f the sun will lm inori' page* o f. the Sarasota H erald''of
of mo.,too:
And so it goGH, nil
numorour^m IP27 Dmn ordinarily. | Tueaday, niurning. In this baby through Do. twenty-four p a g e s . !
Stag In the sunlight; it cure* dis
w
*paper le«*
VBiiapeL.
- , than
—
two
.........mouths Th is
nooning
Sarusotu’a baby I
ease* increases the number of red old, there uro to ho found
ihd 24 pages newspi. poi carries twenty four I
corpuscles in the blood. Hut don’t lull of into (Tit ing new s about Sn- page*, .lu-t look them through ntidi
axpo 0e your bore head to brilliant rnsota's development and ropletv
to l In*111 for yourself the re -1
sunlight. W ear w h a t , preferably with ;|ilm pelling advertisements see
flection of Die g r e a t and in terest
lined with black or dark green. If euveriiur it* bu*ine*a activities.
you^take ami- hath* start with Eight of these pages are full page ing ai t i vi t o. o f our wonderful)
thrtM', minute* exposure, then very ads, offering to thB puhllf oppor- ?}\y: ' ;l" y«ii imagine a communIty m Which bigger things are done!
gmdiHtlly incruuse.
tunitlH for Investment in some, of n a lugger way than right here'
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which w as related on one iff our 1 1 ^ , .
Nature i emit sun tly filling
Dshing trips to the Kissimmee, wo in tlie low places between hills
|
.l^ r ’ ^ a l o^/l
U“ ’,,ry,. t h “ | and consts, and Nuturu'* greater
1” i ,
1
' lJ-r " l!^'
u t ' helper i* Di" water lily. It may
T S tn i
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” r bemB llutlvt‘ 1,1 l,f (‘ «‘ v''n g lieen he a pest hut it is a land builder
.......
« a a .(
. ton - o f first importance.
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T h a t Mounds pla u sib le .
S tro n g e r
l i l U T I S I I M O V I N G p ic tu re n o n
,
w a n t t h e i r g o v e rn m e n t to compel 1 b u n g s , as the hook
l e v ie w o r the H r it is h pul,In
to u.-e | o , o ( m ' g h t say, have Im ppem d.
percent o f H r i t i - l i
made
film *.
1' '' ' la d y o u g h t to
ta k e n look
w h e th e r they like Diem
o r not
“ * , th,! S‘ : •," 1llll13
:,t b a n f o r l
A u m rie im pietirn*:. monopolize Do- . T h,‘ lll,,v 1,1 ” ' r descendEuropean m a rke t
| ants m i g h t east a glance a ^ th e
Kissimmee river any w here— not stream ia Imgc d u sters, fitting in
It
w
u*
said
ol
Ita
rn
u
m
's
w
h
il
K E Y WEST t T T 1Z K N
to mention xmaltos stream* and u nook heie ami there.
Their
Dollar, the nhlp magnate.
ele phant th a t he w ou ld d r i n k every
lakes almost in Lakeland's hack function then, we figured, was to
JfcMfO dollar* wheu In- star ted
u l , , 'a'e«*mn o f young o r ha.* not b ro u g h t to th e m , i t ha* t h i n g in th e w o rld , except E n g lis h yard.
The gentlemen who lior- occupy spin e. to make land, if you
C himself and a wife.—Harnaota |people march up to the newspaper given th e m th e r r ib ip lx h ip o f th e coffee. T hu reason w u *. th a l he
rnwed numerals from the und ent* pleurae, and to reclaim the low
MM. HoW]many are there now? i offices and ask f„orr w
d
id
n
't
like
it.
Hcrhups
t
h
a
t
is
w
h
y
work in the people, g r o w in g in te llig e n c e , th e
ami improved on them lucked the place*
'. i t .
». T . T V ” -”
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‘ b e h l o f jo u i nitlisni. It is one Dint pow er to do m a n y t h i n g * fo r th e ir th e H r it is h w o n ’t go to see l l r i l i s h imagination to venture
an
the
In a thou and year* these lilies
tfP tR c h e i lo f t , around nix th o u - ; took* very fa s c in a tin g to m a n y o f home to w n * and t h e i r c o u n t r y , and m o v in g pictures.
number of water hyacinths in our would change the surface of the
™ 1,1 V1111 Whct" * ''e le f t , | th e m
T hey see it g i v in g th e m a nci|iuiiiituiU'e w i t h a g re a t m a n y i n
treams and lakes. Figures were land; they would convert swamp*
CANON
N K W S O N , vicar ot
stin g ..................
people
never intended for such things. into tillable ground. Likewise they
1
t h ? t % e « c 1,es“ K!'(,me high! 1
lV " T ' nml'*V .ki,!'lh ” f
I ‘te
•■ reresting
..I things.
To
pe and ' oil.un aeee** to interesting men and women of a certain tem- 1Neweusth' (tn-Tyne, says- "si iemo
Before we heard this story, would de; 1ri>A many a beautiful
cost• and " looks peniment. sueli n stills arc wViri'b can lie reeoiuiled to religious lie
i
f j things
■ - wiilimit
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I c r i m p s s u c h a l l e g a t i o n s a r e t r u e , p e r h a p s t h e y a r e n o t.
vfM atar Florida.
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J--------OH orne is h o m e , a n d it is b o u n d to b e b le s s e d if it is a p lace
| 5 A nothir tcveo rrumhtcn lin'd » w h e r e love a b id e s .
.'JtUy in Illinois ia flooded. Floridu ,
f T i not the only stnte which has
)M with her levees.
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NKWSHAPKK NOVICES
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' CONSIDKR THK WATKK LILY
III . w a r s a n d . M a t s d o t h e y r is e to t h e p o in t o| s e e i n g t h e ' f
t i1(. p,,,,,- f n „ „ then *clf m, I
T h e y te ll a ,-toi y in dead earnest
has e ig h t new bowling 1
b e a u t y ^ ot a h o n u like ( h e ir s .
posed iii ip r i s o i im c m
w it h i n
the
H ow m any hn« Sanford?
I be H e r a l d is told t h a l re a l h o m e s a r e not a s e u n ttn o n a s \ T i t i i a n w a lls, t in lu re il since C u n D in t ii IT iiln d e lp h ia liid v . re s id in g
-a
S a n f o r d
^ \ h 7 , MVi,Jfi,n o ;‘ ' ,Uti0,,M ' " ” ' 1 t , " ‘ t ! f.'r«
7 ra
bH
b ei lel r fo
,? '1i o ,1m,
« free and ia ile p g m le, 1n t . n a Itin n, . H ut
I if I Uig
I Un* !'■
I n b II
II *v7
i m
l i no -iei u
ii*x
n s 1 of firearms, and, as is usuallc the does not mean that she ,s cn
r h n n h m I’ ranee with many
privileges taken from it
by the revolution.
ere patches everywhere; i ° , i e o f I h e s e “ d r e a m h o m e s .
i w o n ’t m a k e it s e e m
iv a l. S o m e d a y t h e h e a r t will fin d i t s e l f binriao'n."1, a*
* "*'
a *’
fatt’d like to ride upon it
well '*an,,ir,<"
a fighting
A it*R wildoin tjiat yon dure i **ut in t h e cold, w i s h i n g so p i t if u ll y f o r a re a l h o u s e w i t h army
\
w i n d o w s c lo s e d a g a in s t, t h e s t o r m s , a n d a f i n on a c le a n • very handnome street,
s w e p t h e a r t it.
II. HtlHtM.it
D'llnliu.
Mi.ssu{t*A', credit to the town;
It’re alw iyii diggin g of it up
F o lk s w i t h re a l h o m e s , m o r e o v e r , s o m e t i m e s do not a p lini’* newspaper m ga n . say a cunference shmild
tie arningeil lie
p r e c i a t e w h a t t h e y h a v e . T h e y t a k e t h e bit 'SS m g s o f s u c h tween tile Italian government ami
O r putting o f it dawn.
I, in the Washington Hunt. a h o m e f o r g r a n t e d .
T h e y a c c e p t t h e s a c r i f i c e s a n d t h e Die Vatican.
Ht prulmlily will lie arranged, and
s e r v i c e s o f peo p le w h o love t h e m <|tiite a s if t h e y w e r e g e t
^S anford grown. School enroll- ting' o n ly sticli b e n e f i t s a s a r e r i g h t l y d u e I Item . - A n d n e v e r that, to till 1 delight of millions of
in I'n.iej ..... . .........
,
,i
■ .
'Catholic* all "Ver tlie wuihl, may
ehowii big increase,
Florldu
having a eh mice to recover lie'
* iverignty.
Otir representatives
ban- inailc it clear that America is
ppused any restiinptioii of the old
p..liey of force, aggression ami
peiiet rat ion.
Hut Chinn ims alw ays been the
de-pair , f Imt fen. ads. and evi<n oily proposes to continue to be
In lead of allowing the oppnvtuil
ily (Inis ins- .rdt -I lid' sill- ha- at
!•«.veil internal conditions to gu
' ,i 1 bail t '' worse w bile her a I'tie
Mini, leader st ir up dangerous and
j mi 'il 0 -s -t 1 :f,. n\ er trifleITo t rai ill m>11a I Aniciiraii pulley
bn- tin* full approval o f the Atliot'i
1 an people.
China should have
evei v 1 haut e to establish herself nr
Does not the luxurious thought o f a coil
fortable future appeal to you? The
ling sacrifices necessary now will quit
ly fade when you become the proud
sessor of your home.
FUTIE
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ill A
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t'A &
m
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head each. These tw<j. main
groups have been divided intd
teams of 10 men each, each lead
bp a captain.
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J7
I Monday
It of tho Church of tho
irill m eet with Mrs.
her home on P a rk
['Club Will meet a t the
F
o rre st Gatchell on
For:
Mrs.
