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Form q f Government. Back,
Republic May Bring . Old
Says Adviser to Wilson
paid:
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In compliance-.with .th*.d*ln*pus,
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for the sofa V
nn>emissary Waa sent to the hotel
iwae’ Semple •MePPfw
to San .Fra ncjsttvwhere he WM.jtp
aertt state detective#’ Y
have boon approched b y , ^ e ;,kid
phase o f ' the invdatl
nappers. Th« etniraary was to be
evangelist's kidnappi
recognized by an Angoius Temple
the pastor’s pr^limfqa
budge. Police prepared a trap’ for
conspiracy charges'1
tho senders, w ho failed ,to nppear.
thira-break,
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The loss of the l«tter |s .the. sec
-The -letter waa pent-from •Sun ond cae* of dlsupp^rance o f docu
Francisco May 24 to Mr*: Minnie mentary evidence durlng ihreo in
Kennedy, mother of *thp Angelas vestigations qf tho case, J n the
Temple pastor. It was.supposed to second inquiry, grocery Hits W W
MV* . beon written by kidnappers h «t which the atato contended tjfere
w h o 1: Mrs. McPherson declares in the evangelist's handwriting-and
foecod her into on automobile at showed that she hud spent the first
Ocean Park Beach on May 18 and ten days of her mysterious absence
eld her captive for five weeks,]at Cnrmol-by-thu-Sea, on ocean
p*rt of the time in n desert shack resort, with Kenneth G. Ormiston,
In'Mexico near the Arizona border, [former temple radio operator. The
The letter was signed "The Aveng- j grocery lists disappeared in the
er**’ and threatened the life of the Igrand jury room.
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Drums and Bugles Announce
*• Arrival of Thousands o f
Delegate* - bv Railroads, j
. Autos and Steamer Lines
...... i*» *7
20 Million Wagered
On The World Series
i
wu, A1»*~ln/**
M«>T* money changed hatvds’ in
i.CattlpbelhZoaWng Post pf the
Ihe 1023 World’s eeries, than
A f f a ir s Is B ig N e e d
American Legion will ineefc in
•hy other sport, according,to re
th* Legion hot on Lake Monroe
ports of betting commissioners
Recent Referendum op Dis
at 8 o'clock tonight. M. B. Hut
P resid en t C o o lid g e S en d s
along Broadway, and in Wall
>WS
street today.
>
ton,,'post commander, has an
position of Kaispr's -Hold
M e ssa g e C om m en d in g Wor!
nounced that tho meeting la for
Estimates o f the commlsalpn/*.,
ings
Reveals
Sentiment
F
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B
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g
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r
N
a
tion
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V
o
te
hte purpose of perfecting an
era placed the total wagers at
o f U n e m p lo y e d
8 ic k
M e m b e r :-1
organization for the Armistice
*20,000,0(H) at which fU,000,000
NRW YOAK; Oct. 11—(ff)-^Cbl.'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11— (/P)
Day Celebration,
ip s 2 0 P e r C e n t
was
bet
hero
on
the
outcome
of
Edward M. House, close advisor of
— Shock troops from every stnUi
When Jury
The unveiling of n memorial
yesterdny’s gume.
President Wilson during the World
overran the city today and os an
[6 Y e a r s , I s C l a i m
to tho World War Heroes, speed
Never
before,
said
sportsmen,
Court
Room
war, thinks it is posible that Ger
official comm unique might phrase;
boat races on Lake Monroe and
was a series marked by a groutmany may ruvert to monarchist
it,
anil
the
Philudolphiu
sector
was
JHINGTON, Oct. 11.— a football game between KolIiiiH form of government, because of
captured with cusuulty, for the' !er display of confidence on the
NEW YORK, A
prosperity and farm re College and Mercer University inofficcncy in the present govern
eighth annual convention of the ■ purt or the backers of two rivul
nro on the program for Armis
'earns,
in
spite
of'ths
uncertain
ment methods or unwise action of
American Legion.
lated the attention of tice Day.
ly of tho butcome, The Cardi
the allies.
.
Amid the sounds of • bugles,
lican and -Democratic
nals never lacked for support
Writing Jn the current issue of
drums and greetings by former here, they pointed out. ^nd this
f* J - rJ _ *•*
jsionnl campaign cornMcCalls magazine, Colonel House
IntoymMM
comrudos, thousands o f delegates lupport was backed financially
chairmen .in atatesays:
,
marched from tho railroad sta with an outpouring o f money
t m
......
isaued last night* Astions and steamship docks to thair that compelled commissioners to
"Many competent observers be
headquarters in the Atlantic build
lieve that the present republic
each other's contenidd hundreds of clerks to their
ing. Medals that told of deed*
will finally merge itself into'- u
staffs.
of
valor
on
the
battlefields,
adorn
monarchy with something more of
ii
* ^i •* I ‘|
- |^
sial government reports
ed tho hreuats of ninny.
power to tho emperor than the
of another o£ (
wl l»y IlepreficntaUve Wil
Women, wearing brIIBnnt red
T
king of England holds, and some SUr\ XV V dr Paist W o A AIho Heavy Damuge to Property
Wndnth*m the
Oldfield o f' Arkansas the
what less than former kaiser had
Hht -vh Nnmber Injured Is
And Live Stock Reported overseas caps und flowing capes
Hit chairman, In challengmingled In tho hosts og khaki, bluo
"I f Germany should revert to ,i
241; North Carolina Hum
As Result of BJ25 IncbeH gruy
ubliran claims of prosperand orange colored uniforms.
monarchy, it will come about from
S H r -Holiday
Will
Give
the
Teach
Leud m Dcnlhs VYith Ten
Of Itoin During 12 Hours
Ihe present political camA busy week Is uhoud of the del
the need of stability in domestic
ers An Opportunity to At affairs ami the need of continuity
egates. Among other tilings it
(By The Associated Press)
TEXARKANA, Ark., Oct. 1 1 .- will elect a new national commandsentatlve Will R. Wood or
tend the Annual Institute in foreign affairs. It might also
men
chief of the department
Thirty c I/' persons were kill* .1 (A*)—Cloudy skies theuetened to or ami decide whuther the 1027
Of District in Orlando come through unwise and incunAldin IIh September review,
(♦•rate treatment by Franca and tim and 241 in lured in It southern day to continue ihe downpour convention shull he held in Paris
Miami is conducting u lively
that unemployment is 2(1
Friday will be a holiday in the other allies.”
states during the Insl week in au which Hnturduy night und Sunday campaign for the 1028 convention.
•i
morning gave Texarkana its heav
greater than it wan in public schools of Beminolu county
Discussing the question of who tomobile, railroad and other traf iest rain in 4U years and caused Attirod in whlhi flannels, orange
nd that the annual payroll
W. Lawton, county superinten might become emperor, Colonel fics, a survey conducted today by heavy damage to property und loss colored overseas caps, .white ‘
Prosecuting Attorney .to
tmerlean workers him been T.
dent of public instruction announc House says one of the difficulties .tho Associated Press showed.
Before Indiana
of livestock.
and walking sticks, tho so
the same period by one- ed today. The holiday was declar the royalists-would find, in bring
I'Vi
The death total is 10 below, the
Firemen
are
preparing
to
m
eet1
®
*'{,
'oarch
Uirough
the
street
,
Evidence ,WhId
ed to allow teachers and principals ing back a monarchy, would bo In figure for tne corresponding period
any emergency In cake there is a #;l aorta of burtners setting.fqttli - £
Is not all.
We have tho opportunity'of attending tho reaching an ugreoment on a candi
f i l .p h .M W ,- .
a week ago, while last Week's in renewal of the drenching rail) their claims.
for a long timo that the Six County Teachers Institute in date for tho office.
jured
total
was
swelled
by
Jtt.
in
“ Miami may ho down but efct'*
has'been suffering, but his Orlando, v
which between 7 o'clock Saturday
•
"The only one of the Hohenzol- the last seven-day period. Of theie, night and 7 o’clock Sunday morning nevor out, reads ono of th*'ban
INDIANAPOLIS ;i
Is gojng
from'
. ,
.
bad to
four
were
killed
in
grad*
eroding
lems
who
would
seem
to
huve
any
—WiUam
H, Rainy, to
The
meeting
will
be
held
Thurs
ners.
President
Coolidge
M
n
f
tho
ast istatenisnt on the
totalled 0.26 Inches in the city.
The. last
bythedsportm ent of agri- day and Friday in the Memorial chnnce,” he writes, "would be the accidents, und two were in North . In the lower sections of town convention a messugo pral*(off th* to rn * / o f Marion
swiftly today'to b
October 1, showed High school building. The insti son (Prince Wilholm) o f tho form Carolinu following bicycle icci- ri " jn t s are removing furniture legion’s $forta to havo ^11^' ^,
dents.
tute
is
a
divisional
assembly
of
tho
Marion ieounty grots
er
crown
prince.
Ho
might
bo
a
cltlzons
vote.
slug poyrar of farm
and merchandise from thojr homes
possibility, but the one chosen
Reporting a total of 10 deaths, and stores. The flood damaged a
"Shirkers in poaco tim*- fltrif to- of alleged p o litic a l
h r ,11 points from .Florida; Educational- association.
h f1 around th*>t
Members o f ih e Seminole County would more likely me a prince of North Curolinu led in casualties consIdewMe umount of furniture be condemned us severely
1025»-iUr August 1080,.and
r»» s a■ld
- 't ^ .
ch
D. C. Step
one
of
the
smaller
states.
slnckers
during
a
war,”
Teachers*
club
which
this
your
for
for
the
week.
Florida
was
second
chedvthfc low est'point in
and mer. lundlsu and drowned a
m convJot in
tho first jUme at the Sanford High
However, the recent referendum with six deaths und South Carolina number of head of cattle und message. “ 1 am particularly g i V
Ihsn fWo ye^rs."
aon, wns th« emit
ifled to know that, in co-ope)ratli
Llso cited ^Brads^reet's report School‘Friday signified their inten Jn Germany to determine whether Kentucky, and Georgia each re hoga.
tv j
Indiana politics/ "1 ■*?*
tion
o
f
attendingthe
institute
in
ported
five.
No
deaths
wore
caus
with
tlie
National
Civic
Feder
tho
property
of
the
royal
families
inieroMI ufailqre« for nine
Twenty
iittgi-ocH
wero
cari-hd
to tion, you aro throwing the apla
the
last
day.
Thu
institute
is
not
should he confiscated with compen ed by traffic uccldents during the
'I Thcao charges have-beer
of 1926, 'tooWlng an insafety when (lie rainfall mude a
organll
Y Thomas RrAdaftup, pubB
|of 6.3 pep canton tho num- restricted to the 'teaching profes sation, is u fair indication that tho week in either Alulmnia or Vir- lako of tho negro section of tho did resources of your
sion, Mr. Lawton said, but ofl those sentiment of the people is against
tion into tho Important work-.'
le Vincenuen-Commercial,
citizens to take I '
the. royal families, , (>v-, . • r,
ir same
.
. with 40,- while
xfriria It impossible for resident* to leave |jh*rth>a<>iimli We cMtitufretMl'
injured,
liberties under our represontatlvo misconduct b;
The supervising nuree and assis
reported 48 and Louisiana 40. Fol their front door*.
ttlrt'la the
kttenilo
:torn» o f governtnont if we do Hot w on called officially'-to tha
lowing la a table of doathn and in
balance against the United tant nurse, school attcndanco o f
At Shormun citizens today wore'kedp lV^5prp*l,nta{ive.
Too much- tontion of Rcmv and Judge Jamas
th
ficer and members of the school
juries in 11 southern states:
retrieving proiwrty washed away cannot be laid upon tho necessity A. Collins, of th e ‘Miurlon criminal
outstanding feature of th<' trustee boards and Parent-Tteach-1
State
Deaths Injuries when more thun six inches of rain of getting out tho vote.”
.^ T fi
court yesterday bjr Arthur L. QU- Mil Ur.
atic party's contentious in ers* associations of Seminolo Coun
North Carolina ...... 10
111 fell Saturday night,
swelling
Reviewing
tho
yr°rk
of
tho
legion
Horn,
attorney
general
of
Indi
ty
will
attend
the
institute,
Mr.
sent campaigns,” Mr. Wuod
Florida ...................
II
4<! brunches of I’ost Oak creek which during the last year the report of ana.
, .
,
the hypocrisy in its ploa Lawton said.
South Carolina ......... 6
. 3 forms u net work in four directions John K. McQuigg, nntional com
tiers that agricultural progTho
latter
topkoogniBanc*
of
Addresses by educators o f Pea
6
20 around the city, into streams half mander, says there never bus been
DETROIT, Oct. 11.—(TUto-Tho Kentucky ...............
them
in
a
telegram
to
A
;
R.
Eraends on electing a Derno- body College, University of Flor doors of the Detroit Y. M. C. A. Georgia .................... 6
43 u mile wide at severe! points.
n time when the public w o h so kine, of South Bend, president of
dusc and senate.
'
ida and Roilins College are sched- today wero opened for an address Louisiana ----------3
40
No ustinuite of property loss willing to co-opcrato in currying "
* baker Corporation which
[Democratic policy on ngriTennessee ................ 2
10 here could be made today. Tho out the legion's aims and purpos
f e w T and
S S * sectional
. * S J S meetings.
i
i - 7 . '. ^ . r " S f S ^ t a T i S
was
sent
in answer to on* by the
i is based on reduction of S
sembly
1
24 rain wus confined to u small area es.
oration of Labor He wns John Mississippi ............
attorney general, which Eraklne
i .farm products. What in
Tho program sehcduled follows: Frey, who accepted an invitation to Arkansas ................... I
II immediately surrounding Sher
•y • / '•*“
called upon Gllliom have the r
ypocrisy to tell tho western
Thursday
13 man. E. W, Huynie, Jr., 13, was
address a weekly meeting of the Alabama .................... (I
charge
brought
before
an
inveati[he will bo helped and then
10 o'clock group singing; devo- Detroit Ministerial Association In Virginia
drowned Saturday night when his
gating body.
to remove the tariff on* his tional; address of welcome, L. M. I the Control Y. M. C, A. building
Totals
automobile was washed from a
ht Mt _
so as to make nipt facte
Judge Collins anonunced that
road.
itlon with which he cannot Autrey, mnyor of Orlando; res- and pnved tho way for nn expostops
would
bo
taken
today
to
com
nonse, R. J, Longstreet, DaytOnu ! aition of the spiritual aims of the Unfavorable Weather
ply with Gilliom’s request to Col
American
of Labor" sin
‘
'
“Federation
*
~
effort to blame the Repub- Bieach.
Highway
Traffic
Is
lins
to "instruct the grand Jury
the
building
which
William
Green,
Conditions Confront
10:26 o’clock address, Dr. H. L.
QSUS
frarty for failuro of tho Mcto investigate Adams* charges/’
nresedent
of
the
federaton
had
Heavy; Says Forster • WASHINGTON. Oct. II.—(/P>— One of the first move* today was
E. WWto r
Inugcn bill is further hy- Donovan, Poabody college, Nnsh- been scheduled to speak yesterday Woman on Long: Swim
sentence on c
>. whether that bill was eco- villo, Tenn.
The Aniorican Legion fuvors th- expected to be the issuance of
until
his
invitation
was
rescinded
11 o’clock, music.
llly sound and workable nr
Southbound highway tyiffic in imo of poison gas in warfare.
subpoena for Stephenson to ap procure* .Ijceim#
ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 11—fyp)—
last week by the association's board
In either house or senate-1, had
11:06 address, Dr. C. S. Pendle of directors.
the
heaviest
ever
observed
hy
Ratification
of
the
Geneva
pear before the grand jury, inas
Unfavorable
water
conditions
Frank P. Forster, president of protocol for the uso of gun being much as.GiUlQm sftld: ’ ’Since .to#
Be negative Democratic votes ton, Peabody college, Nashville,
faced
Mrs.
Charlotte
Mooro
J
Tho
ministers’
invitation
to
Mr.
affirmative, the bills would Tenn.
tho First Notional Bank, who has forbidded was withheld. "Tho use
Froy enme through the Federal Schocmmol of New York, ns sho returned from a business tjrlp to of poison gas isn’t any worse than whole structnre of Adam*' charges
used.
seems to depend on ;toitimohy of
ll':46 county group meetings in J Council Churches o f
started
tho
second
leg
of
her
swim
Christ in
Republican .record of res- charge of county superintendents.
from Albany to N«w York today Jacksonville. Mr. Forster said ho tho use of other warfare methods,” a state prl*un,?onvlct he would be
'
America,
uhder
whose
auspices
saw more automobiles from the said John Thomas Tuylor, of the
[the farmer from the ruin in
12:18 o’clock adjournment.
[ President Green spoke yesterday in attempt to break the six-day. re other statcA on his trip than he has organization’s executive committee. brought before the grand Juiry un-^
md 1021 and Its certainty to
der lawful order o f the court.
J
cord
for
the
trip
held
by
Mrs.
Sectional meetings:
.
* at a mass fneeting of citizens of
in other years.
bad with its work until the
Tho logiun, "on the busis of the
Adams, reachsd early today In
Clemington Corson.
|
Detroit,
at
the
First
Congrega
1:18
o
’clock
senior1
high,
F.
A.
Jacksonville streets ure throng experiences o f hundreds of thou
Rural problems aru solved,
' w»
j
Mrs. Schiemmol took to tho wa ed with pcnnle, the crowds being sand of Its men in wnrfare,” dc- connection with Glillom’s order for
Berger, Daytona Beach, R. M. tional Church.
evident.”
„ „
grand Jury Investigation, issued a
' *<• '
Sealey, state high school visitor.
Dr. Lynn Harold Hough, presi ter again at Coeymana, 10 mlica larger than in other yours for the glares gas to bo one "of the most
1:16 Junior high, H. F. Zetrouer, dent of the Detroit Council of south of hero, shortly after 8il5 fall season, tho Sanford hunker Ihuninno weapons and yet one of statement which .said .th e r**l .In-;
Mi
St. Cloud, Dr. Jos. Boomer, Uni Church,' p ressed the meeting, in A. M. The teinporaturo of tho said.
tho most effective in bringing any
versity of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. which clergymen representing eight watec waa 61 degrees, while that
war to a speedy end," Taylor’*
of the air waa saferal degrees lo v
1:18 intermediate, Miss Rena denominatIdps took part.
BABY GIRL ARRIVES
t
statement said,
get out the
her favojr,
Weider, Wlnstpn Publishing Com
GREAT NECK, L. I„ Oct. 11.—
Roquoiting the Senate to reject to -the constitutetl
Thousand* of Detroit residents er. The tide w is inblowing
Re<
opr (Ah—A seven and a half pound the—yrotocol,
pany. Miss Lena Moore, Johnson and hunrdars o f labor delegates, but a strong
he continued, "tho
't e n j> n y m
-r r r *
Publishing .Company.
.
,
bat>y girl has arrived at.tibe home, leglpp omphaalze* its dUbolief Jn
heard sermons arfd addrausa yes
1:18
primary
Miss
Lena
Mooro,
of
Samuel
L.
Warner,
the
picture
the
iHsdom
o
f
abandoninjg
an
m
S u p r e m e C o u r t A flk e 4
Irged with operating an nu Johnson Publishing-Company;12:06 terday on the spiritual aims of tho
Yesterday,
Mrs.
Schoemmel producer, and Mrs. Wurner. who fective established arm of national
American Labor movement from
bile while under the influence
Miss
Rena
Welder,
Winston
Pub
more than a score of pulpits in Do- swam 18H miles in 0 hours 20 was IJna Basquatte of California. defense and declares in effect thgt, T o ( P r o d u c e A m o s A t
jor and driving the car into
She wan a member of Ziogfeld Fol human nature being what It la, no
minutes.
trplt and vicinity.
ir moving automobile, A. Oll- lishing Company.
3 o*fciock, ddjoumment.
in
C a p ita l
' .........................
-t\>. lies in 1U23, 1UE44, and 1W26 when country threatened by invasion .ip H e a r i n g
tegro, offered the plea that
Friday
Telegraph lln*s o f Mexico ahd sho left tho stage for domestic wartime and with tho ios* o f It)
jhnot see the other automobile .
.
E u rop e In terested In
Cuba are to b* connected.
_
‘ guty, can be depended upon
TALLAHASSEE, n p i , Get. 11.
he waa arraigned in County : 10 o’clock, singing.
10:10 uddresd. Dr, C. S. Pendle
■ such an agreement,”
' ' — (A*)— The state supreme tourt^to:■this morning7->.
. ,.. I
S.
®erchafldjWWr
ton, Peabody college, Naphvllle,
'
“
evgrytht
day waa isged by W fd H. Daivia,
collision which .resulted in
-r:
tj •
*i
• y
the *m
fo y C o m a
Hupmoblle, sedan being. Tenn,,
, Oct. U -L J^—Eu- U . I L .
NEW Y(
11 o’clock,
„ I occurred; about UigO or• med am showing
ipe:
ropesn
b
J,
B.
Walker,
w,
v
,.
mv
.organlzations.whi
, y” o f l
lon the Banford-Onando High*
iintense Interest in Ametlcart moth- Lv. . ' F
. .
, e so-c
on frith
[About three miles south o f Carrothers, Dean Rollins Coll
ods
o
f
merdiandia
Ing, says Philip
v.lementary section, R. L. Goal
Aha .matter,
by tbaVv.
lird. No one was seriously
W. Habermin, vie*
New. Smyrna, Chrm.
Mt
near that gas. la the dead
7
/Oil U * r
lit Is be ported,,,. _ -.
.PHILADELPHIA,
Oct.
f
i
t
b^;the
last
Congress
will
have
the
Commertial_Inv»*i
ances ifi. Clark, state -de
for i
Jjgo. J. Q. aharon bound Oliver
—Th* United States has dlabi
*
tu
t
.reach
in
g'eftoct.
General
Corporation.'
*
ment i''
indicated
Fto •the
mom tb*a' f8*6#OlOOO^X)0 for
Hiaea zneftid, will
.mdntbs aui
: i l;4 0 ;L
R. ,V ;q a rta rl sups
[o fia o a
‘frtportorM
*
of test and measurement*,
that it la the- me
> Roaa .Burns, ala county.
S t a b ilit y in
D o m e s tic
ions
Miami Makes Fight
For Next Meeting
t
IN ARKANSAS TOWN
SCHOOLS WILL BE
fitpSE® FRIDAYIN
CITY AND COUNTY
IS
X W 1
km
MORE
GRAND JURY WQL
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Labor Speaker Is
Invited To Address
Y.M.C.A. Of Detroit
American Legion Is
In Favor Of Using
Poison Gas In War
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For IJnmarrieidXadies Under Five
Shhh! There Comes Aimee!
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There’s nothing lie surety, nn«i if two ,/Oradhuter aro any %nfert
one, Corporal Archie Atherton of the,U. S, maritveu la for ’em.4
shows Atherton using two parnchuten in A apecial "Htiint" mmi
the lienefit of Assistant Secretary of the Nuvy Edward I*. \Varn<
tlie Sun i tiego (t’ulif.) nuvul base. The picture w« h taken r.O0|
In the uir
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Another Jones?
Phe Home of Henry Ford Seen From the Inside
Magdalene
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THE DINING
Mr-, Henry Kind at Himrhurii, Midi., are pictured here. This
t ilted to new paper readers. Nearly nil the furnishings are o f t*u
Prcsontino- Hugh Curprntat
yCur-old Dallas ^Ttx.) lad,
recently broke all jrecordi for
lus golf courses by shuotitu
amazing 02 on the links at St4
Park.
Ready for Big Year
The Hornsby Family at Home
Mow did Mary Magdalene dress?
•ell He .Ml Ile. movie product r.
is undertaken
to answer that
lest ion. This shows Jaitpielme
»gan us she will appear m fin*
le <*f the Magdul ae in a forth
tiling He .Mille picture,
.In I in Mart weighs li0<I pounds,
l>ni with all his avoirdupois lie’s
>peedy, so f.i-l, in fiipt, that he
often drops hack from Ins guard
|to: Hion oil the Northwestern Uni.
m i ity /ontli.ill team and runs inl erfei ein •• for Captain ” .Monn”
Itaker, Justin is tun* o f the stars
o| thi. year’s team. There’ ll la*
little darling through Hart’s potdlinn by opposing tea me this full.
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The Party’l Succeed Now
H
* ' H*w*11 •» “taging u bJg Juldlco at its territorial fair this full. So
^ t j W ’ WAk* tb* affair .8 success, th0 Untc.l Stftes s sending four
?,%' 5 ^ * S ' * * * * * * un delegates. Tho delegates, picured us they sailed
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8"* f « . nc|,co* « r*. W t W rllfht, the Mlssea Thelma
Lena
^*” ° n an<* ^l{c* barker. Each ha« > o n at least? one
homo in St,1 •!
a, fumed man*'
The Horn*!
liii during the world series,
'.’ of the Cardinals, Is caroiaing
family, this—photographed at
*** lap, while Roger
gPS
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football suit of Ui
rover, crimson atree
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ART IN ENGLAND
CLUBMEN AVER
i E con om ic
Survey To B e Given A t Board M eet
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- may :
Of Congrm Urged emergency
save from ruin the grain produc s
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in order that opnorturiity G*jtksn A r k s n S S S R i v e r l r
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Above Flood Stage
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— • ' » T*?\» aero*. .
ers as Well as the cotton produc
FORT
SMITH,
Ark., Oct. 11— rah, Bengal,
SMITHFIELD, N. C. O ct 1 1 - ers of the notion.”
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yi l.l lfl die<*D ,Its on,!
OP)— The Arkansas river continued
TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 11.—(A*)— transportation demands now just <JF)— President Cooiidgo was asked j
tax
on
n
hotel
bills.
to
rise
hero
today
when^the
gunge
A preliminary report of the econo starting.
MINISTER IS ATTACK fill
to call ■» special session pf Con- j
stood at 20 feet, seven feet above
mic and transportation survey of
grass in November to consider th e,
flood stage. The locnl weather bu
TOKYO,
O
ct
11—UP)—
Minister
depression in grain and cotton I
.
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, reau announced the stage would
V Not^A .Inale |,^
Over Theater Owners Charge That Florida recently completed by the Installment Plan
teach 02 feet before the waters re
.
Decried by Ford price, in a tel.gram today sent by moninK by three porBon, sailJ to- ceded.
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and Hotels Are Operating As United States department of eoms ^ nford b ii i
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under the direction of C. j
KepresenUtive E. Pou, of thi*.be students. Stones wero thrown
More Than 9 - Showhonses Without Tak- morc#
LOAN ASSOCIATION
l>ane Cricher, tram portntion field ! NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—(JP)— fourth congressional district, und through the windows of his auto
Lowlunds in the vinlcity o f Fort
/The W ork
lng Out License or Permit director, will be the principal fea
mobile and his hand was scratched Smith were under water nnd bot
ture of the fifth meeting of the Business sense humanltarisms in ranking Democrat on the hour,*' hy
the broken glass, The assail-' tom crops are suffering. Bridge)
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LONDON, Oct. 1 1 .-(iF)-Club Florida division of the South duced Henry Ford to put the five rule, committee.
aro reported threatened l>y fho ad
ants
were arrested.
VM>H tb« citeiiaion man aro complaining that dining eastern Advisory Board of the day week schedule in his factory,
“ Cotton farmers are threatened
vancing
flood.
"■'from Aberdeen, in rapidly becoming a lost art. The ...........
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.. _to he explained in an interview with with financial ruin because of the
American
Car Service,
WRIT
OF
ERROR
ISSUED
...... (brough,’ •'dlnSamuel
Crowther.
published
in
the
F, AWALT
. flwfifeij; he held in this city tomorrow. This
Persia exoects a bumper almond
’ miles, viiure It will 'revue at the dinner hour in one of* announcement was issued by It. current American Bankers’ Asso- i recent decrease in price,” hia tele
SPRINGFIELD, III., Oct. 11.— cron this year.
‘ I; Mur-cla Shi.uls London's largest hotels, has pro lluden Burr, chairman of the state Nation Journal,
gram said. "If they are forced to f/P)—A writ of error .which limy
PAINTING AND
Many buildings are being erected
L-Pbnsacnla dlvl- voked no end of protest. Theater railroad commission and chairman
"The working men—who are the sell at prevailing prices, they muBt result in n stay of execution for
D E C O R A TIN G
J, according to owners complain that hotels art* of the lxiard of the Florida divi largest buyers in the country, can accept from twenty to twenty-five Russell T. Scott, under sentence in in Argentina.
fivedfi from llir- really becoming showhonses with sion.
More
summer
tourists
visited
dollars
per
bale
less
than
the
cos',
Chicago
to
hang
for
murder
next
not without leisure have the time
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work' is to cost out having theatrical license and
The meeting is considered one to cultivate a higher standard of of production In this desperate Friday, v/us issued by the by the Jamaica this year than ever Ik>I I I i$ ,000,000, It was gourmets say the day of urtistic
situation I earnestly urge that you clerk of the supreme court today. fore.
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of the most important that has living,” he reasons.
2608 Sanford Avr,
nil require about nine dining is over.
call the Congress to moot in extra The writ was bused on Scott's plea ■ Hobart, Australia, Is lo have nuever
hcen
held
by
the
board,
ac
Mr.
Ford
is
u
strong
advocate
^ete. i i In under*
session on or before November 3rd of insanity.
“ How can One appreciate deli
1 tomstic telephones.
k
*cL» for (he gr.ul. cate dishes and fine wines when cording to the announcement, and for cash business and “ have the
*1« .Jft sei lions so n'« there nre ull sorts of distractions leading figures in the railroad, 1than l>«y interest to the banks."
( Completion of the in the dining room?” one frantic mercantile, and traffic fields are tanks pay interest to us rather
expected to attend at the urgent re Likewise ho decries installment,
clubman asks. “ Jaw orchestras quest of the chairman.
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buying re tho extent to which thej
to have thb railroad wen* hnd enough, but now one gets
Mr. Burr stated that following custom has grown inthiscountry. i
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0 hauling o f cotton and mad revues and between nets a lot
the reading of the report of Mr. “ Installment buying has been use-!
* next fall.
of wild folks dance the Charleston Cricher, there will be a discussion ful under certain circumstances,” |
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has cbmplet- fn and out among the tubles and of the transportation and econo he says. "It may be a method of
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llUtlon of the Muscle make It impossible to ent in peace.” mic situation In Florida by the saving and may stimulate savfrig
Ittgham and PenanceCafes which had no musir nnd merchants, railroad nnd traffic hut the thing has gone too far
■.*')short line running no dancing, are gradually falling men present.
It was pointed out . now."
js Itcol a and Kimbrough. In line with the demand for enter that tht; data gathered hy the de- !
Or, .the work was placed tainment at meal time. Midnight purlment of commerce in its sur- I
sxlmatdy $52,000,0110.
follies nnd after theater revues vey of Florida, the first of its kind
tr» Tl«rlnl"P. McDon- have been numerous for some time, ever made of any stale in the I
r_vl|lion freight ugont of the hut the dinner hour revue is a Union, will be of great vuluc to!
Stine with' o ff ic e in Bir- novelty.
general business operators in the
»>t'o passenger trains nr.
stnte as well as to the shippers ,
Henry (Jay is mourning the loss and receivers and those engaged 1
Iff operated over th*- short
6.00-21 while (hey last.
Kimbrough nnd Peii- of his gold fish —m»t <>ne, hut one in the transportation endeavor.
.... $18.55
i hundred.
t a considerable amount hundred thousand. (Jay denis in
This will he the first meeting of
‘ la boing hauled
gold fish. A consignment of 125.- the board since May 15 last and
for Hudson, Huick and nil cars carrying this slzr.
ApistIon of the work just OOO all in good health was received steps will he taken at this time to
' --$og Ahenh-nn acetion by him. Two men who asserted prepare for the heavy season of
Compare (his price with the mail order man’s und
Jpn line will connect they were Interested in gold fish,
H«ff Orpington*. g|7
1, Florida with n di- called to see them. After they had little French girl who is in love
inrun**. Si7 knnUreU.
come spend your Tire money wilh the home folks. Only
ta .t b * rv»qt*s leading to j?onc (:u-v ,w*'nt *" ‘linnar ReturnS S Ji S (>"* - ^ t i m e ' . a* f t e ^ - h efou m i!
The film
■ S S rt.tes, and accord
All binkI *l*r pnrrbrrS ntork.
w.Te dying by the score. I * " ° »*, ' * * T*"' « 'g Parade”
one dozen at this price and remember tGat we,
if eirlerts and railrTr, , r > The** nre Fnll nnd Winter arlrrn,
io shin 'Although the water was .hanged! J'H*
Hr' ,,sh
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111 mcwi much to tho
10 am*’ ivery
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tains less exaggeration.
b wklek will hr loner In Ike Sarin*.
xuggeratmn. "Th.*
"The Big
tppriers and exporters
. . . , Parade." is still running iii London, I Ue dn not *hl|> V. O. It. nr nrrrpt
lorida and other nates.
(my .ny< he believes one of the , however, in spite of It.......
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y r i p,r . ,n ,n,? ; cri,iM
"he,, it was er. Shipment* made promptly.
I.li-e drily rrj annrnnterd. Take
ago.
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R o r i v of
, ^ ram
ta'’p(
kvtit
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^how"
«i»«w
Scotland ) art! has i An English rnmpany .h.
is filming n alalrmrnl from Pont H**trr If any
been ended in to help sol\e the the "Flag l.ieutenunt" which was *irrl»r drml,
RAY BROTHERS
Ingr Plans For mystery.
tone of Cyril Mumle'-t great *t-tgi*
sueees.ses. The admiralty alto ii
Imrd Rtithveri’s dehutniiti1 twin .•-operating in this work in spit,jljary
Meeting daughters
THE
continue to ilress inden- of the criticism which th.- British
tically and lire so similar in face press has heaped on the American
KINGSTON POULTRY
nRjj. JFla., Ort. 1!
—nnd
figure that even their close nrmy and navy from time to
tho fact that tho recent
409 West First Street
Phone 548
Sanford, Fla,]
COMPANY
iJlmt struck the sotitheitst friends cannot tell them apart un- f„r their participation in their pop.
Mf»o.
Kin.
il
they
speak
A
portrait
of
these
„|„r
film
dramas
rWa did demutres total- two bobbed misses in modish eve- -------- —
•bf dollars and despite ning gowns, was one of the fea
fan ;. the members, indi tures of the British academy ex
um! ns a whole, of the hibition last winter nnd raised
raRf l gfanininiJiw
illy,Repr-l ore- busily rn- much discussion us to whether it
WF'-'Vtuk o f rehnlilllta- it jiofsible for nn artist to pnint
jitc KPimr forwanl for artistic full length portraits of
inpicitt of the mid wiiiwomen in modern short skirts, j
tfhi-National Asso Most <>f the old time portrait paint-:
1 Er.tate Bnards to jers agreed that modern modes ure 1
Jon. 12 to 1 1.
nth to nrtintic effort hut the u l-!
• •• ■<i i 'l.
tril mn.lem young pninters insist!
' « « cut b y i bo or.-y
J,' that the scant raiment of the mod.the lomt
1efn/»»rtsv in quite in keeping wit
adoption " f a ren-dut" m uit standards and will nut tint
jUCyUtiff by held a* jdanjp.cturwa as definitely us Vieto nan
NxTirrtr-rt
Status that the del.*- ' ,vlpf' dW- Th” -V
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i will never again wear the long
potion, wijl le;
heavy gowns ______
of past generations.
siloed A.x Jdy.il- j
« n .-.there had been no
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a.hU<l that the city uml) rht' 6‘ *le patch of a flower gnrWgre nlreaily w. II *t,5- •
>" ^t- Paul’s church ynr.l in
|;>ln'their plan o f rrb:d i'ita- l" h.rti a flowered text. eh. sen
It Is t|tt-spirit of the i
<a‘'11 >'ear *'V the dean, is grown,
Read the Bargains Listed Below_A World of Savings
jktill as lOendH-rs of i !i f !p,‘ s
" " added interest to
hrfjlld a^CTcatur c'ty than (Londonera and visitors.
In this
‘ St hopes-ever aiitieipat-|vrar’M Hornl design there nre two
Are Waiting for You
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enisied swords over a shield. Sev, tt tour of the state to be rrn' PprconH assert that at nightJWWfng the vies.- ol the Full they have seen one of lit
hthcfq is also planned a '‘ "’“ r.ls ri.<« ami stand upright as i
Boy’s Four
’ crulso of tho Gull <<( Mex- lh,,V parsed,
Ladies’ Silk
f. tha Cnribean sen visiting1
beadle who looks after th e1
Men’s Blue
Piece
Wool
jwfjosta Rica und Panama gnr.leti says n possible explanation 1
Or Jersey
Orleans.
of the Illusiun is ns the ground i
C'hantbry
• * ■■■------ Islopes away from the road, the
Suits
Compare Them
Balloons
Baby Chicks ||
“ W e Serve to Serve Again’■
WHOLESALE TIRE & BATTERY SUPPL]
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Wake U p ! Get M oving!