». Gttteheil'
G ‘*
tha Fox as hostesses,
t o r ^ H our a t tn d 'L l-
with
rwtth
SOCIETY
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1%
K * ; 1• '
id
RESIDENCE
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q Wed tN
ext Week
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The' general plan of work of of
ficers as suggested by th e Sunday
School Board of tho Southern Baptfat convention will be followed
*1 ,B C3tP « t e d t h a t this class
will this y e a r do tho bcBt service
in its history.
All m em bers of tho class nro r e
quested to bo p resent Sunday and
CQ-up4Tftte in tho pians fo r tho
cla^s. ^Young men o f the com'ninnity, residents and visitors, are
cordially, invited.
* Ah' a ttra c tiv e program will ba
be
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arra n g e d for each Sundny. Services
will begin prom ptly a t 0:30 o’clock.
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Migifa
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MILADY’S SHOPPE1HAS ITS ANNUAL
FALL DISPLAY OF MILLINERY
Bride Elect of November
Dnino Fashion held full sw«y
Friday afternoon when tho Ml. lady's Shoppe held Its fall showing
*/ of the Instet modes in millinery
-’'•together with m atching scarfs and
other
nccesorioR.
ier accisorios.
Tlio interior of this shop wai
attraetivo with its colorings o1
brown and other uutunm shades
depii ting n woodland scene. Tall
pel lid palms and pedestal baskets
i51|ed w ith (^'jcp hued r e d and
goldcii zinnias und exquisito red
radiance roses presented a most
delightful picture.
In the artistic window display,
the central decoration is a dainty
evening creattion of torquoisc blue
georgette, the small brim being of
, gold lace, while the adjustable
crow a i.i licltl sicUrely with a wide
hand of gold ribbon which ties in
the back. A touch of contrasting
color is lent with tiny French flow
ers. A chin accessory to this P a
risian model is the s ca rf of gold
lace, ha rob'd with turquoise blue
about the crown.
Tho Russian Cossack tom , which
is one of the very la te s t ideasn in
millinery this season, is handsome
ly displayed in one b rig h t red vel
vet, with n band of vivid em broid
ery in harm onising tones.
F o r afternoon, one would be
safe in selecting a large model of
blonde faille silk, faced with blue
and rose taffeta, w ith wide brim
and crown of hand-painted in t u
lips. A scarf of faille, also handpainted, completes this ensemble.
A stunning party lint is of black •
panne velvet on n Inoo f imnlntinu ■
with simple trim m ing of n r h i n e
stone ornament.
To w ear with runts or one-piece !
frocks, there is a toque of grey i
and orchid metallic d o t h with .
Tam crown. It baa trim m ings of
small dainty colored flowers.
C laret red, another of the lead
ing shades for the winter, and a [
striking model displayed in one I
fe lt and velvet, with fancy seal - !
loped appliqued brim. The only
trininiing is an ornam ent of hril- [
limits.
Never has there been on display ;
i in Sanford a more marvelous n r - j
ray of gifts, pitcures, aquarium s, |
lamps and other novelties suitable |
for Christmas g ifts or prizes. 1
Cnrds for every occasion aro in
stock and the hostess wil also find
a largo assortm ent of Lilly cards,
place cards and bridge sets.
[Guild will meet with
latthews on Elm AveFIRST CONGREGATIONAL
j ’clock.
'
Jon of the CongregaCHURCH
will meet a t 3 o'clock
»f Mrs. H enry Nickel,
Church school a t 9:45 o’clock.
Street, ‘ with . Mnr; Edwin Randall) general superin
|r s "W. J. Jones as tendent.
B eginners' departm ent, superin
tendent, Mrs. Ethel Root: Teach
[Tuesday
ers, .Misses Helen Witte,
Mary
jnchoon fo r tho mem- Lighttier, Louise Thurston.
ISociai D epartm ent a t
P rim a ry departm ent, su perinten
'Club at X o'clock dent, Mrs. Zittrower; Ttcachcrs
g e o r r e t te.
I). Caldwell as host- Misses Velina Shipp, M argaret
Another umisutriy p re tty pic
ture hat shown in the window is of
Talbot, Dorothy P ark e r.
at tho All Souls’
farm w h e t , with facing or peach
Ju n io r depiunnont, superinten
)ak Avenue both uftblow
velvet. The simple b u t ele*
dent, Mrs. Joseph Meisch; Teach
evening.
glint trimmings art* of appliqued
ers,
Misses
Irene
Card.
Gladys
ICIass ,of th o Presbymotif- of hand-made Trench flow
Ch will nold Its re g Steniper, Marie Stemper.
ers,
Interm ediate departm ent: Teach
ia meeting nt 7:110
“ Sunrise blue" one of tho new
ers, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Nickel,
church.
fall colors, is noted in one of the
Mrs.
Davison,
ing of the fali of tho
afternoon hats of velvet, faced
Adult Classes: Ladies’ classes:
1 be held at tho Old
with cerise, and hnving hnndnomo
teachers,
Miss
Susan
Goodule,
Mrs.
a t 3:30 o’clock.
/
motifs of pastel tin ted-flowers
Men’s class,
ating of the Daugli- ^ ernt-‘ Clawson.
Class at 7:30 o’clock I Tcncher, J. II. Root,
room at the M eth o -!
worship 11 o’clock.
MRS. R. E. TOLAR HOSTESS TO D.A.R.
All members aro,
J / d u d e , ^ lc?cn> *Jul'ST:
in their articles for . •‘' P " 1" ' ,n’,su*. »'>'<>■ M'*s
MEMBERS HONORING MRS. WHITE
i
dred Robinson.
le.
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Children's tulk: “ Where the Vir
M,-. Brooks White of Jackson with its handsome luce cover, was
Wnrsdnv
Kini,‘ ( ' r(‘,,P(T Got its Color."
ville, state regent of the D. A. R., a silver vase holding red roses,
r the benefit of t h e , . l ,f f '.r to t*v- ,‘A,,<lauto Con Moalio is visiting in Sanford as the
Soul’s Church on t h o 1 °L 1 uimt’' ,
giir*: of Mrs. John Leonard! was the handle being tied with a flu f
<is on Oak A venue,' Sermon subject. Quest, and Conth" i harming honor guest on F ri fy tulle bow of red, white and blue.
* quest.
n and evening,
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Miss Thelma Mary Spurring d aughter of M r, and Mrs. J . E- J
day
at luncheon given l»y Mr*. R, Placed about this attra ctiv e center
Miss M argaret Jacobs of Clearwater, who will become the bride of
department of t h o , Postlude, “E x u lie Deo,” Lacy.
E. I olnr a t her home on Muguolia piece were low candlesticks of red ling of this cliy, whose m arriage to Harold P o tte r Dan forth wffl 1
Evening
worship
7:30
o’clock.
Warren
Kigcnmnmt
of
C
learw
ater
b
u
t
formerly
a
resident
of
Sanford.
will meet a t the
I I event of November. Miss Spurring la a gra d u ate o f the b a n io ra J
Prelude,
"V esper
Prelude," Miss Jacobs is one of the most popular members of the young society Avenue, The guests Were tho of- .... I ...uj, I. 1 1- ,..n I ,
1 o'clock.
and white, holding tall blue Cnthod- ,
a n ,| ]u {tT attended Rollins College a t W inter Pork.
Lynes.
set of C learw ater and has a host of friends there and elsewhere in fici rs of the Sniliu Ilurrison Chan rat candies. The piace curds were .
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,
ter.
O
ffertory,
"A
ndante
Cnntabile”
Florida.
Mr.
F.igcnmnnn
is
a
brother
of
Mrs.
Fred
Daiger
of
this
city.
|Mrs. ii. it. Stevens,
in
keeping
with
the
decorations.
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he
spacious
home
ws
converted
Tours.
The couple will visit Sanford next week ns the guests of Mr. and
Steven*, Miss Lucile
into veritable bower. In the living At 1 o ’clock a delicious r.ix-cmirsc
Sermon by the pastor.
Mrs. Daiger.
Mrs. Mary Im lay moroom, ihe |j, ,\_ |{ colors of blue luncheon was served.
Postlude,
“
M
aestro”
Sullivan.
Golden rod
Intka S aturday where
in.,! colli Were emphasized with ! The favors were most unique,
lie day.
IN T E R N A T IO N A L BIBLE
exqiii- itc l r l i oil ii i i ruses, quant q irs of cut f lowers, m :1c in , r» presr-tit ing the hobbies of the
This community lias
High School Parents with
S TU D EN TS ASSOCIATION
tho Spnni ii idi'ii a r t u n t i e d nt I hi d in in g room tin- net ional ■idi-rs various office at* I he guc-d s. Mrs. through tho social s e r 'i .i
"t
ri
d.
white
and
l>l(ic
predo
mint
Stevens leaves Mnni
White
:i
corsage
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W
I
miuri’
rccciviL
And Teachers Gather in every detail.
nicr-i of *he Mi sstun.i r\ S, 'd e ty the
■si.
York whore he will
t .ir cam lion. 1Enr .Mrs. Tolar iocnl f id Io v•it*t- for - Tifti : •i'i n i ho hnrMeets every Sunday in tlie City
Little Miss Adeliudr Key, tho
For 1st Meet o f Year winsome young daughter of Mrs. Centering the luncheon 1aide regent, then- was a minintun - desk 1it'll lii ' SCI lion;
who had boon spemi- Hall a s follows:
li SM*'.(0, bedfew weeks thdnt. ‘ Dr.’
J u n io r Company clnss, 10 o’clock
At Mrs. Rishoji's place..was a tiny tit eg ami * tol lH]T \ •lllll'' 1 at if75,
--------I Key, wearing a most becoming —-__------- ---------------- - ■ —■
vcns will re tu rn home subject: “ The W ay to P aradise.”
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ni
l
tt
i Ir(‘nB1,ry chest! suggestive of her l. t ■III! ■ol . t Vtl •i
.' w-_ ■mlerinl
'•Tho" monthly meeting of the Spanish costuitm distributed the
Irt of next week!
Adult Bible study, I t
o’clock
I m lc le -llile c t
H o n o r e d nffice as finunee ehairinnn. Uiinty ( 1 ,1 ' i ut
II M«’ <• t'l .•hi candy
ireiit.T eachers’ Association fo r tallies which were Spanish Honors
subject: "The Divine Plan,”
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Betsy Ross marked the place for siilo conntin i cii 1 . i 1! S. m r .
e High School wns held Thurs- strum m ing guitars,
[rs. W u rt W. W arner
Adult Bible study, 7:30 o ’clock
hnow ei
G l V O n B y Mrs.
T. Rossiter, While a baby ? 15.79.
day afternoon a t the High School
()f exceptional interest was 4 he
Mr. l ’rice of aFirm ount, Ind.,
St. Petersburg Friday subject: “ Delivcrahcc," the latest Auditorium, being presided over Knme „f bridge played dining the
M rs. U. E. Cox of Igikeland v
C
h
u
r
c
h
C
i
r
c
l
e
T
h
r
e
e
wna « ivon M ,s- Suni’[Headed a meeting of Riblo exegesis by Judge R u th er by the chairm an, Mrs. John Sneed, evening mid wln-n scores w.-iv <<>l ( 'hurrh -<• i x a > . l"i i )• t 11) a re as ■- hois a t the homes of Mr.
•f Florida.
ford.
•
; Mrs. John Leonard! s tate Irens follows: Sundny Schuol at :i <«’- ilrs . G. S. Brown and Mr. and Ml
A h this was tin* first meeting locted, the prize for high M'ore, tt‘
One
o
f
the most delightful of urer, had (»s her favor a set of ( lock, II. Townsend, siqiei intendS tran g ers and all interested are of tho yenr no re gular program hand*nini-ly einliroidereti iniqge
W. J. Collicut on S atu rd ay a f t
|rs. .1, Hertx of New cordially invited to these studies. waa carried out. It was decided, luncheon set, was awarded Mrs. the ninny soeia courtesies with tre
.. a s u re r’s books. Mrs. Raymond ' t.„t. I'teiieliiug servile- at 1 o’ noon.
which
Mias
Lillian
Shinholser,
a
the day S atu rd ay in Seats free; no collection.
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however, tp continue the work of W. Theodore Langley. In cutting bride elect of thin month, has been Key was presented a fully equip- | (Io,.k Ul,v> , E. Reid, pastor.
kuszuiu* and plcnxure.1
ped gnrage. Mrs. W. E. Watson, j
1
la
s
t
y
e
a
r
and
the
patrons
and
parf"<*
the
consolation
prize,
a
SpanMrs.
Ilemlen,
who
h
a
s
be*n ^ jj
ivfisx b a ptist jpi,yR<jn ! ontfl were {frged to co-operato w ith h*h hearth hromn, Alra, Frank honored was th a t of Friday *ftor- whose hobby An pnjpting and. gar-1. , Mrs. George P arker entertained t!i<- Orl irdo sanitarium , ,fp)f('.*f
noon
When
the
members
of
Circle
irs. F. L. Woodruff
dening, recoived a box of painta her Sunday School crip's at Ii r p-’st two weeks, was removed'
j tho mem born of the association, Scruggs was the fortunate one
rhree of the Methi list Church, of
Sunday schuol 9:30 o’clock.
Frank Woodruff III
I in hnving the students confine th eir ‘Mrs. White and Mrs. Bailie curb which Mrs. It. L. Shinholser is a and a minfuture watering pnt. For home on Friday evenin'' of h i her home hero last Monday.
The -school offcrn graded cours I school activities to Friday and Silt- received a dainty piece of silk
tie Friday from HenMrs. W. T. Fields was a caudle mid week. The evening was delimany 1 d e e d s bciu will he glad
< , a la re they have es to all pupils.
fully spent in I'mncn and coritc
a i. n th a t iihe u much improved,' •
,
turday,
and
also
to
cue
Morning worship and sermon 11
pg the past three
Refrcshnifiits of delicious cake
o ’clock.
Subject of sermon, "A girls and boys to read
puncli were served a t a Into hour.
R. L. Ctoom left Sunday.)
erat ure.
Balmy and Bracing Bequest.”
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for a few day's visit in Ja
|
Several
committees
Irs..J. Oscar Brown anYoung People’s unions 0:15
Mrs. Gid Brown was the recipient villu on business.
pointed and work was outli
jrth of daughter on o’clock.
of o happy surprise Saturday eve-------------------- ---- next
meeting.
During
_
Evening worship und sermon
tmby lias been named
ning when some 30 of iier friendz
Mrs. U. T. Williams left Frld
hour
punch
and
wafers
w*re
served,
bread
sandwiches,
rnspbtkiy
lowc'en season were used in decor Mrs. L. P. Hagan where the regu- j gathered a t her home to assist in for Tampa, where she will ■'in
7:30 o ’clock. Subject of sermon:
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and cuke.
ating. The rooms were darkened lar meeting of tnc D. A. R. was ■celebrating her birthday annivers- her sister Mibb Bonnie Knight i
“ Which Way Aro You H ead in g ?”
Raymond Key and
P ray e r meeting Wednesday ev- M l l C h I n t e r e s t S h o w n
wt>rc (<uir
<>f ,)la,-v and the only light came the ruys held.
I nry. Tho -affair was an enjoyable two weeks.
*,
;
pr, Adelaide, leave oning 7:30 o'clock. Normal course T
T
n z.
z.
<rS Iln!. ,,,,L tu e s ts , the from the various Jack o ’ lanterns.
The
members
were
dressed
as
8
:1
5
o’
clock.
In
Lawn
Fete
to
Be
?
«
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■
_
"»iy
m
em
b
er*
trnnon for Daytona
of the D. A. It.
ghosts which added to the spooky
they will spend the
atmosphere.
“
diSy” S U B“t£™ .'hSndh v“ L' Staged on Two Days
When tiie honor g u e s t . arrived
tors to sbaru in w hatever thes* I
.
~, .
Mrs.
P.
M.
K
ing
Gives
I Much interest is being munifestshe was greeted with ringing of
Ilulloi-h, a regular services offer.
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ed m the lawn fete to be giv^u Courtesy in Honor of bells and she was led by two
has returned to SunFI RUT CIM'ltCII OF CHR IST i Tuesday and Wednesday by the
lo her throne, where silent
fid several months a t
Members ehusts
All Souls Church for the benefit of Lottaphun
ly one by one the wierd figures
Fifth Street, a fte r
laid their packages in her lap.
C hristum science services are *■*"' I’mish.
summer at Steuhensr.xrcpti'innriy ioi joynlih* was t !»•*
A fter the shower had been pre
held every Sunday morning in the i There will bt. Imoths w here all
Woman's Club, Oak Avenue near kinds of articles, both for pleasure hridgt* party given Friday a f t e r en ted the ghosts served re fit-, h|ullcy 'and min, Francis Third S treet, a t It o'clock; Sun- anti usefulness, will lie sold. Vaude- noon by Mrs. P. M. King at her ments of orungo sherbert and indi
II., arrived last week duy school a t 10 o’clock. Subject ville will bo provided each evening, home on Third Street, the guests vidual cakes iced in yellow, About
for tomorrow, "A re Sin, Disease, j «s well as an orchestra to furnish being members of the IxiUiipliun 35 members attended the affair.
lor season.
JUST RECEIVED — IRENE CASTLE CORTICELLI FASHION
and Death R e a l? ”
music for dancing. Prizes nn> to Bridge Club.
Dr. und Mrs. J. N. Robson and
Wednesday
evening
s e r v i c e r ] hr given away in afternoon and
Vari-eolorod garden flowers w erj
jvs Revolution which includes testimonies of evening.
used in ciuirming |trofusion in the S. S. Baumel motored to Daytona
Science healing are held
On Tuesday afternoon th e m will rooms where the card tallies were Beach F riday where they spent the
Home of Mrs. aChristian
One of* the
t 7 o’clock.
lie a snceinl entertainm e nt for the placed and formed ii pretty setting day.
|f?an On Friday This Church m aintains u free children. Many interesting features for this affair.
Irene Ctnstle
Rending Room, No. 517 F ir s t Na- a re being arranged for tho pleasure
Scores were kept on tallies don.- ’ K®VR^dfeni left S aturday
Corticelli Fashions
nt Wildwood
fternoon the regular tionul Bank Building, where the of the youngsters, nil free of in quaint, old-fashioned maiden- ",or," nirf(,rhlH home
Bible
and
all
authorized
Christian
charge.
Thory
wil
also
be
re
fresh
and
a
f
te
r
the
card
games,
it
was
I
wher«
ho
wl11
the
week
end.
the tSallie Harrison
In creating tliia pert new
found tlint Mrs. M. Minarik was !-------------------------------------------------Jhe I). A. R. was held Science lite ratu re muy be read, ments.
frock,
full use ia rnnclo of the
holder of Lop scoro while the low
Dollar Sulc!
of Mrs. L. P, H a gan borrowed o r purchased. Open dally
beauty
of tho Corticelli Satin
except
Sundays
and
holidays
from
»gan and Mro. Gcorgo
Mrs. A. Raymond Key score was held by Mrs. Ellsworth The Daughters of Wesley will
3 to 5 P. M.
Sa-on
which
fashions It. Both
pis hofitOHHCS.
rp e i,
• hold a Dollar Sulc, Thursday Oct.