Attend....
Churchwell’s October Sale
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M a r i p R llV J
* "°r.! c..miH»sed of silver
leafed’
Ialpine plant, nppeurs to rise and
no—t a fast approaching obsorv-1
Many
Clothe!,•r h *mb as a bus passenger.
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l he silver leafed alpine plants!
j 0 < ( . II.— GD
are
particularly ronspicunus lute!
..Rumania on nrrivirg in
tho usual woman's eom- at night In-cause of the glistening
Othlng to wear. Now she of the leaves wet with dew.
. „,tnufh. All h< r original
British movie producers an- put
l yrero filled to cnpnuiy uml
ting more effort into thel
tore been ordered re , .
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V , n a ° !k
tlionx of famous mmlisf-s
5 S ,ant over ^ h° Ut “ r' ,nin
Shew to the United S l a t e s . ju,v'J?n
,hIL . ? n.nouuc?b the Q iie c ’a new fcip"! A | ,h u " * 1
ma“ ‘
oh« that another buggnee
h" ' <'
Prilaipt l » added to tho traTn
X
‘T " T l
^^osed.
iW H U ke her nnd h-r party.
u . k- l
f *.
-btm rg tomorrow
d
he most notable of
the --Vk in p
\ » R ! *h " nsw,,r to
S jral party will
than fer ow Y-.ik
l^J
1 urn‘l1* an'* w*’' prepared
f.vto the xexltonrd in t h e , f " I°lwrn,io,n nt. th« «rmy j
brought them
fit*, which brought
lh«-m !«vlrr-it 1 . 1
° P'C °J
1
retreat.
It is the work of Walter
M m t. At first itw
I: the rare u-err too large ISu,,,'.n" ’r#* w,'° has produced "Ncl•• K '*on
ttp«l.r on tho way to Uh("r-!
"p"' “ senn-hiographical story of
irreut
hero, in which
n-But'uirasuremcnti taken j* ,^
Y , , naval
^ vnl ,h''rowhich
Irokd inrn show that ila-v V®,rtr*i^e ' c( °>’ P,nYs (he rale of
p S t 't o pass thmugh
) U, T Hamilton und Erie Ilnrd/
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wiekeisn is Nelson. The admiralin r h w iv P l* ln «
,
in tho production.
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Mndmoiselle h ram Armentiers ”
scussed
at iviC
Meet1
,thnw
nork.ofplnya
,M*urthe
iccrale
Elvi,y
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K,telle
Brody
of ■
tho
$9.95
Men’s
Scout
Work Shoes
$ 1 .9 5
36-Inch
Baronette Satin
Fla., Ch’ t, ll.l
o f definite1
WWUcUop o f tho pro- n Bt
toast highway around.I o n n c o o
ttt-.bo discussed here vdUOQSvS
flljr njretlng of mem• Golf Coast Highway
tj* of civic and bus•frvm a nuntfcvr of
bv bouciit<] hy th#
ii^*y arrived but
Yard
8EE
n tfctlrmtt, of ihe
mud:
Dr. J. R. Vidler
(cnnopoDisT,
dtingtea square;
F o o t Specialist
r AAtfekel.t •
I
S
49c
Ladies’ Felt
Bed Room
Dress
Men’s
Ginghams
Ladies’
(iood Heavy
Velvet
S c
Overalls
Hats
Slippers
4 9 c
,
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® * * ^ * “ » <<* C ora., I n g iw n
Yard
$ 1 .9 5
36-Inch
Silk Hose
Bleaching
A Bargain
Reduced to
1 9 c
lO c
inmu ............ i.-.
-'Ill
Men’s
Union Suits
Only
W ool Suits
■Miff' IiiH il if Id-f**tUJ’i'.
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■kKttfC
all
^ebnsted “
(Cos* df,
Mtnbtnccal N" ‘ . ’- " V - ^ '4 ’
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Jorney general, J. B. JolinsoDj
Suprfmo Court, [Armstead Down,
Around
D id C lo th es?
39c
$ 19.95
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Sanford, Florida
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J- H. JACKSON
. „ .,vr
. tor Jim ReadVfhav*
committee o f investigation
primary
election
expenditures
probably wiR nake two reports, it
appears, when Conrrress meets.
The membera will meet in Wash
ington
n direct!]
directly after election. tJntil theii
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«ri there
i* no Way of tiriibig
With 'absolpte certainty* howT they
stand, but the line of cleavage ia
pretty. eVident.
Senators Reed and King, Dem-
ocrata, and* Senator
ftator La Toilette,
Pi
eb
an insurgent Republican,
feel one
way, Senator* McNory and Goff,
regular Republicans, show signs oi
dissenting.
• William S. Vare and Frank L.
Smith, the two candidates especial
ly criticised for what they spent
ta get Mnatoriat nominations, in
Pennsylvania and Illinois respec
tively, both are Republicans of
the very regular pattern.
Rcod, King and La Follctto as „v w
suredly will oppose letting them* lette.
Journeyman Pluml^re
Following the trade in the City of Sanforil am
to appear at the City building at 7 :30 o’clock
October 12th to qbaHfy 'as’ aach.
.
AH Master and Journeymen plnmbera n n t bo
to their knowledge of this cod* regardless o f
other cities.
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G. P. Paxton.
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Chairman o f Board Pliimhiog’
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Given By All Souls’ Church 'vV;
Corner Hth and Oak Stt^
;
Tuesday and Wednesday O ctober 12th and 18th
. A t 8 :0 0 p. m. .
Free Vaudeville, D ancing, Valuable Prizes to b e O
E ach N igh t
Children — Tuesday Afternoon, Favon
and Prizes
s 5?SM|
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Popular GjjrlXnntest
iW
A m id M ajestic Pines ”
V
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A ny builder, any financing organization, first requires
Vv-y
the guarantee of a really substantial location before they
consider contracting for the building, or the financing,
ISSEf^PiQQQpg^
of an individual home.
PRICE, Mgrf
T h ey IBMSt first know that the value of the property-is
such that future years will not endanger foe investment.
T h ey want proof that fo e ^ tfo p fa r seedpn unStfir {con
sideration is going fq rw w iiw te a d of backward.
A C om plete L in e o f
feine Cabinet*
iress and Pine
ling
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Bfgfiifiiri DtHgfiMiLnijiLnirajiifa
um ber y a r d
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In Sapford Grove,
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T h e last week]
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a -, .dwell-'
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father ts
Rltefa Buford (for uneXpirad and
(By The 'Associated i W ) “ !Represented
full
“ oft invited
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Someone
viewing
tbe
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iron
ro:n Othello,” where” W L __________
Loti! V. Strum; railroad cbmmlsloved
\e, t|ip of a tafl bulldtag
k the gallant Moor **for the dangers
ng u
said
bcTOmaUof' j^ a e r c e n 1 )^ 7 {and'' ^
l"?1!cef hcr dresses over erondra,” R. L. Baton and P. S. U
_ Detecting and Am- What
Cfiicniro
hicago looked ‘ like - on •■•tarti
ora; old c lo t W ?
licfc' p l a y - (and over until she is oven ashamed' Matthew#.
fa
dkPaTf?d*
l * n<them.”
ilLhe
her
Ig Devices Thai Ap,eity of towers and minarets.
that!“ she
did.pity
State
or
- M lthnI !l Imre
give them tr ~*i
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R
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C9n^
at let Would Not be w ear?” is an acute one with
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The
iljusion,
htjlpetf
by
the
fad..
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T^e, chief glories o f the ChlcalIllfK. Jkflua f /k , <!••*_“ i“ *u* ».» k.x. - 'i **'kh
v J«h-«-* ii « « n y^:
f'oy
hcr ca»t-offs I _ Supreme Court, E. P. 4*t*u , F ’ "P BK «, was created b f “a pro- So palace as well as o f Its Venoilzed as Tabes Now movie star who has appeared in a 1 ,nu
sertes opgorgeous
erenfimV.
*r!!! . ‘ n'« , ps rag rugs out of them.' F- Calloway, E. B. Murta’
Murt and John
i0h„ Mision of roof water tanlcs. B u t]*'*" counterpart are the rich flam
gorgeous creation’s.
To
her
railroad consWerod
com
. . . on. . gives
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- old
........clothes
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‘a poetic lUtttC- Ppyant triicarled (balconiea built
Ig O, Oct. A4—^P)—"Prop wear them again in u new picture uune Win
<.„r'k,i*n-ii
i**8 tfu,t rouny dis- [ Hugh M. Prather and Edward Si-i ,<,n nt twilight is thought) only o f atone. ■
ped the heart of' the set, is cut of the question.
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-u mi.eyesore In daylight, .
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The same problem exists for the •ariH-q mil; pieces make excellent i fort.
robes'have kept ppce with
regress Wade by- the ro male star, but not quite to the ’ { on!*? r ,K" ‘ I
I 5 e* ulnr Republican Party:
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i; The j‘° « * nC0
that Arthur Alsatno extent. His psychology (j,
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n,l:i every once in so
Supreme Court; H*rry W. Mein-, For that rn«*nA n 'v|*riUU. .Jm" dfa)
ver as a whole.. Jr.
of Chicago and his bride Mary
often
takes
n
lot
of
old
gowns
and
"tine,
Fred
CubberJy
and
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;Reyrto]iU saw this architectural
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«"d sends I Ciober, attorney general,; 'Fr, i f i j ” *this
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trices that appeared short- pens to be his role.
of Venioe while they were on
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several fuinJIies .in. ___
, \ornmisiloners,
............ .... ....... It! Jmodera'buil^InJr'ShiokM
(lives Them Away
l^s i Marsh;. rail road
the days of broodcaotuunqmg. omoKesiacoa Ore i
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.in Eiiropo. “ .No..
Ir honeynfoon
Angeles.
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FDingbam
and
B.
G.
Sqilth.
would hardly.be rocog- #Irene Rich, who appears in many
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included.
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Ip thp group'O
group' d ff'gothic
'gothic thing would c"
do them,”
said a fa. . . . . . ?o sucieiy
piays gowned
eowim.t l XT t hap,ln )v^ars ’ Em Out
! United State Senate:’ ’ v '
Tradio tubes. ‘
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80CI,,ty plays
^k.vscrnpers befng constructed^lyf1? 00* Chicago architect, “ but that
lrt the height of fnsh& i/has n list < f ’ any 1,” L‘P ‘ ,0 not l(ke to ged rid ' MtcsrpD.m,7E.stinmot ’
Onex Cumbeowme
U- .Plotcher the downtown campus o f North- they must have this palace in Chlof people to whom she’ irivo*
i f ,u" *’ 1 l?nt* or un «*d »»it of i Democrat,
Democrat. Duncan
Dun
wi-stern University, a graceful I cago, and that it must be on the
the early instruments old clothes—such ns is their sLate t ,oth” K.' an<l screen stars nre no s t«to Delegation Convention
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towcr has arisen in the midst, ^ iv c overlooking Lake Michigan,
..ibersome their delicacy
r Renubil^nn Partv tV
tho ^roup. Many do not know |Wholly unlike Desdemona. the
that they be carefully 8 s a n ? s y r i r a i •
“t f e Republican Party, \\. that it conceals a, smokestack. Chicago bride and groom lived
' Sometimes they pur'That tower cost thousands'6f ddl- happy ever after.
but more often their life
Inrs hut
It is con"w«
considered
Some of them ctm- her old clothes
(
c,’urnctor parts.
i aional lineup will stand;
Ut U
« * wort
from an aesthetic standpoint.'
Syd
Chaplin
wears
shis
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ld
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District
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Dctnocrat,
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[double filament;, one to be
‘‘ Back number" usually connotes
Many nctresses havo lenrned
while
orI lltU
lounging
State 1/llVgUklUll
Delegation V/HIIX'llConven
Case the other burned out. thrift through necessity
things of yesterday— discarded
napneaif ^ *WL|1 |clothes
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. working U
fl|CKlK ’ Drq'ne;
" “ V9 ulMlr
ion some did not huvo a climbing the ladder
The ngitution over water tow- things. Np small wonder then, so
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to fame ! nr° uml lh''
he gives ip.0*1 ,o f Rt’ l,ul,Ii<an Pnrty, Ora F
icrcly having protruding Among them arc
•■rs nnd .xniokt* stacks revealed a many stop before the little sign
Ruth V il-; a'Vi,y “ * I” rson I,.- has know,, for
DllSlct 2 Dmiocrath- R
\ curious situation.
he soldered to the wiring ler and Myrna
While loop flaunting the term over a dark
ft-cciver.
buildings are covered with these door in a dingy Chicago office
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Regular
Republican
l‘art\
"wears her thing?s to death, while pn, to fit.
|A. F. Knotts.
"monstrosities,” u large nuniber building. "Hack numbers’’ it as
Icnsting, which really gavo
)ctus to radio to carry it
, District
Dcnioe.rat, Thoma <<f buildings in the central manu serts, inviting those who care to
[ M. Yon; Regular Republican Part., facturing district have concealed enter.
present status quickly
•hern in cjock towers nnd similar
|J. II. Drummond.
|rapid chnnges in the tubes
For almost thirty years, back
1 ^ Distnct 4: Democrat, W. I •uructurcs.I ncldcntally, this man numbers have provided a living for
rrent consumption of the
i Scars; State- Delegation Conven ufacturing section Is a place of the little man who, aniid great
types was heavy, being one
•tion of Republican Party; W. c •beauty, facing on spacious boule billows of newspapers and maga
(per tube. A three tube set
I Lawson, Regular Republican I’ar ‘ I vards. with n prnfuniod o f grass zines, patiently files away each
>uld draw ns heavily from
plots nnd trees nnd the factories so edition of every paper jta the city.
! ty, L(*roy D. Householder.
rage bnttcry as docs the
attractively designed that they His bewildering task is not con
12 tube outfit.
might be taken for schools or pub fined to Chicago publications, for
; Filament Chopged
lic buildings.
he can magically produce nearly
the first great changes
every large paper in tho country
design of n filament that
u E d 2 whether! Alass Barr Withdraw Names
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Records
Known to but few, the romance for years back.
Sot require so much curj
of
Dcsdcmona’s palace in Chicago
Complroller Shall be l»re- ! While LeRoy Householder's
[This model cut the conJ
rival*
that of Slmkepcares heroine
Warranty
Deed*
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Many silver mines in Mexico are
tn one (tuarter amper*
venled Prom Collecting T ux j Goes in Place o f Latter
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Venice.
Moreover, the story of being shut down.
(Indwell Realty Company t,
become the niodern stanFrank P. Harlan, lots 18, 17, 2-1. 25' the Chicngn palace is matter of
Vith the changes in tho deT
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()ct. 11
11. —
TALLAHASSEE. Fla Oct
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Bnnnnns were sold in Jamaica
block
1); lot H, hlork 20; Iof 4. hbn-l; fact—that of the Ventian palace
(he filament other improve- W
/» >— The Mute Supreme Court has id*,- Two withdrawals
only a legend.
recently at about ani^half cent
2-t: lot f>. block HI, Drenniwold.
verr incorporated, such ns
l°
Whctb-r
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Desdemonn’s palace is situate I each.
llaei-nicnt of the old typo ■*“ .............r
Sallie Brown to K. C. Metis, be
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-ler
- - shut! lie- Ii.revrnli.il
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... i-..„c r r .. IV,™ F|„r£
almost exnctly one square south
ginning at NK coiner of block
base with one made from trom the collection of all special I and the
of Mrs. Potter Fulmer’s castle-like
iibstitutiou
of one otHe- ’ t.er |:l K. It Tralford’s mnp.
Also the contact prongs district taxes for IIII*-J us- i-skio!
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residence facing Lake Shore drive,
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ns. cShtu. name has been minoun-i at tli
West Sanford Realty Co.
1bottom of the tube were neaioKf nil
AH “J n'ov»l»le property ot ; office of SecreUuy of State It ( harlle Davis, lot 10, block
and ih about two squares north of
ied to provide u better ren
the Atlantic Const Line Railroad.: Clay Crawford
ttnr Stork, Don't I.rt It
the home of Mrs. Rockefeller Mc
Pine Level.
connection.
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The taxes, which include those I Mr. Crawford has m*i
J. C. Dorn tci K, (’. Williams, ot Cormick. Wholly different in size,
■old You
‘ler efforts snw tho pro
however, the Desdemona palace—
12. Rose Court.
of sepcial amplifiers and
rol“ - ' ‘ “oners r t e ^ r t f f i S S ! ? „ f ’“ '" t *
SANFORD BUILDING AND
J. M. Picket son to P. H. Roberts just 22 feet wide and three stories
rs. Included were the so- tion ^penfuns^cquhir^
in height—has a peculiar charm
lut-s
9,
in.
11.
12,
211,
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32,
block
power tubes, which, with ,njudm e r r
” -40- ■';•?*'"*
*“ Congress
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LOAN ASSOCIATION
unequalled along the entire Gold
Judge C. C. Love, of f’8
the -”circuit
States senate.
state 59, Snnlnndo.
| plate voltage, gave greater
Coast
of
Lake
Michigan.
court
for
Leon
county,
refused
to
,
senate,
whose
names
will
alinear
Suits
Filed
In
Chancery
The powor tube is (ntendL. Victor MrLmilin vs. May Lu
dy for ubo as an aniplifier. grant tho railroad n temporary 1°n th* ballot nt the general eloc
cille Mcl.nulin. divorce.
iition there have appeared restraining order against collection ; tion, to be held November •»
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H
Marroige l.icense
lr«l detector tubes whose of the taxes, and tho caso has been
The names withdrawn by the
taken
to
the
higher
tribunal.
X. A. Adams, 3L and Mra, Wilpal purpose is greater sen. Republicans are Daisy Douglass
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with an inerpaae jn vol* ,u rali r?nd H1*408 tho P‘*«iti«Mi i Burr, of Brevard county, who whs Inw Corley, 18.
tnnt tho statute does not authorize » candidate for Congress in the
Building Permit
tho assessment of that particular, fourth district, and Allen E
I’sc I^*a Power
Underwood & Tiller, addition to
° n residence* or impromi business property In amounts
Ik- ull of the larger types rc- class of property for tho benefit i Walker, of Winter Haven, in tho building. Fifth street, $150. ’
from $1000.00 to $100,000.00 for 3,' 5 or 10 yearn at 1 <7,
ffive volts and are Intended or liny of the special tax district first district, both c,f whom were
interest.
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erntiou from a storage bat-: purposes; that none o f the prop nominees of the Regular KepubBrigandage is growing nnd he- [
nr iU equivalent, similar erty assessed is located within licnji Party.
Will also consider Cnnstructfon loans to aid in the con
Tho name of I.eroy 11 Ilouse - I coming a menace in many parts
ha-i liecn nmdu in the de such special districts; that tin- law
struction of buildings.
ntil of nn instrumont intend- provides for the apportionment of holder hits been placed upon the China.
iim* with dry cells.
Twq the total vnlue i’ f all movable per-’ ticket, instead of that ,,r Daisy
llui
a*i;«*s Aires i-s t>» have
m *vv
hav
- - provided,
—— *-*- * . som' fltmnlilo property of the railroad * ; Douglass Barr,
>ave ‘beep,
-ix-storv department hlore.
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a ' oltage . o f . 1J , .\vhile pro rata to each mile of Its track 1 ..........
Withdrawal entirely of
Ithiir consume** but'*60- mlll- f i eWY.<,fcjnd
in ' candidate for Congress'by the Hr-,
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stale, and
Olfice 112 East 2nd St.
Phone
the state,
ana that, therefore, the publicans, leaves five, instead *'
cs on three volta. Power tubes the
situs
o
f
such
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in t-p- also havo been pro
.
movable* personal ’ nix, in the field for the two fn, i
The Tot’s Shoppe
Attempts have boon made property is fixed by law for the linns. In addition to Mr House-1
■lijiimition of the' filament purpose of taxation wherever th e1 holder, the Republican Uungres-1
jn: battery providing direct line ir located.
15 West Washington
:;i"iinl e.-i’idtdutes will be Ora F,
by the design of n tube .The state, represented by A s -! 1'hapin. Fort Myers, fir>t district;’
ORLANDO
ling from alternating, cur- sistunt Attorney General H. E ., VLawson, fotntli district, f«»-!
|hrough a voltngo stapdown Carter, declures that tho statute I U"* State Delegation convention of) Tin slioppu for the littlo oob’h
>rmer. Then- haa uppedted authorizing the creation of the ape-1 Uie Republican pnrty, nnd, besides 1
proved "A. C.” tube operat- clal taxing distrticta specifically nil i Mr. Householder, A. F. Knotts and
wunlrobe
eight volts ai-miunccd as a thorlzcs nnd directs the comptrnl- *L B. Drummond, ns candidates1
ii.
:p over nti earlier model ler to assess nil of the railroads j fr(,ni (bo fourth, second and third I AYKTTira
NOVELTIES
Jrequired fmir Use of nl- '•ml railroad property located w ith-; Congressional districts, respective- I '
eurrent as the heating
the districts and to rollect tax- b*. of the Regular Rejiublicari parBABY FURNITURE
nqr
lit required a considerable v* thqrfcun
in the same manner m i l>'in the tube design,
provided by Intv for the assess
Following is how tlx* general
nOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO 6
construction has been cx- ment nnd collection of such taxes
to include parts of for state and county purposes, and i
unit.x u*oil in set construe- thnt further the constitution of
DAY SRFtVICE
Recent anii'iiinceinent tobl Florida specifically authorizes the
The ■'(•nml Thin*" tlurn not
.* sum tisful operation by a establishment of special tax school
*•« Ui-kkIhk—il l*n’t aoldi
Jan inventor of a lube that not
SANFORD
included tile element found districts and special road districts
Hn lloufrbl.
ordinary tube but other nnLAUNDRY
Greece has extended iti. embargo!
SANFORD BUILDING AND
|us, such as amplifying and
on automobile imports to next Feb- *
ling devices.
819 W. 3rd St.
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ruary.
Phone 475
BOARD TO MEET
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Ladies’
EVENT
M ONEY i
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fLLAHAKSKE, Flu.. Oct. 11—
n,e state Board of Medical,
^u„i, will hold its i.omi-nn-1
" ’vdicnl examination here (
[ riH*«dny and WundCsday. Tin*
^nintion will be conducted in
nigh school auditorium. The
|chiimber of commerce in busy
aligning room* for those
I'vill attend. Dr. J. E. Crump
p r llnven, is president, nnd
r ’ ■ M. Rowlett, Tampa, aec-
This Big SeUing
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$4.95
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ONE -
AM
> aesukm. railed by
Lon jdons for the
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Work Shirts
Here
Jy today.
jfe'organisation were
Dresses
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m" An Opportunity for Someone
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As Brisbane Sees It
l^i eaetpi
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A 930-Mllc Battery.
A t the riskof being thought heartless, The Herald is goin g
One Lady’s Fight.
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to make a suggestion which we consider decidedly fo r the
Nothing Too High.
betterment of the city but which may be construed to mean
Lynching a Court.
Master, that wo have entirely fallen from the graces o f God. We nre
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
.at.tlie Posiofflce
‘ office
endeiDA’ct of going to suggest that it is too bad that the south Florida
(Canrrlffht 1*30. br Star Co.)
■V t-r.- ■hurricane didn't hit Sanford.
•»« ttaiuurar
show in
O f course there might have been lives lost and injuries , „ t h e, AUTOMOBILE
, ,
K*«a»ala\» Rdltor
I’ cris includes nn electric nutomn
nU8ln,n«l
by
persons
which
could
never
he
tompensnted
b
,
■ k H tlig lUftar
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- *^i without
the benefits derived. A (lend man is a dead, man and no rechnrainir. Atmwicun mnnufaci
VWIOW RATGa
amount o f municipal improvements would ever bring him yturers must wntch that.
>‘•1* Months—II cn
Somo genius, now twiddling hia
- bBCk l° ,ife \ . Likewise a mangled arm is a mangled arm and
union V o V ! H? 0I)e-w ould want to have one no matter how much good fingers on a public school bench,
thinking o /nothing besides his les
the. Storm would do the city.
«u&!i Ooiti.
sons, will invent a battery to carry
•( .■’‘All nhltuAry
But think o f the eyesores such a hurricane would have canned electric power without great
resolution* cured. If you do not believe us. take a ride around the city weight. That will be the begin
In inrut* whore
i Wall b. cliafiiid nnd notice the dilapidated, squalid shacks situated in or next ning of a new automobile and fly
Hug
age.
Electricity
doesn’t
to some prom ising subdivision, or a filthy livery stable ad ing
weigh anything. Home one will
IATKOFKKIR jacent fo our business district, or old ramshackle stores, find a container that weigh little.
Then goodbye gas engines.
fC f*) la '«*relui»-' relics o f the hog-in-street days.
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FRED
■S. DAIGER,
-- - - - - : SOCIETY
___ EDITOR
TAT ^ Y W ^ T b e CHILDREN’S DAY
, AT ALL SOULS CHURCH LAWN FETE ^
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1 RESIDENCE frBLEPHONEr 217functions.y
«Tho
T E u ‘m , b , ,h . wcldlnn
party
i
••fin Imm^lluM ,
after the cerenmnlex at the city
hnlJ and church,_ about 1 o’clock,
It continued uninterrupted ’ until
n1 <•'<»''<* <>« throuHh
tn® Hols do Boulogno or around
Hi® suburbs so as to give .the
oPPortpunlty to clear
•way th® wreckage from the
tables. Then tho party returned
to the restaurant for nn evening
edition of the afternoon meal.
E l “ f S r W * K>“ ? f e S ™
! “ nl' d
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trip of I n , th e? 100 “ a r S "’ * h ~ Wni ! 5 f
*l •»>*.
charged by porter*.' Tho imnosi- xc” ’ * to c?
*c«0»pai
tlon has caused theVforelgnatonm- x\™' F^^oFV^ PXrtnts, b
By
Mrs.
Henry
Wight
Hid'p compmiV™
diaitir y rs- W. J. Gates, also 0f
SOxSVi Fabric $ 7«
E r r '1
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include nn entire
All .o „ ..i/
. ,nwn^fete of the l hloclf
will
Jay *
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gffi, • ZJl
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W*!J mflI(e their
ntepa
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Tho
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-Souis ChJr/h •“ whl5htew<iH ‘ be i t ? - ^ l!L b5_ilIuminatcd by" Jap!
30x3ya Cord
The weeks activities at the Wo
bnggago porters appear to have with-her-for* tne *
the Church of th^ f 'B ' iW. Wpro o f Warrington, Ga„ hHd on. the church property
on anese lanterns,
iro;
singled out Americans for their
booths have been planned man’s Hub Includo tho brldgo caf
I meet with Mrri.! spent Saturday in Sanford *s tbo P,^K^T!nuo’ . Gamea will ^ pjayed
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hold-up tactics. In tfOM^ instances
?TH Jhe features of each and th i
\cr home on Park guest o f friends. '
The Lake Mary Chamber
<rtv«n n - . 7 t o " f e f i u utalviduals in charge aro as fp t eteria at 1:30 o’clock Tuesday afpassengers, especially unescorted Commerce held its regular me
Full Oversize C’d
•^*fnw,m
fnr
members
o
f
the
Social
wifi Pieet at the
women have been literally robbed. ing on Monday evening. AU me
k ^ cUi08- Mrs. . Frank'
k
jin Iasonardif Miss Tlllyo
29x4*40 cord ...
mrns,/io
Jojin
Moloch; fish-pond, Fred Crotoaiil dLLRrtment only, the meeting o f
rest Gntchell on
One American woman recently here were urged to become
-the me for ' re
Benjamin and tyiss Stella Mows kJ}]*9 ,8^ n teic’ which will be country storej Mrs. W. Potteri ityl Literature Department at 3:30
embarking on one of the ships fly- here o f the Seminole
Mrs.
Gntchell;
|
d
ti,°
r
t
t°
w“
r(l
Sanford’s
pride,
the
new
hotel.
Notice
on
gnaw* dlnpnto)im
31x5.25 cord ...
p auj Monahaij
..OD*cD« p .
Sunday where nightk*nwnf <lay Hnd w**i*U 5 cake both,Jjtfs
ing tho American flag, gave the Chamber o f Commerce, A
•ox
*ox nn hostesses.
ana also the
TO KNOW how women have de
i ’ W havc n nurubcr o f «n- candy booth,1Miss Lucy Peters; r^»* o’clock Wednesday afternoon, and
Hour
at
the
Li|they
®Pent
tho
with
friends.
•
... herein. All !?m ,ak ef.™nt ,~he flke,t,ton o f K ('y Sym es' old boathouse, veloped character since the cave ,
The landlords of “ wedding ros- Porter 40 *r«ncs.
night for members and thalr.
29x4.95
cord
...
the
gathering
of
last
year’s
garden
m
t
l
S
r
*
features,
Including
lluribn of epecini sun Standing line a scarecrow with arms outstretched as if
• « 1^ ^
—i. ...
freebments, Mrs. Frank Takach’l
taurants”—a specialized branch I
friends will be held at the CoaLdays read how Julienne Tuttu. 1
M f o Also rss«rv«*<i.
circle
members
at
tho
homo
of
Mrs.
13’ ibuni1 There
orchestra
32x5.77 cord ...
munlty Church on Friday
•
will meet with
......... —» casting ominous
uiiniiuun oiiiuinlaWf [ d |
«0fif4p088ib,L* w inler toi|rists,
shad- Eskimo mother, 'ought ami killed
Miss Martha Tufts returned to muslcand
music and “f
dancing.
will be fancy both, Miss Arnnka Takach: Henry Wight at 10 o’clock Friday of tho fdod industry—have ap- ■
4
apron booth, Mrs. A. E. Malian.
11, 1926.
Oct. 15. The following i
pealed to tho prefect of polico, say
tws on Elm Ave- ner home in Orlando Friday after
morning.
Such »
t0 S» » for d> atavistic persistency. her husband on a lonely little is
Lake Mary
30x5.77 cord
SrUeTbwUl° K,nt7 <,Btin«f booths and
Among tho prizes to bo given
were appointed as a p l a n n h ____
ing that some of those banquets
land off the const of Labrador.
noon after a pleasant visit hero as £ v *
W iw u s T e i?
bo,*rivcn aw»y on both away are a Pomeranian dog, floor . The bridge cafeteria is in the ca were ordered months ego, and long
Mnnr„au
Urricanfi
,a
,
\
l)lew
m,,Ht
of
Ukp
Okeechobee
into
the
Congregamittee; for the purpose o f conduct- A f
tne
guest
of
Miss
Dorothy
Stokes
aays. Tho winner of the Indies
FASCIST
, , W « ' RLArromii
30x31/2
tubes...
.
pable hands of Mrs. D. D. Cald
Grady Minor is completing a new
tacle Haven would have completely demolished this speco f A^ iaTiOm ,
,
- ,K * *■>\
[meet at 3 o'clock at her home on Ninth Street.
* beaotlfyfng campaign: Kmv &:
popularity contest will bo an lamp, silver basket, thermos set, well and Mrs. Fred Dnigor, and before the ordinance o f tho two home
off Third Street.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND court
ntand, framed picture ana
frtiuTi^
dishes camo into offect. They ask
s. Henry Nickel,
James Thompson, chairman, DoUkf.d'j
nounced Wodnosday night.
The amokinff
AU Guaranteed
r a & K t « f e r * a treat
they
will
be
assisted
by
a
num
two
gold
pieces.
acquitted Mrs. Tultu when «h>' told
that a general exception be made
at, with Mrs.
aid Anderson, A
E. 8JoM33;?r..
I;*v • ’
s to S rm ' k i n ° J l n f 0 i i ! , S w H v e r y , i t l | e i f a n y i n f l u e n c e w i t h t h e how to protect her childre n she
Eli**b«th Whltnor, who is proceeds of tho basaar will be used
Master Charles Sewell has been Frank Evans and Albert Whltakafc’ ’/ «
Tho executive committee
in ber of their friends in* caring for In favor of wedding feasts. “ No
J. Jones as
Rines
Filling
Statioi
.. M l t to Jaekaoaattending Cathedral School at Or- 1 v l” nr0Ve tbc pari" h Property.
charge of the lawn fete includes the guests. The *octn] member compromise, no exception” the pre suffering from the past week with
J u r T u r n T h n f III n *
W 1 ? ? a n ( l w o m u s t ‘ l a s t l y a w a i t stabbed her Eskimo man tir.v aft
i M3 Sanford Ave.
Rhone 4(|i
eh
n"r nrt'. oxpccted from Or tho following: Mrs. Meisch, chair ship is very large this year—con fect ruled. It would bo a good blood poisoning.
* Oaf at. Jvhaa*la _ S . K ! ’ J i h n tH?ra,(l woul,, ,,kt‘ tn w c the knights o f the er time with a sheath knife, then
p
e
n
fcetlng of the Inndo, spent tho week-end here I,,/i«
lando, DeLnnd, Daytona and n
_ CtMl.
. Tfie pupils of the seventh and A m
riddled li is body with bullet s from
v iul -7 parcntH- Mr. and Mrs. B.
First Presby- F.
man; Mrs. Krnnk Peters, Paul siderably in excess of 100, and the start In life for the newly weds
^
5o f f h o b K
!,‘ k(‘ H" mL‘ a cl,o n * W<; would like to see som e
Whitner.
eighth grades of the Lake Mar
way.
bridge
parties
mean
more
than
a
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
It.
Sibley,
nnd
t
i
e
^
>
e
T
h
f
n
e
,
?
h
b
o
r
I
n
g
c
o
m
m
u
n
i
be held Monday
to practice economy, he advised. 1 M.O ....I S,_
_____ ttr _ j ___
' *» teaala
n L h t a n d V ,? r hlf ahcf,t8 ^
01,1
« " « (iuiet nmo,.light
k
n .Tht‘ ,n,,slc W,I! be furnished Monahan nnd C. 1,. Britt. M. Halt mere coming togethor of club
|0 o’clock at the
“The grent financial penitence” Mi* and Mrs. Georgo Woodman :Scho”.' nro Panning two compet^,
night and push what remains o f the old boa
by
Peter
Schaal’s
orchestra
und
er
will
have
charge
of
the
construc
memh('rK
i
ami
with
the
exception
llterarjr
She begged him j
Ibers lire asked to I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heeren mot the Muuinpal Band. The church
which successive finance inlsitors and small daughter arrived recent- , ,v® . , rnry c ‘ u^« to
G E T T H E B EST
of bnlldln* pr^ | silvery, shim m ering depths o f Lake M onroe.
to wait milil morning, lie wouldn't 1
or this one affair, invited guest* from Callinux to Poincnre luive told ly from their home in Clifton.!
,?l,?.n,cnt8 durin* tho winter.
tion of lights and booths.
•r
Bund
will
meet
ored
to
Daytona
Beach
Sunday
ihatjaraT* *,tf*r*,*, ■**rtMrs. Kelley, n musician of ability,
.So, for in,, the morning never '
1 heirs wotild he a dt*ed well done.
•
from out of town nnd residents of France she must undergo, is re Mass.
FJH'7 /r, .lJVns- {’niu'U’t(* biutbl
whero they spent tho duy.
rnii|e.
will teach public school muaic er* ’
of all kinds, Roofing Till* (vJ
less
than aa year
year’s
residence always
always sponsible fot the predominance of
■jiyr
r
„
~
— —— IPR
" «m»n
s residence
C***lMl<ni #f five a r a —
0 ment Coloring, Etc. from' |
The Building Commitoo of the ery Thursday afternoon. All « u n i.
IV ie m D e i’ S
Ol
B a p t i s t rofr‘f<kmcnt3 Of pineapple slier- ^nrc I>r,'st’nt, and thus a delightful black in day and evening gowns,
(day
R
(• • u lt r a ,*
OVER \ period of fi00,0(10 year,
T h a t O t h e r C i i i l d i ’e n M a y B e W a r n e d
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roumillat of f 'l l i m v
j
i
an,l individual-- cakes
iced in <>PP,>r|
,|.nity
is given for getting it is explained by tho dressmakers^ Com inunity Church met after tho pils of the school will ba enrol
,
------.
,
nonrof,
S A N F O R D CEM EN T
con for the mcm- Jacksonville were guests of tho Choir Entertained by red and white were served by Mrs. acquainted.
men might have been improved by
in this work. • Superintendent X* J
One black'drcss, they say, can very Wednesday evening prayer meet W.