All arc welcome to attend the Gives
Lovely Pa^ty aLate
in tho ufternoon the tables 1 14. Articles npprooriute for C hrist
of rofio-colorod xlnthe
satin
and
crepe wtleH have
were cleared and covered with d ain
with asparagus ferns services and to make uso of the
been
used,
and
charm ingly
|
For
Charming*
Visitors
Reading
Room.
ty cloths, and refreshm ents of mas will bo sold. See Mi-Lady’s
rooms of this lovely
indeed.
The
silken
flower on
Shoppe
Window’s
display.
sandwiches
and
f
r
u
it
punch
served
Sue business wns t r a n s
F IR S T PR E S B Y T E R IA N
The cordial hospitality of Mrs. by tho hastes.
the shoulder lends a note of
fecting being presided
CHURCH
Raymond Key was reflected in
Mrs. Clifford Wnlkor substituted
regent, Mrs. R. E.
gaiety. The trim m ing is in
every detail Friday evening when for an absent club member. The
velvet
of tho sam e shade.
Sunday, Oct. 10, 1926.
sho .entertained a t bridge a t her club members present were Mrs.
<s White, the s ta te rcSunday
school
9:45
o’clock.
lovely home on P a rk Avenue, hon. Ellsworth Harper, Mrs. J. E: t
D. A. R„ gave a most
Morning worship 11 o’clock.
orlng Mrs. Brooks-AVhlto of J a c k W athnm, Mrs. M. Minarik, Mrs.
tulk on w hat wan exEvening worship 7:30 o’clock.
sonville.. tho s tate re g e n t o f tho A. C. Foster, Mrs. Chris Matthews,
One of the
te various chapters of
A t the morning worship the D. A. It., and Mrs, Allen Haile,-of M rs Heyward W alker and Mrs.
and also gave a num .
tble ideas f o r th e fu r- q u arte rly communion will bo held. Gainesville, the s t a t e secretory, of P. M. Ring.
tho work.
A nother All members of th e congregation the D. A.-R.
Decorating the rooms where the
officer, Mrs. Alien nro urged to be present.
Tho male q u a r te t will sing a t guests assembled fo r pjav were
The Russian influence is seon
inesville. the state necin th is new afternoon frock.
ro a most delightful both m o m lf g and evening services. vivid-hued zinnias and roses, In
the dining room the table was cen
work being don* hy
The
bloused effect Is carried
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH tered with a silver basket filled
He Chapter,
out
in
th e underarm tre a t- ;
ent paper, “The Bos-^-■ Lsa ;
"
*‘4\
W.
.P,
Buhrman,
paitor.
m
ent
and
in the •upstandlnff
The
cozy
hoina
of
U
n
.
Archie
a ‘, was read by Mrs.'Evening
ica a t 7:30 o’clock. TlnHd tmW- Uu> uoAnfi a # « m . I n
Sunday school, 9:30 o’clock, R.
on.
>
collar, Tho girdle of velvot
S
M
VARIETY
Characterizes the New Styles
WREN
Amusements
Dinner Party Given
Thursday Evening by
Mrs. Archie L. Betts
elusion of th« business
'formal tea waa held In
*e two cha ruling vislf hits and Mfi; Halil*,
s consisting'of an Ice
»*rved.
“
e Churches
brotherhood
W. Ware, superintendent. \
Preaching service, I t o clock,
subject; of the sgrmon, “On* Man
of Yow,^
.
Epworth , League
devotional
m e e t i n g s , , o ’clock. '
'
Ereing tfrfithJng service, 7:80
o’clock. 'kubMct' 6 f tho sermon
"H ow'k*«y Wili B* Saved!"
.[Preyerv meeting, Wednesday.
ViSQ oV&Cir.
j
- Gtkrf music at all eervlcee, and
. hearty Welcome ,to all who atir
F tB S t CHRISTIAN CHURCH:
“A Drapia
subject. Hr
V Don Johns
Rhhool of Mi
uptaty •Roms
and an offert
WILA
Irene Castle
Corticelli Fashions
and th e e«4h a t th e side, c b m -,,
pletes the Russian e ffe c t The
m aterial is .Corticelli Crepe C*0
�v iWW^q--9K»flBBCSMnTrt.g»g — C T H W O T t M i l
m
W -.
*1
defeated Joe Gawsnn,
10.
ALLENTOWN. Pa. — Tommy
Loughrnn, PhilhUolphin, "knocked
out Jim m y • Hit: nV, California £•
TtU'W
J NEW YORK — F ranz D ien e r.|V '^ VP i MT v P r.—Phil McGfnw
Ry Assuci
I'n r r h r e it r r n r ro it n t r e l a ln n r « t y p e
.'Germany heavyweight champion Delro’f, and Johnny Ceccoli, Scran
c h ic k s , ’
N ,
»
10.
J
^
M
I
h
a
j
Z
Mi l r cJl F T ' .
I heat Knutc Hansen, Racine, Wiiv- ton. f o i c h t a
In in
,
Millionaire's Golf Course
Sid*
Bar*
llro irn tcahoC ns. (^ 3 k a ^ d r e d .
,
Kentucky Knee Finals
1ID. Jim my, Delaney, St. Paul, won pin F ■ is- * 'i d e fe a te d
(By The Associated Pre**)
| The Prince of Wale* mny have
I
bin ..n, Detroit 10.
Kentucky
race
tracks
may
be
the
O
w
ens
nm
i
D
o
n
a
ld
so
n
i
s
t
r
a
ta
Jo
technical
knockout
over
Alex
Roe
A lowered mercury g en e rally '« villa near Biniritz-Anglet, the
.1ACKSONVILL0, Fin.— Pinkie llh o d r Isln n d r e d s, 110 h a a d r e d .
Held nJ Kittle to settle thin year's
f awa
over tho South today brought the I new millionaire’* golf course bo- dispute
as to Lite leading tvre and ly, Uuiuvian heavy weight chant M u , .'ii ir.mtli Georgia, outpoint*
W h ite H ock s. HIT h u n d red ,
flrat football weather of the sen- tween Biarritz and Bayonne. It iIpoii
8.
Monte
Munn,
Nebraska
timruugnlft-edr.J p
-t! Tony Leti>, 'ianipn 10. Roy Pit
lln f f O rp in g to n s, 917 k and red.
son for Southern confaronco foot- >in the heart of the wealthiest dis three year old
PAINTING
__
Churchill Downs,
the K on-1knocked out Archie .S kinner l. JacL ter. Marietta, Ohio, shaded Young j
<i|fi
boll teams, twelve of which went trict in Franco, for the promoters j Churchill
Downsiibwith
A nciinns, $17 hu n d red .
Stakes,
will
he
,,
ii
,
,
(
decorati
Wallace,
New
Orleans
8.
Young
into action against conference op- |of the club are selling property lucky Jockey < i two year-old bat " l M" V0' ,lobok,,H'
I l l k ih h I sise p u r e b re d s tu c k B i t t e r S t a n d , ponsnts.
pon&nta
KAU
CLAIRE,
Wis.—
Dago
Joe
Fivn in intcr-aoctional :only to millionaires. *
the
;<-i*m
*
of
the
Boh Fitzsimmons, V. iiurry La
-- • ■ • i*iI. i I.. il 1,..
.
Phone 56$j
tie, ...
while
he fl.atoniu
course with
T h e s e n r r C n R n n d X V lu le r p ric e s ,
[n v a s io n o f t h e j encounters and the remainder with |Tlio golf
course, when finished,
mar, Washington, k-porkud out Cans, St. Paul, beat Billy Bosh, i t lilc h w i l l be lo w e r in Ik e B itr in g .
championship
Stakes,
may
tie
Milwaukee,
Win.
10
.
,W i t h G r o v e r , opponents outside the conference, i will!>e one of the show places o f 'i
2608 Sanfori
More than 2ii,(M)l),(MI() terminc the year's leading three- Ar'inir Wiekinan, N nv York 3.
I I r do u n t s h ip C . O , I I . o r a c c e p t
lih g P i t c h i n g ! Chief Interest in the inter-sec. France.
CHICAGO—Chick Suggs, New I
francs
already
Imvo
been
expended,
i
yeiir-old.
The
Championship
Stakes
p
e
rs
o
u
n
l
c
h
e
c
k
.
R
e
t
a
i
l
'M
o
n
e
y
*
O
r
d
-.-j-,... . , T <
l tional combats centered about the
Scotland has a drive against
Bedford, Mass., and Andrew M ar
- •***•"
| Goorgin-Yalc contest in the Yale A nine forest was uprooted and . will be worth more than $.'10,0(11! lin, Boston, fought a drew 1(1 motorcyclists who break the pnrk- er. S h ip m e n t* tn n d r p ro n ip t I)'.
I .l ie 'd e liv e r y a n n r a n te r d . T n k r
I he winner.
,,.r ~ - w —lOlCC
bowl. In addition, Maryland was 200,000 tons of soil and nod have i to Thirteen
of the liest tlirco-yeni Baby Joe Gann, Los Ang'-les, beat ing-tinin law.
r»ir“
n K tntruient Irons I'n sl M a ster 11 a n y !
•as* H l t f l r i r i n a
the Middle West for n clash been laid.
--------Ids in training nro among the W» Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo HI.
n
r
r
i
t
r
i
l
r
i
i
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.
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wjjjj t |10 (jnjVor i ity of Chicago;
TOO LAT TO ( I.ASail- Y
T A M P A — Jttlfan J|ni Morgan.
S ta g g ’s Views of Football
nominated for lIn* l.atoiiin race to
Xonnd VotiM
\kriit' Kontucky played tho University of
Havana, won a technical knockout
Amos
Alonzo
Stugg,
full
,rank
be
run
a
mile
and
tliree-iiuuiter*Out Of GAntC W ill . Indiana nt Bloomington; Princeton
WANTED.Experienced
a
lte
ra
Kvcr
Clrirtylhg | J
over T u t Seymour, New Orionnv 5
THE
by C a r d i n a l s ; ' wns host to Washington and Leo professor of Chicago, gridiron gml at the fall meet, opening October Young Manuel, Tam pa, heat Arution
woman
to
tin
altering
work
j A n f o r d r.piui
KINGSTON POULTRY
Virginia Poly, was in Hanover father of hundrerls of , c|i*brn'i*i.’ I”. "illy t wo outstanding .'I year ,nis Del Pino. Havana, 10.
n ready to wear department. Mu
Take H i s Place and
players. and nt til years of age, the I "I'D. S. D. Riddle's Crusader, and
for a contest with Dartmouth.
LOAN ASSCIQl
COMPANY
he
experienced.
(hill
ni
puiscm.
I.TK’KFORD,
Ills.
Sammy,
I.
ideer's Haste, h a w not been
Tula tie's Green Wave and the oldest active football autlmritv in
Ainr«, rio.
YvV*
Bauntebv Specialty Shop. '
Mandril,
lightweight
champion,
I
fur
t
be
i
a.
e.
By riKIAN BELL
noiniloM
Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech tin* United Stales, speaks on Am u
N E W YORK, Oct. *.*.—l/l’l ■ ' c«mi* together in Atlanta w ith'the ican Foothill in the new lliitan
U h l D r n p k ir k Ite c o rd S ta n d s
{TealUatlbn th a t the sit feature encounter witldn the con- n en.
"Fortunately,”
says
Stagg
in
\
i-ci ,;d that has stood for three
W m a u w c t M o « question 1 feronce. Other games saw Alahis resume of the development of o-ol|eui;ite getuoations challenges
for never. tbe St. Louis | i ’“ ma T ' u " *
A k* th«* game, "offensive football will
ila declared today th at they i F 1 f, “1
('JeniBon en- nevorhe completely standardized, the kicking talent which tho 102'i
i football season will uncover,
i i i h t desperately for the <Hjrtlned Noi th Caroline State.
. . . __
__ ___ _ bn nuse the possibilities o f maneuv- i Thirteen years ago. Mark Payne,
Florida and Mi«sisainpi
University
lp.of the World’s scries in came to grips
rips nntt Gainesville,
Klor- (ering the players arc so many that
Gnlr
Mvflpth might be made Ida; Iiouialana State faced a hard ouches of inventive genius ur< ]a halfhaik on the Dakota Wesleyan
hmivi r ri t v football team, made a
MW '
game with Tennessee and North i eonstantly lured into the multifar •>:l yard dropkiek against N o r t h e r r
York Yankees, the Carolina ' and South Carolina | ioiiH forms of s tra to rv always t Noniial of Aberdeen, S. I)., on the
Vm . baseball
championship clashed nt Chapel Hill, N. C.
possible to a clever tactician."
i\li tier's field, and none of the
F t * thoy t should win today,
In addition Vnnderbilt went
I pliciioius uncoveii d in the more iv
[tno secret of a <!atermined np- outside the conference for a game
Youngest Team Manager
II cut y ea rs of fnothali'* greal ei
" >fl fo bo offorod to the Red- with Henderson-Brown; Auburn
Iowa this year provided tin- Itop ii III r it v huve rome within seven
IpVMlon from the west. The uluyed Howard nt Birmingham; youngest team manager in profee
1yard . of I he marl.
thought a gamp in tlu* Virginia Military Institute met. 1r Iona I baseball.
today betU-rd than a possible Roanoke College
(h’oigc ("Duttli'') While, a w,dc
L*ge and Virginia onGALLOONS— Att in pioneering and developing
Payne's p o w e rfu l b o o l fr a c tu r e d
It. tomorrow.
tertnined Lynchburg at Crarlottes- range inficldcr and a dill.) hi;ter,
took over the numagement of the a re cord w h ich had stood f o r sev
I forecasts indicated I Villi'.
full
size Balloon Tire, Firestone “ Gum-Dipped" ni
Cedar Rapids ('lull in the Mi sis- entcen years a (i'J yard d i o ji k e I.
t youth ?m ust wait for another j
beyond a doubt alw ays gives you m ost miles per
nipp>i Valley Isuiguc for ike last which Pat O'Dea o f W i-c o n s in n iad"
arid sarifa.to .be served. Rogers i
two months o f the reason > f t e r Ja g a inst Sortlnv<-sf.era m IHitH.
foni r e t o w a * gambling his baseball
l a r . Insist on the best at the low est prices ever qo
But since I lid I o n h t i u e o men
two previous leaders Imd failed t o '
o rfU fo v o r Cleveland Alexand- :
b r in g the club out o f a slump, lb- have made a ilr e p ki I; f r o m he
here.
, w bpw lll be 40 yeqrs of age Fob,
j was j u s t 21 when he took th e t'-an ' h in d t i n 1 f i f t y fo u r v o id line. Rob i
, and was such a good pitcher
ill hand, l i e was sold at the close J ertson <if D a iU u o u lb d ro p kie ke d a t
long as ago as HUB he was able
We Itc-charge and repair all makes Batteries,
o f th e season to the D a n v ille e lu l y a rd s u-reinst C o rn e ll in IP l it , aa l
Bcontribute 16 shutout victories
i n f the T h r e e - 1 league.
i la irn o n t Johnson o f St. M a r y ’s eol j
I t h d t b a causo of the d ’hiladel
nine Willard Battery Service.
CHICAGO, Get. it. -(/Pi—A fair
J lege Kii'isas, dropkieked Du yai d>
» ,National*. Ho hns spent If.
sip re of mid-western football in- !
in l!»2.->.
' 4n tho major leagues.
Golf At Extreme Age*
teie.-t in Saturday's games descend I Illinois lays claim In the oldest
To Oppose Alex
eil on the University ofi Minnesota
"Hole In One" Decision
r Huggins frankly favored today with Knutc KoiVnc and h i s 1and voiYngest performers in major
If von make u hole in one u»>l
gulf tournament* this season.
i f e SJwwkoy, three years f jr>yf| Notre Dante machine.
Lewis W. Pilcher, G. A. it. vet fail to discover I he fact i*««fonhim E l
Tho renewal of traditional Mis- eran, won second low net honors playing another ball von fail to
ill ’. t t a a f , Ihlrt
n, I souri-Nebraska hostilities at 1-in - in the Illinois Senior tournament a jqitnlify for the famous "Hole in
few weeks after his H-lth birthday. I One” club, t hie* powers, of golfdom
S.ihnny Alpert. a ISryear old south-1 have decided. At least you enn’t
- " N ,w York pltrliino
£ ■paw. won tin- Western junior chain-1count tlie*h711e us iiavmg been dime
,
,
,
,
' nesota's stadium served us a straw ; nionshin after a training period I in a single stroke, hut have to take
iratcrana have Ih-. m down ;
„hovv tlll. jm„t of Western e.n- which began when lie wns II yi a r t i whatever figme was mule
in
i biubnll count but w. re on] ft.r ,
at„| K(.„,.ln t | „ lllV.
S a n fo i
. of age.
| iilaymg III ecoiul ball.
i* e t again 'before the latal j
j;< a
m ,t
Mr Bit* Imr, who is presideiit of)
K L y rtrfo '
‘T I 1 \\ th' r | » e l f and Rorkae's fi.-.i fall „t- , I lie Jinnior Axsncjation. frequently j Ivondoo is taking |n i In- f hit
drives 2(10 yards, and is remark Charleston a fte r frowning on the
J S S .r ih e n 'u m 'c b
........ . ll‘"
'» "*» >«»*“• "mke, ably steady on the greens.
J Charleston.
r
*a
Football Weather
t o Be Experienced
In Southland Today
w
In The Realm Of S ports
TODAY
.
u
s
t
i
ii
h
Notre Dame Meets
Minnesota Eleven
In Western Classic
f
“We Serve to Serve Agi
?•.
rr ?-rs
WHOLESALE TIRE & BATTERY SI
409 West First Street
W^bJ'nalred waivers on him i lh*
Phone 548
''"Vu • hjHair.
' Sum! ,the Cardinal* refuird to pass.
home share oT the splo light
ii- I 'm i.
( D> ii , . i ii
, ...I
flickered mi the rather elusive1.
?hiW I"
,
A tb'elus ( .,lnMv, ,,|ltn t Notre Dante
« ‘T n h { V n ’, d C ^
l - k . who
Ii ailed a.readv as m ,
" Hob tho| {;,’b . ",
Of the year's sonsatlons.
1
Michigan Fails To Get
Place of Princeton On
Than tho Ynnkoos claimed Ids se - , otherwire, particularly individual ;
Schedule of Harvard!
S tpmont.
i -iSSJ’
i".
,
'
t
i
T W into
u iIi1" 1*’ '>'v,1 MMpirunt to <*’„!•»;,
i
the place
ban been carried
l
Red Grange, “ Frosty" Pater*.
Thu coming conference rate also
wa* reflected at Michigan, where
Yost i« frankly m iking Saturday's
content with the Aggies an incident
in preparation for Minnesota a
week later. Wisconmii's varsity had
to forget the Big Tea battle to
think about Satuiduy'n game with
Kansas, where Coach Cuppon hu.s
beet, polishing up art aerial game
he studied under Little, when the
Badger much assisted at Michigan.
t Im ago’s Maroons were *oncem
*v* until next »eu*oit.
ed with the game Maryland
r-V^DewMt Out Of Series
hinugtiL in from the Fast, ami
vt. '
f rrh»
it* P
a V /lln n L km
Cardinal*
hudl Lto. ....
go i,.*..
into II lie i Indiana's Held was slimed with
eltl game w ithout the Horviee* the invading Kentucky Wildcats.
if. « Tl9y!t>r Douthit, xeriHiitiuiiril
iroung California outfielder,
lie
t ° NoW 'York with thr St.