? ( *f eltr branMflra.
U Department at form ers mother, Mrs. Juno Roumil
Lawton was a vislto
P R O D U C T S CO.
ing
to
receive
the
report
of
the
Clarke
Iamnardi
nnd
Miss
Tillyo
Those
who
winh
to
make
reser
well last out three colored ones,
Mrs...
John
L.
Miller
lb at 1 o’clock lat, for the week end.
school
last Tuesday,''
T A yr- 7 ,ittI‘! ^ o „ . y c a r old Doris McGrett% '\ Z ' t
Location
Committee.
•rhool apatrui
Benjamin.
About
100
guests
called
vations for the careterin luncheon while rendering the samo service
I»(h end Maple
Phone II3.||
Caldwell as hostfur lartraar* n L 1 / 1 , T , ,
tors during the week ____
during the hours between four arid must telephone to Mrs. Caldwell as the three.
l,y a mo,'key and died. The child, j
*kulls H th<!y “ bused
The members of the choir of tho six.
The Ladies Aid of tho Commun f-- P- Morse, welfare worker,
kc mosi children, loved to watch the cunning little monkevs^ n Vh ' T r
before noon’ on Monday, a* no
ctm.la* a
Harden returned home
Judging from tho scenes at tho
the All souls
JSaturday from
Ashburn. Ga„ j
Church were most
Tuttu sncceedSafety Knr Your Sating,
applications will he received after various watering places and’ moun ity met with Mrs. James Thomp Mary Grave*, county. uurNk
Mrs. W. G. Ferguson, schoolvenue l>oth aft- where he has been visiting ills par delightfully entertained Friday
. ^. . .
,
he ha I
thnt time.
Jof her lev. A few hours
- ^
t
lhc t a ,f knocked
» usband,
tain resorts, during September, son on Friday afternoon nnd the too.
^ C o u n ty T e a c h e r s H o ld
•ents.
ig.
her down, broken one of
evening following rehearsal by
Tina 8 nrr pent dl.lilmdi
lowevcr
“
fttr,ll|i'i>
was
given
over
to
sewh
The mnnv friends of Mrs. Anne Uio "great penitence”
of tbo PresbyHer arms, and inflicted wound.
Tho many friends of J. H. Powe Mr«. J. I,. Miller' at he iovciy' E n j o y a b l e M e e t i n g 1 o n \nn Ne«s Brown, literature de- was on tho surface only. Fnvnred
,irt*t’*c’i4 f,,r the December baSANFORD BUILDING AM
home in Edgewood,
from which she was bleeding free
1zaar.
m i .h'dd i! 8
«* ‘ ho Sanford Drug VV . will n
* i i f •;
Iv.
J
I
F
r
i
f
l
f
l
V
q
f
TTirrli
i
|'ar*rT
,*
*
»*
t
Chairman,
will
be'
gia,|
I
'vit^
|
J.ulv
“
,‘l1
August
weather,!
eetmg at 7.30 gret to lonrn that
In•
Hallow.-’en ideas
----- ... is ill at the dreor.itin,,a
n prevailed
!.............. 1,111"'
U
^ C lI O O l; to tn h-r home from her vacation I SeI’tc" lbcr w“ " ®»» *>f the banner1 E. S. Greenlenf nnd daughter,
LOAN ASSOCIATION
rch.
Po Yo« Want A n » > «
r crnnhl- Laughton Hospilnl.
neeoraiions of him k ruts, wileh--*
The first mooting <if..................’
•
■
....
*
•
*
—
IIn* fall j in tune In preside ■Vet- •In- firm I ,n,0,»bh« o f past holiday season.
tf the fall of tho
„ ..
.
° w« r A*k Uew
.
IN PROCItESSIVE Chicago all
and other novelties, ns well ns black season <>f the Sf mp.,>| County j meetine. and also •<» give some i Thu •pleasure resorts were com -,, Beatrice, o f Bath, Me., nrrivrd
.
held at tho Old
SANFORD BUILDING AND
limit oil building height lias been
N K Y V S
F R O M
C H O K O L O C K E E
Clyde Booth who is attending iMiskcts filled with yellow cut Teachers Club was held Eridnv l I'omin-.; ences of her rosMenre in I plete!\ filled up unlit its last dnv '. n*
«nd
nrc
making
their
removed. N’i lid but the blue sky
i:3(l o’clock.
LOAN ASSOCIATION .
‘
sStetson University at DeUnd flowers.
KSTKRO EAGI.E
afternoon
at the
High ! ••«1*an
m her eai-lie
.
.
, ,.
, ,
......... Sanfonl
........... ..IKIII
....................
nnx ' ■U.” 1, G'o visitors spcnlu-.g money homo with Mr. Orecnlenf’s father. :
JF And Justice.’* l Kings * re a t -chvm n „ f
*“
AtmiKl.,y V and ('hicngi wil! proceed to show
of tho Daugh- spent the week-end hero with his
T
A.
Greentenf.
They
were
a;-J
' il
A most cnjoyahlo musical pro- hchao' niniitorium with a large a t -‘
A. Dougina will handle a dis s 'V '"
hhernlity were n d for
>ss at 7:30 o’clock parents.
tbo.-e old gentlemen around Mala-I’ i Chokolosl.ee eorrespomlent in hold (o it for an old relic (survivor
’
i,oni|’.tiiii-d l.y Mis,. Eiltia I’ irikhani j
Children should nut hav>
gram
was
rendered
hy
Mrs.
Ro!>-!
^
en,hinco
of
mcmliers.
jcussion
of
tho'changes
thnt
hav‘
Diners
hut
nut.ves,
ns
v,|
-,cem)m
at
the
MethoE.itero Ameriran Eagle: We have of lu'n storms)
the pukoh . f ' w « Z t o S Z Z Z Ttho
* 1™anim
* ? als * ’ •' , l" » "™ ........... .
art L. Glenn, and tho choir also
Glenn E. McKay presided o v e r! eonu‘ lrt 1,10 Sunrise Kingdom in
" r'*""' h'*il hy the shadow of
lAII . members
aro
lust wenther.-il Ilie wan t storm and
--j. ,
Lord, -Thou art
T* -* Sunday morning preaehimt ‘
HIV S(| J-(>.
...
- i . M'.m Nancy Rogers who has been enjoyed nn unusually interesting th,! husineKs meeting when election •G'0 V,,,,V hmg tlmo of its existence. thc cominir dn-VM ° r 'lepression.
Dur little off .and on motor was
;
h->
™n;mt
Inu-ra
»|wc|m
„
bigheKt
w.iieM
since
1JM
0,
when
their
articles
f
o
r
(
visiting
in
Sanford
as
th
eguest
of
‘tervi.-i*
vdll he omitted next Sun- (
d doest wondrous things;
wtoi
S
J
es
in the wreckage, but was not seri- '
I of officers took place resulting as I Tlw membership of tho litorn-.
|he water was S inches higher than mi.sly damageti. We lost over $300
still, children .should lit* taught the* da
tl.iy nt Rev. Thompson will preach
**
her aunt,. M
Mrs. Mabel
K. ' Bishop a, 10. p^°Kram’
.
.
.
.
.
„
,
|
“
Young
men
atudy
for
...
FOR
West First Street
Lato in tho evening Mrs. Miller wmiW8: PrCs,(I‘’nt-< Mrs. Osborne turc department is larger than
^
' °ung men atudy for th.
r class will hold n
in IhlH Ktorm of the lMtli lout U-.
lie expects to be,
pet^or to U rn* tho m ^ S I n |iu l(. S o l s i,','
.............. ..........
Vu/n H c
priesthood ia one of the two sign nI Sorrento.
Sunday
t
^
h
c
/
T
o
m
f
in
aC
i^
Punch/
{ake
an’d
W
m
a
d
e
'
vice
^osideniV’MiM
"imvo
!
S
'b
e
fir
e
V
K
u
wis
Tuesday
night
at
a the Wcdnca- (,iap|ayc(l
promincntly nt K
tlu, percent at the song and prayer ser -1
Sanford
C A K E - M A K I N Gt e r n
• ' can,^°"- On tho platos woro cun- TiirnoJj •Jet'rftfnry. and treasurer, ■'Iny Club,
i much pleaF:-TO o’clock. This Ga
, ,und there ia
\ica
which
will
be
conducted
at
Rant anticipation
of the
'
_
_
favors o f black and yellow Mis8 Ruth Hnnd.....................
‘
' ycnrfn pro doora of almost every church in 7:30 o ’clock with Mrs. Elmer Hyil meeting of tho
■ u u i Ba i » i
tho Snvolc department.
,, ,
, ,
|th all Its yiolds of
kittens. About 20 members were
After the election of officers, T. gram of atudy of Japan, nnd Inter _ The othor deals with women’s 1
,-na
03 leader,
•
tr ,
. „ Mayor Fore8t Lako- Mrs- Monroe ninttcndanco.
■tid hope and fear,
in
the
year,
of
contemporary
drnti
?
t
°
n
H
most
interesting
l0!,nry,
U^.on
°
F
B’
Hutton
nnd
William
Lako
re
fashions and reads: "Ya who e n -1
. .
~ ~
fo r t in i . h o ^ M t t w i k o S
.............
u" 1' « " ■
•;eh«pce o’ the
church will moot turned home Saturday afternoon , ,
_ ,
--------- tnlk of the work planned for the ma.
ter______...___
hero must_bo decently u(umn|
dressed.”
* fiends or N. II. Braddock
Snowdrift makes dcU-p-SfS
Int
tho
church.
loye—
from Newberry, S. C., where they M r s .
Those membera of last ycnr’a
J o h n L e o n a r d i LearA and. al£° loW ,,f tho tenchers*
Tho appeal to young men to bowith him In tho loss
r\
tx
D
l;
meeting
to
bo
held
next
Thursday
garden
*
*
*
*
'
cious cakes. Next timd
accompanied tho body o f Meyor
gnnien circle who wish to con- I come priests is followed by this nC ,,i!’ >’“ MnK n®Phew, Ernest Bred
(
t bd, hath
- S
t
S
outsidp. Thi»
tesday
* Lake's mother, Mrs. William J. w o l d s O p e n H o u s e I n ! ? u d. Pri(!nyJ n 0rlnndw* He urged tlnuo
Monday i
this work will meet at Mrs. - explanation:
dock, who wns drowned Monday
you bake cake^ try Iho benefit o f thc Lake.
“ Tho war has killed 4,618 priests I at Heimon Springs. Ho hnd been
H on or o f
3
V i s i t o r s ■attend theso meetings.
,lnoI-° rounty teacher \yights on Friday morning nt 10
Jl’s Church on the
^ » . V i (j i i ~ ? rovn|ngpclock.
There ia a waiting lis t! nnd church Bcolnrs nnd emptied the a frmsi of J,l" 1un.c,e at h,H hom«
Snowdrift in your fa- .1
on Oak Avenue,
aunt
At tho conclusion of ihe busi- left over, and if sufficient appli- aeminaries whero .youths woro here often “ami
“ also
Mru. Anno nVn Nona Brown re
.......of his..........‘
“ " h f ^ 'o n e homor left in
^nd evening. .
Tho
attractive
homo
of
Mr*
Mrs.
II.
P.
Dnrnnt.
neaa
a
socinl
hour
was
in
order.
cations
come
in,
a
second
circle
turned homo Sunday evening from
studying to bccomo priests. Ten
vorice recip e. Use
_____
Holly Avenue Vi° “ ,0In.<' Economics (’lass with will be formed.
part ment of tho nn
........extendod
............. trip
. . . r ot Now York
1UfK John Leonardi nn
.........
but it wasn’t enough.
thousand parishes are without »
Mr, nnd Mrs. \V. S. Flanders ro'will meet at tho Springfield, Mum ., nnd other pointH C
h o »c.enp ° f » most delightful Mrs A. IL* Stone and Misa Hinton
Snowdrift just as you ' d
This one numbers .To and is com- priests nnd there is only one priest
9 Masonic Bldg.
Phono 75
odock.
n
tho
East.
Mr«.
Brown,
an
pres-l*
n
u
frnu
ir,
f:
n
*
S
at'irday
afternoon
m
charge
serving
iee
cream,
cake.
I
posed
of
membera
o
f
all
chib
do.a
lefor
every
1,661
souls
in
France
don’t.seem te,jio. duamount o f cou.struction u-iu-k t,, i . . ,i
. ........ *,1f-mum, o.t.i n woods, anil shut buu.se •
do any ocher shortens
iviui v.-u dn-.l away and w<> to next munih. I lur weal her gnis
( of fee und mints. About 100 mem- nartmi nta. A larger number would nnd ho oftun is a very old man.”
idont of the Florida Library As- IS l ‘nn h o n o r i n g
1th complexion much PXPOKhlyo pay offcre.l. Then* is much in ih r
I.N K I l I l T III-'
( III V T Y
JL’ I K .K . I
^ A V E hy givin g us your sidewalk, drivew ay and foun
r ,L‘n '’
1lhem “ • •!*■•«•»*•
Fiday
socintion represented tho state 0f lr*' ° ro°ks White of .TnelrU
r.h„iii.. hers attended this meeting.
, •iiistniii. d a heavy lo.-s for a imh.i- •Iruppcd nvvnv duvvi to near he i
JacksonviIk*,
bo
mrwieldy
to
handle,
as;
the
The
warning
to
women
is
not
H
K
U
IN
O
L
H
cni'NTY,
HTATK
IIF
ing
ing, m lecoratii.K. tvliuiklinV |,?t J,
• •l,H 1,mo ,,f
will meet at 10 Florida at tho National Conven-1 n
l cieat in,-w ho had m.-bing mucl. tn 1*’•ui'.sl. slut ui signs.
K I.O III Il.%.
meetings are usually held in elucidated.
R? f cnt of .th‘‘ D- A - R„ Mrs.
j lion work.
All work guaranteed.
*-o— —
I-.'STATM ul-'
Henry Wight at tion of Amorlcan Library Aaspcia-1
TUNNEY MAY WED SOON
Hie Good Bunk tt IN „s tint
A e imve no fishing now.
Without OUtHidu hell) b tie lb V
ls nhlt‘ tn
il I '• AVIS' ; ASIDE the question lose.
T " ° ’ DeLand, Recond
homes, but If the interest is sufA
l
Alt
Y A. \V. KKELV, IVrcenard. .
rk Avenue.
World'a Series is r e m a i n t h o * s a m e
\ T n , J (r r w W r r n -0 n , k o
nrp n orm al.
, n , t a j!, v ’
/ t , u ^ p a r t i c u l a r ' h e t h a t h - i « m u s t i „ . « while he i lish house i:. out of (-uniniiHHion,
tions at Atlantic,‘ N rJ ./ which was
,bo D- Aund
ficioht nnd ns mnny ns 15 apply.
One hundred francs for carrying I l l T U B JIID U I-; o r S A I D c o n t T
■bout time for the earni't.s
all
torn
up,
docks
ail
gone.
Mrs.
Allen
Hallle
of
Gainesville,
attended not only by notable peoWliKKKAH. Ilulpti i;. Hintill liitti
NEW YORK, Oct. 11—(IP)—To the> Will Compose a new circle.
T h in in vasion
V * a ! l m v , ‘(i » • » ‘ >-V f i e h l .
m w b ly ,K h c d n,,t
',h »*
k ef In to fly South.
■inlay
iiiqilli-il In IIiIh Court (or l.uttora of
! ‘ . I. Ik'* folks are busy repairing
of international representatives, d ' a ^ cordlnff Ht)L'rotnry of thc days American says that GenN o r t h in e n g i
-Vttmliil'ilrutloa
on tli,) ohtsto o f'
their net racks, r rather
•
Jry Hour at the nle of America, but nlao a number
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
making
lunncy has matrimonial intention^
Alnry A. W. Iveoly, iteernseil. Into of I
eXCUNl* to i-oflK
at
1
1
1
o’clock.
new
and
digging
nut
their
n.-ts
sill,I
Colllit'
,,f
Hi'tnllioln;
1’ OR RENT.— Bedroom and garage.
Mrs. Brown also attended tho SeaQuantities of cut flowers uffec- «ml that an announcement will be
chilly weather wo are
TMESl; \iu: Til KUKI’t IRE To pit,. I
from the wreckage.
Call 15.
tqui-Centennlnl at Philadelphia
I stimulating business in rt,,u. Miami
J"®1O' arranged in crystal baskets made during the winter. The pa: nl mlmoli'sli nil mul Hlnrul.tr tit
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hul
she
caim
ol
'w.reh,.use
went.1
In
the
wreckage
“ ty.h' .
leIiitli-rii ii i.,l or,Minors of -nil! ,)■,
.
....... -.vckage
land vases were used in decorating |H‘r 8 K,,cioty editor writes; “ Hi* I
We hear of Everglades being
prom iN u to provid p
,,U I s n ‘‘ < « n n o l
..........
In tn> ,|. | |||q-c - " ,
til’ s
k
lV
in
Sanford
on
we found our old emit that we have ripped up badly; we have not been
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Mr. and Mra. Henry Long anij tho cozy home for this occasion. IT >.uOMod br,ido is 1<aid lw *»o r i c h , ----JUDGE GARY, HO years old had ever since the Li|()
t'oiirl
on ,-r In for,- f*ir _• •• •
M e here was tho Mrs. T. L. Long motored to DayhOR
RENT—
October
15,
one
furn
storm;
it.
,*'P
1
,1
see
them
vet.
f
03®*
nnd
zinnias
predominating
lay- ro3o* add
°
. Rorial reK1Ht‘>r and possessp ARIS, Oct. II — (/p) _ Newly
• '••'IIII,"-'- t I, IMJ,i
I
yesterday, was at work late in the
lynching in Tonnes(s.
was pretty vvell tattered and torn, I Our school
'
ished apartment, one room for Im-MOIIM If ,i nv Ii,.y Imve, in ta
tona Beach, Sunday wrero tho^ to carrY out the color scheme of °d <‘f “ daddy who Is connected weds arc up in arms against tho
doing
luisjtifMs j us(
afternoon,
making
for
time
but
evert
holes’O
il
k’
NlUV
il..
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v.icrnwwi,
miiKing
up
Tor
tin
licate that Governor
anifltflu!
of
fei»„i«j
,.f
Ini’ti!..
>
spent tho day,
two. gentlemen. 320 Oak Ave. A is.,
with the Rockefellers."
0 0 YOU K N O W th
red und white.
recent edict limiting restaurant one garage apartment in kin
"hlg .........................s w*! «re going to the same.
II ol on ;11•I , , »,,|.. , ,|I, „r u s.
rtut entirely above ■state has
Progress.
' ', KN()V\ this hit ot h istory almut Florliln* t i
\ i! " K™ U" K r' i*'n,l!,• Son" ‘ "'-I
If Oi tamlo, hcttil of
eoiin
Stlfll- . ill to U| ,|||i->| i,, , , •
‘ 8 Imm‘ 11 tilldor five flags
1*
.
in e blinking lilt, rests," in j* sai d
Th dining table was laid with a
meals to two dishes, since a restau try. No children. Call 221
e*lit A .-mm nit ion.
’-'MJi'l, ,t t .. :,,,
Mrs, Brooks White, of JackaonParts
of tho
near1 rant nan
S o u t h e r 11 C onfederacy, and the S i»| ..
•| m
. Notre ,Railway ,,'-u
has ucon
been ifie
thc moHt
most easentiit
essential
i u / - r0IK1* ^ ''ilis h . i v,l" ll<l liliV ‘""'ih er man, ulremlly
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THE
r id d l e o f t h e s e n a t e
Pore -Saturday on vilic state regent of tho D, A. R., Joyely lace clth and centered with a
Madrid,
Spain,
are
to
bo
electrified.
•
part
of
most
French
celebrations
F
silver basket filled with red rndi'I t Florida’* funtbail i « h f l a g w a s l t r s t r a i m l v m S 1t a , . K . “ , H i
The S p u n •»‘'d K « ’
H « r ce.
.
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
GR
RENT.— Furnished
room,
who haa been th<- charming house ancc roses and usparagus fern*
»«
„
,
.
I nt weddings. It generally consist
tail of that hurricane e x c e p t i o »n
C IT Y L IC E N S E S D U E O C T O B E R 1, 1926
‘ Florida in ir,f,p and with th..
Ik. " e ," >
,hr
s ‘ !'<*I'.l
n o f II fie,
bath connecting, gentleman only.
guaat
of
Mrs.
John
Leonard!
nt
her
Mrs.
Leonardi
wuh
assisted
in
re
?
a;T’
,,amalcn»
is
to
have
ed
of
10,
12
and
oven
14
courses
^G ainesville Saturday
!' ‘ a. ‘ ‘ ' ' W
period from 1718 to i 7 ->.' , ,
,n‘“ ht l,kf tu 1m’ ,u'a" ‘ «•" that
th.
200 French Ave.
lille uf Giiiucsviliu homo on Holly Avenue, nnd haB
The governmental limit to two
City License now due on every business, pro
>W .- 1,1
...
I, Predom
|.r1!,|.,minated
l„1.ljl^ r " 1" .‘. I - ‘ T I,C" lh c .......
‘ ' . I f e l T ! 1. " ';ld l" - " — -iw te iiirtmdii
ceiving her guests by Mrs RavHeDnlV® r lfr,ht ? n!1 ico |,luntlay
and
Saturday
htimhn,l"v,V'
been
tho
recipient
o
f
many
social
„ , 4 . ° 1' n i o r e t h a n t w o
n u n drid years or until 1 7o;i
courson, bus turned wedding ban
fession or occupation fo r w hich a license is re
cut of Mrs. E. D. courtesies during hor stay, left moml K w . D uri„„ ,h . nr t o ™ „ S « S r S y S Z l u i Z “
JUDGE GARY look hold of the cion tho
.................... .................................. .. __
H ie B ritish U n ion J ack w a s
quets to comparatively lenten
wo’ve road lately r i n s e d o v e r F l o r i d a i n I 7f , ; {
Juiinnn
,,„k
,\vequired,
and
must
be
paid
prom
ptly.
Sunday evening for Lakeland where
steel company when its slock, both .........
' seals and the Kc1 About Florida" Iho Spanish I'inir^ was",,l/Jn!
tlnv
evening
(nr
r,'ma1in,,,! 11,1,11 I78j'\viien common and preferred, was pun>
she will spend a short t/n© as
This,
,
there *ure isn’t
n'::;
2;:ic**sr
a .. ™
»lore Hie will spend the guest of Mrs. Joshua Reynolds
Ellen H oy,
U.n‘-1.,r‘ ’ a 111' 0 until IS IH. air, and Iho bonds sold in the hnlirijr mi'll.
nmas^iiMr
M
m
iwm
....
i
1
^ppnefalcd in this *tuio. Old Glory was first mis,-,! i
nu n, amassing ,„o»ey and ! thVi^iial.ihol'i /
n'l" ,t,lici1t"s , *•» '
[re returning t„ her before returning to her home.
T T ."1 in l!tl« »™l »ft<-r
v ,„ r
public were water. Andrew Car •ostiag about for the best meth i li, ,, ' . ,
C ity T a x Collector
-V *-------,,f rebel. I n
«iMe is state sreronegie,
who
sold
the
cmicerii
u
JM up imiii ll„. ImaslVr
ods to pull out of the r
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R- and while here
wouldn’t take those bonds IlH a
tyr* D. E. Brown of DeLnnd,!
'sliadow
m m * l h c Atnuricau f l a g w e n t
►kn°*uf you belong to the
enter! ained.
f
r
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*
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.
l"”
Up
|
gift.
control.
was tho guest Snturday o f Mrs.
(thera that tie up the
nin
snlonn
to
n^suro,
them
control
I
i»,,®
exception 0 f the
But with thc usually
___ ___
John Leonurdi at her homo on Hol
»t|fnd turn tho girl
H. M. Sellers and ly Avenue,
h"u”1:-. A ndiltrin.L™ ,! claiming
“ " “ "so
y littic. tiic'i
f*;
Tin?
PREFERRED
stock
closed
___
...........<-™,-r ,v,u i| -^ ;
iv
returned to their
night at 17—'^, the coaiiiion
of actual Dcmocrtilu
rv.ille Saturday aftnMccndnncy
begins
to
take
on
the
stock
at
I
lt57s.
The
conipanv
Ims
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher are
Ivsge a little hapI he seven democratic seats to
(,slt, Ron- na the moving this week to tho homo of
¥-10(1,1)00,0(10 cash up hand, abso I'll are in the solid south, and to guise of something worth thinking
. '• f ^ k a g e of our
a,|d iMrs. David thoir daughter, Mrs J. D Wood
lutely unlimited iron and coal rekill him,” quoth tho
- Th° (’“« li‘|Kr . pppulurity.
i8,
Fio,'i<ia h,,s serics, here mid abroad, and can eio-h place a democrat will lie re- whichn once
was
so
widely
bnllyruff, while their home undergoes
j killer. May joy be StnteM have muffei'cd will, 2 J
* nl,‘ lhy Mid,lit*
"""H .
Of th- 27 seni.to,-ships
S p e c ia l M e s s e n g e r
S e r v ic e
is
sell steel, at n profit., f„r lo s than now occupied hy repiihlicans. nine Iiooct“d’r ,a wariing. The slush fund
extensive alterations
sins of Republicanism are not for
Mm Thigpen has ree t t W l ' V*
f« m . violent s|orin! V,,!!!, !Mt
One any competitor can make it.
m a i n t a i n e d d a i l y u n t i l 8 o ’c l o c k in
Special— 66x80 double blanket*. All colored
«V; ?:lm‘ u’td*
" >’V the Grand got. And the discontent of the
[rnm
Duuglas. (Ja„
'
.....
all
lo
any
hanker
suggesting
to
|
w
i
w
i
m
i
»
m
a
n
d
t
o
t
h
^
^
V
h
T
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n
^
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.
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Dr. .Samuel Puleaton is oxpected
rtjfcfka wo have seen of
Comforts— Fine down comfort in rose, blue,
borders. Each—
° ,d * arty, to lie m the doubtful
(»
attend
the
mart
h
e
e
v
e
n
i
n
g
1
t
o
d
e
l
i
v
e
r
p
a
p
e
r
s
t
o
farmers
threatens
to
give
thu
or
Judge
Gary
that
lie
retire
under
to return homo Friday from - New
and gold. Full sizes, each—
Intaronu* urectus uro
eoltimn, They tire two in |i„lj„nr,
1
‘
v.
Misa
Elho
Devn.
such conditions, tin* judge would mul one each in Oregon, Kentucky giiillation a te.rifie menacing in 1
York and points in Canada where'
Jf®* personally pro |
a n y s u b s c r ib e r w h o is m is s e d b y
HOOVER AS A CANDIDATE
l»e justified in giving the modern Massachusetts, Missuori. Ohio, the middle west. Wherefore, Mr. I
ho has been spending tho past
direct from the ......... ............
TIU-CITY
, u A lC i
R. Sutherland who month.
American reply, “ So is your old New ^ ork and Illinois.
1
-CITY NKwa
NEWS
Cooiidgos duys and drenms a ro1
$ 6 . 0 0
I
$ 1 2 . 0 0
r e g u la r b o y
man.
I'»g here as the
It Ih announced that Seeci..^,. i
According to Mr. Norman W not crowded with uninterrupted ]
“ "‘ I ®ira. David
of a mufe MH...
Or ttl Hoover will swing aron.nl tl„. ..i-' )
Baxter writing in the Washing visions of himself as a chieftain
Saturday to their
aroiiini the elr-JeralS" ",.1 t' "U|,,M”“*d h*’ w“ »* » Lib
IT IS SAID the mother of the ton I. ost, the
.........maximum hope of
(tracteii the aching - ele
anvil le.
Britifih n,)t 1young lady engaged to iiuirry the |the Republican leaders is that they lo which the new senate will bond
.........
*•
Wesc general, who.
Sound Kor IN Year*
the
docile
knee.
oericnn
party.
Tht
I
ih
I'
'
tile
rich
banker,
James
A
*
1■Pjpfociatlon,
„ U,,<,r;
, V " luk,»K speeches for tin
mlatlon, saved the
tiiJ;'I"
'
*
|
Slillman.
never
learned
to
read
or
K.er
<Jmiring Stronger
He
MurriLIUC ULA TION DKI'A RT MF.N1
^destruction by his 1*l,,Pu«heMi
eorresiioiKj m,mii
.lJ .,asti/ . r l."’ Koc*. and |whni "!
[>> alter Hand, Miss
write. Lincoln's mother could no<
case of Andrades 111 ls
SM
IT
H
AxND
T
H
E
D
R
Y
SO
U
TH
dANFURD BUILDING AND
read
f.nd ,u‘r Iwo house
H m i r i r w *^
,,ut ^ • tlU‘ IJ" ' - 1
n,,r r"'',1'-’66x80 and 70x80, double, large plaidajnd colored borders. Extra heavy; Special—
id. .. V- h , *lr JfPPwrent to pre*. led Sta’t^'alid 'thTMU
M«rle
Walker
and
...
-r
N|:W
Y0
R
K
HERALD-TRIBUNE
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Hie
< onbelieve hilt M r 1 II
,8 , ,e ,,i“ n to J '» « ‘ her of Willi
en
V
“
J
J
T
i
,f
w,th
Pres
or
T
renton,
N.
J.,
views
»r.,
„
Hoover
a
noliticul
«lueror.
term HHinn Mr. Hoover
n .... ’
.i.
Pfor birds und rah- "eni s permission
Tbe Democratic state platform
P'P'| and St. Totora.
. , ,
dnim to nation-wide availubilitv !
{fo r big gum®. If o mvel across the country wlili (lie Dt-111oelilt'? Im.'"♦*t,Vi c,,M,t‘r *•>' , l.u ki,ri f,,r ,hiH world, a wo- was admittedly
where they apent
constructed
for
nn-.na
a
party
cliieftain.
D
l
i
Iicnli
mineioiL1
"
*"
U,°
Repubn“
»
»
3
*'b"l
IH
created
by
her
heart
’4efforts our .reward
lean principles.
ami mind combined, and by the fional purposes. It wns intended
‘'T H t sjicccsii comes
The
wounds
of
the
11)21
conventi
It will |„
years"i!Ir ,’t’ . r*’," ','»beie«l that
I " ‘ I'win and hearts id all the good “ h a diplomatic appeal to South
rbo concentrate.—
tion are not healed or even heal- (
•reoning, of Tampa,
>
.
.
,r “.K".. "Vhen
men took
took III
>>I W
!.,atk4. wf her.
~
.>« ‘ As several s g
flllitastle
i" " sonje ,nen
: v-on,L".
...... u^,,.W
,u‘ r' T,u‘
‘tuulity ern and Western Democrats
a
u
"
h
iin
Jlonduy « , lrf ifl thu
'W r i learned from White lluusp im not r«r him.
listrih ii.
"r1 tb,,t Mr- H o o v e r /0/ a <h ,d '« « ’« not depend up»,,
,bi" k <,f Governor Smith in terms I ing I h . ^ r t T S ^ ^ r t y " ^ ' '
h,!r niece Mrs.
“ p«st year or two.
ma le in ' " f f
") Kurepe' thl‘ , ,," ,thl‘r !* Hcbooling. 1. de |
pends
upon her clmrm
ti*r.
ih“
*F"r*
fn “ t- her homo in
v"
,,"1n* prominent enough t< ......
............
'
" national leadership. The wet poses creates im enthusiasm in (ho
•oriKidered in connection with i
I* auk was stmhouly moderate and 1South nnd West. Apnronriiiti
r
E xtra fine wool, bound with allk, dark colors and light pla Ida;' 8IS
" *Hidency, J4 bi^
y .
t e i ’
<* w i t ’S . L S ; 1.....
66x80
, J / 'KXT
T,l,,; inogram comes,, l|' " i » “ t oven hint nt repeal „ f the'that issue by any p„rtv
. *
for . th®
!
perhaps, the most desperate sten
J 'u rt W. Warner
t R t* York. U now
Eighteenth
Amendment.
.
rer„„„
u
r
„
.
J
J
!mrt>
°
r
'"
‘
r‘
y
Sunday from St.
party or cvei in Great Britain’s fight between
-‘tho acid oq Al i«ruy, that tho people do not de
- ul mine labor and enpiti
[fro they attended
*f m m .......
HUVII Jlllu
VAinill
J h . ' O
t m
.
th . W
thMlh
l i » . :.*,fva
reK
i i ‘ l ,t r ™“ l « I ' l r T i t E i X '
(
andfdato ft
, ago It w«A tell- he
Rnuon - of “ H0tei
Through nil the idlones und suf
reproiont*.
Mic pwty that he
: : i . r nj
.
r
a.
and tbe VolMation,” which n\ot
i ? tion "Mirations Three* i' . I S aw moodment
7
*
t W « ^ ^ ® ’of num-' fcrlng. union m in e r s h ^ p ^ . ; /
»ndid presidential - If tho Republican party i» * i
_ *
¥J i
„ fty
Saturday.
v
b« a good idea change front without entirely Iom"‘ (he imrti' n< /'•' e*,,>°*** between ml the min® pits from flooding,1iV'*, ','* A ,ub«mu nowspujwrs, “ The i There ia |ktb!' " °t Party mensurea.
• Continuous from 1 1 p. m. to
preventing u_ destruction of prop- u ' 'V
‘‘Th« Birmlng- of mnk m- fi
" r n« Present hope
0,acut«d chaireditorials to
U p, m. -------- ,,
party
except
aoerahip committeo
.■•ty almost irreparable.
'
Age-dlerald" and “ The Mont- lia lly an.l T 1
- -issues
r --------in l»2fl.
‘• u v
Yesterday the miners decided to i
hnvfl bi‘ t,,rlV '*t-1tent Th . , " m VOr^ 1llmited
I Republican L
.Vnf c ' r r^ L. ,,lm"olf
k
! .>' T O D A Y ’. . 3 r i i i / ^
S E l ^ n‘’Publican
- r?’ Ub,ic!‘ n of
° f the
th“ old
oidlRepuhliLn
him"olf "■ ote
on cnlhng out lh„ “ sufety: * Y 0'1 l b° Eyrncuae platform and' near at h-, ,
’’ ° f f 92K is too
r ^ collsg* chum,
the nomination of Borah ’ dn*cn votes m /)'>l
“ h«H
"m m ,.
* »
* * * * i
ferran of Eustia *rmen and flooding the pits. Brit- Ju
behind it. They turn Ilona! L I i'
■j
. any nalid
>,tbs Palm Bosch would .........
- - Dougl as M aiLaan In
'nh
lik«
,i...
j.i!..
(humbs
down
on
th..
.,n.«iwL..
J_"r*
.parllv
“
lignmont
„».i
n
Democrat.
workers
do
not
like
the
idea
lignment
for
and
.
"
<
,
h?
.......
..
r'
,r
r h°y afternoon and
TO
J» loaded rsvolv“ HOLD T H A T LIO N * ’
Ith'
of revolution, and If they fKM,(|
t
Mra.
’/ like ho did
Cos
modification
°
r
f<’
r
ond
uK“
in"‘
a.-..
the pit. they will flood themselves I residency. They repudiate Tnmlyg
| r at her homo on
“ H IS H IG H
ORSHT*
oSaiaT i C c*nlTm' R o r e h lepresonta
. Vv
T tall iu ideas and w ort,
p„
out o f work. In many' places"‘ per>"‘w>y and
•
v
.
■
■ , Milan*
Uni
W*0 « *
mnnun,tly. Their deeisiiin
’ * * • willp |„I - .Fm,r
••-Air V«a«
Years «ago Alabama voted
w 'E rnf i mL !
S p ecial P ric e * to H o tels a n d A ^ t m “ *
Ii *“
*orr a
wot
teresfc th® outsft!® world.
litIh#
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tho Influences of the
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Mr»* H* L. Gibson re
turned homo Saturday from Waycroaa, Qan where the former has
been.wuicr.-treatment at the A. C.
L Hospital
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Activities of the
Women’s Club
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facilities for the study of all branches:
of musical art under the finest tea^H*
ers in the profession. R
for the fall term in violini
and theory. •'.
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91—
Not i ces.
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and Morrow, 1 lu San- ^ 9 R RENT— One two room fum i v-.•ron
iiT Of.’ corV T V jnninu I
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f a d Ave.
ished apartment and one three
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room furnished apartment. 2300
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[will b* received Commercial
t o d a y s BEST BUYS
_i’V i
• Street. '
Jn .......*---rd Ksitati- of
c r pi j » . Pol.,. pin:„K „ „ „ Mollonvlilo. Phono 830-W.
toUectfi sent
itii <v Stut'co bungalow, 5 rooms TUNNJCLIW
k . D i c c 3 . UAM
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ry. tfl> Which Uncle Sum Uhl*
ay
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N«v«mber.