World’# aorta*.
an unexpected defeat
game at St. I*ouin, the
sought to perfect their
iof pop flic* before game
ay. Pint sized drive* full j #afo co»t the Red Bird* an optu n lty to leave home in a blaze
„ glory inateau of hoing cast toIday In the role of lust slander*.
tPop fttea may decide whether the
-------------..
aowboyi , so
popular ...in St. Loti
t t t f t o riRg flgnln or remain nu
unit'
m
Sgjuls team but unlcs* he *tage* n
Tide Meets Aggies
At Meridian Today
NKW HAVEN, Conn., Ort. St.—
(/Pi--The “ Big 'I lire**" in custom
football
Vale, llaivard and
I’rinceton--will remain tile "Big
Throe" for another year a t least.
And Harvard presumably will not
play Michigan next year as con
templated.
!
Tentative proposal (but the Uni-j
! '•* rsity of Michigan replace Brtnce- )
ton on Harvard's football schedule ’
has been withdrawn by Harvard j
at a meeting of the chairmen of |
athletics of tlu* three institution*,
it is announced at Y'nlc.
Tlu* substitution would be “conn- j
ter to (hi* understanding and ,
practice of I lie triple agreement 1
il wa* mutually agreed after full '
conference," n statement said.
William .1. Bingham, director of
athletics at Harvard said: " A111- I
letle relation* between Princeton
and Harvard are excellent a id I
om confident that nothing will dis
turb tlu- aniieibilily of this t e l a - 1
lionship."
I
l!
markable roquvory he will *e*
e rumuindor of the aerie* from
MERIDIAN, Miss., Oct. 'J- (/Pi
Hi ploco bosido Ray Blades, another Prospect* for on overflow crowd
M t but disabled Cardinal outfield , were bright he.ro today a* the h
..D oupilt yra* Injured in a c r 1 | approached for the Alahamu-Mis
$,--'llslop with Ghick Hafey in tl
sisslp|ii A and M (oothall gume
Ig •: 5bu rtH rggame
9TOo of the series.
Tin* Gnntson Tide has mi advan
qrssh k«ft Douthlt’o ribs in tag** of 12 pouims per player ii.
Fast Sanford
op. condition for further play ai- wenglit. However, it is minus Us
'
„ ,,
. ... ,
>ugh ho Completed the gume la s tar center, Sherlock Holmes, who'
Mr. ami Mrs. h. M‘ 1
lien the Injury uccurre<k throw i* ill. He will he replaced l»y ' tlitiir guest*. Mrs. It. M. Johnson
ing out a Yankee run nor nt iltc Pearce.
and Miss Eugene Johnaou. are
to Rpd tutor getting a bane lilt,
Goadi Berule Blurman, of the I guests of the form ers daughU'i.
n o m m ie o « liolm
uoim wlll
win piny center-field
crtitertield. Aggies, had nothing to say con- hits. M. M. Evans and fanulj oi
yy-JIn St, Louln Thur*dny. Holm play- eerning the oitteoiiii* of the clash . St. Augustine.
'b e l.ultes w in
sSf 1,9(1 ono of the liocpett *enterfield* oilier thou that bin team will fight cm route to t h e i r home in Mm <
| ’on record, almost u nub-center. hard. Boosters of Alabama also ini.
wcath*jd*a* forecast for to are optimistic over the prospects
of victory.
Mis. Joe ( 'urmiron and son, |
(o returns front at least
Henry, are spending some time in
.countyJfot in there is a threeAtlanta, Ga., whore Henry is t a k - 1
Hf*d nock nnd neck race for ed in tho series. Twice culled to ing treatment* fpr the serious i l l- ,
b!« nomination us the ml- rescue slipping mutes, he has stop ness he hns heon afflicted with for )
h«ro of the Horie*. Pennock, ped tho attack each time and re Hie past year.
• h d O'Farrell claim promitt tired under hi* own power t» per
‘ ‘grsGon among the score mit pinch hitter* to take hi* place
Mrs. Robert M oniwether and
qliglble*., Ponnock luu a t hHt. He hus needed no *ui> daughter, Ellen nnd Miss Klennr
,/W -Awo well pitched vii- stituto on the pitching mound.
i Cameron are at the Joe Cameron
IIHines May Oppose Shocker
i R uth’* three' homo runs iuhome at Daytona Beach. Eleanor
lg the sixth gume results in a is attending school at Daytona.
ih e Yankees to a victory
iVMdsd a t the nmnient, ami St. Louis victory, thus nece 3HitutTjl offensive and defensive Jng u seventh game, Manager
Mr. and Mr*. Robert Merriwethfoughout has boon imprec- Hornsby will undoubtedly cull in or ure building tut a ttn u tiv e homo
tho widely travellod Jessie Haines, on their 40 aero farm near Cam er
who has won distinction on two un- on City.
Faith In Alsgander
disputed count* in the scries. He
•I ^fans, anticipating n bitched tho only shutout gamo and
Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Rowe and
brilliant pitching nor- has boon tho only tdtehor to drive
/from .Alexander’s stilt out a homo run. Manager Huggins (heir children, wore in Tampa r e
cently visiting Mr. Rowe’s twt>
* ' Arm, {minted
‘
with
counting no gnpio lost until the ei«tcr».
ia Nebraskan,
1 un Is
xebra skan, had
winning run hu* pasud tho Ynhkou
ng of 2l Yankee* re- catcher
but he will havo Shocker
Mis* llersie Long nnd party a r
i ld u if
I f there 1i*
- 1
* “ tomorI ordar. In last Bunday’s M
ready
ha*cball
rived recently by motor from
b« allowed otily four hit*, row ,
Duquense, Pa., and are at the D,
10 batsmen to mi*« third IflT. LOUIS
NEW
N^-W YORK
YORK
L. Long residence on Beardnle
auL kept , e r w N»w York -Holm, cf
Avenue.
dinty from first base after Booth worth, rf Combs,- of;
Koonljr. t *
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it batsman in ths third in- Hornsby,
2b
Ruth, r f
Flynt Brothers have moved in to !'
& ^
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Bottomiey, lb
McuMLetf
their now store a t Geneva ena
, 'ho Waver, L. BiU; 3b
Gehrig,1J,.
Beardnle Avenues.
The Mill
^W thlngdn
If
Lucy Kale and
Flynt will |
4L c , ,
In the appartrog j ^ M ver the s^~
'to''
C
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OOt
SANFORD GROVE
“Amid Majestic Pines ”
ball
(J.ofKy.
vs.
U .o f F L A ,
Oct.
Property values rise only through the growth
of a ( itv. To be in line for increase in value,
property located within the city limits must be
directly in the path of this growth.
I he unprecedented building activities in the
southeast section of Sanford have created
values in that section of the city and Sanford
Grove lies directly in the path.
a
SEATS ON
SALE NOW
Investigate the opportunities offered in San
ford Grove, both for a homesite and as a profit
able investment.
For Rcscruations
- t
address
FR A N K RO G ERS
3 29 Laura St,
Jacksonville
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RES. SEATS $2.50
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19r~BaiIding Contractors. '
32— Help. W anted— Female
in Adf
, will be received
nd collector ecnt
payment.
10e a lint
dA N FO B D ROOFING CO. Tile
; roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
over olq roofs. Leaks repaired, El tlm ates free. Satisfaction g u a r a n
teed. Oak Ave.A 3rd St. Phohe 111.
Sc a,line
7 c a lla i
a on rcQUM t,.,..'
rater) a r t . for
ertlons,
f average length
Cl a r e n c e s m it h
General C ontractor
000 W e st F ir s t S tre e t
a t Phone 441
charge of* 80c for
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ng fa'* restricted
insinuation,
is made The flanwili be .responsible
Jncorrtct Insertion,
;r for subsequent
ne office should be
|edialcljl In case nl
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P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave.
ph o n e
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77— Houses for Rent.''
3o:t
F urniture Refinished
i5 — Florl.sla,
DICCINS-SMITH-WIGHT, IlQC. I
Real E state and
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W A N TED .—Good, light sixteen
foot boat, cheap for cash. State
length, weight and price. Addiv
L. J. W. Care Herald.
VULCANISING 1
WANTED
& Furniture Co.
First Street
rry 11 full line
re rigid. i'a-h or
it Volir business.
r.creir m ., general
irk, sid'-walks, buildrrigalion boxes. J. It.
I Prop.
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FOR RENT. !! rooms, completely
fumi. bed, ere-'iied jtor, b, mi v-
ute iiatii, tipsiali s gnu. i
: i icity,
water ,i i! teleolnlie, llivli
be
tween Llm ami
Lreneh,
I'hone
SANFORD, I I A.
PI M. ESTATE
i FOR cypress poics, pil’lng
post; “l,fl N^J’arii Avu.
wood. Apply T. E. Mcates. Os
teen, Kla.
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FOR SALK
1425 Ford Coupe.
| c;u,„| condilmii Terms, lmpiire
R. C. Thrasher. First N nl’l Hank.
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DODGE B R O T H E R S
I our aurti renting system is
factory to our patrons, as
have the selection of the c«g-‘
desire, and can drive the 1
they have a multitude of c a n '
choose from, and nil are guaw sC j-^
^
teisl perfect,
mechanically
othorwiao, and the nuttal rates, by
;
Ihe trip or by the hour n ^ 'd a y ,
a
are rouKonaldv low.
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Reel & Sons
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fl. B. McCALL, JR.
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'■LI I, GOOD U S E D ' \ RS
Lt2"' 1lodge Coupe
P '21
a
supply of metal laths
in our wnrehouseH for
*
immediate d e l i v e r y .
Come in and plnce your
order today.
110 North Laurel Ave.
Elm Ave. and J3th Street.
V
Phone 763, ‘% M
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PHONE 3
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1N M 1It A N'CE
‘H — L e g a l N n tlc e n .
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1. Fullerton o w n e r, 135 Canal St.,
a ( ' n ' l i o r a 1um
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W O N P E rvL
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w h y
SANFORD BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
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GREAT, BUT t h e fa c t «
T h eir
them
A N E X A M P L E O F IN PU TT R Y T TY I
B u i l d i n g T H E LC’6 *(SAT?/fi
G R E A T
I F F I e u L T lL - S
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We are descended from
the men
America.
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PARK APARTMENTS ] uroish- New Smyrna. Fla.
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ml i orner Central St. and Park -------- -— —----- -------- ------------- 'A (' Aldrich, li iin< and ,f ■I •I
a t Osteen.
--------------------------------------- —---------fine condition, bargain.' R. W. |
FOR KENT.—Two small country | Utter, Valdca Hotel.
residences. Ona located on Cel• I—L*---------------------------- -----------------!
N ASH
pry
V
*J Ave., •'■'•••j
near, *river;
V* | the
VI1U U
other
VIIV1 l/M
on I[
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Geneva ut Befck Hammock. Price Loodi tho world In motor car. v alu e.,
| $20.00. F. F. D utton & Co,
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SM ITH MOTORS Cfb
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and women
who built t
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,7' 1f*'
We like to think tlint Ihe sume courage which they *ho
in compiering a new country fur their children has been
on to us, y> help u*/conquer our difficulties.
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Our problems, too, require industry and saeritiee...
W E L L H O W D ID Y O U
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dred e;uli of Ibcigainvillen, (piirplu 1 ” furnished ap.irl ment.«, elm."
Park and Commeroial
■i-tn ti li-’1
i> i-> i.imis.. Mmul
mid erimuon) flame vine, al.tnianda.! m. private home. 501) K. 3rd St. _______
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‘1""['.h."'i, .[m* m'Vm
fugnoliu Avenue,
(yellow hibiscus), plumbago and ,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE 11*25 mtn <.r hind siunu.'i in iim ........ .
barbers
Special a t - ,
vines
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for
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U'slge Inn I; for F*»rd. See .... at
..... s,"“ "f 1......
[o ladies and children, i
Call hours —10 to 12 a. m.
tines. >>. 51. idling, -OH In. la m ,,
Airiencmi ( afe in tales Bldg,
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Ave.
1
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I HiiiO'V III III!' I m ilniiii iiniml
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C 'in t
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I in. to 1*1511 llti-i ■■of I . i o id io l
2 to 4:30 p. m.
STEAM PRESSEUY
11VE rooms to ~rent
,.
n .i 11..>. n i. p.,. . r., imidic in
pressing, tailoring,
*>5— Spcciuls a t t h e S t o r e s .
stores or offices at Park Ave.
i lllti M.l'.k
..id ..r M.■■■t
i '.hihh , mid 3 *1
[letto Avenue,
i’hone
ami Commercial " treet. W. M "HAS. T FULl.liR MOTOR CO
1*1 l (iv mii1itiIvJfu*iii kfviw ti :r
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F. W. BENDER, Sulesmunagor
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)Young,
mini!,
208
111 \V
" ■ 1st
• 1 St
iVhiuw
nom hj.. | An.’
, r i»i|iiiv licpor(llilknv t . pi.it ll.w* ,
Owner, 2t)8
l ’urk Ave.
|il' » K, UPhUlk mt 'i lllllD'l. ITiHII
»M INS. Haberdasher [HIGGINS, SMITH, WIGHT, INC.
(*\ I*lotPlll, l’\* *pllp*t i 111'*vf I'a*111
Coupi
| 77— H oiisch for Rent.
i 11*25,
, • ' Ford
i
i . , <•'s . ■.Hunt
... ii eondi15l* r! *o of Kil l vrpil'Mlrtlv.
jets for C o 1 1c g i n t e [
j.
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bargain, i t. i^iiyvoll*
j Aw i<nuiir*t Mu* riv,i>i. 1111**. iiiioroHt,
|h First Street.
I FOR
room nount.
houife iPlmne
daim ..!• d. nmnd of you mid •■ach
------------------------ ! Now located in offices formerly
■ini'*RENT —5
» room
Horn ----t ^...................
JEW ET7 AV....--------------D PAGE
ANDIRONS •
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II Im tiendiy oiah-retl lliiit \ on mid
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III Vr, .} I'SI-.Slil'i
.nit of Von .if. n|i|M"ii- on Iho IM
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lllNOF.E PIUNTKRY
occupied by Brltt-ChiUenden Co.
SCREENS
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RENT,—Elv..
room
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Klinfonl
I'ehlgr
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day
of .Vovornln r A. II. HIM. to ih.
-Five room house,
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I T . n n O 017 • ' l 1* n l u.*r»»i»l»liii 1‘i L mI Vn*r<*ln
j modern furnished, by month or i 208 W. 1st St
ID S U PPLIES
\ h In firillh r im!*tvil Hiftl llilrt rn»FIRE SETS
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t<«••* hr |M»h|lnliv»r Dill’** u \W« k fur
I hy year. Apply Hurelifts phone, ,
'*■ W. fv. Lumley, Prop.
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'tw o miter. outifWunt F irst St.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
Sanford Aillomobile Co.
| *"I*1 Mi-ratd. u m n'mmin r Imvmg II
[D DRUG COMPANY
;■-n<-r;i I elreiilal Imi Iii Hwiiiimle
' i'hone 137 , *i'minli.
RENT or soli.— 2 new bungalow s <^0 Magnolia Ave
I>'lnrlda.
Rcxiill Store"
Wlim-HM my hand and (Im seal nf
L.
Bland,
next
Woodruff
springs,
|speeiulty of our prompt
Cirst Street, also lots and acrungt 1 TON FORD TRU.CK.— 10251
rescription# and Quick
modal, Uu -kstcll axle, good tires,
W E -ro
IT tS N O
RCAkO
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M ILLER (). P H ILIPS, Inc.
I i \ rii i; i no i i i ' i tii it<r in ‘ chi;
si ;\ *:\ ru ,i> mi i \i, <im i it
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iv vv n run siu iim io ; cm v--------- — ——• i r \. iv r nvv t i ; i i v .
iING UP FATHER
I
plentiful
m
ily handle our work.
[—Space on thin pago
if led advertisem ents,
at those vacant rooms,
•e second hand goods?
have
Dodge Special A Sedan
ie frig e ra tio n ,-• 8 7 — A r r o a g e F o r S a l e
,
[ Ills uiikniiwn h-irv il.n l . l’/ e *
ROYAL DRY C LEA N ER S
& Ave. Elect t'iciil
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FOR RENT.— 120 acres first class . known h.j'rs, d.-yisc...., icgiiic. H ,.r
to every home. We know you S IS J.
general farm land on Wekiva Itivor | u n . " . ^ , l f h " r "
Wo have room in our sales or-iwn_nt your overcoats and winter ~
........ . 7 . ^ 7
near Aliirkham. Imh ht*t*n farmed 10
.i
; Hints to look nire. J u s t t all IH1 .i ' ' — AlUirtllltnl.** ■Ulll I h i t s
yoiifnt '-1( ’all or phono H. IL Li'wis. j 'Vilhum i:. Aronhh u alivp, .mo if*
Cleaner.-, and Dyers . , guniv.ation for ten women of i n - ; 81"* lilf!
■11 g 1 1 1, hi m i i i i K Not v it I n i i s <I«' v i n c *'N,
[FRONT furnished apart meat,
,
i| will do the rest.
..7 11, „ .
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tt< I-4 or MiMti1i< 4. M,IU\
L.
roonvi iifiiI s
pcovh with MJ— ■W illittJfi— ltl'HI LHlulfi
i \ uim*M
i lelligenee and good address —work
bath. Oil Mvi tie.
lh" n‘Uf.
ii s A r Mdrleb,
FOR SALK
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ullxr
ml liild.H
<1* :ut. h * s h i i 1; i h ) \ v i i
One cur h ing platform. In this
----- ---------A ( HhAr 1 room house wanted j
; ,[,.vi s . i. chi -. m mi « uuiwill be highly agreeable, remunerplatform several thousand feet of LDR RENT On Union Ave,. :i
f„r $2,500. Our prospect, has !
t'hnrl.s 1., Aun.hi. if niiv., mid
imlilHni ti hou r*,
good lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd,
fooms ami seien poith gure.g" $(flt) rash. Closer in the better. Mr d. 11 I,t-HIlls
ntive and pleasing.
nr mi hi ■‘*•,4.
V Ain
| Manager Florida Power & Light . r.puitnicnt, for adults mily Pimm Si-rtiggit-Seiiggan Realty Co. Phone s»)«l. if ntfVf, Jlllil ir firm!, Ills II11i Co.
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Experience in selling not a re-
delivery.
|oda — H ot Sandwiches
\Ve
1023 I lodge Coupe
I'J23— Dodge Touting
1023- -Dodge Panel Truck
1020—Graham 1 1-2 To Truck
SALESWOM EN
T H E BALL HARDW ARE
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61— Not'd, IMnuts, F o rtiliz c r.
FUR if ENT. Furnished 3 ''com do— Automobiles for Sale
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lY CI.KANING
CO.
garage apaitmcid.
Pee Gee ____ _________
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_ i i M a t » 1! Aiu.dtl
ling, Repairing mid (Itiireinent—the training we give
hong Ki.'i for prompt
W ILL HUY any ipianlity
Wl LIA'S-K N'IGt'T uml Overland. ' mniV". T .m ' 'nil A'c'/iuph.'m',|i'!’'l
you will equip you to satis fa c to r
strong plidit:,. up to several hun-,j.
^
F and ftl. Motor Co.
ihi- i.'iiipiiiimmi in <li•- ..... .
I'M BARBER SHOP
, J -3
Myrtle Ave. and 2nd Sf.