A..
V.
112 C
8e a line over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E iIvcrsfty
tty ii the questli
*?lrd
8,
,
roencj
porch
with
rimlnnce
monthly,
"ha)j
'
prosept
their
flnnl
stands
go
Wisconsin Star
Uielr
final
accounts
’dfntncr, Is <|cve)oDifnr
(evelnplng, nwring. R..
FOR SALE
7c a line
bath. 914 Myrtle.
’ '1«I room house corner Myrtlo AjS11lor*.
I&keciiOirM
5 e' [ rc/* sSatlsfaction guaran
-«>• - l . ’.!,e "in to of pniblems.
Gru* car
^‘’hnlellffe, ilrcenscj.
r,,r icing
Kl" » platform.
platform. In this i.vw,
; — —-------------------- Ave.
teed; Oak Ave.A 3rd St. Phone 1 1 1
on request.
'V ^ v r r y Qrsnny. fflitglmi
Ave.and
and7th7th Street. Idenlly locat- ih
to tlm If.... .
.ins.
Sliarun. i Foremost
the nuention of how
— ’
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'*• Hbaroii.
rorumosi is me
platform several thousand feet of | ^
RENT.—On Union Ave., 3 od to sehools. A good buy
First Inning
An ti licencing flow o f bq
t'es are for
rooms
and
CO-KJ lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd „
.
. bcren porch garage
CLARENCE SMITH
d room house in Flora Height*,
CARDINALS—Holm wotrt out
^ fa u v ftln libYa/y from’,
one.
of
Americans
to
devastated
........
Manager
Florida
1
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owftr
Si
Light
General Contractor
480 j ment* for ndrU,tR on,y- Phono largo lot, garden, garage. A won
to Gehrig unassisted. Soiitlnvorth
average
length
gium,
.with
mono
l
•
COO West First Street
derful i»uy nt the price asked.
rent nut a fly which wdb gathered
WII.r.rAlif If. TtlNNUlUFPK
niCIIA'lG M. TUNNICMkkr
at Phono 441
j in by Meundl, Hornsby shot a Alabama, Georgia Tech and
FOR
rge of 80c for
04 S eed, PlitntaT FertlUzei\
K xrcu toix.
RENT.—
Furnished
3
room
I fast single past Lazzeri. Bottom»
••V »
Tennessee Preparing f o r '
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JAMES
H
COWAN^-AII
kinds
of
t st
1 Icy ended the frame by sending up
is restricted
— iCrSt'oro0" 1"""''- I’» Cpp COLCI.OUGH REALTY CO.i
ST. I.OUIS, Oct. ll —f/p)-Ilone scheduled to come tonight with a
-be years, us a result, !»ef*»re the
I in und Sheet Metal Work WILL IIUY any <muntity good,
Big Contests on Saturday
j n high fly to Gehrig.
Ication.
'v,*rk*
tcoiMUintly nt .'hid«xli4' A i l
million dollar library is completed.
springing into reality with tnc formal eelebration at Sportsman’s
Water and Bout Tanks. At Oak
Tel <32. 311 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Hlrong plants, up to several hun
•> .
[made The Sanstill tHousaftda tff volunma aJJ
»*.
I No runs, one hit no errors.
I WO fnrniHheil apartments, close
Cnrdinnln’ triumphant three to two Fnrk. Grosso nml his committee
(By The Associated Press)
dred
e»ch
of
Bougainvillea,
(purple
Upkeep
Fund. In Bonds
be
responsible
cataloged*’
attler^nSb
M
.
.
.
ir«vfx*V3•l^rofcsser’a
I’tbfessor’aiH
tlrt/™,-^m, private home. 509 E. 3rd St.
YANKEES— Combs lined out to
victory ycatordny over the New met today with Mayor Victor Mill 1
Six Southern conference football
SANFORD, FLA.
Ne\t
orrect insertion,
Ne\t is the problem of how tn , v.nt,° kbm ric^.and even commmu'-J
Winner pf York
fv o lfn w 'n
n f ,“ nu' nlnml...n............I
vino’ ®L»mnnda,
N
Holm. Koenig grounded out to teams which by virtue of their vlcYankees sent thuosands upon er .in the city hall to complete1
(yellow
hibiscus).
Hin;et
t* the upkeep of tin- completed , al warehousM ave filled with tbkiS
for subneauent
) Hottiunley unassisiVd. Ruth «/■' i lories Suturduy aro outstanding
thousands of bnseimll mud St. Lou arrangements for the event.
REA I, ESTATE — INSURANCE
unit
ffice should be “ WJG/NS & COWAN CO.. Auto other
the inUrest
f tha
library.
• it with
,
....... ........... on y$125,000
i f j i s . u w u 1I"V'-’Hlowr.■ os^Tha
_o ^
— w ”llhrnrv
v « m i j $ .. i f f w l a f l
»m cl. w ’ T / T r , * ' S ' S
,.S
75- |lusi" p»* I’ l-ceH fu r R e n l
isians Into u hystericnl frenzy of
j reived a base on bulls. On tile hit I contenders for thr*
102(5 title,
Cone failed to|
the 1020
' '
A lingo of pathos colors St. Lou-!
Jtadlntor nnd iheet metal works, Ave.
itely in case of
also Invested, in Belglnn bonds. I ™ " / " f Louvnin is bulging*wii
’
• a k.
and run piny, Meusel singled over p|Ungd into a hard week of propurbroko through and?
celebration nml today set their is’ recollections of the stirring
‘ lain and ornamental Hhert metal
Atop those eonsidernti.iiis. ritizen- hooks nml still n generous worldV;it
secoiifl, Ruth br ing sloppe-l «t j ution today for the rontjiruution
contirtuntion
one was hurt on the*
eyes toward the first opportunity ’ days of the series title fight, for |
"orb. Tel. 7D5-W.
297 1■reach
■f Hi.- town are beginning to real keeps sending:
ATTRACTIVE
roorne
to'rent
for!
SRTISERS
Of
The
Game
With
third. Hornsby threw Gehrig <-ut next Saturday of the chase for tin*\VIMIIJI*.
of welcoming home n World's ser more sober thoughts recall that 1
field was sent in f»1
•Specials nt the Stores.
'bal
the
famot.
Iihrarv
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rim
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at,,'r
s
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N" runs, one hit no errors.
representative
ies chntnpion baseball club.
O.
_____
for Sanford.
Cone
Hornsby must go on to Austin. ;
current season I’luimpioitshipp.
"mg away with th-m.
‘
imd ( omniereiiil .Mreet. W. M 1 07
v,....
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Run of 95 Yards down.
llliar with rates,
Buck ran uron
Second inning
to attend his mother’ll hu- ■
« »mnir.
(Jwiiisr «>
i»* Park Ave’
a ...
• «“ /
A crea ge r o r .Salo
Manager Hornsby and 17 of his Texas,
.
PAIN fEK— DECORATOR
.Miilmmn. Georgia Teeh and Ten
•"mg. Owner,
20S
Where
they
onetool
a
nniver* 1 .
w«* j,
PrrslMent
r-,>
i(fS
f,
*
mid
colds
Ie.nl
to
lsaificntion will
for nine yards :)Md"
A. B. Riggs, C0 I Laurel Ave.
rlinmpion crew are due to arrive at r'rtl He has announced that h ('\RDIN AI.S Hell lined out I- ner-sre, enrh with two victories,
'.v |i<<lah. ing in 1 !, .,!,.g;,
i.;,
^Ini'll »'«r N*|r
ncHiuis
l.-iliiil
.
\
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-ti
c.m
H
iup
ih,-in
ete
information,
touchdown.
Buck
faQ
the
first
availnMe
train
the home caiiip lute today, with 'VW take
PHONE 393
Dugan who caught ltie hall with lead the proves.-mil of the 22 cop
'’’OR LEVI'. 139 acre:-, hral elas.i iiiov
1l,M ••1$1 I
1:1 i>y a'
77— H ouses fo r R en t.
(. i •.i-.int. ion, .in einul-ilicd 1
fish, they will
it n1 ' » X|«rl. Sslrnmaa
the extra point. Scon!
plans going forward here for their f"r Ibi* southwest after his arrival
Furniture Itofinisbed
out umxiitg out of hi-; irac'.s. Hu lori-liri* member*, while Mississip
-\''l *•«!, t!ix > Mow j.o-- esn
geiotal Iat m land on Wi-kivn Itiyi-r
„|n-o-ci
•
;ii
it
i.
pleasant
lo
take.
Crcowording
your
Sun
ford
(5
.
.
1
reception. Lust night's boisterous i here.
i-iii*
rnof
was struck out on thi.-e pitch pi. Auburn and the Univir.uty of
'Lukiiain. lias been I'arined 19 inulsi'-ii is a in .,- ineilic.il discovery
i HU! KENT.
mportaiit i-iii-rmiti»n:il
room lioii-e. Ph<
51A X F O R D BUILDIN G <\NI$
|akc it niuro ufRuth Rit Homer celebration, which continued into Tin* ludricoiis element continues
ctl bulls. Ruth mail'* a wonderful Georgia also have clean skates
• *'nl| or phone II. Ii. Jx-wis. uilli t»vi» | tc| fiitjiin; ii Hiuillics and lil»’*aricN m tit worlil *.vitii a imi
Buck kicked off $1
25— I'larlslH.
! 3512.
ANDIRONS
the lute liours, is expected only to npuce. Numeiuus signs have made
with one win apiece and no do- ;
i
mining
catch
of
(>‘
I'iirreH’:i
h-n-:
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Stoinoff
who
rctumedf
t.V attio-lii il u hii h <til| . p,.
l o a n A SSO C IA T IO N
^
l Is Given Four rival tiie homecoming festivities their appearance, suugesting the
Jic.ils liu- nit!.in-, d liicifibrjiii-ii ami jp.
i.'dl •*s in theology. What i-iTi-i I
drive.
feats.
rr n o t i c e '
SCREENS
FOR RENT. Five room bouse, •!••— Wanted— Real (Cstate
Iiiliils
R-riu
"nmili.
’Pint will he accorded the Red elevation of Hornsby, Alexander.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
South Carolina. North Carolina i Contest Is Slowed-.By
|huuld give their “ SV e WART THE FLORIST”
£0 Passes to First Hints.
modern furnished,. I,y month or
M* all known dings, creoiote ii recFIRE SETS
’
Jack Grows, city register,
blowers for nil occarions.
ffica address as
yards. Mobloy wna
Y A N K E E S - Lnzzrri struck oat 3,1,1 Clemsun, each with one victory
Continuous
:
Argu
by year. Apply Bareli Its phono, A ( HEAR I room hmpH* wanted ogili/e<l by lii;-!i medical outhorilies as
•o r k , o ct: u . - < * v - the chairman of the committee Thovnow and other heroes of the
McLANDER
ARCADE
bone number if
, when the count was two mill three. : llml <,,u’ defeat, follow in the perno gain. Wulker kick
for >2.599. Our prospect him one of llie gn-at,vo In- ding ugt-ni’ie* for
two miles out Went First St.
o Vim 'and vitality which nrranged lust Monday’s club to positions of honor from
SEE OUR WINDOWS
Phone 781.
jits. About one
ing By Both Teams who failed to return
■>-199 i ash. Closer in tho hotter. |i*rslrlcnl iiKiglea and cold'* and other
(hji'un 8pun a hin^rlc^ over »<?con<l.jrcntnijc column with a .500.
cotr 'bell* of St. demonstration when the CnnlinnD Mayor to president.
thousand has
RENT or aeli. A muv bungalows. Scruggs Scoggnn Realty Co. Phone form* id tlirii.it ti.mldcs. Crt-omtilsiun
fiold made a pretty
Dugan \vu3 out stealing, O'FarGeorgia Tech’s Golden Tornado
Lust night’s merrymaking, how ,
to rtflf again when
iid the others
I.. IJIasul, next Woodruff springs, 735 or 7P4-.I.
o f first half. Scortj
nil to Hornsby. Seven-id singled ;
1 be Crimson Tide of Alabama,
ever, took lt_
its toll U
ofI dead 1(lll
and inHy Hill Du Dose
.
s thought they wore brought the series fight to home ‘ u„.,
imil..ms, in addition to creosote,oilier
27—
Professional
Services.
ate
with
you
making
plans
today
Jliml<
William
Troll,
Jr..
17.
was
1!>26
conference
champions,
are
;
’
,r''t
hlreet, also lota nml arreage
Sanford
0.
*
to center.
Hoyt ended Yankee'*" *"
In a game thdt wns bitterly con
mate, art ort tholr way
IomIui - element . nlmii sootlu- uini in-ul
•
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t
Oati-yn.
l.v
>
-<iur
eildress.
preparing
for
the
feature
eonfer!HI— A ti Inntobili'K fnr Sale
hopes liy going out, Haiues to Hi t
ft# Moltnd City figuring how Vro,n .tw...u|h rftUrn" ;tr bnUmen killed When was brushed into the
THE BALL HARDWARE
tested from start to finish.' San
ll -- i.i'-'ct. d litcailir ilie* and Map llm
Third Qusr
innMUST
be.
,ence conic* t of liie week.
The ; ford High went down in defeat
t->n■l<*\.
.. * J 1‘‘
^rom " Vl‘r i streets from the running hoard of
ona can buy with $C,fi84.r>l.
ini’ -i - i and iull.iiitiiiiiiiun, ivItiIi- tlio
Mobley kicked off |
nt The Sanford EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
^
i „ „ nutomohile. caught in a truf* OR . RENT. —T wo fiii.-i II <on n lrv I WI LI A
game, \vl»i-**t wiil he .plave-l
on ! Saturday afternoon before Putnam
No runs, two hits, no i rrurs.
«um represents tho money to enthused Tans
.
KNIGl’ T ami ilvei lan-l. ' - •’ ‘
<>n i*i- stoinai'li, U ahno
kinks,
one
price,
personal
nt
*
1
*
Smith
and
then
tnckH
hy
Idler.
Telereal-ioncea.
One
located
>.a
iv
jI
roar that Horridly and lih en*\v fie jam in 11 downtown stn*rt*
lid each member of tho St.
i techs field in Atlanta, wdl see the High in I’alatka. The score was 19 a fivo yard return. Yd
Third Inning
ami AI. Motor Co.,
J
'''to
l
-<
• Id. od. allacl.s tin-scat
teiition.
Bluebird
Beauty
Shoppe
Puanres
are
not
<ry Ave., nr..r river: tin- other on
j elimination ot one of ihc three |to (!. Continued arguing on the
i Cardinals for winning the will cnitmrlc from tho train at soma Four pfrsons, including a polii **.
• Alt DIN AI.S Tlicvenow
i'.irk nnd Commercial
Phone 319-J.
Ot Ii ,' Ill-'lMr im/ l in-, } s t||(. -rowtli
through the line and ;
Geneva
at
B
eck**
ll
imin-.il..
town nearby and be smuggled in- 1 man. were injured while mingling
Va aeries.
I’ric
i lc-t to left. Haines sacrificed t•>Ioutstanding contender-.
'i einie
pan or both teams nhled materia 1id tl- ... -a.
$20.90. F. F. Dutton ,v- <'.,
New York Yankees nrr to town was expressed. However ] with the revelers. One a girl, was i
Gehrig, iliiaisistcd Holm fouled ee’s stni'di’ g will not i>e affected,; jy in making the game a slow for a one yard Int*.
,
C11RYSI ER
imuif - Efficient
t i -I "i ' -a i . /-ll It.lim i-d s.it!-.f.ie.
R.
J.
NIX
broks
through
and
tyj
jlnjL.We purchasing powei it would he murder if they didn't critically injured when she was
it to Severeul. S-mthworth sen ijl'T the Volunteer* go outside the, drawn out jiffair.
( 11 \S T. FULLER AH)TOu r o
ti i.i*
b" - '• tm- It. i l l' l l III id IKIsislrnt
Attorney nnd Counsellor at Lnw
n
one
ya^d
loss.
C
oj
77—
Houses
for
Rent.
17.7lvand reflecting that the show up at the local Washington I thrown to the atrei t from the hood |
a lly out to Meusel f.*r the Second e»|Her«.ro for a game with Mary- j Sailford Urew fir8t b,ood jn thp
(>(i— W a n ted — lo Huy.
1,1 W. I I St.
i’iione CP ! •
' ' : l nddt. hi hi t-ijl astluru,
East First Street.
tackle for five yards.]
j of no automobile where she hud !
nee In tho sis? of tho check* avenue station.
time in the game.
-r-i-i.
. .>i,I -ll-r I..-ms of r, |,ii.|.
35
yards
to
Walker
*hi* heudliner of the welcome j^lhoen riding.
j This is Hob Krcuz, stellar buck.
— “ ;FtlR RENT.t determined by one $50,000 run.
' Georgia also goes m,t ide the f
. W .h e n Captain ThompNo runs, one hit, no errors.
•onin re* .............
iileiici
*"x ti. * i-- - and i•<•»: client f - tmildJEWETT AND’ RAGE
[Found.
[GOOD
HEALTH
is
your
greatest
FLORIDAOKL
h NDO - Orlando
urmnoo
..........
,,
son
intercepted
n
paas
and
raced
tho
hall
10
yards
lOerdinal* won the seventh and
| field man oil this season’s Uni
\ ANKERS-—Combs
ground:*J confervnee circuit for a (la*h witli
RIVE’S GARAGE
Morning Sentinel; largest classi- I E <!
Avenue-;,
•y "i*
i ■l-in afh r nddt oi llu.
. __ _
I .•‘p*-vt -CHIROPRACTIC WILL
a touchdown, which downed.
versity of Wisconsin football team. out to Holtorniey. Hnfoy after a Furman, Auburn takes <m I onisin- Hf> yards for
r Irtnio of tho World’s sei,„ u,„ i_■ >
..... .
Sanford
Denier
(rings
1
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J if iiiv coupli cr-'-ld ii
fivd
business,
rate
Ic
a
word,
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one
with
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beeii
you
in
good
iieiiltli,
2.
Maxwell 'Wna stops
| The Badger rooters expect grent long run, bagged Koenig's fly " » w « r . .... . ->»■ ....... ....» ( m .»- ,
. 1st St.
I'In-lie f.I
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of 1 lie! game. The run was tho gain at right end.
Is, Oil!
i<* Hust.'i* in |J ., ” '*'
(«»»* appointment. Dr. imuni 2-11- ciisii with onler.
, OOatrllcg out.was.made by
j things from Krcuz. who probably Ruth lifted one into the light fici.l sissippi is nlle.
' :■s A,k >mu dlllUitDl. (adv.j
MiU’Dougnll, 1st Niit’l Bunk
outstanding piny of the game, around left end for I
lw.» <1 ::m mils with
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1 "'*11 curry no little purt of the of- stands for a home run as the
Tow inter*eelional combats lend
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in
o ball while i
1 hit by-TMhrenow also meant
| house. Box II, Route A, Sanford.I
Wulker punted 25 yu
j feiwlve burden of tlio eleven, crowd went frantic. Meusel was interest to tin* week’s program,
Sanford Auiomoliili- Co.
WANTED TO BUY
-Vrs. E. Dunn.
the
middle
of
the
Pftlatka
team
rtnd
^ Y a n k e e s miscoes were
who
returned
the
baQ
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Krcuz also -starred on tho truck out on n high fly to Hnfcy.
with Tulanc lilaying on the home29t! Magnolia Ave.
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
I’hoiie 137
Jtniuu Co.
'12— Help Wanted— Female
I 78 O ffices nnd Desk Room
gridiron of New York University zig zagged his way through, scrap Mobley stopped Job
CHICAGO, Oct. 1—(/!>)—Conch |which swamped Swarthmore, last
t*h° ^,vclin tosB bc', Dnc run. one hit, no errors.
AT
HERALD
OFFICF
ing
off
several
tacklera
as
ho
went
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* , WlUgtfng contest. Knute Kocknc, one nf the grentost ISaturday. Tin* Maroons hnve been K
gain and wna-hurt
and Vanderbilt’s Commodores go
«P<?c«nIty. •
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fourth Inning
NASH
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“ football history, dust-;
. . . featuring a passing game. Iowa I ~
hlenchcrs gave Babe Ruth ing to Dallas for an encounter with down the sidelines for a touch Cone hit cente£
OFFICE FOR. KENT— In AH'isch I•<*■*1<’- tin* world in motor car value ’
WANTED.— Experienced
nlteru- 67— Room s With Hoard.
down.
• •
four
white
feet,
Qrover Cleveland Aloxund,Cono hit right cpn^f for
Bldg
Apply A. P Conm ’1v Si
. on face
, uto mill hui
tion woman to do altering work
SMITH MOTORS CO
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“a great hand us lie took his place the University of Texas.
> and Thomas Thevennw, 2.1 , (a off that ancient gag of his story 1 made a notlceablo improvement in 1 Y
Fumbling of the Sanford tenm Johnsop gpt fiY)
Souk, Mngnolia and 2nd.
in right field. Hoyt tossed out
•l ril
Other conference clashes will see
four
months
li
ft
i"
rc“
',ly
£(>
Wear
depftttment.
Must
d ’between them the place in
ROOMS, with or without moala.
mushy. Bottomloy Hhot n single Kentucky
meeting
Washington wus nlso costly, several of them and Swnd
Dorn
?1
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Call
in
person.
Ahey would have hud if Minnesota and saw his team of
Reasonable rales. Lincoln Hotel. H0A— R iiiiI TTuinfn ri.
" AU 1ri.MOBILE DEALERS—If you
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into left.
Koenig got an error and l.ee, Virginia Polytechnic plny- coming nt times v/ticn tho local el cd four yards'‘^t left]
m ,A — R eal E r fa te D ire cto r y
v.mt t.> mil your used cars. ,,,!
..been a sun. When he fighting Month Bonders wallop the !
when ho knocked down Bell’s hot ing Maryland and Virginia Military even wns in n scoring position. Tho went in for Gilford i
tat
ions
—
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vvi
iise daily on the classified wage
•!hWa|tivhla.chaok for oncli Gophers 29 to 7.
Cono
hit
’
taklo
for
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rounder but failed to field it. Institute coming to grips with Vir -Sanford backs wero able to guin „
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iiH~~UoHm« Without Hoard
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT. |
lt»*l Why &fl<*H Ujot he hn
repeatedly but when near the goal
failed to gain
--tii
runners
being
safe.
Hnfcv
rv-u*'
ginia.
Before
the
game
the
football
j
Real Estate und
“nk anjJJafrmnn, ai ball pl*yUSED CAR EXCHANGE
• I went over.
g"l a Texas Leaguer into rigid
wizard from the region of tinNorth Carolina Uniiei iiy meets i hey fumbled.
V*” V
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... |I'ril! REN’I.— 3 rooms, hath, porch,
INSURANCE BROKERS
going
to
•JriRNER pAUK AND SECOND
I- * V\
banks of tin* Wabash promised to >
The refereeing of Anderson was ' Maxwell gained
ITRIM CO
I school to deliver and mnke''himI.ON DON,
1I
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Th.- •tilling the buses. O’Farrelt lln* I Duke and Florida plajt: dern r in
garage, furnished, $15.99 week.
O
W.
txandvr kad no place In the waft a kiss uc/ osh the grandstand* i
WANS LEY, Mamiger
triticised considerably and protests I riRbt tackle and
It. not the* owner.” self useful around store. Brown i ;11(1 Oak.
Ibiily Express in a front page ar 1 to Meusel who dropped the bail m--ii I'l.iifrivnee clashes.
LIST YOU It PROPERTY WITH for tho seventh game, for Conch Spears if Notre Dana*;
i Market, 417 Sanford Ave.
■Voigin Tech’s !* to ti victory. v/ere nitido reveral limes Dy Coach ; 15 yard* at tho
[fur estimate*.
0 , ffjO
ticle today intimates that Italy is^ ! allowing BeUnmloy to score, mi l
THE LOT KING'
j started on the bench with the made even nne touchdown. Every
CADII.I,A( - OAKLAND
IADFORD
m
preparing for war against T „ ;: |h aving the Imsea still full. Tlievc <-<vr Tnlnne’H Green Wave was the W’elchell about unnucetwnry rough- dclnyed buck. ConY|
— -------------- LARGE comfortable fionl loom, i :i0'’ First National Bank Bldg,
ixorting thought of a well pitch- ycur Itockm* forms forward with
--PON TIAC—
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now
singled
to
right
scoring
Bell
key.
tho
piny.
Walker
feature contest within tin* confer- jnyss on the jmrt o f tho Pnlatku
( 2 nd floor) with porch, nicely j
TAMPA, Fla., Oct. !». - (A1) —
136— Situation W anted Female
victory Saturday and another tho name tule of calamity ami cv
Sunford CmJilluc* Company
and Hnfcy. Haines struck out enee Iasi Saturday, while W ash-'eleven, but the referee declined to yards at right tackle]
|furnished (2 beds), adjoins hath,
VULCANIZING
previous Sunday to comfort cry year Ids team allows him up Mis. Mary Lam* Griffin, who died J The article declares that I’re.
THRASHER & GARNER ’ t Ii ' F. 2i;d St.
Phone 121
ns
Gilford
fell
on
bitap
niter
Mussolini
of
Italy,
is^
plan-’
,lohu
g-mnded
to
Koenig
wh
inglmi
and
Dec’s
7
t,»
7
li^
with
recognize
the
local
mentor
[room.
Instantaneous
hot
water
all
I
here
Monday,
was
the
fir
-1
wnite
& WELSH
J
WANTED—At once
Real Estate nml Fire Insurance
settled
an the wont prognosticator mi the child hmn in Manatee countv, it tnng Milb (he em.peration of melied second forcing ’I'lievenow Princeton stands out among the j The playing of ( ’apinin Thomp down. Tho referee o»4
lady, housekeeping
lm.iks.1 ri lends”
112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford
offerings of Hitines for the football businese.
couple. times. Nice neighborhood. Modor-1
KENT VUI.CAMZLNG WORKS
lliree runs, three hits, two e-- even inter eel ional en ■nnter.s of
was Ic.’ituei! today. Slit iv.m ,s : (•i '"ie, tu enire for Italy a z.me
either in Sanford or Winter Park. :,to‘ 1 ,1 *’ ■ H,h St. near .Magnolia.:
pctlon of Yunkcc batsman wer,*
son, Edentietd and Speer was out- Whclchell’s proles!
II'">D AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
I
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years
obi.
necessary
roughneu.,
Rockne
paid
rather
dearly,
how
Southern
teams.
n
|
mfliu-iue
around
Adalia.
Asia
ono knucklo hall after an
*erv7ce O ffe re d ! A'hircss. Winter Park. Housekeep-' ; F 0 1 - ~ ~ ~
~
- 'SEE R. C. TISDALE for good he vs
|standing for Sanford. For I’aiutkn
U. S. L. IJut ti'iies.
V \NKEES —Gehrig was given .i
Muxwoll gained t<|
Mrs. Griffin was tm* ddeel Minor,^ which was promised Italy
« and in tho seventh inning ever, for Ills intitinl victory mi
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jMullis,
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and
Buuh
played
base
on
balls.
Lazzeri
sent
up
n
center. Thompson
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Phom* . ing.
« Muach Build.p o bases fujlNnntl the score Wi stern conference confines. |to. daughter of tiie late .liidge^lao.siab in IIM.» by a sei-ri-t part in LonCommercial Avenue
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o ’l i r p a
I ell H o w : T T L W tca,ni‘B- The performance bight end for three
to two, he was shocked ti land, one of the outstanding for Gates, who was flu* first white set ' ," n betwi.... Russia. Frame. Great high fly to Holm. Dugan was h
ts. Soda. W e a r o ^7— S itu ation W an ted M ale.
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a v is
i i s i T T ,ot Johnson was also noteworthy.
-a * ™
T"rJ
thrown
out,
Hallies
to
Rnttnmley.
wards
in
the
Middle
West
and
an
hurt
when
Johnson
tler in Manatee county, (no ud.iur Hritain mid Italy. „nd which the
. that ho had practically
itour phone.
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McCAi.L
it
FOX,
Renl
estate
in
1
SURE
nnd
see
the
new
eustoui
!
(-one
kicked
o
ff
30
yards
to
Mob
Gehrig
went
to
second
on
tiie
play
FOR RENT.- Une largo furnished! vestmeata. Best huys nre among ! built *Studehakers
the h^ad. Captain
e balled himself out of the important tog in the Notre Dumc ont county south of this county of l-olshevists dlsilnsesd in 1 !H7.
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j WILL TAKE POSITION with good
ley who was stopped after a 10 - carried unconscious fit
<
bedroom. (J18 Oak Ave.
I urkey. says the newspajier, is Thevenmv leaped into the air and
e Rogers Hornsby de- machine, suffered a broken leg Hillsborough. She is survived bi
onr listings. Phene 7-15.
SAN JUAN GARAGE
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concern
where
opportunity
good,
>
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yurd return. Maxwell hit right nnd Russell was sent |
ll niece, Mrs. G. M. Davis of this aware of the plan and maintains speared Sevt-rcid’s liner and ended
V*ho big fellow from early in the game.
o f one hand toil and seven - 1 FURNISHED u n n \ i /
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^end for five yards and- followed Two doctors worked <
Furniture Co, I salary
Ohio, needed some
Knrknc starts today to develop city, wtih whom she made h *r four army corps, permanently mob a rally.
tv five dolnrs tier iiuimMi m ’ V n
uiii\irxi, r,l> K99IU fo o l, clean, R.t__ I- jfirm s and Land F or Sale
Vv ri;jley’3 C iiew iitfj Sw eet
SANFORD RUICK CO.
rst Street
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i with one yard at center Mnhlpv several minutes liefors|
Mussolini believes the ) No runs no hits no crroi s.
. .,. -T, obtainable only in auotlier tackle, and ho also must home, and three foster children, ilized.
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Fifth Inning
Nl
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f Rot tbrci} yards ut right end. Max- yived. Cone fumbled i
<;Iub house.
find another fullback to take the 1 J. r.s; L*-'n,‘ K F. Beach, of .Sprint', methods he bus devised cannot fail
Phone 3t»7
.! h 'lp i teeth, tnoutli, throat
Irigid. Cnsli or j f /( L *MA N, hi st refei ences, work I'Olt RENT. Nice, clean rooiiis I FOR SALE. Five acre
farm,
I
Alexander, growing olacn of (’ ullins, who has a broken :.IL’ ’’ * Muss.; Mrs. .1 . Eugene Me H put into operation. Greece would j t A It DIN A I.S —South worth foul ures tell the. story of the (ar<li-l well faded to mnke fir.it down ter ended. Pulntkn 11]
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i itul ilio.-xtioLV in a delightful
mg past 8 years huge corpora
M your Inisim ss.
celery land, five room Jiou.se.
•hey. " f llollidaysluiig, i’a.. and attack Turkey through Thrum, |cd out to Gehrig, ( ‘omits gathered imls’ supremacy in World series: when he fumbled,
andi •>
a,iaitnient
can be iuui at
iiJi'the series worv itself jaw.
Fourth Qui
i.INCOl.N
FORD
FORDSON
tions.
now
with
A.
L.
|{.
It.
of//-n
v
t».,r|
.
-Cone was stopped for no gain
*1
I burn, garage, out buildings. o-i<in Hornsby's
fly for »•
the
129 12 N. Park
iit'il re l a shin** way. ilc tn o v c s
huffled In from tho hull pen
’
•!* second
-s s «#t.1. play. The Yankees lead in errors,
Mobley fumbled b<
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Except for Spears' team, other Robert S. Warner, of Tampa, chil while the Italians attm-keil in ♦list i
.mule,
i. uo*, farming tools, and .me luiy
[rete To., general fico in Fla. Age 21. have always t Valde-” Hotel at reMsnV’.l
at center. Smith made three yHt*d for no gain. Maxwell!
south. Greece’s reward would |,e 11’" 1, . ,J,,tt" mlt‘y 'v<‘" 1 ,M,t» Lazzarei ami not much else.
I In, He threw four times to big teams won their contests last 1 dren nf a sister. 1
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d
i'rs
o
f
anv.'vgi;;
.n:d
t-atiiig.
Commercial
,t
Palnn
tto.
Phone
331
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Me .V.ritH‘‘ , stock.
sidewalk*, build- hve<l i„ Fla. ami G:i. Can ton,,mine ’ umlei- ,new niunugeiiK-nl.
I'vo acres cleared
r.»:•
Thevenow hammered the ball for a. center.and G o n e T n l h S ^ i t , recovered* for
Lpxxori and throe wore Sntunluy rather hiindilyiuul this
the re p.,.session „ f ,|H. Smvrna to <fi'hruf.
I’ll..... tiling. All
*
no
to sec you
if you have an offer. *97-W
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In
lion
lioxes.
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the most impressive percentage o f . one yard at right tackle
G.,n„
i _ bad
i
o f re iin cn v 'iu use a.
new
buildings,
heir
No runs, no hits, tm errors.
BRADENTON, Mu.
(,V i- A tiriitory.
an dthe championship was week are rounding into shape for
Rumania’s neutrality
paa.
SEMINOLE HUDSt t\-ESSEX
( orrejpotid care of A. E. ('., Sun I
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has V
electric
to make
,nuke first
first down.
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AANKI*.I-.S — Thevennw threw the games, .-117, but' ,,be tied
, ,, his', failed to
it In 8 t. Ixiuis. Alexander tiie real opening of the cunferenrt- two day session of the Southwest ' was secured by a oromise of siiii<.,. 0
for
u
i
0
-yard
loss.
“
INC.
team mates.
ulte willing to finish th<* season. Interest centered on th<* Florida Baptist Association will l»- ’ lJ"r* regarding Bessarabia.
.
- bouthwfjrth nnd But - ]
I hompaun hit left tackle fur five |over. Smith hit rijh
H’ l E \v.Mr- - H<;ral<l
FOR R E N T -'V e,y nttnutiv, sin ' V ’ F- Ha.ve.s, owner, Ut. A. Box
’
1 ‘‘ll Hovl, Combs singled over f .
29.3 Oak Ave.
for the-high Int total with yards and Putlnka took time out five ynrds, and wsi
[(-LEANING CO I .JO
,.
----- He turned hack all Ynn Minneitolii-Mlchlgnn game at Ann held in •iillrio near here at lb -' Great international efforts lira i•
J1’1",1'1* lv»enig filed out to llafey tondey
, _ gle and iloiibh* rmnn. i wiii hwis. j '
VV’ F '' st St.
I'ill-lie 41
Repairing nmi!
<1e*H Opportunitie.H I Five mintues from the postoffice ' * .
but Ruth, who was sent to Arbor. It promisid to bn a real New Hope church on T liuisday and ' being made, the Daily Express (|,._ I , l,H'
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time. Ruth received Hi. Ilievnow ledhis team in run; Maxwell fumbled and Putnam re-’ play. Edenfield stopp
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in
scoring
with
five,
just
one
U*-]
covered.
Buck
ran
around
ritrht
. In ft;peevo when he refused Lest for tlio Gophers, for Michigan I*rIday, 0 <*Io is-r to and |t», at coni ’’biles, to persuade Mussolini i „ ' :l
("c prompt
,i<'ket to first. Meuse] wn;
Northern home. Phone 571-J 812, — HoUHCN i*’nr Sale
no gain. Edenfield n(
JF YOU HAVE $359.99 and me i Union A ve.
m i (“trike at three halls, just missing not only has a good lint-, but a ! iim; to an annoimeement made hen ■desist, and it is urged in N„mi>|l" v '’'1 " nt’
t»* Bottomley. hind Babe Ruth, who led all the end for 15 yards. At this noln* son for no gain.
I
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interested in approximately a ' — — ’ ------ — _____ . ______ _____i— --------- .. —------------------ . _
fir* of tho pinto in tho ninth first class passer in Benny Fried >v W. G, Upeltuicii. president of, •inurler*. that the United States I N° " ,nM'..n" hits- " ’> errors.
P Vlrn*V r f
i
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, , ' r ith ' bc b,,|l on .Sanford’s IG-yurd Mohloy lost one vardl
9 (1 4
pARHKR
SHOP
The
(.ordinals
went
hut
223
|
line
Thompson
intercepted
a
V
599,99
a
month
proposition,
se
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COLONIAL
COTTAGE.
• i ’ivc
the organization, who v.ill preside i
What Are You Doing
be invited to exert her in
....
N'slh liming
A push Maxwell to
man.
P"lia Avenue.
' jrfftevpntrw Plaps Hrliliautly
^...The exclusive listing policy of the
Lending
men
and
women
of
the
times
to
2.19
for
tho
Yankees,
drove
Kniith
to
Cone
ami
ra^i
85
yards
!
Mr
Net-Ill
nt
-190
S.
Elm
Ave.
j
(ill—
R
oom
s
fo
r
H
ou
sek
eep
in
g
I
,arw*
]•«»«'»««
und
dmihle
garage,
DODGE BROTHEL’ S
Hiieiu
e
for
pence.
While
France!
i
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L
^-H
ell
sent,
up
a
Chicago, which lias won two |ingrounded. As pass l
For Your Puny Child?
[rliers Special atA'jTTtevrnow, who wns horn in illi- :m,fem.ee season contest , moves I Baptistm laity
surtoumleil hy oak, magnolia ami
'.'1 aneks ! for a touchdown. Thompson failed Mohloy wns gruondedj
, v 1l” '^L‘U-el. Dugan made whl, "’ Ih S f" r n.*otal
, j; will he in attendant , is hi'lieve-l to he not entirly averse
averse
"lie.* and children. * *0— M on ey to Loan
4 ..P®** but lives in Indiana, drove In iMintwnn] to try rmnsylvarini, iiixl will tjik<* funt in th<» proi^riini i
house of Higrgrins, Smithy Wight*
opposition was Intting to kick for extra point. .Sanferd « was penalized five
1 te.ilers
thr Itnliiui nini8 if thpv r*m L* : a yvi. Unuw <«f Hnfcy'* Kniaslj
FDR
R E N T Ni c j l y
furiti bed |<,,,lai’
,J» «»»**» «*f Sanford's
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only .»! times tor 78 and thereliv Palataka (»
id addresses and devothmu! >erv I l*'1':"
W’
»"(• with two groat flolding
Oire
liny
gained
11
pounds
in
7
........
wit
hoot
war.
tin*
n,.,..u_
ia'u
'
batter
was
safe.
O’
FmTOll
room.
29.3
E.
3rd
St.
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Price
$12,990.99.
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boot War,*"tin* * m-w’spunted 20 yurils out)
ices.
. paper" "asserts,
[T’.AM PRESSERY LOANS— Money available ut 7 per
*“ tumid the Yankees bark
I
Bart
Nason.
597
poppeil out to Dugan. Thevenow a.nmasN,*,1 a team batting average | Cone kicked o ff to Hunsell who
dynamic
with
possibilities
for
tiie
sellNELL
GOOD
USED
CARS
(irent Britnii
, weeks nml is now strong and
First National
Buck pusao.l to Con
[pressing, tailoring.
*be side of pen,-, • und'hor efforts" ' Cai'Y' to !the
cent. CIobo in pro/ierty. A. p. I'()R REN I .—Two rooms furnished, Bunk Building.
vwo:.- .“!? ■fHclont Work .would
plate amidst
amidst much
healthy
' ’' i " 1” hlR,M>r *h"n fumbled the ball and Rulatka re remaining yards fc
The Yankees hlusted the super
,u' I'bile
•n of your property.
^
iyr* -hart spilled the Itenns and gold ■tition tlint the team scoring tin“ Avenue. Phone Connelly 4!t Sons.
HIALEAH. Fla. Km m conjunction with
Ut2o Dodge t'oll/.e
Ruth i covered
Sanford's 20-vard line Buck kicked goal.
-vitli nonsi
1,1,. aid ' appiause
the stuntla.
. , , from
,
......... Hnfoy tie American Leaguers.
nonsiMifor
light
housekeeping,
71
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'
.
-ilflf Die moo were to take tho first first huh, wins. For in tin- fourth ployes of the city of 11in D>uh have from Aim-rjea,
smashed
records
with
his
four
Cone
lost
J
U
”
ended
the
frame
by
attempting
1924
Dodge
Spi.-ci.-il
A
HOLM*,
close
in,
opposite
aviation
A ve. '
la
For weak, frail, uiider-develnpeil
may limit Mils,,,,
19 Sanford 0.
■
*
home
runs.
But
*t>r
i
„
t'
wrv. »p r fl s championship to the Mis- inning they cume from behind to voted to have tlio citv rut their pay •'ill’s plans to an
runs.
But
the
Cardinals
'
when
S
p
e
e
e
^
tn
cS
i
field, cheap for cu»h. few choice
11123— Ilodge * ni.-'te
• , chilliren end eapecially those that
4 7 — 1 ) 0X8, t a t s , I*o Ia .
unfilled threat. to st«.il. being thrown out. Sever- scored 31 times while the
Higgins was sent
TflBfc
ippl......................
from the Hudson,
fifty per rent. The at lion was tak
eld to Koenig.
lINS,— Haberdasher
1923— Dodgi ’I'o 1. ing
lots on Sanford Ave., $599 each.
Van-1left tackle for
Rarely has there been put in fo r c e ®
cinch tho game.
- have rieketa, and iiis-<i a sure
H
)
ynrds
and
FOR
REN
T.-Room
s
for
light^
er.
Buck
kicked
30
:
kees
wero
orda proved scraps of pupor
counting 10 less. The Sinith followed with two yanls ut
<'ii voluntarily Iiy the eui|doves
No rims, no hits, one error.
1 >"r C o l l e g i a t e FOR SALE.—Female Pit bulldog.
1923— Dodge I .1 .cl Truck
I
builder
that
prnmules
the
growth
Cardinals Make 3 In Fourth
hoqsel
e
p.pg,
joining
hath:
1020
*
1
’
inoff
who
returned
1
»
Field Trials of Kox \ANKEKS — Thevenow throw Cardinals drove out 12 douhlcs to the same spot. Cone hit right
i aarlex. Marks for attendfirst Street.
M
1928— Grnhn.ii I I 2 To Tin
“of a selling policy” that yields S
of teeth and house, end liver oil
The Curdiiuds were up mid at through the Hialeah Employes As
Apply Singer Sewing Machine Laurel At
ani receipts went by the '.hem in the fourth. With one out, MK-iutimi, according to an anH) lor tiie Iiugmen. Each team tackle for four yards. The Knn- gins paused to Mos
1
‘
OR
SALE.—
|
room
bungalow,
out
(iherig
on
n
seemingly
cor,
is
tin*
one
medicine
uiijireme-—
of flea.
ards. Johhson inter
.With a compilation of R28.051 I Bottomley tent n left handed singl- liounrement of A. B. Walter, ser- Hunters’ Body Will Be tnir. (lit. Lnzzcri struck out. Dugan hud one triple.
large |,d.
Richard McCnhe.
MILLER O. I lit: IPS, Inc.
<|inek nnd certain results of the 12- ' ?
1 nothing helps like it.
ronl line seomed unable to stop
F I N I S H E D housekeeping room -,
iggins to Mobloy.
^I-K PRINTERY
customers who paid $1,207,- 1 1« left. Is-stei* Bell hit hard to l'otnry. In answer to an appeal Held on October 2.')-.‘{0 sing bd over Thevenow’a licnd. Du
Seven Yankee errors pulled tiie the Putnam rush. Stoinoff broke
Route A. Terms.
Bui
is
is
misty
nml
’repnlnive
and
firHt
floor.
$27.99
und
$25.09
ed to gain at center,
56— Fuel nnd Feed
. cam eras
24-JJO policy.
.--*v ‘ r-1
gan seori d mi Severid’s double to Melding average down to .975. tho through nnd stopped Buck for no lino but dropped the I
ihnrtstop. Koenig witii his eye on from Mayor J. p. Greihen for the
j evil smelling and neurly always
month. 31 I E. 5th St. „
»ba Ruth crashed his way to n double play und I,in head a few employes to standby the city, they DAWSON
SUPPLIES
Klin Ave. an.I I .ih Street.
left, rasehui blitting for lloyt U4 Cardinals, with fivo errors, field- gain at right end. Cone hit right recovered for Snnfon
1
, npftel* I'bildren’B stomuelis—so now
1 records. His three homo bipx uheud nf his hands, failed to asserted that they would work fu’i - </Pi \ViihS, ,t,N(;S’ Ky" 0,1 11 Adams was placed on the bags to ‘‘‘I f,!r bf 3* The Cardinals made
- <■>(>— Lots For S n t
N. Luinley, Prop.; FOR S A L E .-S tove and fireplace
-svAa
1 up-io.dnte chemists advise MeTHREE unfurnished rooms. 211
tackle for ono yard hut failed by
Maxwell
passed
b
in one game Hnd a fourth In hold tho rollers. All hand were nothing if ins'essury.
wood.
Phone
.3512.
M.
M.
Lord.
MX
double
plays
to
three
for
the
M" , r„ "
|sportsmen
....
run
for
Scverid.
Haines
threw
out
merits
to
make
it
first
down.
1
Coy’s
Cod
Liver
Oil
Compound
Park
Ave.
There
is
a
reason
for
it
too—by
giv?
ami |„n:
eight yards as Satufl
[HUG COMPANY
closing struggle made editing safe, llnfov’s pop fly between
Yankees. Thirty one New Yorkers
raschal at first.
PIlii.M:
Iablets, sugar, couted nnd ns easy
hunford’s ball on its own 15-ynrd pcrately’ to score. A]
-sail Storu’'
record books necessary.
for
r
?
"
fx
hou,M,B'
I’
fepnratimi
OCEAN 1*ront Lot and Accretions
MIAMI
M
h
.
(A’
i
The
fishing
got
base
on
balls
to
11
f
„
r
st
■c:«*-.»
58— Household Goods
Une
run,
two
hita,
no
errors.
Koenig
and
Meusel
would
have
■to take as randy.
in«r us an exclusive listing you itiftkellD'iis
me
Mobley
was
stopped
behind
TWO
ROOMS
with
kitchenette
and
bdly of our prompt
four runs ip a game, driv
to Mobley wn*
,
IsO
U
lH
.
'
,r
M
,,‘r
,h,‘
,,nnu«l
field
trials
close
to
new
b
’ridgo
approach.
licet
oi
Miami
waters,
one
of
the
been
easy
for
cither
had
the
other
.
.
Seventh
Inning
”
f
'be
National
Hunter.’
a
I
One
boy
gained
11
1-2
pounds
•
•
f
me
wutuuml
Fox
Hunters’
Aot ic hne of scrimmage for a flve- pass Maxwell jtq,Ho
rtcelvlrtg 11 IwBOfl had remained away. It wus u hit interesting sights to the visitors to
riptions and auick ANTIQUE mahogany, spool bed, , Pr*vula bath, nttractively furn- New Smyrna Beach, $2,500.00. Geo.
CARDINALS—Collins and PenI 111 seven weeks, und is now healthy
possible for our whole organization
jard loss. Maxwell was stopped again _Sanford
Invery.
ront- W. M. Young, I. Fullerton owner, 135 Canal St..
f ; .........................
Mtrlcs and other under tho circumstances and the the city, him sought harbor in the Hociution here Oct. 25-30 are near- nock
breakfast table and fpur ctiuirs, o,,o0tV,mo<loralc
formed
the
hattory
that
wen*
"ig eoilipletioii.
Boys Outnumber
-On NJ ’ark Ave.
.
*
Effort*
i
■nn|l Imppy — thousands of other
for no gain. Maxwell punted 40 * yards. Higgins
rt* m
marked
his actlvitlea.
Now
Smyrna,
Fid.
Hlggln
I
Hot
Sandwichds
Miaini
river
following
the
destruc
3 burneer I.ornin oil stove. Phone
DODGE
to concentrate on your own piece <&k
lW
tlx
hits hkw
and"I'lftaH^h'ls'b.r
" 'ero Tull. O'Farrell Bent •» tion by the hurricane of the piers
children imva grown strong und
•Lnlgi’s with national reputation on the field for the Yankees. Du
ynrds unci the ball fell dend. John- out of* bound*.
X mil
nsvsu yiv UBI*
Plensuro cars aid Gruham Trucks roliust..
Girls
in
Hirlhs
««»• for
for rtven
s6ven World
World sese * *b ,L*y V* M»Usol. The outfield- and basin at the yueht sholter. tho l, , f< t hlunU’r? u"d breeders of f^x gan threw Thevenow out ut first.
PARK
APARTMENTS—
Furoishson
wax
pushed
through
right
MORGANTOWN
W.
VA.,
people
Buck for no gain. J
Pace on-thiH page
property.
v M te
Klni nnd 13th St.
Phono'’ 3
Sixty" tablets for 60. cents at
n corL .°r r : lden,t,y
throw the ball jmuul docking place for the fish hounds have I,ecu selected ftu- the Haines got „ single into ioft fJold
« i corner Contral SL and Park
’ All told, 19 records
are Interested In Florida. Each
advertisements. FOR SALE CHEAP.—Sewing urnsum ° f<>r f V,° yar^ - Cnn® bit the in to t Edenfield.
Bois outnumbered girls in births sum.
event.
H<|lms
forced
Haines,
Dpgnn
tu
I
7
ie?l
40
,tho
nlnl°
l,ofur<'
hl’
‘
aught
it.
Ave.—
Electrical
refrigeration,—
Union
Pharmacy
und
nil
druggists
spot for Hf y „rds ns the Buck for. no gain.
~ nree other* wore (i
ing boats.
,0*“ vacant rooms,
Laizeri. SoutJiworth woht out in Hanford last month, according to
and »t dropped, after ntriking bin
chine, good eoudition. Call ut Murphy Htecl kitchen, etc; Phono of them through a classified add In h (Ut SALE.— 1925 Ford ( oupe. |and money buck if not satisfied—
1L
Bagc,
Newark,
N.
J.,
will
.Dot* Best To Win
tho
Morgantown
POST.
Six
conts
Russell
as
the
gsm*/
mmd hand goods? 1921 Elm Ave;
One hundred and eighteen small
.
Ddod condition. Terms.
Bottomloy run
home
o4o*J,
1 * * ■ a work rc
he report of S L Smart. Said,,ni W lerp #?At‘d* Tho bft11 wa3 on
R * i anocb to Koenig to Gohrig.
«»nke«s spahttho series soo- glove.
As we’ve said—it’s a definite
boats wore in tho city yacht basin »l us master of hounds;
o r —
a
h
.
1 s t ■
Putnam Higb -6 jf
Uagas >0b. , Thoy were Thevenow thon' arranged for whHt when tho storm -struck tho city Kunst. Grafton West Virginia-'
vm1 !,k 5 nc hiti no errors.
to
E
S
S
a
Sff
V
U
u
I
s
ta
U
8
tlc
“’
sa
fa
ri
High
'ruvml to bo winning runs. Ills
Combs got a single
■ F. Rowe, Chillicothe, Ohio*
of action, directed to; the selling of^
' ‘ first game.
==*=
Second Quarter
•I>
Several of t^e bqats were sunk.
The birth statistics are: white,
!ING UP FATHER
Smith hit right end for six
George Berry. St. Augustine, tlx . o ff Thevenow s glovo. Koenig sac
Hn
v * 0 Ui r lKht " cnt Hpl1 '*'>'» Hafev
rificed. Bell to Bottomloy as
your property.
rdn. Cone hit right tackle for
JB4«forged
? Snougb. •h0t was all hut it proved „ ^ L B A IIW ATER. IFla., _ ( / P ) _ mii V T f ,lle" ’ ^w bern. Alaba- Combs
yards.
By GEORGE McMANUS.
Left Gt
took second safely. Ruth i i X l r ni i 1 0 K , r , 8 ; W * 1Bba>’» two yards.
TeLL rig o Y tu VUEUU
1 ' ’ n,®nnett. Mount Juliet camo to tho plato as the 8 t. Louis
EV.
i cSn,ith Kot ^our yards
Twonty-ono deaths were record- nf i. f*
otsile another run Irflr!tr » 'r(lrr ’ Hay° 8*
fit Ruth- rem casec; R. T. - Corbin,
o o r Vxji-.ru t h e 3 a « om
boma fol
J
HAVR 'iO O MADg
— .. only — . vu v.i»£ In the sixth through
BA90M DU MOTHING F BARON DU NOTHING
a combination J,
n
Cornier president
tickle
C
"^;
,nu<,°
“
beautiful
v o u c a m s e e h im
• Ai
up v o u e
four
f
f°
“I
*
"
1
"
’hltL‘’
8iX
mul0B
un<l
tackle
-stom
off
Kot
Cone
after
V ’Ool.DAyT LET ME
Hlll
N
rffv
"L
J‘
'
‘
Inter,
College
— ■'
.3”
.U9jLC(l States, im* been
iOMO(2tiOxA^ a n d PIX
fiRJt
^
,nViden or Dugan a single and Severeid's
I VJfMTCD FOR 'rtDV HL"t‘.C U1D »*
y>:: .*
EXC
USE?
bo
had
gained
one
yard.
Cono
hit
nominated
for
tho
stute
l,-izi>l<.»oro
double.
GET AWAVi- HE
five h S itS :
aix-,nale8 antl
.
., „^nj’ the
legislature
( ^JTUP WITH HIM
[UNT)L> FEWMOHTA^’SAG»5r^
Jth did his bast to win the
center for first down and goal to
«rom nilddlv riueilas county by the
WU2 IE L l IW ME , M B '
lOmp:
—m <1 v _Lt .» -’ *”2
' Vd!
fama- He g o t * horns hin n,Ia°uWerV uJ -in th<; 'Unth when Republican oxocutive committee! of
ABOUT
him
«
.
l
p
b™uKht hn. big bat to the
by^ Combs going to third. Gehrig
-aXi,'
only phaaca to hit the ball.
4*.
yards G° r°o,. ,U|
f ou, i
w * 1
Koenig to Lazzeri.
the courity and approved by the
the bags
“
.passed /oar times. He
The fiold trials will consist of got a baso on balls filling th
county Republican club.
yards
nnd
the
ball
wha
on-'Santwo
hits,
no
errors.
f I
two ovonts, the chaso futurity for JforWby aftpr talking to Haines.
* hair..rtW nf catch,
'•3
•ant
him
to
showers
ai
„
.
.
.
the
showerk
and
WgwaH
explained
registered hounds under two V o S
GAINESXILLE, Flu. —f/Pt__T
ord°tackle,
•' " t e . i f J M
that Haines had been taken out of over
R e fr -^
V5*|fch CaBl1 purse Of $|J)0Q nalled for Alexander who had been t e box because of a split finger rxtra point, Score Sanford 6^
fouj. With two atrikea and a hall 2 nnaul mooting of the ecounty and
'" : 1 - | 1 bEVELOPBRS jS
nam
0
.
Wd the all-age stuke, open to dogs warning up.' Alexander received a Dugan
' ' l
wirowu out,
theve
XI.MBd.r t, S t h r i . l uw
' t e r
«agents of
w^s throwt^
out, Thevenow
mighty. cheer as he v'fanned tho n
of
any
age
regardless
of
pedigroe*
Cone
'v'*£t'J
Jo Bottomley. Collins fouled Ollt
in this city- 6n
>k»it
St«t*ia. 1Mth‘
tb. .nnunumr
„Vwt.,'1" w|V h,l(l'»«
.usually heavy hitting',Laxxerl.
Couldkdkahnrl» Wontltt>’. October u '. About] (45
hp g ^ o n ,
h“l5 'B 5 No
f’
I!, !|1IIH
No runs, np hits, no errors.
c- Wild silk produced in Mnnchur^ ‘ -iAKDINXi
,wvoa-'.
second,* Bolt
•I •
• tv'ft *". r ■*V*1i.J r
yards.
Ma:
F * r weighed 107,000^1^
in to ■ ' **'' *
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ctjvertd;'^!
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$*8£?4,&.m£7tA
S t Louis Is In Hysterical
Score by Innings j 3 CONFERENCE
ELEVENS HAVE
WON 2 GAMES
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.
Fumbling Costly
For Local Team
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The 12-
Knute Rockne Comes Forward With
Same Pessimistic Story About Team
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Italy Is Preparing
DAY BY DAY For War On Turkey •
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Cardinals Copped
World Series Title
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S A N F O R I), F L O R I!)A . T U E g P A Y .
O(rr(mER 12.
Plans For The Funeral LEGION MAKES
OF HenryL.F uquaD elay
Pending Arrival Of Wife ITS PLANS FOR
!GOF FIVE
Sinipson was sworn in ns Gover
nor Inst night by Chief Supreme
Court Justice Charles A. O’Neill.
«
Mr. Kui|Un stood for u couservu
tlve and constructive adm inistra
tion, he wus u firm bclievtr in
education, in the development of
the state's charitable and penal
institutions, in better highways,
levees ami the proper protection of
farm ing interests.
W hat Mr. Fuqua characterized
HAT()N ROUGE. La.. Oct. 12—
(/!*>—A rrangem ents for the funer- ns the outstanding net of his t e n
ul of (lovernor Henry 1.. Fuqua of ure of office was the citartmen* of
Louisiana, who died here last night legislation prohibiting the wearing
w tre being held up pending the of masks mid during the two years
'a r r i v a l here today of Mrs. Fuqua, he was .governor_ he hud the op
who hus beui on a tour through I position of the Ku Mux Man.
lie was horn Nov. H, 181*6, at
th e north. The governor's wife
was located shortly a fte r his death Hilton Kongo, was educated at Lou
isiana State University, and u a in Clarksdale. Miss.
Members of Ins immediate fain intirind in IS'.HI to Mis- Liiiii :*
ilv mid a few of his f i e n d s were Mat i a. Two ehildlen were born
present at bis bedside in the m an to the union, Mrs. Walter Seolt, of
l e a n et.. 1 2 .
(/P)
sion a t tiis death which was eaiis- Tallulah. La., and Henry L. I’u
1 (K-mllifsl halt If, a ed bv internal gastric hemorrliug- qua, Jr., a student at Louisiana
__
extermination. has es. The illness, front which he hud 1S tate University.
been
suffering
but
a
f«
w
days,
hat!
I
ILs
iintranet?
info
politics
came
L.tween two opulent
not been regarded as serious. His (with his appointment as general
flmo/.e
rm
Ueteers
for
—.
.
.. , lust visit to the executive offices | m anager of the state peiiitentiary
t h e c i t y iHRlor U 'ttl- W1IH mndo Friday, and he was able I system in 1916, in which capacity
to eimduet official business Satur-J
be ruimined until his candidacy
burt'til engine of war, lay.I.ieuteimnt Governor O. II. lor the (Inventorship in m2".
>us Attack Is
Daring Than
Assassination
an MeSwiggin
BATON R o O d R . 'L n . , Oct.
12.—(/P>—WLHc flags flew
• Mt half s t a f f over Louisiana tdny, the body of e lln ry L.
Fuqua lay in the executive
mansion where lust night he
wus overtaken by death a f te r
serving two yt'ars and five
months of tlie fo u r.y ra r term
to which he was elected.
mis Gang
iinong Slain
’Brlen Former
Itant 1‘rosecumong Injured
Six P a g e s Today
1926
Queen
Reconciled T oC&
Leaves
In Indiana’s Klan How
ARMISTICE DAY
DAUGHERTY AND
MILLER MAY NOT
BE TRIED AGAIN
I’rojrrani Includes U nveiling
Of Memorial. Speed Races
Football Game, F|*dw orks
Display and Legion Dance
Extensive Advertising;
Campaign Under WAy;
Marie Embraces*
In Ardent Moth*!
Fashion as S'
parts for Cher1
Buck tier D eclares Fie W on't
Kiinw fnr M onth W hether
. lie Will Brin if F a ir to T rial
Again for C im sipracy Plot
Sponsors From Four Neurb.v |
Tow ns Will Be N am ed for .
Two I’a rtic ip a lin g E levens;
Official'Of S ta te -fV?
Rid Queen Adi'
!Ylano, Fearfdl of
coming Sick, Hi
Anti - Seasick
Sanford legomiiaires Inst night
N|.;\V VOltK, Met.
12. »/PI
completed tentative plans for tinTin re was doubt today wliethei
eelcbratiott of Arinistiee May in
H. ii-jv M. Daugherty ami Thumtis
•Suntoril. The legion officers sat 1 Ili o- :i re two
II.! lendio figures m tin I in iiiml I lint lias grippi d W, Mi III r would tie tried again mi
I’ARIS, Oct. 12.— A P ^
it will tie line cl the t>!ggest !Utd I iidniti;i h o i 11
l.ilitor Tliitinii". ]i l i a rges of emu.piracy against the
’•
i-plieii'.-..ill's nl lelllpl to *■si|oe:il"
Reconciled
to h er e rra n t
most thoroughly advertised celeb i \ilnins of \ m .'
left,
and
GoxeinmKd
11
mt
ed
t
Sates
while
attiiiney
gen
111
\
ert
iglltol',
lit
tin
chief
rations held m Florida.
'
era!
and
alien
property
custodian,
former
Crown
Prince Cl
j .liii-ksotl nl l lie
The tentative program for tin
I respectively.
whom hIic embraced In
day which marks the end of th e !
• i ’ll not Ih« aide to tell fur a motherly f a s h i o n ' a t ...
grout World War is an follows:
,! month a t least, whether I’ll bring
It) o’clock, parade of legionnaires (
I lietn to trial uguin or not," said parting, Q ueen M arie ofO
from City P uik to new. m o tio n a l!
Federal Attorney Buckner a f te r a iTtunin swept m a je stic a lly ^
for World W ar hemes, und which >
jury disagreed yesterday.
of P a ris this m orning e h r "
will be unveiled.
*
The jury a fte r lietiring evidence | t o America,
11 o’clock, speed boat races on [
for five weeks debated its verdict
Tht*
Q ueen was vlst
spewing niachim?
l,::l;e Monroe.
|
for tifi limns and It) minutes before
moved
when
Carol finally s t
II lie'court iffcepted a report of disIthe sinister, weapon
•' •to o'cioi k. foot lull game be- j
l agreem ent. T hat is a record fur a t Qie station, u q uarter of an I
twt
Mercer University and Kid- |
gangsters, wlio mowed
'.in- ■ ' ge. This will be the first , Every Pulu'vmati and Fire Grand Ju ry M akes Finns to , federal courts in this district. The before h er train loft for *
I iikii m the shadow of
1I mill vote was i to r, for Conviction hourg to connect with the
Soot to
IuU reollcginf e Athletic ,
,.j,t Catholic Cathedral
Subpoena First W itnesses •..f Daugherty and ten to two for than.
man
in
C'ity
are
on
Duty
An-ui
int
o
I.
m
>
t
tin
1
1
game
m
i
Sun.
Name, on North S ta le
Al Indianapolis: S te p h e n | i iuivirtion of Miller, some jurors
in Relentless Search fo.'
Mother nnd son went ih ta
find
hi-.
\ esterday.
son
to he H eard T hursday said.
tisplay.
I
com partm ent in the R um anian :
works
/:.:•)
o’.-i'
k
Fair
After
Orgy
of
(
’rime
| , r o o - a tla e k , more darLegion j
The charge wan conspiracy to al coach, attached to the CherJbc
:i;:!n t.vi. 1 American
„. a- a ;-1 mat ion of A s
*
defraud
in the tra n s fe r of $7,001),- hot train, and talked In
it
ill.
\N
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
12—
-(/Tl
IND
IANAPOLIS,
Oct.
12
i.P>
ll.-ill
at
f
i
t
t,-' A tto rn ey M cSv.ig
<>(lo w m th of stock in the American The train was held several min:
mg campaign with
l.veiy San Fruoi'isco policenmn
The political cotrnplion ' bar, i
An :idv«*
peeled to brin g reprisal
the obiet'l nl liriiii'iiig several mi vacation m otherwise off duty i made by Tliomm: li. Adamv. putt- Metals Company to alien interests. to ullow thorn to prolong thsir*l
r i e p i c a l the eternal Fern;*
Main TIiorattirhfrtrcH In v itatio n s From F oinrare thousand
■ »•* d g
visitors to l anford for was railed back to liir. post today lisher of (he ineitmes Com m eniul.
"I am disappointed th a t there torview.
tie that all " a l k y " feuds
And Briand Arc P resented (he celebration
O f S anford Arc Included in
Carol departed an quietly *$_•]
was outlined by M- to join in a concerted effo rt of today had reached an idTieml in- was not a verdict of acquittal,”
To Annual Convention Now H. Hutton, post i-omtitai)d«r, in the police depnrtineiil to round tip ! venQgating hotly, the Marion coiin- Daugherty said. "1 expected und had conic, while the Queen ss
New T ra ffic R egulations
her gang killing. No i
In Session In (Junker City charge of last ni}, h*’ • necinl m eet two maniarnl yming gunmen who Ay grnml jury. There apparently deserved it. However, 1 have no front a car window In ackn&w)«
anything.
No one | To Be E ffectiv e Shortly
ment of the farewells frojn i
ing in the legion o . The post have carried on a wanton reign in' was a disposition on the part of complaints to make."
blow anything. They are J
koniinnndcr’s plan was eonsidpr- killing, robbery and shooting since [ Adams and those who Imvo been
Mr. Duugherty has left for hls sontutives of French offleialdl
PH
ILA
D
ELPH
IA
.
Oct.
TJ.-l/P)
Sanford’s
new
"stop
s
tree
t"
{rus the comment of an 1
nlily enlarged during the discussion Saturday nljrht.
| ar.soc.utcd with him iti the demand home in Columbus, 0 . His first tho United States embassy and J
the s ta te ’s a tto rn e y ’ll j trt ffif regulation will become ef — Fance today renewed its invita participated in by most of the
fnr a probe of Indiana political a f purpose is to have treated on* eye Rumanian colony of Paris.
tion
to
the
legionnaires
to
come
Scores
of
firemen
also
were
de
fective
us
soon
as
the
police
de
questioned witnesses at
Upon her arrival a t the t
fairs to accept tlu> grand ju ry as which hus been inflamed by a cold
members
present.
Posters
adver
again.
Invitations
from
Prem
ier
tailed
to
police
duty,
and
1,009
partm ent has painted th e warning
of the slayings.
the
Queen was greeted by
tising
the
foot
bull
game
ami
also
the
most
fair
tribunal
before
which
j
Ho
ulso
is
eager
do
sect
hls
mothrifles were requisitioned from thu
signs on the pavement, M ayor For-1 Poincare and Aristide Brinud, min!,■*), , i i . i n i, l.«* Li.., hjI itI I 1%i.i .. m
Lus uGngst^r Is Victim
of top-hntted and frock ’
rent Lake snid today. The work | ister of Foreign A ffairs, for the the celebration will be distributed national guard arm ory to equip u hearing can be heard a l this or.
time.
Col. Miller is going home to gentlemen; Gen. Lasson, cr
tints In *he newest and nlirnse
gion to hold next in cities and towns of Central t. • ‘Ticers for the man hunt.
wilt uc
phrase "stoi)
"stop s tre
treee tt" win
ue ns ta
n rtu - |j American Legion
Doumergus's
_
Wilmington. Del., to see his two Picsldont
^ly of ffanulnturs own ed ut once. Police Chief Hoy (J. y ea r’s convention in Paris came to Florida.
AduntH
reiterated
however
that
S triking rapidly in various purls
children, and tln-n go to the A m e r staff, in full uniform, nnd OoL>.^
Publicity and pictures of the two
eliminating its enemies \Villiums announced.
he
believed
u
Mute
Senate
investi
The new the legion’s convention.
of the c>ty, the bandits last night
college foot hull team s will lie sent followed up an orgy of crim e mi gat ion Would In* of g re ater scope ican Legion convention in P hila Uuntlev Mett, m ilitary atta c h *
‘’Wymie^-Welsa, noiori- regulation is being tlrawn Up by
The letters were brought by
Iter and gpnmurt, who at George A- HeCottea, city uttorney. Colonel Yves Pirot, member of the to u lb.I of daily newspapers from Saturduj a.p.ht and Sunduy by 'a n d more likely to unearth the delphia, a fte r which he expects to the American emhassy, In ollvg
Mm to overlordr.hip of a and will be published in the news Chamber of Deputies. The I’rein- Sanford for use on sport pages killing t i n ce ineii and wounding ' hole mass of ini nipt ion that hi* in go hunting with the governor of drab nnd wearing dccofat
Nevada.
.
which included the respltfi
city-wide combine of papers as required by law.
sists exist;-.
Max
D.
St«*uci\
Duugherty'
h at
luers and Paddy M urray,
The grainl jury mve. ligation was torney, said there were three re a Rumanian order.
The s tree ts included in the new ,
Aa slt^ advanced slowly
lo t.
ordered yesterday by Jam es A. sons actuating the jurors who voted
regulation urv:
th
e
station ptutfonn, thu M if
ere lulled almost instantCollins, judge of criminal court. against D augherty’s acquittal.
F ir s t Street, frdnV._ Melljjn^ll*
women, o f the Frer '
|J,(Hlb-:« riJA U l l*.V slogs
Upon
suggestion
of
Attorney
Gen
k “The f i r s t and weightiest,’*
lie gaits, spitting tjieir Avo to the westerly citv limits.
eral A rth u r Gillium.
Fir*t w it said Mr. Stcuer, “ wus the mustcr- spo h ae aV ltA a billb .
’ Queen Marie wore ■ ootttj
Sanford Avenue,
from
F irst
H u n g e rs of death from
nesses were to be called today. An
•*| have done my best to m ain he carried out oil an elaborate ; The bandits started operations order was issued to the s tate pris ly presentation of the eusc hy Dis medal shade. A c h lc b r o *
house window and an ( S treet to the southerly city limits.
raked them with a * Park Avenue, front First Street tain aiming my countrymen the scale The goal is a,000 tickets I hist night by lulling W alter Swan- on warden at Mielrfgan City to pro trict Attorney Buckner. The sec travelling hut topped herto the southerly city limits.
memory of our brotherhood in prior to the day of the game. The I mm « taxir.il. driver, 't hey then duce in court at 10 o'clock next ond reason was the destruction uf head. She wore u lone whl
cross fire of lead.
Ninth
Street,
front
Park
Ave
arms, and 1 am certain that this sale of tickets has been divided into took Ins clothes, threw the body Thursday, D. ('. Stephenson, for sontu of tho ledger sheets of thu chid over her heart. II» r,H
| n ml. ,1 were: William W. I
Midland Nationul Hank. Uf course, and hose were In hurmony* |
Legionnaires will | over a viaduct and continued tlioir
former assistant s t a l e ’s, nue to the Atlantic Const Line brotherhood will continue in peace, three groups.
cab. mer grand dragon of the Ku Klux Duugherty was not on trial for thu rest of the costume.
lispo.se of
‘
as alive and strong as ever, for the dispose
Of tickets
tickets in
in neighboring
neigniioring [depredations
'" 'l,
......j ... ‘.Swanson
. . T i n hi
j pi oiuiio-iit i riinitial law j Kailroad passenger station.
Klun, who lias given assurances, destroying theso ledger sheets, nor
cities, one member being nlluted to Within an limn they killed two Adams
Princess Ili-anu carried a!
It will he a law violation for good of out' two countries."
| column! for "Hig Joe"
suya, that lx* will relate a is it « crime to destroy old ledger
a certain community. The ntixilmen and wounded three uttiof Weiss, now on trial an automobile driver to enter any
M. Hriand's letter said:
full story of the alleged corruption. sheets. Nevertheless, at the more of tho many bouquets uertt'-tb-J
mother, while F*rince Nicholas’-1
iary will dispose of tickets in the era.
|r ; Hen Jacobs, an ittvi's- one of thoroughfares included in
Stephenson is serving a life sen
"Your \Tsit will be a great event
A fter slaying Swanson the pair tence fnr the m urder of Madge suggestion of the fact, many peo the Queen’s pet black spaniat ’*
O’Humiion, and Sam the regulation without coming to .i in the bii.loiy of the Franco-Amori- business district of Sanfqrd. High
pie were staggered.
Tin* third tow. A squad of p ollfc^kej. ^
school boys und girls will be asked entered a re s ta u ra n t where they Uherholtzer.
Inrlnnan and bodyguard full stop, Police Chief William can friendship.
This movement, i
rcunoti was Mr. D augherty’s fail
mob of American tourial;', A
said.
to sell tickets among their friends shut and wounded Louis F ern a n
Ilubens corpus writ culling upon ure to take the witness stand. Of were so numerous th a t tbxr- odM
The new traffic regulation will i inspired by the pious memory ot !uml inenibcis ur their families.
dez, a cook ami robbed the rush
ti went down under tin1
your
dead,
will
profoundly
move
|
train split into two section^?
The legion will not neglect the register of $10. Two men in the the prison wnYden to hring S te p h course, such wus his right."
stream apparently a be in the n ature of an experiment the French people. In coming to
enson into superior court hern nl
It was a gorgeous I mill
kfler they had left the sod iT it is found successful in France you will renew the friend social side of thu hig game. A girl re sta u ran ts said the bandits shot two o’clock tomorrow to give te s
liter day for the ride throtf
lloiisi shop of William Sanford, the m easure will he ex ship that hus existed front the will be*se!eclecl in four cities to Fernandez, when lie said he thought timony in n corruption case wus is
mainly. Tho route td (T
across S tate S t r i c t tender d to include other streets, dawn of your independence -to the act as sponsor for lltc teams. Dr- their command of "hands up" was sued yesterday by Jud g e Sidney
passes by Caen, wheru _
lantlo, Hanford, W inter I’ark and a joke.
r.illiedrnl, and believed the police chief said.
Tim proposed regulation includes present day between our two conn DeLand will be represented by girl
Queen who alao crossed
Crossing the street In a filling Miller, lint whether it will be
to Ife the headquarters
i rics."
four
of
the
principal
arteries
of
The third annual
American Muthilde, wife of Williatn the'4 _
sponsors ami they will cheer for station, they shot and killed Jack honored by W alter 11.. Daly, the
lilti- defctmi forces.
Col. I’icot’s own message was:
prison warden, in problematical. i ‘I'ioii minstrel show will be held queror, lies in regal s t a t e . , d*
traffic in the city.
With four
their respective
teams.
Their
Just Hark From Court
"The cheers that greeted you in nam e: will be announced later Jluane, a nighti watchman, and Daly is bucked by tin* opinion of Nov. :M ill tile City Hull auditor
thiirouglifures
declared
“through
Queen Murie ir. hapsftjl.t*
wounded
C.
W.
Johnson,
station
a
t
in i tns shop two y e a rs
IP 17 you will hear again when you through the newspapers.
tendant, and his companion, It. A. the attorney gcncrul and refused ium, it was announced today by Atlantic will behave ltael
Dan O'Haniiimi, ace of stree ts.” traffic in l*>lh directions come to France.”
Legionnaires will visit with the Hayden. Johnson was shot down lust Saturday to return S tephen L. J. Holt, who will direct the regards the sea wl^h nil
alcohol purveyors, was will have tho right of wuy on First
son on u summons to appeur in the .show.
The legion and its auxiliary are posts of neighboring citien during when he rail from the gunmen.
and
Ninth
street,
and
Hanford
and
und is said to have prorldadl
three gunmen amidst bis
same ruse.
Park Avenues over traffic of in here for a holiday as much as for the next four Weeks und tell their
Special costumes and scenery with a stock of untl-saaxid
business as members indicate by "buddies" of the program planned.
will be rented for the hIiow am) the guaranteed as un unerring l
|()'Hanni(tn hud jiftt conte tersecting streets.
the impromptu and colorful pur- Members were allotted to eucli city
____________ _
song, dance* nnd skits will be nre- against ntal-de-m er.. . ....
criminal courts building
udes behind the scores of bands and they will put tickets on sale
On board tho L e y la th a q .A
it . I ..
' f i t t e d by am ate u r talent of Han|ocks away, where a jury
and drum corps.
U n e X p e n C l e C l n l l l l i s ford. Many membern of Jhxt y ear’* will be a notable r o m p a n y ; , f u
and distribute posters on the same
completed to try Salt is.
Today wus the duy of the lug
cast will appear in thi* 1920 show, tho passengers will b a . M n , 1
kn, struck by seven bullets.
parade, with ull the units having visit.
City Clerk L. K. Phillips was according to Mr. Bolt. Tho cant row Wilson and her brotHer*
|>o>t ( ’onimunder Hutton a p
Ivi-d out of lUtuger, denied
places in line und vicing in origin pealed to bis comrades to "get be
ag:
Th)
*
authorized by the City Commission will be upon to all entertainers, nrd Bolling; August
City
I florist shop was a render.i
^
s
S
n
g
7
h
f
pn>
posed
»«ity
of
and float.
Monduy afternoon to tru n s fe r all whether they are members of the of; the late G p rn ta q ,
hind” the celebration uml make it
.
ISaltis workers, but police ( ’ottes ......... . . .
Ancient
automobiles, h o r s e
Rivuiltiliuns aiilhuriiing tin* pav unexpected balances to such de Campbell-Loising post or not, it Prince
Hohpelohe
] list of all men culled for contract between the Florida Tow tlrawn vehicles emblazoned with a success. “ If we u r t successful ing of nine city
tlmrouglifures
nephew of the
Coi
partm ents th at show deficits ill wus*naid.
this
time,"
ho
said,
"we
cun
muko
..
. . . .
.... ,,
.
e
r
&
Light
Cnmnuny
und
the
city
vice in Weiss's
pocket,
‘ Queen;
’
the wit of soldiers und even re •dims to have the University of I wore adopted by thu (,.ty Coniims- closing the books for the fiscal
J p P c i OMVI i A|. iMr
U IV i. ,« tp |
ward (Oppersdorff,.
Isafe in Schofield’s office nf Hanford on furnishing electric productions uf the French box curH *-........................
------ r <«» ttion Monday afternoon, rho rrno*
Vanderbilt and her brotheti.J
list of s t a t e ’s witnesses power service for the s tre e t light with the slogan " F o rty and E ig h t” Floridu play here next year. If wo lutiims were offered by City Com year ending Sept. 30.
Hays Morgan,, arid Ralph
can
point
to
a
hig
crowd
hero this
ing
system.
The
contract
was
p
re
The
commissioners
also
Instruct
to testify aguiiiHt Saltis.
added to the fun-making p arapher
missioner K. F. Housholder. Tho
president uf tha World,
}gh the usual silence of sented to the City Commission by nalia brought forth for the celeb year, we will huve a talking point. stree ts will have a rock liuse s u r ed City Engineer Fred T. Williams
Legionnaires were appointed to
Although
Quoen Marla
to iiroceed with the preliminary
prevailed a fte r the shoot- Clyde A. Byrd, local m an ag e r of ration.
face
and
will
be
24
feet
wide.
take charge of features of the cel
Coinpluints
of
iioIbo mude by previously announced
work
of
Palm
etto
Avenue
south
| police veered in the lower the power company.
ebration. M. Kronen will in charge Special assessm ents will bo e n te r
not desire to b* photogra,
The electric service for the last
iw the attack us the apoA post card dated Kippingdale, of football tickets; A. r . lluggurd, ed ugainst ull lots and lands shut front Geneva s tree t for three blocks children a t the City P ark during ing her tour, ana was fa ir
year
has
been
furnished
by
the
W. E. Hill appeared a l tho meeting converts by the Municipul Band
long guerilla w a rfare heScotland,
I'.KIH,
was
recently
dcliv^
ting
such
contemplated
improve
fire works display; F1. A. Mero,
to urge the paving of the avenue. on ThurHduy nights were made at by a crowd of movie- i
diipieH of gunmen und company at a rate agreed upon un cred a t the neighboring town
legion Imll; speed boat races, Karl m ents on tho foot frontage basis.
the City Commission meeting Mon what}’she came out o f thtf,
titers.
, til a contruct was drawn up und Uourne.
Union Avonue to Ninth S treet
L. Schultz; L. J. Bolt, seating urtel f o r har la s t shop;
d ay uftornoon.
Ibcliovc.d the shoolinjf was adopted.
SIDEW
ALKS
FOR
PARK
ntngenients ut Municipul Recrea wll ho Improved from Summerlin
The noise drowns out the aolo Paris* She smilingly
Vt result of the failure of
Avenue, east to Scott Avenue, lit
th e inavltabla
inavilabla wiA
with, 1Priw
tion Field.
"peace parley" between
Workmen a re laying
ng a five-foot p arts o f the concert, it was said, the
thu Flnohurst subdivision, tho fol
‘*
A policeman will bo stationed at na a t h a r
In of “ Scarfaeo AV CaIcement
sidewalk
on
the
south
sldo
lowing thoroughfures will be pav
Ingpin of Cicero viceland
thu
Municipal
Recreation the p a rk In future to keep order showed no sign of strain
ed: Muple Avenue, from Snurling of
week's exertions.
Ion
| rp. The m eeting broke up,
on Ninth Htreot,
T h a , -In- tne immediate,, vicinity
. . - of the
.
to Central S treets; Holly Avenue, grounds
park, which hus two teiinis courts, ‘ band' stand,, tho Comissioners doto information In the
from Spurling to C entral; Cedar
cided.
Itinued on page four)
Avenue, front Spurling to C entral; covers one city block.*
ties
as
determined
by
the
terminal
TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 12— UP)—
Spurling, from French to Cedar
district and shippers’ commodity
Busincs condition* throughout the cqmmittees co-operating with the
Avenues. The paving of Scott
s tate of Florida wero better d u r Departm ent of Comtncrco in BurAvonue from Seminole Boulevard
Seating a ra m g e m o n ts -for ths south to Eighth S treet was also
ing the firs t si* m onths of 1920 Vey of Florida tran sp o rta tio n re
than In the corresponding p?riod quirements. Car unloadings for big Mercer university and Rollins ordered.
,,
,.
City Commlodofler
.Several resolutions on sidewalk
of 1926, said n preliminary
nine commodities for all districts football clash at. tho Municipal
holder
oikod Police
Athletic
Field
hers
Arm
istice
d»y
of the S outheast Advisory Board
A
t
h
l
e
t
i
c
-------w.
,
construction were also introducsd
t Miami, during th e last
WLlllarai
he
ly.
completed,
have
been
virtually
com>lete
The society will give Informa ing -Monday,t aftarnoor)
by Commissioner Housholder and
which * a e read here today a t a quarter of 19^6
Tho w ork of the " O h lU rtn ’a
926 nr* intimated at
There
will
be
s
ea
ts
f
o
r
.s
p
p
ro
x
D
meeting
of
the
executive
commit
adopted.
The
sidewalks
will
bo
Home Sociuty of Florida." with tion concerning the history of policeman fo r
M,64fl, cars, thus .Indicating both
ration of .cltltona in ar2,000 spectator* and park five feat wide. Sidewalks were au- hdkdquarters In Jacksonville, was
a norms stock replenishment and mately
a Seminole County display tee of the head. :
children utidbr Ha Care and Will tho GoldabqKh i
ing
space
for
oOO
automobiles.
tHprired In Sanford Heights and described by M atcua F agg, s ta te place the children In home* for a misolonep revet
The re p o rt is th e flra t official o larger conumptlan In the state
lg fairs this winter Is the
The
grandstand
will
pest
1.200
fronting
the
following
property:
inprlntendent
to
th
e
m
em
bers
of
su
the new secretary ot* thv* statem ent in connection with the Loadings fpr seven coitiniodlties
year .before parmarterit j arranges* been
people; the west U a g h m „
lot <6, lot 47, lot 10, and 14.
|« R o ta„ry Club today a t t h a Ram manta are ntadayMr. Fogg doclar- o u n r i _
Chamber of Commerce, L economic survey o f Florida under for all districts are estimated at south
bleachers
300
and
tne
collaijole. Cafe..
taken some
m onths.ago by the fed- 83,988 cars for the last quarter of
at.
ed. It la required o f th i family U inhabited almoat
slble bleachers 650. . Tha knock*
. Th* aociety was . o r g a n i c in that It b« of good chartustar and groes.
u® ribbon’r display will bo e r a r d e p a f t m e n t o f Commerce- it lb26, there being o considerable
* ■
down
bleachers.
will
1902 and It Is a state-wide non- will treat th* children a* member* ; < The chief of .
increase over last year due to -an north of ,th« permanent bleachefi
', he said, and fruits, vegdendmihational agency, supported of the fr t» T ‘
ticipated large agricultural pro
poultry, dairy prodlicR ,
patrolman 4aJml-1
. contribution*
duction and .movement or lime
> and m i n u f g c t u r e d
three
boure each
F
f
o
r
h
a
s
i
'
-,
clothing.. My. ‘
rock shipments. Thew loading ca- •Idas of tap playing field and spec
will bo exhibited.* /.The*
Scores of visitor* from Orlandxr,
would
care;
tompmwiiry
cal
is conduct*
timates do not conflict with the
of tho farm s, grovel and
:ona,'*n<!
DeaLnd, Daytona,,
and other cities
'Ing hom#
tato rs wUl n o tjb a %
direction of
t will be attractivuly nr- port cover oBout 8®|£fr Jj?nin° nill* reports the storm may cause.
here
to night for tha
a
r
e
expected
hero
tna
PI
beyond
tqfin>
_ars, Inola
total tonnago carried on in rati , "Clearings for. the . first, sir)
h t declared.
lawn fe te o f All Souls’ Church,
**
to
stand
or
w
*.wW
u
p
.
B
k,
roads
in
the
state.
months
of
l
f
l
*
as
c
o
m
w
d
with
.uartera for the county
which will b# held tonight and to
ta
aodaty,
a■aid.
will be established in
R. Honsou Burr, pjtairman of the the first six months' of 18W show
morrow night' M tho large parish
H
tasr thsy were approximately the
v d n , to visitors on $ho s t a t e railroad cammiefTwh#
of,;
(property on Oak Avenue.
almoak
•i
Ante. Carl dosing* for these same lines on tha
‘ Industrial and bus|- sided: T h a report follows.
.A number o f antartalnm ent fee*
,
^
7
2
1
—
;
j
—jjja
ac(a,
riods weps .M3j»6 c s u «|
rtuniUes in th e' county,
berehip c a m p a i f n . l n i r b e
I7 fsn ,n « r"
and danflj
stands,
’r4*i V t f #
TWO SLAYERS OF GRAFT PROBE OF
THREESOUGHT BY INDIANA W ILL BE
FRISCO OFFICERS STARTED TODAY
CITY COMMISSION!
ADOPTS A ‘STOP IS AGAIN
STREET’ MEASURE TO VISIT FRANCE
Legion Minstrel
To Be Given Nov. 24
City Comntisioners City Transfers
Order Nine Streets
To Re Paved Soon
Service Contract
Presented to City
$
Complaints Made of
Childrens’ Noise
Business Conditions In; Florida For
First 6 Months B etter Than Last Year Seating Plans For
GridironGameHere
Almost Completed
tut Makes P lea
’o-operatiftn' In
ibits For Fairs
Full Time
Asked' t6r Gbl
Work Of Children's Home Described
Si
Church1Lawn Fete
, Will Open Tonight
S
i'
8S “S K T # s s s r a B
%
M tS rS sr
“"Uer^dt1-
By city Coin
�.
<!'uy vt
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r r r iiiT T v r v T W W 'f
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T H E
S P IR IT
OF
N E I G H B O R L I N E S S
After All We Want to Be
“Good Neighbors’’
S THE spirit of neighborliness contagious? Well, we
think it is. Since we began this little Series of mes
sages to you about it, we’ve had numerous letters on
the subject.
I
commercial and transportation advantages. Promotion
of a friendlier fooling can’t help but redound to the
credit of business men of the city and the farms. Your
method must necessarily be far-reaching in scope and
influence.”
.
For example we’ll quote from one we received the
other day. It was from a Neighbor out in the country.
He’s in daily touch with our friends of the farms—talks
with ’em over the fence: ^Neigh burliness,” he wrote,
“means more to our city than our undoubted industrial.
Neighborhood propaganda spreads fast and effectively
i
Occurred to us to mention this in this,, our last heart-toheart talk but one, to you, our neighbors. Frankly, in
our opinion, that brief note said a pageful.
n IANK YOU
R e ta il
OF
M erch an ts
S A N F O R D
This Advertisement Paid For by the Following Merchants and Pusiness 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 C«; Inc.
Bond-Hill Lumber Co.
Sie’BPlace
Hill Hardware Co.
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Edge wood Grocery
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co,
McCuller Grocery Co.
•
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s
.
B. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Laney’s Drug Store
Roumillat an<J Anderson
The Sanford Bank and Trust Co,
•M
kftN
Wight Bros. Co
Piggly Wiggly
Security Lumber Co.
Ed. H iggins, Inc. Ford Dealer
Seminole Pressery
S e ^ o fe A w m n g S h o p
The Sanford Herald
"
The H ip Hardware Co.
The Setjiinole County Bank
The First National Bank" .
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I Herald [
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Welcome, Don’t Stab Them
________
As Brisbane Sees It
Thf W«»p Waist.
What, with all the trouble John Martin is having with
Interesting War.
A rm *
Jim Cox und the Miami Daily News, and the mess Ernest'
How We l>ie.
Amos'finds himself in over the Palm Reach Rank and Trust‘
No Eternal Torturer.
CUm dW«<t.r.
»>» *t Mis Pofftofflee Company, this is a laid time to make recommendations for
HY ARTHUR BRISBANE
u ndtr Act of state action along almost any lines.
Nevertheless The
(<'»p> right 19211, hr *n»r Co.)
Herald is going to make a suggestion which it hopes will be
U l l i u f t t heard if not adhered to.
, WASP WAISTS are coming
---- ----- i M M l a l . Kdltar
back snvH fashion. The loose dress
The
winter
season
is
rapidly
approaching
and
no
d
o
u
b
t
I K. JOWKB. M a u « t i « K4itor
as always before, lie
’’ ’i„. s.,:,.,....«
‘
i „ n . » ,ii
;;;
p s S x '. K X t z L r z t
comm* to this s t a t e .................
...
....
t> i V H r a w n o n h a t e *
In I . n t all .......................
i n d i c a t i o n s a r ■ ......
t h a .t t h e r e :rn look thinner. England is i„because one young woman
Month*—is so will be more tourist h e r e this winter than e v e r b e f o r e , and
" .T ,
Carrier,|] per
Mi®* W # 4 I |W RHIHnn
QQ in all probability many thousands of them will mine in their !h,,:* s‘,,rHly t'K'btened. ate heart iautomobiles.
■* " n<* 'bed bemuse nature could
Tr? T
The Big- Parade
£Iton J. Mou&iky
nw»l
A n e f f o r t iu unit..,*
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.
a r c h it e c t
('
oL1
1
First National Bank J
S an fo rd . _
S A N F O R D H E R A L D . M O W D A T.
I want a
3
ALL
FELLOW vS -
I eP S
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'tif’isi&ja iif i
PA GE
30x3*4 Fabric s
SOxS1/^ Cord
DAVWEEKToo
3 0 x 3 * /2
...
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furh* against the outrageously
An enort is undei w.t> in Morula to retrain f r o m .aaking Jight luring.
R*.
1 All obituary
Lr**™* ®* tnanka. r.xoluiton. the tourist, the unhappy ms
s t o m o f a not v e r y d i s t a n t p a s t .
That warning will <J<> no good, if
or entertainments wliet*
' reducing
‘ '
' ' rates |,
„ j luring
is
’
.W|” b® charged In other words, hotels are not only
their
but
l,*
ri">f
is iliv
ll,v fashion
fashion, Women take
“ rertlsin* rates.
.......
Atandinic committees.
The hazar chairman,
M in « ik !’“ “ ,ru, c, o , i n S
u i i » ' i i , " ' h "
Social
dendar
» a s K S r «
31x5.25 cord
29x4.95 cord
32x5.77 cord
30x5.77 cord
30x3*4 tubes.... »
All GuaranteJ
Rines Filling stab
------ -------------------------- MRS.
S
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S. D
A-FAEB
IG
VAER, nVIV/in
SOCIETY
I
ED ITO R
S ' , S S ’i Parent-Teachers Body!;l,''",rtm«"i « w iii-m r
» oli s S o cia l M
e e t ..... -
R E S ID E N C E
M«y
t i ™ -.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
HAVE YOU PBHSONAI
M AGNETISM ?
A healthy woman is magnetic,
attractive, usually beautiful, be
cause she em anates the radiant joy
of living. Do you possess this dcsirnble q uality? Perhaps you are
woak, nervous, ailing. Do not bo
discouraged, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
M«!
TELEPH O N E:
Prescription will help yoW
made of healing herba ada
the peculiar weakneaaea of
Thousanda have felt ita
influence. F o r fifty yfe.„
stood the test, and atill is
vorite Prescription. Send
trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce,
NICE Three room apartm ent with
be
rked and in rend:in's
^ t the
bo mn
m arked,nnd
rendinesss for ^
fnr
he' A t E a s t
S id e
S c h o o l ■ Th“ "■ Y. I’. U. meets on Hun- __Pftvate hath. Seminole Hotel.
T
t()
lin
[/ignii
dav evenings, the seniors nt the
sale which will be held Dec 2
in M o v S S r 7 T ' T tl‘ > '
they are publishing them so that the traveler knows inst 'I'
*” mak” th,n* *»•«»*.
, ............ ....
annual Vhri.t
t hristWomun Club.
the Woman
‘
2 ,U
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
A
special
meeting
of
the
Eust
lihrai'v.
" ni1 ' h‘* Jun,ors ,n tht>
mns bazaar to he held Dec. 10 and
...
AMOCIATED PHr.M
Tuesday
Samples of the Christ mn» cards
•Side Parent-Teachers Association
^
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h
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t
h
a
w
■
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FOR
RENT — Apartment, also
'A o i o l f 1
P r * » » la exrlusi luncheon for the mem- to be sold by the Guild were also
was held Thursday afternoon a t the
.
. ,
furnished rooms, ut reasonable
t f f l y 1™ . to tha u i i for refoo,J
salt*
wiil
be
held
Other efforts are being made to play fair with the tourist
™ h; J
Express, owned
displayed
and
all
those
who
wish
I Social D epartm ent a t
. 1,1 Givu League held i t ’s reg- rates. Apply a00 Park Ave.
by the Union on Oct. 23, the place East Side P rim ary School, with a
K 1?? , ki *U new* dispatch**
to place th e ir orders are naked to
uns
winter.
Realizing
their
mistake
of
last
winter
when
,,y
rt,
rook, well informed,
large attendance.
,uli'r monthly session Tuesday aftK l i ! PUblfah»d
?,p*l>«.r ,,,rt
“
'*<
<
to*.
n’s
Club
nt
1
o’clock
!V
1
b
f1
,
“
"nnimced
Inter.
Mrs.
Ciutherein.
All
D. (’aldwell as host- do so as early as possible.
In absence-of the chairm an, Mrs. i ' ,rn*"’,i with ninny m e m b ers'p rest'7 'i'arlng war
g esells Christmas Imok has proven
”
J *£ u(b|lc«t,u n o f eprclHl tney tried to place a mortgage on everything a fan might *"•'’*
Mrs. M ortimer uiovcr,
Glover, <
who is very popular and a large order has W. H. Singletary, the meeting was i
narain are alao raaerved. own. professional football promoters p r o m i s e
^nnBidiTHbk* buAincKs trnnst
1
Wl11 "»«**«• «.nAll
Souls’ “ d u c t i n g a study course, read been sent in.
te nt me
h
oouiB
prer.iu,
reasonable
nrices
for i l l '
o
.
pn
rinse
this
winter
qm-ts
-he Aegean. Perhaps hr
the a
presided
over
by
Mrs.
C.
C.
Me;
'u
!4
‘'l
a " ' 1 several committees npSbAY. O C T ^ 1926
'
pointed for Procuring new curtains
dubs linthincr i, . i
laiirnnls. cabarets, night W,M ...... *l>«regions, restoring
[Oak Avenue both
f t- ! ! ! ! ! ! " : : v5
^ ’rr >
r e « 'n g aarticles
r tic le s ' «pveral
ioined th..
'( rorykU a■'*
y , *nte
int.VI?"tinK
Several new members Joined
the f'rory.
r“ ry1113 S anford Ave.
I’hon,.
^icity and
and n;* lurge
Inrcm number __
’
^ r K beat lies and taxi cab companies are giv ing
••••■inan irmph-s, ns Luculevening.
mimed to pro- j1'".1, ,'.1 new heater f„r thc Library
on thpn r h ^ k o *^nnk Offerings ! f ot'iety
was iI A
A ucommittee was named
BERAI.D PI.ATrORM*
Class ot the Presby- nhio1 nr«^!lU/ Ch‘ . R‘‘V.’ Glover was 1,1 attendance. Late in the after- f urt' lv!
two° badly-needed
had!v-needed cabinets
raliineta to
t« JM,,lding. Mrs. Cnrrie Elwcll, t h e 1
every
assurance
that
visitors
will
not
be
gouged
!l"
’
iu
>
patriotic
young
•
-pting re fresh
ch will hold its re g _,_,Tre.
8
P..
antI
ma*lc
a
most
in(
tioon
the
hostess
served
«
.ioii,.i,.,.,
Ibp
used
in
the
prim
ary
school.
It
spiring talk1
J
1,1081 in- I no.o n, the hostess served a delicious I ----- T....... •••.u .™ ., . t hostesses, served tem
,,unch and choco
nal meeting a t 7:30 P a #?R t a ,, . .
1
a t ftaaforg'a fr o s t
, nalnd
[was nl»°
nlso decided to join the other ment „ „f
•ad course with coffee
coffee.
[w,,s
late enkes.
1 been
------ 1 "
‘
.........
-* * — -*•
........................
be church,
. A fte r nil business had been nuu
LmeaetirWuktljBoolsdAzuCuinc
I Parent-teacher
associations
in giv" • t t t m l t « • Jaek soaG E T T H E rest
kting of the fall of the trnnsncteiil, p social hour waB en
---------------- ---- -—.
[RJK a reception next Monday cvel'l‘ c “ ki,'.]<|
thV '"«•*• hriviBK
from Wav-, "
1" 1.... « . ,
rill be held a t th e Old joyed. The hostess served ice i r i p e O r t r a n M p m l T o > » u i nLM^ *n ^onor of the teachers of
Flow er Urns, Concrete U
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Green,
T‘
'S'
s l i " r" m " 1
r l , ,, l rila iti- l „ 1 1 , ,
............ ........... la........ 1 V tai55 *'• M a e la * u n k « . i , , r '
cream and cake as refreshments. TT
kll a t 3:30 o'clock,
1VAtn i n e i S the city schools.
• » I h t r Caaal.
of all kinds, Roofing Til. j
longtime resident of
I^ngwood,
nuP
t
h
.P|
f
VVo,st
in
t
h
e
World
as
h
e
crossu
r'
'V"
s,,,lt
w,,r'1
1,1
Among the members pressnt r l t i V G L n j o y a b l e M e e t , Miss Emma Owen, principal of h;iv<» iDcently rDtuniud from sever■meeting of the Daughm ent Coloring, Etc f ^ j l
"**!■*•* •< w h it* w ay.
es the beautiful St. Mary's River
'
Mu-ndmi. Make war against me.
lloy Class nt 7:30 o’clock
Itaymond Key. Mrs. O i l M n n i l u v ; A f t
* — '• l»a a la
eonrfa.
the East Siilc School, told of the nl weeks spent in Pennsylvania
F l o r..r
i d a. la d v e r t i s e. s a. c o r.1
d ia
l wide»»me
t ,, Visitors.
, ; ,t .
' ' " 1 ' "" room
1
SA N FO R D CEMEJ
bss room a t the Motho- John W Meisch Jr.. Mrs. Mortimer WI1 lv* ° n a a y A r t e i n o o n ! 1,01,41 " f u i>«'t <>f puiows, sheets Jiuu New .Jersey.
1,11
" n (inn In
In read, i,,l»rying
|„r Ul11
your ,,,•
dead f,'"J
ha
* * * * * • * k a llfla g
pro. s o m e o f t h e s e v a n - c o l o r e d a d v e r t i s e r , ,. ., i t s . o „ e woul.l r l■n•n k■ linn *'
|ch.
All members aro Glover, Mrs. II. II. McCall J r Mrs
------;««d blankets to he used in case of
PRO D U CTS ( 0.
iv fp p p
At the bridge 'p a rty given by I
urn in their articles for i.
Leo*Ja
r
‘,‘.
Mrs.
Monroe
U.
A
most
interesting
meeting
,.f
ll,m‘*s ,,l,,4»'g ••*'' pupils while at •Mi -i. Raymond Key m Sanford on I
•r»lh and Maple
phone ||S
’irfiPLoY*
Hutton,
Mrs.
Ilenjamin
Whither
■sale.
■
the ripe Organ Club ,.f the Ki,*t '
These wiTi* KP*H*rously !•*"I; V evening in honor of Mrs.)
p ity C a a a l M l o i o f f i r *
' i ' l l \ wo wmild (low h,.\v
J a n e ts " class will hold a 'rrV.
1 ^1<*
P , M K,"«' Mrs. Ernest Iiaptist Church was field Monday 1
lion I,
tj.o li.ilian llomipiii'lc or
Hr,,nke While, stale regent of the i
■ting Tuesday night nt Hill, Mrs. J. N. Kohson am] Rev .................................
' Enc
‘ ) The regular meeting of the East
t #'
hoalsTarg
aUeriioon at the home ..f Mrs.
\
r.•
s
in
.M
o
.
-opni.
how
min
h
of
the
Moirof.
illl
H
fl
I
'I*.....
1
.
..
A
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■
M
ortimer
Glover.
nt 7r.'MI o’clock. This
cenue.
old Vloh.iin iiM-dnn rompierors m
BhlotUa o f ( i t r h e a a llfle a Mrs. (iatchell and Miss Martha will oe Held I hursday afternoon, tnwn.
social meeting of the
n a.
h om.11
<>ct. 2 1 . at 3 o’clock.
l''ox ns hostesses.
f*
a eh «*l
ayaleim
l . i i ns hop.- no -loppy .American
Missionary
Union
of
After nil business hud been
The
president.
Mrs.
A.
Kent
R,.si . , r , ..m i n , - i l r r M
^
‘ •ill. man will Inn) it ne< cssary to
Baptist church will meet
I ' A I N T I N O AND
---------------- ^ A m u i i u c u n
,
............ io orner t r ansartei|, thc following officers
-'•n.I our men to that tight, or ft
clock at the clvurch.
•
O f
Q orM rirt/-.
T _______
|““?1**
Ik’il for
from
the of- ^ cr,! e a ‘t't“ d for the com ing y e a r :
t
fHl ‘ ‘“
‘ aII<'i
G»» reports
r*
m
ciit'ie ii. .. it goes along
One,.
VERSE FOR TODAY
d e c o r a t in g
W l
and committee chairmen.
Preai.lent, Mrs. W. A. I^ fflc r; Vice
l
was enough.
r * ~ T E D o p THE L O R D Wednesday
--------| H was announced that the next 1 t,r 4,fi,,b'nt. Mrs. U. W. Check; Sec
Phone 568-W
liffi*" 5*16 ^
God •
ReSpecially
for
the
huneflt
of
the
mrs.
ivrnest
Krupp
entertained
Mrs.
Erncut
In,ei‘Gng
would be held Mondny aft- 1 JjyGiry, Mrs. C, C. MeCrory nnd
Si
i
.V
|
f.
I»A
X
.
ays
u
London
puhWM tander, and
I“ h t ' i f t W e e k " T i m e l y A n y T i m e
.11 Soul’s Church on t h e j l4h ee members of the Service
■ Ht ,h ,4,' h
••xrmi
!rs. Wilw N- 1 fensurer. Mrs. W. H. Zachry.
S e rv ic e Unit f 5 n,,H1JI
o ,,»‘ «>f *■
Mrs.
humbled thyaolf b efo re
-60S S anford Ave.
lontion, death • ertlficntes « i|| tell
Priced a t ....
punds
- ... Cross
............Church
..
.oonouv
unds on Oak Avenue, " f Holy
Monday an
aft- liam Moore S e t t ia Mayfair, and
I.Af™* when thou heartiest
Ihe truth, for lio-tam* .'
wiuilfl hi* in thu form of a shower.
noun und evening.
(ernoo,, a t her home on Park Av.
1 * tpake;. .. I nlso have heard
“ T h r i f t W e e k " will not be d u e m.t,| , i .......... , ,
.
' Ihi.l .iffi i PI year . of over
j o department
of the nue.
At th at time articles will he given
Sl ■*>th the Lord.” 2 Kings
work "
■('lul> will meet a t thu
'l l I E
“ ( 'O L D
e ilK C K ” K V IL
A short
was
- ............business
- ............... meeting
.
wus f',r 'J-’4’ nn the children’s table ;lt
I at 3 o’clock,
".Smoihen u io d ea l h.
vorked.
Z A Y E R — Shew US Thy mercy
held for the purpose
of naming | 4" 4* ' hristm as bazar to he held De- t
_
l’’«*HT MYERS TR npIc Af, NEWS
bnuliling Circle will meet committees ami chairmen
ore, and g ra n t us Thy salva
’•'d and lept
in mi vent dated
for the l t'e,.\,,Kr •’ Ht the W oman’s « lul>. | The Misses l.ucile I.eRov Camil i
«'Jfl "
(,i " n u n ..... with (lie mereluint : either ,u Ills ,,wi, behalf
sa l e
It. \V. Ware. IfiDSt I»u|- annual ( hristm as bazaar and s u p )
V ' '<*w",g the business session a la I’uleston, Elizabeth Turnltull
„s
In m>
JJ
-o------per to he given Dec. 2 at the Wo- 1 s;’4*'»1 h<’" r was in order, Mr,.
M argaret Anderson. Beulah An ' ,
...........'led i*V Ins w .f- . !„• ,||,| and "Diet !,u mess ,■ taldi-linienl ; agent i - r any pers,,,,
„„s
"I I'oil Mti'.-S, tile Tropieal New,
Thursday
Sung J u r y Ends Trial of DnughNew F n rd m n T ra c to r an d L evcler a t stiorifice
, in s (luh
Mrs. A. E. Hill w a s ) ' h‘* 1 a " ' 1 M'-,s box serving sand- derson. ( ’hnilolle l i n n s , II, Rohe..........
' » n.<
. 1 I l,,,VV h.,W to I....|, "
u
in
or
i
"i
,"•ration
in
payment
f,.r
IS !«<•<i"i.tnally victimized hy the i
. . --- — chairm an ui
Class of the F irst Bup- appointed
of the fancy ,
«,s- l r u "
and home made \ a Stevens. Helen M arentette Ruth ,
a i * ° d iMfl,er —Times-Union
\\ HOLES A I.E T IR E AN D MATI’ERY SUPPLY
or ehatt. ls, |„,lt|s ,,r teim
"••"Id eheck." a misclieii vous hit of go-sis
me
Ih will bold regular busi- work tublo and Mrs.. B.
MM. A case in which the
Ii. F.
'Vintner
I*. 'O
u tlie r u l Vj J4•4'
, Henry, Franees Teague and Ar
"leuts. or other things of value
attav
from
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M,u-,ONS
death
..
f,r,
W
est
F
irst
S
tree
t
|M>ci:,f meeting nt the wilt have charge of the candy table,
P»rty go t hung.
you let those «..n
unsightly
vvuk
I <i haps there are rea<|.T., of these » , t „ i
.
" " k1" ,,,• '.hl.d, "Hied m the paper uimli purports to he an or-{the title or possession <,f which
i
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: th " r
Jr.. Algernon Speer
VV 'IIY
V do ....................1|S„wy ‘
arlors at Ii:30 o'clock.
der on a hank to pay cash to the shall have
th e other clmiYmcii will be a n L'* ,
S anford
iilrcad)
annoyi*fJ
by
hejm'
rvrnindi
if
tja•
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.
.
,n
,ni’
drains
fu*v«*r
taught
to
‘ w ,aMllr Hl,lz' Mrs. Harold llaw arth. Don Ihrig Pete
P*mples. b l n c k h u n d a and
...........
i
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nounced
Inter.
P a t m b u r g —a South Florida “ Thrift Week," o r’ “ thrift" I,,..! ' .
Lrnest Betts. MrsIt II. Berg, ! Pelerr.on, Dwight Freeman. Earl ,’l4*t4'heH 4,,sn«aro your Bkln and
il 1,ll,!hr as , « ”/k. graduall y dried up.”
■R R I R I R R a R R | R I M a a a p a a i a B | r a | a | ( U J | a J | | | ) | | u
Friday
It was also decided to mend the ,
h ii
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"rwuwf l * ^ n®vc still another
.
( V4,k- Mrs. J. || Col- McCarthy, Chandler Sharon. Frank 1r,,1“ >:o,rr aPPewonee? You can
But
they
lined
on,
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rv;|,dence.
I
bi
Amerien,
lug
life
insurance
, n 00hot«] this winter.—Turn Circle will meet a t 10 choir vestm ents a t the next m eet (lough, Mrs. I. h. Estridge, Miss , Dutton, ami John Paul Walsma kL,|!1, lhem UWHy lf you keoP >'our
glyph " \
S. K." O, the word,.
r
k’
,,” t » l •<"’
v
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y n ,lo ,n ,,i' ' " ‘i'ur v.-rv g e n e i- d l v ........ 'an, " ‘H'
,,av
{ " f mil- "ii'* anMiinl."
roiuiKc*| f,irn, ....
nHikinjr# issuing or
mne. And it will hG fj||e,f in e x i s t e n c e
pth .Mrs. Henry W ight at ing and members are asked to M artha
... ............
* Mrs *T
Ml I III llt | formed a congenial party motoring *iy“,om
I-ox,
W.• I). ‘ Gardiner,
" f rich, rod blood. And
in t x i s t e , , . . V e r y t e w p e o p le a r e g e n u i n e l v I h r i k
• ' . !"",s “ f
fight foolish liv
,i
—------ o-------- J on Park Avenue.
bring their sewing parnphemdin on M m . r—
nrly advised that the payee had m, check hav!! " m f r '
,,r<l,'r 4,r
o r rv*......................................
M (iatrhell, Mrs. (iac*<»riri- to Daytona Beach Sunday where 1 T CW,y ,U' ttt’
tho Vory textur«
f
e
u
peo
p
le
look
Upon
t
h
r
i
f
t
a
s
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n
e
o
f
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t
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v,'r>
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«»*ly.
with
,.dP etersburg man attempted
xure resource iM crim inal proceed- deposit w j.i, „ , ^ri|',4',,t " " 't o 'y <m
uu null
lucnlionuPDcpartim m t of mondny, when Mrs. 'V. E. Watson Huff, Mrs. ('. P. Henderson. .Mrs. they spent the dav
j « f .your u**>u
olein will bo
soft fitl(|
and vinvet
velvet
I he A m e r ic a n p e o p le a r e v v i s t e r Tt
to a , | h ie n c e .
"•« and free advice.
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■b Service League will will entertain the Service League R. L. Glenn, Mrs. Forrest Mr A Mis
like—und tho coloring
as a
"*gn, even i„ cases where attempt- )!„!,.e pe
fI r t ’Mnk ° r ,M*nk,."K
S y * . l,
10 the crossing.
. •I
IORO.
J round his body about sixty
« d o r actual frau d w a s n e r fe c tl" 1,, , ..i.
•
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,,r roporation
Miss Howes a t 3:30 o’- at her
ner home
nome in Rose Court.
'cr,
ter, airs.
Mrs. jJ.. l„
L. Miller.
Miller, Mrs. A Ke
Kent
f
the scene of th# wreck
llie chapel.
obvious. s „ ge n era l h a s ' Jbe im ! : \ \ ,! pi::* ,,lr " f ' '
»r M
----- ,i It’s all In tho blood. And S. 8. 8.
At thc conclusion of the business I M.....
B'issiter,
Mrs. Jam
James
es (J.
U. Sharon,
Sharon ,
J4 “ '*
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presMon been that the pussing „ f i „ 1
I
' 1,1; 1" 11 “ I*"" chilli he
will help Nature keep your bluod
session,
the
hostess
asisted
hy
Miss
Helen
Miller,
Mrs.
R.
A.
1
l .c t t h e r e a d e r t a k e h i m s e l f l o r e v . m i o .
, < osnpatix. I..r mstaoee, I,a: pro
Woods of Tarpon
Saturday
----- —— — ---------------------- ----------- ‘ rich and red and puro.
Mrs.
R.
A.
Newman,
Mrs.
Charles
1
Winston,
Mrs.
Basil
C.
Moore,
Mrs
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checks
w
as
not
eonddere.l
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h e h a s *v
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a i i v jmpssid
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laments as follows:
I .h, i m
• s e l.f i f ................
1 V . 11 .“ ’“ Gtlltinn
,s I
■n’s Story Hour nt tho Fuller nnd Mrs. E. I). Mobley, Sidney J. Nix, Mrs. J. B. Lawson
At the Baptist. Church Sunday 1 y<7 ’ ?o u .c“ “ kofP I>ltaP^ 8 away,
Lhinv I... V
u. . ,7 . !‘n> * • ''"Ji'.V m a d e g o o d „ e Of. . e. v. e. r yT.. I ' “f. ' "
h..,d«l, ndve,ti<i,.g
................. rum "*ut the praetiee has Ins ome a la rm ;
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Bibrnry a t 10 o’clock.
**. d':.
" " ’ " n e shall he |
*“ to« now remind u s , | l h l n tf ho ....... haiifllcd
( ih1 » v . o r „ f
served
dainty
refreshm ents.
“ '"I Mrs. Viet(>r
Victor Roiiertsoii.
Robertson.
................
. .v..v..o,„e„u,.
and
there was ./especially iiL etuatini
S 8J
\ t u V'|U( l '’,U,ai‘‘V'
1,1 n , " ‘ l4,,|Hl <»l' III" tiiim r’s l'" 'u' ' ,s'. 11 ha< doubtless silw.,i $ 1(1 Hi^Iy nuimiuii.
build our rosds to stuy, o r om* 1iltlnrlri
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(Inc prornim nl I I,
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Members attending
Monday’s
— ---- — - — program g iv e, by the prim ary de- t |,a t ’ S H q L . 1U M=,b ° ° dw
» Masonic Hldj*.
|»h,)nt 7r,
•ting, lesve behind us,
h u s im -s establishment
in E o r \ , .- ’f,
,,r hucIi u n p a i d 1
Monday
meeting were Mrs. A. P. Connel- i . n u m i , i i ' e i o f n i V I n / d
» « ; » r !, m i !
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rain
away
---- won’t wash «nu^r
b e « S g f , ,r i c ? a a
Service
League
of
the
M yers
has
posted c . J p i c n ,ul , ' ’( i " 'l! t"nh‘r with l ',e rm
i.V. Mrs. Amelia Nobel, Mrs. B a ld -1.VJ* , L 1 ^. O C IC
. - I O I V l t C l hnt/.miiigi r. I he program follows 1 it
j llat 1Jko it puU
•» i,- i .
l o r j '.'l to 'hiMar spent mi advei tising.
our children pay the {NMl i >| f t h e " I |i , ( c H■ogns in its <"noting room that i or ,,, V ,
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I the llolv Cross will meet win Mrs. George A. DeCottes, Mrs. | W e d n C S d i l V A f t e m O O I l
SAVK
hy
«
ivin«
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sidew
alk,
drivew
ay
and
fo
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I roecssional
I mis.' Him
lira, Mesh on you—
•’1 ginul n n
" ’ E Watson in Rose
I*. Smith, Mrs. Vounjr, Miss
no checks whatever are accepted ' s|,a||
,I,,..I, ' ! ‘ > ’V 1
|
Bv
pupil,.
brings
strength
to
''
‘S" ,’V
liv
i,7/|
..f l.ivenm..| and
- —« • to haul thoir loa«ls, lllt'V ?
All work g u aran teed .
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’«:-»U o’, lock.
. r r
«’vi- j ,,l>n w’ork.
.Song of "eleo m e.
weak, llalihy muscles
Gloomy Dean Inge, agr.-e that and offering "lull checks f„r sale' il
pot have to ask the ques I
ehcap.
Another establishment ,e eonvi. tim, n,,,‘411 ,,n"I sufficient for
Tgmi
Club will hold its
l.,i
I il
o : f;" R ' l i - r a l h . ;,n,| u s i n l l v
n
, 1 ,,ns,l;' " ’
fear or hr cent'y went so far as to paste a (|u. check si - f ‘
»*,,v‘*s
b *“ hn,nrs'
boding and
' •
' f i l l I uily d r - beve III i-ternal punishment.
.... shower
. . fo r
Sf
V’miJ!; x v , 1. ' A ! " 1' I home of Mrs. R. W
Ware t
IM«»
ttto like you used to
tha bonds, but where’s the ■ipi.H’il, I ill 1 Hcr.'iM w on 11 f i j i •; Jj 1■,, ,
4,i’Z4' » « r
of them on the pane nivoo ll m , [
Ml l,,t' l «me it is
x
nil.-*
xrut
f
W
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N
II
v und
w,n,generates
gcm-iatcn
frardlilieHK.
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ni
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a
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v
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n
g
Iii^r.
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n
,
e
dean
says
Christianity
has
I
tuhlo
at
the
home
o
f
i
Houston
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etto
Avenue.
All
memlmrs
Solo—Jesus
Once
was
a
Little
1,ftvo
glTi-.w k of its First street window. Every - 1 o i ' '
, 1
,,as. ,. "’t the funds to
the
energy
am! vitality of youth
... . — ---------------Bobbie
Entziningci
b r o a d w o r d d i a l in. imi, , ' n
*k
. In1, , " r " D i i i i t ” js a m V 'i
‘,"’l ,’‘,|‘'rnH' G.rment" he where in Florida business men h , . 1
U l,ut wil1 h« ' e by
F t e * - 4 ”
|- i 'a - :
s !<2 «
- * * • « • .................
« . throughout
.........................................
yflnr entire Bystorn.
fre p o rt from Michigan euy*
»V'°
I«al
substantial
sums
thnm
gn
,
V
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r
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i.,.s
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» i « « ! ! S hI t h '
Just try It ami son for yoursolfl
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W0n,8n w*» bitten in the n . . „ . „ h j ' S i r J S r t : z : \ z w ' r . K - * ^
Presentntion of diplomas and
acceptance of small checks H
V"' ' ln' W1<:r wiM ........ ..
All druggists sell S. H. 8 .. (Jot tho
plirpOH,’.
H
e
Would
f
a
r
r
a
i
l
i
n
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i
U'
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b*
gm»d
■
ihai
<n>d.
whom
Christ
mum
1
ca
c
h
e
s
Association
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y
K
J
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i
<Wl(l
*—
----------eertifieutes
of
promotion.
from
strangers.
:
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from
this
status
(1f
L®* * l
cow " And f«r
• . i' u/ tM
larger bottler It'd moro economical.
bad labored under the blH food tiim i to i iu v r t h a t f<1(1,i
in t „ ,.»| '"
•"
"uplaealde t„r
at the Woman’s Club
fJT0„ n_ _p _<5 t t
P c tc z r o i ,
r ’ ,An‘l .Mp«- G e o w Evans and
It now appears, however that
t!
i
Those promoted to intermediate
It)
■
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V ir, Florida
that
I he last elause of the paragraph
i « clock honoring the I | 1
h T T l J S t e S S e S [ little d au g h ter Dorothy accompaparronlous impression
the former defect
Llitt cow was the most docile of
|« f the
public schools.
the public
schools.
I o t h e L a d i e s ’ I J n m n ' i.t d l,.y M r- aM41 Mrs- e «i im i and
..... " “..........
loophole
of gene.
generous
....... .. ...
law was cured hy action nr the last
S t S S J
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-—
d au g h-----...
ter Sue Bell1 made aa ,flying
lying
session of the legislature, which proport inns, unless the maker of
Stewart of Albany, N.
r, w
.
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,
v,slt to Miami to view the storma
r
j
....... .................... .
•s
the
instrum
ent
is
required
to
prove
It
l<
,'i
l,,‘r
G’4
'tly
adeipiute
s
t
a
t
(D, Monday afternoon the Ladies stricken section last S aturday re
i p h Stout of the Kansas City
bd here Monday evening
I t NCCmH
to Tito nHcornaiM
t hl.-.l
m.h r i••
,
|e v e r. hecause I don’t believe no ute or, the subject. How the new
.Voml question that the
„v(„,
a t aa. T
*1" . - ..... lw
,wi "t i, tDial
l i m if tt \V,.,.k
............ . [ constitution m old stand ,t "
ending a short time here r h ! , ' \ i i i t- . ’ Congregational ! turning to Sanford Monday mornL ® * d o f h e a rt disease Sunday i " ..
*>w escaped general publicity at <“ V ' S ’
t,k '
l h ‘‘ y ‘‘a l ' “ ' “ W b<‘ pl’o l j ti i l d v o b s e r v e d
1 hose that mourn the loss of no
prother and wife, Mr. upd ( h u r i h held its re g u la r meeting inir.
■ " p y * WM a good newspaH T Y L IC E N SE S D U E OCTO BER 1, 1926
l,me » wa« P«Hstai we do not <1* r of the act, lu.wever, seems suf
•t but w» haver were able to
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omnipotent being, ereating miser
i Stewart at thoir home on a t the home of Mrs. Henry Nickel
The old-time m ixture of Rage Tea
*t t,, ..x p h ih T b u t Vt is 2 T nt
’. I y t;lr ,p’
e«n~-riy
aide, imperfect
creatures,
then
tm
a. weak heart could survive
(venue,
before going to on Hughey S treet with Mrs. Nickel
City
I
a
cense
now
due
on
evtsry
business,
proanil Sulphur for darkening gray,
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-statute
books
large
as
life
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nee.lrtpaper office.
luring them with fire for billions of
‘V ( ., where he will and Mrs. H arry Jones as hostesses.
streaked
and
iession or occupation for which a license is re
v 1 xistence and its language are j lishim'.’ ,''t' | ,,‘n' f“ r l*l,,M' n4‘S8 "stub- j
years, may find comfort in the
Mo tune o„ business.
The spacious home was abloom
F L O R I D A ’S L t V K Q U K S T I O M
fnded
hair
is
""
K«n«r
a
l|y
unknown
that
w
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‘lo
Wlth
»
large
quired,
and
must
be
paid
projnptly.
recent bond Issue curfa d that things really worth while
with quantities of red radiance
(.AKELAND LEDGER
grandm other’s
MOO^OO for municipal docks,
C
a
k
e
s
m
a
d
e
w
ith
S
n
o
w
m e not done through fear. Al> s r „ ; h m w , , h i u
i mg m :
!
Catherine Ray of Jackson- roses, zinnias und antlgonon vines.
recipe, a n d
hoping t h a t the hi
Ellen Hoy,
sehee of fear make them possible.
the at tractive house guest
During the business session it
it Situ
“ Whoever makes or issm-.
! ‘ ***‘I fl'w k- A few eriminal p r o - [
| Woul.l ,|o
1|, ,
,
folks
are again
d
r
ift
arc
lig
h
t
,
flu
ffy,
iC 5niunJclpal docks” will
- J e,,l4(|V for the farm com„ „ „ . of t hose on
unt, Mrs. John Sehirard a t
City
Tax
Collector
’ " ""
using
it
to
W a t o d in thu Seminole
Okeeihobee pose has been ' " ' , l , l " ........ pur
pe on rent), Stre<*t.
HAMILTON
FYEE, able
ISritish "*mth,.r any dra ft, order or c h o c k . , , ' ‘e f f , ! ^ WMMld l,av*l
. - ...........................
. ....usri
keep their hair
a n d fin e -g r a in e d . T h e ir
r—Palatka Timea-IIerald. It dueiior
, h‘‘ ,,|a'ni"«
the locks
re , f,„. ' V-"
n "s' ‘rv,‘'<
a section
) editor,
is here
us about
it
t h .....!'"■ofI,,4'hs
" '" 1 r „n.l
e-him
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I O'l'tor.
la here
to tellto ustellabout
il
a good even
!■ranee
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John Sehirard, Mrs. A. L.
g o o d n e s s m a k e s th e m
!
A D V K K T IS IN G
K K D I K ’K I)
P R irK s
colojt, which Is
rim- ,'Irs. Fred Almas,
,i........
. 1 ■" r,’«t from | tu rn l nation, will never pay us a
quite sensible,
HENDERSONVILLE, N .'.. TIMES
l0n* *■ "taking wur against
cent, ami doesn’t care what Unde
■ice le te rs and Miss Katha ta b le d e lic a c y w h ic h
i r g e JIShe Ledger persnnnllv ves i.
as we are liv
tr, panel] ihovers and imn- Iurged
J "r ,’",”w the water level Sum <Jiu*h iiImiu( it.
Vv motored to Orlando Moning in an age
•JW. Good husinesi. Chase
th
e
w
h
o
l
e
fa
m
ily
w
ill
Germany, depending on trade, iio n J ^ a y v.t: \
pm
they
spent
tho
day.
v.
w i/i i
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when
a youth
out of Florida NOW. If they
Magazines are
wil continue to pay something thousands of business
f u I npiwara p p r e c ia te .
J » that the pickings are poor
with part of the money she is bor Du turers, merchants and others h sa li i " fp antiisvment. Muny
|Vest<i Fay has returned
(INCO RPOR ATED )
ance is of thc
*?,• ™ * d‘ n
, M<1 working they •SI •* * ' « «
|
. * r * f * 2 5 X S f e ; rowing from us now, and will "*ve learned from oxporicmak n e ^
■ending the sum m er a t Ixrs
upon |
g reatest advantage.
»ivo Florida a wido berth.— ihoibee Gity men also sought to act L f,„
<lfV’ " ,l 11 believea that the gradually rut payments to nothing However, „ this pnrtieular ease it ! regar.bl.e , ,[''r th,‘,r i«f«rmi,ti„„
115 Magnoliu Avenue
V ." * " ,,u,<1 is nuw ut home
“ % Timci. It would Meorn ho »> touch with f^*ngressmm, D n k e :b!:
Nowadays, though, we didn't
. Ut rV
friends ut her home on
Rritain islsorrv the gold standard is what the S partanburg Herald ncidmir
,
l ' ■ *'’l,r" ’1" “ n *1 in,- ‘
• -------- ---------502 Hanford Avenue
have the trohlcsome task o f
! ^®Junlny a iiihnh nicotine of Lift
krlv
t|
pi Avenue.
was restored and sorry urrnnge- >ays on the subject of m lvcrtisink 1
1,-‘l’P< nmgs.
They scan
gathering the sage and the tnunsy I
r
co,I}n,lsiloriern have
C H O C O L A T E CAKH
"ml th at newspaper makes o«„ «
rr',nt l«Ke to
.................... "«•" " ,4‘" 1 was made to pay us part.
mixing at home. All drug stores I
d 7 :ld?d 10 inaugurate s r t e i., v,h, " ,l" " »»»""■■■!' . i n :!
DValter
Twiteliell,
win.
ha
i
,irs'
.......
N"
magazine
attem
pt
to
lM»t«m of "Stop” streets in .......T s r & z
.sell the ready-to-use product, f o r 1
n, V V
' ,tS a r miment
Cups
Snowdrift
S t s
►ending
the
sum
m
er
a
.
at advertising
,-,..|„ces
p.i,-,
H IE ONE able man in Hritnin’s 11lru
K
h: ; r ' r m wi,irvh;:*wui;.
- People will find thul this responsible for the loss of |jft. .‘‘ j
only 7n cents. It is improved hy
' aMV
’ 4 ; government, according to Mr. Fyfe 11"' S partanburg paper , „ v.
r j the New England states
3 Cups Sugar
»1,^\ u„. , ' k :ll,,l* ,,,a" ” ' tu b e found
of handling traffic will 4i«’*tructmn of property.
[ the addition of other ingredients,
.....
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.
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m
the
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n,," ' ,al How ,,f Is Winston Churchill. It jM i„terI
’
ve
here
'Vednesday
and
'
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"spat,,',.
House
rabiy reduce tho frequency
1 ,or . 4‘ '"dividual or coriinrii- i wives fi .,,1 d,.. . • '■ "
•••.... j and is failed "W yeth’s Sage and,
3 Egg*
Jibe guest of Mr. and Mrs.
*nd niake unneccminry J u . : 1r r r : ' ; ; ; : , x ' i r h ^ r k 1™ ......... ...................... r,,r ii *• CNting to remember that he got hiH I'"! ^ t a t i n g to advertise for fear dispensable » j
m
*
'
i Sulphur Compound.” It is very
intelligence from an
American Hint the expense entailed m»v b» with nr,,,,,
Key for a short time boi Cup M i/k
g etim g ln
. by y e a n to coma the ln[ popular because nobody can dinmother .laughter of „ New York
i"'jc to her winter home at
4 Squares Chocolate
I cover it has been npplied. Simply
°J H 2,fic. bghts. The
Beach.
•
stock broker, Jerome.
It must
1E
t *3 «
atreeu must wn,..r i mHK'* *he probability
' moisten
your comb or n soft
i]A
Cups
Flour
have come from her, for on his
CIRCULATION DEPARTM ENT
else water damage nil the g re ater 1 ii '
brush with it and draw this through
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th e r s aide, that of the Murlbor^"<1 Mrs Monroe B. H utton
2 Teaspoons Baking Powder
your hair, taking one smnll strand
......
* * « m-..i.,?r , h; .
.
.
J
r
, M •»*
—r—<>
llii'oughout (he United States
■ii i . C*”14,.u y f4,t' NtiW York
liar the dikes have done ul,.,. <i
. . ,s and property of u, ^ t'aHife , U>rL' *S
a
t a time; by frnoniing the gray
“' ‘f" <>f
I
Teaspoon
Vanilla
I'ladelphiu, where they will
I08P H B K IC HUMOR“|7s
h" hT ' ,0,illly'
hair disappears, but what delights
anufacturer
marketed wive"
....... m
.......uiror
marketi'ii
several weeks.
drainago board engineers said they Mmimi'ry.K<MMl fn" h llav'’ « ’‘tb’d the
However, the duke of Mulbnr- i Ibis
,V4 ' ,,,s‘
,l,s" ’v’ 4 'bis fact i„ ,h,.
I
Teaspoon
Salt
t i 14,
l
Lm'
the ladies with Wyeth’s Sage and
migh married a Vanderbilt girl :VS Pfwiuct for xix years without newspaiiurs.
t guy ia mad
"IM
Sulphur Compound, js that, be
the
an!
of
newspuper
advertising
j
<l"«JM
ii*t
advertise
iim
iv
'chinl
”
1
W
John Jx'onanli motored to
Or olae a foul
Cream the Snowdrift and
Tl" 1
falh,*r nnd mother. depending solely upon magazine l' 8" " 1 bargains <h,r r, ' S,pli' y
'
„
TO
C L E A N
D p
'
sides
beautifully
darkening
the
I hat will help to bring hack the
1 uosdny where sha spent
» J « y i right now
hair a f te r n few applications, It
««» n ttrar? « t Z A :P.‘,uy wi,h
■ugar, add unbeaten eggs,
un business.
faiiiily whose great founder, s ’en advertising and direct n j S
---------------------STh i ,™ {Sl n_Uui ! INI»E'l’KNDKNT
This town !■ coul.
t'lti'),,.
H
im
sales
during
th
at
sixers S
?
A J iw - ''
also produce* th a t soft luster artd
aiiirit
cn
Km*rr<*.
Kiv
— P alatka New*.
Tew things «„. easier than to
V
hls i*««»i*’sh p ro fitab le .'
'•tfn
one at a time, and beat well.
y.'ar period totaled less" than 5>,appearance of ubunduncu which is
£l'
-------o--- 1—
1‘■ Perby has return•,
" M,' ,,ns "u redihle. Frankly
so
a
ttractive.—
Adv.
make
accusations
either
against
I0"0
refrigerating
machines.
I Buy bo hot
THE REVEREND |)r. Coffin
IM
„ ^Pending the sumSift thc dry ingredients to
'•"iH’aaibl... for Tampa has president of Union The.,logical
persons, communities or organic,,
Last December he determined to * * • ' - . ...... i L X S S
fy. B at don’t b« ailiy,
I Norfolk, Va„ and New York
K.'ir'lT ’
gether
and add alternately
> newspaper advertising.
i n man who wants to h .V
Jr# a n pot;
lions, but .proving
the charges
J r
.....................
..
1isK ,;:;;r" s , i , i z “ '" 4
the
Seminary, says: "I don’t think this
1 ,l4! |
EjJ- W a’ro almost chilly.
presbytery
should
tell
people
how
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g
impart
s
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aometime. more difficult. At t h e 1 i
“"I " “
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llOO^mncH
,M
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K
VW
,n4’re
*
ban
with
the
milk.
Add
melted
- m,"00 machines to housewives.
—Tampa Tribuna
I'!'*] M,r “-. Clifford W alker
Name time, the person or con,mu I
V ,. ,Zl ,,fi Wu,,|d allow such „ :«,b i;' ,*h,,t »iM 'v,»'t ,h ” «**m„n
TV • —
Q
<■ bun exhausted the capacity of
( utholic church does. We Drot
chocolate last and blend
t hev l;*ine»v1ill« Saturday
i-Htants object to this."
you guys
.
tf)t j attended the fpotbali
x
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u,i,link
th*
ty...............
• ‘X acres of floor Hpucc a t u
thoroughly. Bake in greased
#^.«y*** rialt Jox
W a l f l quite cool
T H E CATHOLIC News replies I’ , WO,000 ,000, ami is iiu-rensing
pans in m m oderate oven
“‘Ivertising 8,,ttco j„ no^ (
.............
W ,tb coat* on your backs.
....... " I u !“
At this time our neighbor Tam
“ «d «4’ the It,,te , editorially: "The Cat Indie church
I hnnw»r P r.n nk F4>rtlter r*does
nothing
of
the
kind.
P,,|,tjt-Ui
—Timea-Union
(about 360-380 degrees F \
t Where Vn°nd0y fr01?
---- o-------tonira are never discussed in (
7 K « . « . r ..... ho
till,.
nhiiiuk.iH
V
,
rum,
|<K
'1 tl“ . " ,” k
ollc churches. No n ric s t" w 7 .,.u * ' I
.. ..........- ........ - ■
s '* - " * - « * - V i a w « S i : " j
true.
............. * 4,,,' 4'kftrKes are ra r forget himself L to tell ihhjuL. ,'r "p|li!,^ l hi*‘
1 wa visit youse
at u price
■si-— WaTl com*
bow they should vote."
,I ny- 'hdlars
thanhewh»m
— :-----mlower
an wnen
the he
man wbo*'!!!'iu'! 'Tl'wtronize |
i Katherine Wilson left Mon*
e ,4 ' ,
® S J k o lll l . | to 2
stout snowshoea.
»<‘gan advertising in newspapers. [Something p, soi l 'T b u s
I
cernud
a
.""'matu.r
’r " "^ 4'4’"- , 4,""«’
‘hntjmssihl,.
lhi" 'vil*
If, however, a candidate were ......................
cernsd,
m atter" now
As/ u
the
4 t nt 'tViU
t f " ««r iiest
tin...
Continuous
from
1
p.
m
.
to
I e win for
y advertising m mediums that I buying, and
u
l!4 W4,rth
opposed, for nomination or election
1^?.* . —p8lj,tk» News,
it IS most unfortunate
lest S l,**>peni a fow
11 p. m. ------i1
.
L clean sheet!
' *''ty wiU H,141W because of bis being « Catholic' rea. h the American homo ho has he can „ f f , 1‘ “ V8 ,,l,t «f ten 1
| st of M« . W alter L. « lorTODAY
• ’
1 " ,a t “ '"Wcr I
Jew or Protestant, would not the been able to lower the price of his price than
’* ’•
.
K
-*»'
mountains,
idergy <;f the different religions he product, putting it within reach of doesn’t adv,.r 1 ‘ ,,n,l,cl,tMr who!
Viola
Dana.
Vera
Gordon
and
i quite comfy
i
the
average
household,
and
a
t
the
!
justified in mentioning the fact®
N a t C a rr tn
zsz ai ■■ ■
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_____ ______ ____
f Bq doubtin’a.
“Koaher.KJUjr Kelly”
Head Iin es t Imt (*«ll i i
i B bcU City Banner
Internal!4!nal smuggling bands his,,; S i L hUB bct*n ubi;j
M N iw ^ iiin M iiiH M iiin in n M u iis
A
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"This m anufacturer’s experience
are bring,ng Ip the worst kind of
“Thsr P o lla n ”
TREASURER!-_ e x. 1,RIfch C ITY[
fore gn population, those whose i» ju s f another proof of the value
Comedy
"uwspaper advertising.
The
com n g U based
crime and deMr. Brockkohn will play on.
^
one umXo,','n'rn';1""
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iMM i
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Here’s Value
Unusual
....... .
nl.ll m,„|
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Fall
f» .-K
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Mrs Krupp Entertains,
in Honor of Members "uvp*<
;,allod thc meting to order
oeivice Leug'ue:
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SUITS
i t e 4^ i : -
F. AWAI.T
SJujtrir ■tor i“®r'“®
d
u Z “: z , z \ r M k Z t r j A t m,k"
n
pfL
m
Vounsrer Set Enjoys [
Beach Party Sunday
..................F o i l i i iiICK "
Men kho know the value of a
favorable impression — will
readily approve of these suits.
The styles are the very latest
and the colors are the new
shades of brown and tan—
also fancy weave blues.
1
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S a n f o r d
Long- wood
CementContracting
Church Circle to Meet
s
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,Mr"
| . « F— ^
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‘y4a'r akla
Collar~to~Match
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Shirts, $2 to $4
Our Better Clothes Are Tail*
ored at Fashion Park
»
The Yowell Company
........... —
Advertising Means Business
Phone 123
lent-T
Association
*y, ateach
theers"
Wom
an’s rink iIMi’s..Henry Nickel
. and ' 'Vhit< *r""s w,,,'k*
NOTICE
TURN HAIR DARK 1
WITH SAGE TEA
11‘
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C h u rc h w e ll’s
it T * r ... ......... .
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..... z a ,M,r,..kr r.....o,
The -
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vT
Friendly Stores
Herald Subscribers!
Special Messenger Service is
maintained daily until 8 o’clock in
the evening: to deliver papers to
any subscriber who is missed by
regular boy
\d
10 Lbs. Potatoes
40c
Phone 148
1 Lb Baby Lima Beans
81x90
14c
Seam less
Devonshire Cloth
Sheets
Yard
,•
fa
1 Lb. Black-Eyed Peas
1 Can Fig Preserves
The Sanford Herald
19c
1 Can Cranberry
Sauce
-a
'I' s s j r j f t :rr.:,r;:
IS
T he Sanford School of Music offers
facilities for the study of all branch*?
of musical art under the finest teach-’
ers in the profession. Register now
for the fall term in violin, piano, voic$
and theory.;
tord lo iboDll, Iu poll,, „2un
KJ? .T*'
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SSsSHS'sSSSsssev*
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MEATS
Stew Meat
„*P C
Hamburger
f.C0
PaJian G u ild
ts Monday With
f ^hns Matthews
Amusements 1] 1
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$6.00 Men’s
Patteht Leather
Slippers
Brown or Black
Oxfords
$
EVERY WOMAN VOTER
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the WorHtaer Organ. Illua-
trated, in rin g Berlin’s Bong
Snceedt MRoeee Rfmlod Mo.
of Yob.”
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2.95
$ 4.95
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Pat tent Leather
Slippers
$
Boy’s
■ 1
Brown
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2.45 ’
Axis
D U m o s e s o f e a c h c a n d i d a t e f o r f ! a n r f M f l i n h » r T U a trln f
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Ladies’
( S n o w d r ift
Has a right to. know, and should know, the views and
Alexicnn bonier, us
.
89c
21c
1 Can Pittted Cherries
•
23c
1 Pint Wesson Oil
27c
The Sanford School
o f M usic.
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PAYS
SANFORD’S FIRST Rgang
w arfare
# yn u 1 ; ---------E O P E N S W ITH
SOCCER GAME TO K I L L I N G O F F I V E
DR TO BALL RE W E D N E S D A Y
from IVIIcr's gun »•, ho aimed ;it
*Jiir.
•Tunnuy refits, ,1 tn
tile twci men fleeing from I ho
, ! r»- He is appearing m
me earlier in the year," he said I l o f l ' S e e k s I t i g h t
house, 0'|tiiMiii"ii, with seven
ii
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f
•
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t
r
n
1 horo this week hih| has
"and it was just as well for him
woiltul1*, rim down a basement st„ir -2
I t ) K O I T i a i n i n U . S . l ' l i ' r r t l to leave the I ni. , -1
(hat lie didn't
I'd likely he ehani
way ami then t<i a tliu’tftr'n off ire. I
-it the expiration „f h u J
f’i'ii
nf
(lie
wnrlil
Inday.
|j
n
g,>.
stay.
otjJ
He probably was -lived from death I
jnir
tn
loinrk
Wills
nut
and
Ihen
.M IW KAPtiLIS. tie*. Ill t/l*)when several (Millets Hero ileflert. I
Hoff told euthnrit.es ^ y
Tuimov will have tn meet me."
ed liy artii les h'» rnrried in his I
t ’hatles llnff, pule l.llllter, lias
11 mitlimed from png,* line)
„
..........................
Wills is y tta u i th a t to n ig h ts e n n feiiid with i min ir ra t ton nffic- ed a second application „
*
Slevednre
to Defend
_____
hands nf the authorities when [nickel
■
, Neurro
asking permission t„
'
R a n k i n g A trilinsf Y m i l h f n l ^5l!,'ri,l' s *1 "'•• '*'1,le “ ni-r- mill fur
, .
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,
,
H’eiss demanded that fa nnne nf for
slug -trm I; a melnl case and
1 L()C,ll 111)111 S c h o o l I fitm Is for assassination the two men whn another tme through a mil nf cur- |
H osltm I h ^ V ^ i h l l A ' - ! Mil 'vr I" * ! ' " " 1
0 . heavy ,i,u ...... r,K;,r,,i"« ' " ’" T * 1"'* »•» his Hrst request had heen
•
«t \ w e i g h t H o \t', .weights. ‘‘I II prove tn the world," •'* mai'i in the: count r> a fte r (let. at Wnshinjcton.
T o Met*I T h i r d O p ix m e n l had tried tn kill his purifier, Vin- r ,'"*'.v and Patient <1 mil against a
ml ..,.
; ,’f' '“‘''I “ that I am the man who I
.
.
■ ^ --------O f Y'ejtr W h e n Gi'ovcllintl rout "schemer" Ilrucci nf Michigan 1 ‘>'*>ld
I’eller and Jamb*, ran
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A l e x a n d e r IMnys ISiK
C o m e s H e r e fo r a C o n t e s l '
ng, . . The l" " « " »•"■
• " " « “ • »•'«*
demand was re a c te d and the war fhoijr.il. ff.«*• shuts following them ' ‘“ " J WtIN. I'.ipe Iieirri, stovednr.- I them the speed ami hittinrr power
C eleb ra tio n Last
\V/|> mi.
and alnn.si obliterated the i.iserip- | p,. . .
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1 inK at | that was md displayed at PhHn.Jel - 1
.t .................
.
..................
Hven by C itiz e n s'
ity h i m . d u b o s k
lull
I'll prove that I am the .......
the
lii.riie
rstniie nff *i
the * rdihets Meld In defm d Ins ranking I ph.............
Machine Gun is Uianiinned
the I Mempsey should have lou(rht and
■linn It • dit n e. Neither of the n u n 1 as foremost i Imllenifcr for ............
r d l n a l s ’ Hall l*arlt
Sanford 11ij;h Si hold is for Ih
O’Hanion SlayiiiK Was Starter
have w.on hy a knockwas seruiifly wounded,
; heavyweu iit title a»caiiist youthful I <hut I would
,
^
*— ----fir-t tmn* I a kiic' up the old Kite
Oropihjf into the past, authori
j out.
our auto renting system, a ,
- 1 liannu'ii, who has defended i •luck Skill kr V Iff Hoston.
I II step Sharkey ipiickly. ’
li'-h ettine of Snreer.
lie team has 1
the U'ltanion slnyme as
factory to our patrons ...
year has ipassed• **,ii .
m urder!
•c iiiiii
'(i i i A line..t
.
ft
.
1
'played
two irames before this the eeaesis of a series of reprisals s' "ti s o' iiien neetised •nf
hnvc the selection of tlm
with
in
11
w
a
hot
once
before.
'
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k
1
-i'tther.
now
:t7
year
,
i
s
l»"rt
skirts
|
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Kran.
e
a
re
he
Home m Texas i week and have lost one iranu* and -*m! eounter reprisals, eHlrninat irm
desire, and can drive th»
made to liana from the hip
, tiisl another.
II.ith j.imies have |ft the latest assault. Weiss was
Ml fore s of the eity were loosed old, foiu-lit Ins last match neniti.st I
they have u multitude nf
* 1 of
' *’
the waist.
been willi teams who have lieea 11 faithful lieuteiianl of the florist today m i hunt for the slavers, Floyd .lohm.ott, of lies Moines, an I *instead
il P i l o t flot*M on S a d
choose from, and all «re
composed of experienced players 1 fraiiKsler
The
rapnne-.lidmiiv "Go-e hullefs hrouuht the uanjt Nattered the westerner to a help
A
year old girl in Fldinhurah
teed perfect., mechanical!, ’
Ion to Attend Htirial and the Saiifutd learn has put upi 1orrio hand was Idamed for the
to to here this year "I he po less fitrure In a single round. Dur fire fitly m nfe-srd t„
thefts
otherwise, and the rental
[ Mother at Aiixtin, Tex. ll very irrd it iMe uanu on l.otii shontinj. Later Torrin was shot bee -aid la*y had inform,itieti that ina this -aoiy period Charkey has I i'*m children on errand
by the trip or by the lmUr,
oeensions
jiie team i- hemi; down hut ted killed and this was ii ul ear e had nhtnmed I n ma- s iira 'd to the front rank with di
a ie reasonably low.
eision- o'.e, ( h o r a e (imlfre
Ihihlin ha- (ill.mill ri"iMhlo\Vi|
enaehed hy T. H .toms and do 'ailed a re|irisal hv • t’Lan on's fo| ■dm • f i >
fitly
tO U f S , Oct. r j , |.t \
ir:
ant in it ., whom Will., failed t wh/eli is helievi'd to
si'idi U n i l i a r u . I. Hi ,. f w h o m a r e ! " w i r outlnfr nnd the lumult
a h'ah ie
' meet. I hit Huffman, sailor si rap
■id for that n l v
I h e n t w o o i o n ' l i ' a ....... u i i >< tie
lifl today is turrvinit t*»
j o ld |da\ ' i s a n d I m w itu i une
|mr
of
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Solomon,
.1
Myrtle Ave. and 2nd Si]
»11« in fit to t i l l l i r m i i . p . i i m i ,,|
»fter mure 11 nin a week of t h o r o u e l d v
I'a rmt" i.
d Inn Maloney. |!,,..ton
Wiilnesdiiv the team pi.u 'he
m (" li- idi i hip ■■ i to- i i '
—«d hasehulldom, r.miud -m
s lu ae-i
,'fCVer heat hy the fit -t v ,,, |l(- haide.sf (.aim on He schedule will II Ibilln.n vane, hlaiuei .1 « o t lie (
I crown in lit \
;|I,.| it meet f i i o W 'l . u i 'l
•
IIit'll.
Hite ........ Im 1ton
' " ' I ' . t ' i <dow hv ( l . f r / t o n o
i
r,
1
II 'hiii"
1* " "
-tionths th a t S h a i k e *
iMned by the oppoit n,,t. |., i
■o r w e l e m ," n Sf hoi.n part ... I S tn foeil londdiou and I! lion h the ne*l episode, when tile Haw
speed at I I le< er defense while if'
VOrdlnnl clnh tmit hroael • im-ie, ex|ieiieiin i| th in il was for 'h o m e Hotel in I'n eio was raked
. ....
M'lopm.. ., n ah t hand -mash that
j, f(..t
diamond honors to tin
I lie fit | two r a m " , and the fum e by maehim aim m an evident at
.. '*
. '1.," X 'l 'lvs.' « l«' 1 12
1
-s
fean I tiunuahoilt the division
l.’ut I in I> i.r mil>
may "not
a | Wills
Wills dr
d«-. -• t.-,t
|,7- efforts
,*
Western city.
Wednesday is expei (. .1 to he h u rl
s it. < ipoiie. w ho e-e„),ed
'll.'be
'
‘ >1 make
make a.
ted hi|„
A lull t.dlowed diirma which i
! '
'".*'<•(( a year as his I ing a i.m- match witli ht nipsoy j
nbrht’* cplehration, the fought from start to fini-li, S„<i g h t ) T«h(m
e* m
d r ii.i*
. e fu»'U,rhl
hr..
Ince the close <,f the Su J '',T
-"tirely a new (.ante to Snn abortive attempt 111 pi ai'C were salar.v
f :.. I i f I-,,i . a vvo r t n u r alm
i iit in *r '^•yhim rortii^tijt if>*»
Held f"i , he New \ ork Yankees in j hv the \ w \ " i I, I t o x i n a ( o iu m i s 1
Ague campaign, foun ! j fl,"l and Wednesday's eame will he made.
Hie future, (.lit if l„. does tile de
‘
Alexander plnyinir st' l i l .Ge Gis( one ev.-r pla\i'd in this
Noon aflet the ll.'iwihorne shoot
o n tis let,d i n g e o n t ' i n l e r f o r th
'»•» and (lem on.trati iik tbit '’hy. ^
mu a youm» ui.m remd a room «,n
...
irouii, 1 o n„. vent s idleness haqualified for other than sia;, ! .Noeeir |. a fa -I and exiitllie Niirth St ate s ||e e | m s t
to
•«." ‘ "I. Jacob inflnci'.id ..... helling fraternil .
owners of the I'linsteio'd I., ;lu .showing of dark
.
eame and ii ipnres mm h ‘ kill and **M'
Hrmei n nde/\on Men i.uppei t- ,,ii,.
j^OfoOg with the arrival of tie | ■daininii to |da>
I heie an- mimv WN i s" em nm
waite.l |..i then '.
" ben lik e d it I lie Kan, |l»«nip-,e> after Ins long jieno.l m
W * train late m the after (people who aie \ e r \ mu, i, ,.|;,t,,| "PportonPv and wheo o
....... loii'. fad a k n | for -iiili
further—lasts longer. A Big Time &. Money Saver
sum. inaetivn.
Odds on Ih" near" to
•lid ending with a imshiti).. 1 to find that Sanford l l ’irh h,i a (lowered ihe .1. .oils had 'u u n ituKm C .Im has aid iiothnia (■• me " in ha ■ fallen as |„vv i(. six [.,
ali" it ... vi \ i .11-- , oiurai i and it five.
IV mob thiit left .S|Kirtiiiiiaii H! leiim heeaiisi' s,„
, , ,r'iimni' "
,*«
a l t e r n forum
------I w’elruininu
--- f j rapidly in po|eihiriiv m the South'
Mier th"
hoolmr. that room !“ ' r'
f'.r
"Me I . aV
The I ,t. t edition of 1 1„.
,
veterun Nehrankan up JA playing field I . he. o l.u,|
wa seats lied
1 hilt . i nipty | ,
“ f 1 " ‘ I'umih Iiml: .'f I MI.immi i l< ri -ft t* l»m u |.o
1(m
to oceiipy the e nter of the | at the I.....
oral n I hf 11 fn Id and i In ' It hie In II .\ ere Hi a pile neat
■" 1
■"b " " ,l1 Febriiai v Aha* iia« v.Ht only ,,, |lls fnv*..,- ,n
in t a i l In v hail been
f
Orossu, city , .game will l,e played the,,,
A t he w Iadov
" ! 1 ......
111 "ffei Inin " m easiio/i' physical i|imlifieatloni i>i led from a 'I honipsi.n m.irhine
‘'f the reception | [urge crowd is e«[.ecied
, ........................ pi
•*obe aid that hi wa. not aox " R h tin hu ky negm. Will-, -ix
, was trying to round up for the panic and the high
'h e otu '■"I to diseus , term
hold gun. a weapon -initial
with the ' <M'
. ha- an advantage of [n.,
H member* of the club who authorities an* making [dans to that In mi/ lit ih nth t,, MiSwiggu,
> '.nkee management „„w and ndi " " Ges m In ight, and is also -a
| *Upped away unnoticed when take m re „f th,. ntteinlam e.
and. tvvo
eotopaminis
in
t
neio.
.
. .
,
,
11 P” ' ' (hat he had dim., ml l»i'‘ri" r - " " g h t and renelt. la t h ,
R w jm pulled in at Union Stu\ linndieii oi more eigniet halts <d -ti< Ii a -uni
' eluhl(una rii;Id list of th,.
Lust 1'iidny the team jouniev
sti'Ve* Alexander been me tin* hero ed to Mount Horn and was h e a lin ' Wl
" ’ *"• " " " 1 . indiciiting a pe
The horn........ i , M|fv 4;Krt.,
'Gal hammered I,
M A K E S B A K 1Y G E A S i E R - l T ’S D O U B L E A C T I N G
Firpn
(hipping throng at a hotel in a hard
’ ’ game hv the s. ore o f ! 1 i’ " 1
'v'ih h ful waiting. Whi t, witl!"the" Vailke! s " U' ^ \\fn*/i fir to a 12 Iriimdij efeat. in I',i'2 l.
num ber of the player*! !1 to 0 . ’fho week before in tlm
,f! 'k was dune, two men ran slid inti
Sales
, T k les TJiose o f A n y Other Brand
seen the greatest nienaee to th<
flitting.
lie
autographed
first game and after the'Yeimi had
•■lidding by a rear
I'eYsnll' 'aMmum !o 'si,!!,'| ".'I
G..,.es
,|„. . nfident New Eng
patted youngsters on the prnetieed tint one week il went ; ".'""T ;" 1'1 . •I'sappeared after ,,, ||,.. | lnll| J,,,,,,,. ^ ' J ' J h ' . * * ' ' hinil ehiiiupio,,.
» became a brilliant con- to Is'i'shurg and played that team •', •'••,(udmiing their machine
mill ill series. It . ailed for a v. ai'l\"sar : ,. ^Giuckey was the |iieture of eon
to a one to one tie. The
,,,
«Di*v.
finished his tram
...
»f
and had ,mu -tor
(rtlng hi* activities to very nun h improved and there will !
aid flic mat Inn,, three . ea,
S"""'
. A i l ’nrk where 10 of tie Is' - fii-ter and heavier line-up in emi was aided hy another hand in
anil Couch Williams 1ml Hie field against Grovi'luml Wed «*tn nutntuohilc
t
.
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popular |i..,i ,
up for tlm party, nemliiy.
Seve, ,1 -hots vv,
t
m th. ha-, hall
;i|l
play 11 s utipla
_ jtoolc hU piuce ns tlm
tr." t. hill some of these vM,e ;|,
, ,,
' mted Stale. •
.Da Introduced to the crowd
M l b°'Y ’ • p?>ko “ *'■ *{»' way of the <•'he, Tin,' m .l. I..,,
JA C K S H A R K E Y
T O C L A S H W ITH
W ILLS T O N IG H T
SI
YOU-DRIVE-1
wti □y LetlVCS For
j
ihun.plot.sof I., ,
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It.
Reel & Sons
Rupporf Denies He
Will (Jive Bambino
$150,000 A Season
h. W
e, ...... to... «,
1ri "‘"f '»»P'ovma hi 1
ONE SPOONFUL
o f Calumet Baking Powder does the work of
two spoonfuls of many other brands—it goes
CALUMET
THE WORLD'S G R E A T E ST
BAKNN& PO W D ER
27
into tno tnicrophoric,
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pprcdntion of tin* 1 liM»nr’
by hc.ieowimr
....
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leave Unin'i
" ’"'Gb 1 tr a in 'h ,r Au-Hn '|e*"''C wIm-'J*'*V"''
portion of the cheering, liven his arrival
w r a b i p p e r ' " ^ '"ip t
Tv o s
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t u r b in e s
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h .u l ,h .
p a r t a of a sin g le tu rb in e fro m factory
t o p la n t. T h e shell of e a c h t u r b i n e
l;v
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R e n tin g a h e w h fliia m
.7 T O T E L
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H uqo Olectric t u r b i n c a o re n o w
b o ln o d e liv e r e d to t h e n e w S u p e r
P o w er E lec tric G e n eratin g S ta tio n
o u t In t h e E v e r g la d e s n e a r D a n ia
C u t - O f f C -*al,
^7theJe^rblnec Th" r°
F E W E S T
tlm
C O LO N IA L T H K ( H J C U O U T
. FLORIDA
POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY
p .
( -in
V'l«?r standards of
■u m a n c c
................... .
An hotel with the friendly comfort o f your
own ho,nc and th e m ost th o u g h tfu l adbrrcnce to the true spirit o f hospitality.
Koftcrr
UrV
wf c o f n f ‘,rf wi.ii
Koitcr x-,l
tmTl.io
ns—
N e w e r . Kn-au r
lv il,
...It-K H av v a n ..... .
„p r f
a to r s a n d e x t r a s i v fnll L Il
o n n c " lv * d c f i g n c t l s m a lh - r v'vlu
Outstanding features
b* tW°
T h la p l a n t a n d t h e o n e a t S a n fo r d
• r a b e i n g b u ilt for t h e p u r p o s e of
p ro v id in g clU ea a n d c o m m u n i t i e s
w i t h t f a p e n d a b l o p o w e r a t If «■ c o a t
t h a n c a n b a f u r n i s h e d fro m any
o th a r source.
N-eixcr, in u re ilintinctivo ;jl|, ix n i u N c " c r . m o r e txvjnisitglx
*f ° O M S — S I N G L F i or l i N S U I T H
A coni haven in m id -s u m m e r — all three
d m .n g room s are r r fr n h c d w ith washed an.
‘T i r a in l
,
,
.fit ,'*
*Mm »«.**»il-
N e w e r richness o f in te r im
/ .
,
h a r d w a r e a m ! fittinn* w ,*ri. , |
, i r '* l in e r
added
, " " ' v " " * e^1 " . k
p an e l—
(n.i-<l tn t r u i n i n t
Ben Bernie and his Roosevelt O rchestra.
T h e T e d d y Bear Q vc fo r ch .ld re n o f guests'
with a trained atte n d a n t in c o n s ta n t charge.’
N e w e r reHnem eiit*: i n c * m ,r o l :,a .,d
f i r e p r o o f garage conveniently located.
,.i|.
Newer, m oreattractixehlendi*
(
‘
rittf ed three yeii'ra" t h
,ll^•
finer C hrysler “ 70,;
‘ " 1' ' *»« charm und sm art,)f '•« older self, just us
•hai older self relegated the
curlier conceptions of m otor
cor lvauty and perform ance
L 1T'hvion.
With its new vibrant
♦
b M-n d tii e n c r g e S a n ^ v ? t y '
HOWARD C U N ro M K X K i . A ,™ ,,., u „ „ „
(h m c N
Pe f fo r m a n c e "W c h fU » e n t h * ,
dependability and
m
v
Boavlirtr
.
#
Brougham
.
Boyal Coupe .
..
Royal Sedan .
.
LYown Sedan .
.
Phaeton, $1395
an in-
^wmm-
P rice,
CHAS.
j,mini,[Miiiiiiiiijyfni
*
O f Am e r ic a
SBN D BOR S P l
»SUM M HR
V
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v
Nrw Prim
Old Prim
♦ 1495
•1 5 2 5
1525
i;?745
1345
'1695
1595
1795
1795
.1895
Sport P h a s fM L a ia o a
P a te n t,
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New Llwcr Price, Significant
as Its New Beauty
AH
" imc ihiiiiimdm
n e w » • “ « « <*
'*
I>r..ached e c o n o m y
,
,luS ru n i.'iV " '1"' f" r
T „da
•••uy' u
tin.ct cnha’' cem*nt of mo* * cat
T
new>
!
??
trend
»?nnr lf h,nd M
originij
*i? a d v f ln c e d th e styles of
" thrC° years ago’
„
Com e in. See this new C h r f
sIer. “70’'.beauty to d a y -e x -,
COr^ o r t - c o m b l n e d with •.]
W R N Y Broadcasting S t a t i o n a n d S tu d io .
Again, with the neu>
r
C h r y l e r " 7 0 " , C h ry sle r
creates a distinctive departura in design und u new
--
at pncca which rt&uttP a <11*
d im s p e rfo rm a n c e d,
w t t h n e w e r a n d s u b t l e r harm *, j .H , J v t o n e s .
u n d p a n e li n g s .
‘ * ' "* H ip in g s
Travel Bureau, Guide and Auto Service.
per-
^ (^l l e r
A v ,nue a l ,
m o t o r
p n
C O .
■*■•
*
best
Ford
buys
j
'ia s* « is
’v
&W i t
1 U R N I S I I F D liousekeeping room,
Five, a c e
fa rm .,
HUPS MAKMON.N
first
floor. $27.1(0 and
$25 00 ^ FOR SALE
mi,nth. .'ll I E. 5th SI.
l.'irn r.P ■ Ml" '
bouse.
Sillifol.l Automohile Co.
Fuel and F eed
—
I b '" o . garage, out hull,lings. „„e P'»»; Magnolia Ave
I 'hone 127 ;
—
------ ---------------------------------FOR
vj x. i*
v.
RENT.
Fu ,„i bed
room
T ' Y * fa,r.,l,,,,,r .... .
"„ d
ha-.'
NASH
I
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i*,!’" - *Sl,,V1' H" ' 1 foi'plaee I hath emmecting. genth a e n unlv I . r ' ’'
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clc.ncd
f., 1
1 wood. Phone .1512. M. M. Lord I b'OO French Axe
> ! il,ng.
All m-w .............
I,,,,, .. I ,• ..Is ih<' world in m,dur , a r value
,.
" i s elect in light..
R, icc - . .im
i
‘ U L C A N IZ IN G ; :
--SMI'III MOTORS i n
[NT * WELSH
-> t — (Jood Things to Fat
„.
H- F. Haves, owner. IH
\ I:,.*
—
— ---- -------------I ( nimelly & Sons.
TRIM C o
:
far, not the iwiiit ." : ,1” —
for ,"timale<.
•
RADFORD
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i i I •Apartment , and Flats
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i S P E N C E R 'S DAIRY PHONE 100 '
'' •* sell
•s I. W. l a t st
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5S— H o u s e h o l d G o o d s
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for r e n t ”
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O, t,,ls-r 15, ,,ne film
s
1•
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.
V»- " " " " » • • • av ia .....
ion
Gone,
field, cheap for cash, few clinic,
j bds oi, Sanford Ave., $500 each,
’ 1 *'
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Route A. Ter
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At 1 1 'M o b i l e d e a l e r .; d v„„
'••■lilt to sell Vein- used cars, ad
vc
daily on the clasM.ied tinge
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only cow's milk and
.
( *A D l l , L a i
OAKLAND
I.
,
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( room bungalow,
S antonl ( a.lillac ( oiiipany
Ui< hard iM.-Cahe, | 117 E. 2nd St.
Phone 121
n
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W A S QOM M A
CjE-T IT FR O M T H E
FACTORY B U T I
DIDAI'T K M O W I T
CAME
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SellsReal
Estate
..... •
fGING UP FATHER
JH ea o
'a o d e m e o
TVS C A «
G H T ? IT'S
►KiNlEST
MG
By GEORGE McMANUS
H E L E F T IT
OUTSIDE OF GROGAN'S
ROOST AND S O M E •0NE S W I P E D A L L
T H E C U S H IO N S !
h a w 7\ .
AN D DINTY K N O W S 1WHAT A TOUGH
GANG H O LD S O U T
r r H A \N !
X M
THERE
Ti
A
THEN HE PUT HER
IN FULL SPEED To
CHASE THE THIEF
AND HE SMASHED
INTO A BAK ERy
WAGOM
I T —
P O O R D I N T Y ! I'M
S O R R Y F O R H IS
HARD LU C K - ’
B U T l C A N 'T H E L P
L A U G H IN G !
It Does!
If your property is worth selling it’s
worth going to a firm that will bar
gain with you to devote all its time to
the selling of your piopcrty.
Mind You! No*paIaver about what
we are going to.do for y o u - No sir!—
scattering fire doesn’t hit the target
—se we concentrate and shoot right
at the mark—serving the exclusive
listing to the exclusion on all others.
When we take an exclusive listing
from you it means performance on
our part—and we do perform—we do
get results—we do. \
Let us have your listing on an ex
clusive basis.
M R S . U IG G S J U S T
A nd sa y s
SHE BUMPED INTO 1
A LAMP POST AND
,
•)>th e CAR vs w r e c k e d J
v—
Higgins, Smith, Wight, Ina
iswiili
DEVELOPED
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CSED CAR EXCHANGE
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
U- W. WANSLEY, Manager
I
, , n i ' i c ’ yHLFANl/.I.NG WORKS.
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* i NP AN LSI I BUNGALOW
v ii T i r
I.oealed HOOD AND GOODY EAR TIRES
Sewing
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,' h'1 1!" b*oud residential esel ion. , lose
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, in,„i
D.
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Itatterie
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i rivate hath, attriu tivelv rum ; in on paved street. Parliv furnish
1; [ ' !
S' imm.l" 1
v
sidi
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Hstributors
(
'handler
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'I <• »'," , I Mieel me
<*d. large yard fenced in. House
tat,in, boxes
1,1
' *"• ' '"oi I M-'ii-" if
Coinmereial Avenue
<.insists of living loom, ,lining
......
IL 61—Mi.sceNeumtus.
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room,
kitchen,
two
bed
rooms
ami
BE
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am]
see
Ih,.
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os,i„"M.„,
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new custom . !!'",
i.i hi
built St ml,'bakers
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W.IMv.,
CLEANING
CO.
I . " 1 1 "„l«, v I .i,,,. |„ , (j
,
n r . I "■Pairing
SAN JUAN GARAGE
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proN-nt i (l,‘ nl,le ,,ink ?"'* r,,,I bishiseus, «|| Mellonvillo. Phone M.'UI-W
' " ->
r M1i,i ii.i, h. s
•(■" |t,
*-t fm,,,
Iiouse at a sacrifice. Terms: $ ] 5 o,i
i ron.pl well rooted. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bear 1~
'
S A N F O R D B U IC K CO.
, ‘I, l
• cash and the balance
/.IKl
sp.
el,
.
„,s
|„
> mile, Avc. Phone .'t.JU.i.
'" easy
212 Magnolia Ave
L i . ', '.V.'
FRONT furnished partm ent, 2 monthly payments
' *f"...... . I II" <'" 1111, *
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i
Phone
.'it',7
Km
i„.
rooms
and
scr,
barber sh o p
i
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rooms and screened porch with 1 Addles-, Box I il .'a r e Ihe .Saul,.I'd
- — . _
. . _
| i
plot,n Avenue
,, *"V mirrors or resilvcring, hath. '.(1 I Myrtle.
. Herald.
• I ><»l »51 ASS. i *r*,r l
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i .INCOI.N
ford
fordson'
Jiarh.'i", Special at- 5t'0 11!''lll,'r ," " 1 *'l"rrow, IH) Sani r •! •fv *}<*4m
i \ i tiri'ii ik*|••ri• < .
FOR
RENT.
On
Uni.,,,
Ave.,
'I
NEW
BUNGAIOW
.
,
Kdward
Higgins.
I„e.
| indies and children.
Av‘‘• "•►
14III x l l. f hi i
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—
rooms and .s creen porch, g ara g e ! hi -1, elevaio,,' p, i < --Ir,,'"J’" ’"' ' "Uimervint * Palmetto. Phone :t:i| j
I'KriiSSKRY 1
t
i ijj .
pcisi,
Nat I
I8II-J.
SE M1NOI.E il III ISDN-.ESSK\
pressing, tailoring.
A,l|,ly T - K- M ‘*«r,*s, Os
,
Uldjc. Phono 15III.
INC.
H'* Avenu.,
■nue. Phone UlMI* H "'
TU.t Oak Ave.
FOR
RENT, Furnished
•OR RENT.
room | PALMETTO AVEN UE B U N c \
FOR SALE
Phone 11
g a ra g e »|
One ''"
e a rr "icing
Il i- said that thci*1 is some re:,
T T 1
«•*•1...
‘ V.w can
■ he bought V
T 'A
f INS. Ilalmr,lasher
’" w platform.
bintlorm. In this h( dAn t Store.
, month,
for $i,ot)U
: on |'„ | every tiling that exists
T'»r <'o I l e g i n l e ,,,utT"rm several tliousaml feet of TWO *ue,.;
,
T
— ( term s ot $.il,t) cash ami tlm balance
There is some good reason fn
'iist Street
" 2,"",*
*S t'u <’ly«le A. Byrd, tVVO furnished iipartnicnts, close , monthly. During winter seas,.*,
Manager Morula Power &. Light
the rattlesnake and even the pe-kx
K* ■'Ini St.
tins house rents fo, $ i r , n o n t h l v
little mo.quit,, that feeds on vour
No t e p i u n t e r y
I'ODGE BROTHERS
FOR
It).'NT t i ,,,,,
77 , ({wuer needs money and will saen
j.nklr-'
about this tin," every y, ar
/ cameras
room
Vl. ’. r r i
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v
f , , r M l s h , , ‘ l ( t , n ‘l , " x ]r>"
The Herald.
Ji?is snme ewiiHe fi»r I'viatrnn*.
75—SiKTiaTs at the Stores.
ISUPPLIES
i . ,,n ..
A part merits. •
i
I ;|( IM
Some people argue that there i-<
I'V. N. Lumloy, Prop, j
Mellonv die Avenue.
Mrs. .1. .1 .( ^ 5 __ L o t s Ft
l-’or S a t
MMIIC excuse for chicken salad, and
Arthur.
NELL GOOD C .:i:ii CARS
these spit curls that some of Hu,
N ut ; g o m p a n y
I girls plaster on their foreheads m
M'.vtill Store"
I' U R N IS IIFD apartm ent. Water. 7’KN DOLLARS CASH and ten
1925 Dodge c.mpe
liuiliv liiive some (fereii(|i»i*na
hcisilty of our prompt
' tfHS'
week. 1 1 0 1 ,’ . ib d b irs jt mouth will buy beauti192't Dodge Noi',',.,1 ,\ Sellan | I have heard it argued that rieaFrench,
(uruer
lltli.
[ ful building lot located on asphalt i
, .Options and quick
ANDIRONS
Do.|,(c
'
1 "" "ceeshary to keep a dog from
[ell very.
---- - | s tre e t in Sanford. A few pcnnic,
P.I2.I- -Dodge I llltf i/|g
i grouelnna hediuse lie is a dog, and
SCR EEN S
1'OR RENT. Unfurnished,
four saved every day will meet the pay~ Hot Sundwiche*
•923—
iq,,,. Do.lgc
,, . Panel
. , ,Truck
.....
I 11 '• ""isn’t for worms lots of pen
room apartm ent.
Bath room, m eats and eventually givt. y„„ I
1112(1 (iiah'im I I _ 11, Imek pie Wouldn't have iteikrl.v rso many
F IR E SETS
screen porch. 211 I am re I Ave! ownership of a valuable piece of
Impure on this page
,’|,|>ortu,lilies to exercise their
Phone
1511-W.
property.
I
shall
he
glad
to
see
/
‘‘‘l advertisements.
MILLER (). P H I L I P S . Ine.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
imaginatiotis.
tllnsc vacaiit rooms.
you if you would like to have un
About the only thing 1 know of
do so. Drop n card to me care of
[second hand goods?
75— IluHiness I'laceH for R ent Box lot). The Sunford Herald.
that there never have been any ex
Elm Ave. and Fill, Street.
; ,'U.se offered to justify in (ho suxoI^ R n b k r r y P R IN T
; I'hone. ami next to th a t is the dcrPALM BEAL7I COUNTY — The i
Kngriivinflr,
TH E BALL HARDWARE
ATTRACTIVE room* to ront for
I by hat.
sccno of stupendous develop- i
We do
p h o n e ::
"tore* or offices a t P ark Ave. Jiunt. Road about it In tho Palm I
But there is one thing th a t the
nnd Commercial Street.
W. M. Beach Post. ,S ample copy sent on I
[reet
^ Avt’nuo'
average motorist is hard to eonYoung, Owner, 208 P ark Ave.
vmce there m any reason for and
roouesL
| th a t is the kind of detours th a t (Jill*
. • .IM* sv l i t r e r«Twax !
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N A T IO N CARD.
(s’vV'-m
Gas Savt
The 12-
> ."£ 3! ,.S’M
“ '3
11
"o’.i w
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r i .44':',7 “ ' "
..........
»nt your business. 1____ *
- - I F O R SALE CHEAP.
(cretc C,
r
TODAYS
C
‘V Furniture Co.
p «
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C/sii'crjpriccr
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j ordinarily encounters.
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11
No
m a tter which way
« 1
fcl|„w
dc !‘ l l ^ l R n l l l V C n t S N .C
1
in ,
" * ^ lc a word, mill ! x ''r,"
hv month or year,
m,um 21c cash with order.
j A|»|,ly Jtnrdifts Home, " miles mil
i
I your phone.
‘" 'f-.
90— A utom ohiles F o r Sale
Monung Sentinel; largest H asT F(>H R,'*VT. r, ri)(,m holls<li mod.
[irodlieed
in
Seiiiinule 1 ' ,
A l A R l M K . x l s Furnish i
1 e,| eurner Central St. and Park
JG S T t l R R — Pro- 7 " ," ,V,i ,.N " ",,w<l' ' rs ' " ‘e,i. dmihlu i A ' . ‘ il'V",'.*
:s v " " • Park
[ugs. Sod,,. We are
^ ^ 'V '
« • W. Spencer & f JVWphv^ stlml l i t c h c
i^
FIN ER
S5— Lots F o r Sale
6 Z ^ o
i
'v;r.k
„ T r r L, j o ; £ :
'
I'lmno J ' detours in the country are l«..,ng
JA M ES It CO W A N - A l l kinds of _
*' w Stucco bungalow, 5 r o o m s '
*
(In* particuliir nuiij u, .*
Tin and S heet Metal
Work
i!1" bj|| ||, an C\( client buy oi FOR SALK
I!U*r« Ford < mil'".
... jI lie hasupon
R EN
elected to follow.
W a te r ami B„nt Tanks. At Oak
.... 10 c a line
WANTED TO BUY
l Ti,i,,or i sell,- 2 "cw bungalows', i f'bb"" i'll. ci.hI, .............. . fhOO.UO.
• oiotl condition. T erm s. Im pnr
(L E A N COTTON RAGS
•:
/Aln< v ,M' xt
iliuf f
hiihiiitf monUiJv.
........ He a line
Avenue end Third S t r o e t
Teliv
G <’• Thrasher. F irst Nnt'l Bank. ! A road gang may he te|,.,i,i.,g A
| b u s t Street, also lots and acreage
\Valf#*r ^>»ti*hlo\vp
N «<
phono 11 J.
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* I HERALD O FFIC E
b loom house corner M y r ,t l e, --------____ 7c a lins
, rulv(*it that affiH't.H (t ferf of tin
lilt Osteen.
Avc,
and
7th
Sir
| road, hut the road aiilhorilies will Wheaton. III., has [latenteil a neK)'
l a on request.
trect. Ideally local- y i _ L e g a l NollCtH.
'•d to schools. A if
good
tn wl 1buy.
)UV.
DOUGINS & COWAN CO., Auto I,i7—
With Board.
j surround it with a d. |,.ur that
(bis saver and s ta rte r thnt b s a tjh
ji rntes are for
1
1
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OR
R
E
N
T
.
—
Two
small
country
Radiator and sheet metal works. 17,
• 'o„m housv in Flora lleights, j
x ,, r . ,
'«•
long.
anything ever gotten out. With
Isertlona,
rdenf .......
garage.
A Won-;
. i" i>., . i.v c v .',. ,i,„t ,i
pl,,'n and o rnam ental sheet ^metal t
with or without flienh erv' A ve"1^ ' U' 11*
Cvl- huge Iol—ga...........
..... ,,
„
Ami ntmthiT tiling lh:it Du* nm 1,11 1'onls sh<»w as hi^h nx (,
p f average length
| iii.nr.l <>, r
. . ' oiiiiiim<,|..ii, ,-s in i to r is t cannot understand n how n, '_"'h s <■„ a gallon. Other m a k e i / J
Aven,,.
L 7 1 tiW ’
207 P e n c i l |. ««’,l.s.„lllhh; rates. Lincoln Hot[d. , f h n i w a t h° Vthu.r ,*>n |
Guy a. the price ashed.
line.
I
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t
ti
f
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i
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v.
will
xvxwm lk Hammock. Price
m
, heir n. x, 11 u nl.ir ...... . |,,u i,, j,','. j H'1* world the road gangs
argo of SOc for
liiO.OO. F. F. Dutton & (’«.
--- « .nanai'
• *vf
well. Thi'i nt»w invenhel.l 1,1 Ml.. ...Ill, It,.,,.,
urs hi
u
Si,ni"iit, !
'"like the <1, lours
s..* nrough
M„ | ''"U la v e s gas and oil, makes g.ii
Fin
,
Nov
i
a.oi
m
1 A l \ T E R — DECORATOR
l . u a Iso slick.
6H— Rooms Without Hoard | FDR RENT.
|(| ftny
wenth-: .
ing I* restricted
Ford start, istantly in
any wenth( M , . i i Iv.• I.uls for Me davit,
,,
room residence, l <'•>!.( I.IIUGII It FA I TY Cl)
A. H. Riggs, 604 Laurel Ave
Urination,
, corner Ifni ........
111
I.';-.,
v
.
in
i.i',
approx
loiat.-tv
I
miii s.,i,aie x.i.N1 1 There might to he something
er
and
completely
de-carbonize*
th s i i
-carhonizea the
,,!'r,c r..1!!"” " .'.Y" 1
Avenues.,T. I 7::_- n•IIi First
p h o n e :iu;i
'
I list Nat. Ilk. Ilidg.
lihlg. I.VrTh"Yo"!'/];',*
j .»f Me , • .i ...... ... . ,s
|
is made T i e Snn'
.
,
vonti-il
.piiek
that
Will
t
ike
Ihe
engine.
Mr.
Critelilow
offers
1 *X
•L.F.
Spurting.
Phone
!»7-.l
or
I
8
:i«•I l\ I m Im* Kill fHII
F u rn itu re Refinished
|I\ M ) nicely furnished rooms all 1" ’■
rill he responsible
■• i ll.il, e of Hie del,mix.
If you should free to quickly advertise. Writ* .s'!
I llll. lv i„
»»»• -i “ hi • fm-ni ii I
SANFORD,
n
.
A
.
| ■.1 it,1.1 V|,|| l« ll
lcorrcct insertion,
conveniences, close in. Gentlemen 1
---------—
I a-<K any motorist what >x the l.i.t bin, for one. lie also want* Coun-,
25— Florists.
for subsequent
Kl *I III.) I I ' l l Ml I X t.......I. j D'lng he wants to see. I.e will t r "
{.referred. 101 F. 7th St. I W
, 7 8 - O f f l c e s a m i D f s k RiMim
tx and S ta te Distributors who can *r ‘
|K F A L ESTATE
IN SU R A N CE | ion,'.'"tV.
• ••11 11 t i I IIWI(|,. ., s
office should he
| v,ui, "a detour."
make #.M)(j t„$2500 per month.
I
1
flee
liutely in case of "STEW A R T TH E FLORLST"I Df c u r s e , ev e , a detour tills
Advertisement.
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Flowers for nil occasions.
'" some advantages.
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f *‘J< • f 26TI \
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MvLANDER
ARCADE
u
s-. n I,
..m, , ,|
,1 ' eve, V own, r o| r .-, V < •a, h I ha i
'E ltTISEK S
l ,,os,,.». .tn, West 1st. , Sons, Mngrmlim,ml 2 nd.
Georg,. Godfrey, who didc reMi". Ml. I I , i . , , , ..,
,
Phone 781.
l • j •*'• has a ,-:i r willi , I -t mu,,., i ,( • m i i Ix at Vshlon. England, left a ,
rc|>resentative
FOR REN T
SS Real Kstali* fo r K x c h a n g c
the com felt ,
•'■ate a ,,v i, ,,| • tx-room house filled with ritnarlilinr with rates,
■'"".ml garage SO A — R e a l ........................
IOsJalt* l i i rxxiw
c c t o.r ty , 1.
Call la.
'! mad
27— Professional Services.
llassifiv'alinn will
w anted
to
t r a d e . w ,*ii •
||ilct«* in formation,
largi
HIGGINS SMI TH WIGHT, INI
ill tot- <>T;,v:i t<e,ng pre<omt,,| [aide front
I.'i
hiiildmg
lot for house.
wish, they will : E U G E N E P ER M A N EN T WAVES,
RII !
'Ic.i
:i,
tJteatres ,,f Paris tills
1
2
,i,|
Real
I',state
and
Lot
, ...... with porch, ni, e |\ I
priced below value. House ; s ..
Ginks, one price, personal at f
wording your I
\,ix
' v"" " " hy d ra 'n atists under
INSURANCE b r o k e r s
must
he
.......
,
i
r
"
n
"
sG''l
beds),
adjoin
hath
I
l
ent
ion.
Bluehird
Beaut
y
s|.
ieasoiial.lv |.r,cc,|, als,..*. );,..,,.|
:n
make il more ef"IM". ! loom. Install la ,..... . hot w/.I.r ;,||
Will
Phone ;tJ!l J.
I be It, it, .Ii immi nincnt ,
m
if" '
("ivments ,,ii house.
'
it
('" "■ "
i ara.ers
are buying
Nice n.'ighh.irho.id. .\|,„|,.r LIST YOUR I,*I#Vi ))M''lfTV
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In
Working
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l.NT NOTICE
ate. I 11 F. Kth St. near Magnolia.
non nlal e,oplo\ iv,,
*s J NIX
, those made ,n Englunil.
should givo their
Attorney and Counsellor at Law i FOR im. v r
...... "
loffiv t address as
TIIU v
,
--------------, we can get together
a dn.l thru
300 Eust First Struct
id {
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',lroom.I'hono
hall,
vrtLt.
|
Reasonahle.
lH
Elm.
(phone numlter If
I I RA.MIFL & GARNER
\vl11 be mutually hem-rical.
A.I
|sulls. About one (’ODD H EA LTH is your g reatest 321 W.
Real Lstate and Fire Insuraiico i ,’r<‘Ss Trader, care 'The Sanford
a thousand has
. . .
112 S. Park Avc., Sanford
, Herald.
(iKsel—CHIROPRACTIC WILL w , i ,
land the others give and koep you m gm,d health. h R REN I . One large furnished