! lealers
New S m y r n a Iteaeh. >2 ,500.00. Geo. j i m x v
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YOU DRIVE
Phone 121
c,n;i
FOR NEW mirroirs or r.‘silvering, ',
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. . VVi V- r l- « 'J-"1
I ford Ave:
' H'l’Wale barit, aft Km'mad V ” nrn o n V!M I' rob i, L o t ft nr! A c c r e tio n s j
V,V* v
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islied. moderate real. W. M. Young,
cb so to new
b rid g e a p t.ro a cll, j , , v K n . s ' n r K L T INVI'IST.'I It.V’T I'li.M
is Her vice O f f e r e d
|IUG S T o It E Pro- |
Drugs, Soda. We are I
vout pbonc{
>
jail It)3
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PonlalCao
Sanford (jadillne Company
(° r noMM*mpl»K, P5— l.»l» For Sale
........ .................. (.„■ I
i 61—Miscclleanous.
.E S ? & W E L S H
.
DODGE
Pleasure cars and Graham Truek.
Elm and l'itli St.
Phone 2
J
RADFORD
— . - - .
Phone II
J
car, not the owner.”
17 for estim ate!.
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Circuit Court at Hanford,
Florida; tit Is 1st day of oetolo r. a.
S E M IN O L E . HUD SO N l.iSE.X
4 N C.
2tkl Oak Ave.
light housekeeping. 1215 W. 2nd!
GOOD HEALTH is vmir greatest 6 6 — F u e l a n d F e e d
' asset CHIROPRACTIC W i l d , ! . ___________________
^__ St.
-------- ’ five ntnl keen you in good h e a lt h .! F 0 R s A L E . - S t o v e and f.renlaee FOR R EN T - T w
LOTS AT
Two rooms fui nished j
tale pointer. H, H.
.‘H“ ’ f(,r
' V
wood. Phone 3512. M. M. Lord.
HOCK BOTTOM PRICES
for light housekeeping. 7PJ Oak
| j ;j Piinr-gtamle.
I'<. MacDougall, 1st N at l Hunk
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58— H o u s e h o l d G o o d s
[ -----------------------------— t ’■*i liei' 13th and Palmetto $22(>0J>H .
my preiiusoa one sor—! FOIt RENT.— Rooms fur light- I " .m v 10th and Magnolia 2500.00 [
A N T IQ U E mahogany, spool
b e d ,1 housekeeping, joining hath, 1020 Corner 13th ami Oak
2200,00!
S
M l S l ' a :,2- |,t '|P Wanted Female
breakfast table anil four chairs, , Laurel Ave.
. Thice (3) adjoining lots on San
dint four months. J e f f
3 hurneer Istrain oil stove. P h o n e -------------------------------- — r— ------ find Avenue for $3000.00 each
Mt. Doru, Flu.
F U R N IS H E D housekeeping r.»om», Ihere was never a better time to
TWO experienced waitresses need 322- W.
make tin investment.
first floor, $27.00 and $25,(Kl
ed. Beil Cafe.
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SALE
C
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mnmonth.
31
I
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5th
St.
Stations — Ke| chine, good condition. Call nR,
1 1021 Elm Ave.
flll.C l.O U G H REALTY CO.
• T H R E E iiefurnished rooms.
211
Tel 722. 311 First Nat. Ilk. Bldg.
Park Ave.
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HI— M o n e y t o L im n
id F m in d .
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I 117 K. 2nd St.
I
Prompt - Efficient
"nice
i
:h TRIM CO.
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|90— Automobile? f W Sale
FOR It ENT. line In ilrooin, tmtli C 0 1 .d \ |. .\ L ( '( 1TTAI i Iv
Five
_
ItetiMoliuhle. <t 1S Elm.
Phone
ho o rooms ami double garage,
LOANS— Money available ut 7 per :l:!l " ■
[ surrounded by oak. imigmdia and
'STEWART T H E FLORIST"
cent. Close in property. A. P.
------ - -— - [ c e l l a r treen. On one of S anford’s
Flowers for all occasions.
Contielly & Sons,
EUR RENT, On,, h uge furnished mum avenues. Price $l2,0t)0.l>t).
McLANDER ARCADE
.— — . ____ j____ _ _ ____
bedroom. ti|M Oak Ave.
'Marl Nason, f>07 First National
Phone 781.
12— K d U itllilin a l
i ------~
------iBank Building.
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11
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[ F U R N IS H ED ROOM Cool, etean,
i , ( (iMiiiMii 1 -rniM r
j j reasonable. Close in. lilt Palmetto. I HOUSE close in, opposite aviation
27— Professional Services.
moJ!^ ^ h ! ! d t n T
k m derm ^en
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--------------I "eld. . heap for ensh. few choice
Afternoon session Mouth Side Pri I ’*f,It ,{E N I . - N i c e , clean rooms lot.; .m Sanford Ave., $n0U each.
[ and apartm ent ran be had at l\ o Hon dim.
E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T WAVES. miirv 1,1 session, .loutri Side
r^ ; . . .
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-------- - - ----------no kinks, one price, personal a t
Valdez Hotel, at reasonable price, FOR SAl.i*. I room bungalow,
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
4 7 D o g s, C u ts, I'e ts .
under now inntiugemeid.
Plome I large lot.
Rii'hanl McCabe,
Phono .34D-J.
Route A. Terms.
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fANT NOTICE
should give their
stoffiii nddresa as
phone number if
[results. About one
>f n thousand has
and the others
[nicute with you
mow your address,
nunnre MUST1 be
on hi The Sanford
or by letter. Telekt in nance* a r e not
'1".
1ROOMS, with or without meals.
INSURANCE BROKERS
WANTED.— L.iy not going to |I Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
school to deliver and make him- .,.,
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,
self useful around store. Brown 6K— K o o m s W i t h o i l t B o a r d
L,ST
H IE I.OT KING' WITH> HOOD U. S. L Batteries.
Market, 417 Sanford Ave.
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.'hit; First National Bank Bldg,
Distributors (.’handler
.
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FOR R EN T.—3 rooms, bath, p o r c h ,, ----Co m me rci a 1 A ve n u e
AMA/.ING laigo cash commissions,
garage, furnished, $15,00 week.;
TH R A SH ER & GARNER
introducing beautiful $3.05 and j ;||(J Oak.
Real
Estate
and
Fire
Insurance
$4.lib Measure Mado Guaranteed
112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford
HE BURE ami se>; the new custom
Shoes. Actual samples furnished. LARGE comfortable front room,
built Studelmk>*r>*
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SAN JUAN GARAGE
Dept. Ill), Cincinnati.
furnished (2 bers) adjoins bath
( '.T I S l ALL .o r g o o d b u y s )
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room, instantaneous not w ater all i*.
Beal I.stale, 2.th Meiscli B uild,16— S> inn I ion Wan l e d l- e n m le , times. Nice neighborhmul. M tijer-j inh'SANFORD l i c i t K CO
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lady, housekeeping for eouple, E V KNISH ED double room tn high ! v,‘u' " ’.'‘nts- B-st l.uys are among ; _
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[Address, Winter Park, Mousekeep provemeul.s, g arage optiniial. 20H
Edward Higgiid. In
81— Houses I'm Sale
er.
I Isvans St. near d ak Ave.
C o ttim e ifi.il A I'td im -tto . I'im n e 11.51
IOUGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
R adiator and sheet metal works,
a**-' orw-'-w-ntal’sheet metal
w o r t ,T el. 716-w .
207 French
Avenue.
&VERTI8ER8
ropresentativi
lumlliar with rates
[classification will
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wish, they will
|n
wording
youi
make it more ef-
to Buy.
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JA M E 8 II. COWAN— All kinds of
Tin end Sheet Metal Work.
W a te r and R o a t Tanks. At Oak
Avenue a n d 'T h ir d Street.
Tele
p h o n e 111.
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Wanted
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WORK AT HOME.— $6 a doson
F L O R ID A - O R L a NDO— Orlando FDIt RENT.— A g o od'se ven room i AUTOMOBILE DEA L ERS— If you
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On the 18th day o f UCC-I
m aking scarfs. Experience unhouse. Box 41, Route A, Sanford.
V. C PCIUOI.A.SH.
Mornmv Sentinel; largest class!
i
10 a. m. a t the Sanford (
w a nt to sell your Used cars, a d
neccsBry. No canvassing. P a r
«V irk Circuit Conn ; .■nil ' I will sell to the highest M H
fled business, rate Jc a word, m in
vertise dailv on the classified wage
■otic
County
Florida
ticulars for stamp. I.innit Service,
78—Offices and D esk Rqom
imum 24c cash with order.
li t A. M. Weeks. 1> t
one Fprd Touring Car, hi iftl
Inc., 11*1, l.ynn, Mass.
; m v h s k v . w a »!I.(.»w &
| condition.
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USED CAR EXCHANGE
O FFIC E FOR HGNT—In Mrisch CORNER PARK AND SECOND
$3f> weekly easy. Spare time, ad- j
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Bldg
Apply A, P OonnrVy A
Solleilors f'tr Compluiunto
Q. W. WANSLEY, Manager
dressing envelopes a t home. N o 1
CLEANTXVi'TON^tAG3
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it; 23-;ll>.
Sanford, Fla., Oct. 2nd. II
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd. ,
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experience. Particulars 2c stamp.
AT HERALD O F F IC E
Globe service, 21 North 1mSalle,
80A— Heal K siule Directory
CADILLAC— OAKLAND
Chil-ago.
67— Booms W ilh Board.
—P uN IIA C —
W W H T -C H R IS E N B B R R V P R IN T
SH O P — P rih tiu g ,
Engraving,
Embossing. See a s first'. We do
it. Phone 417-W, R. R. AvenueCommercial Street.
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The Sanford Herald, October 09, 1926
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 09, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 09, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald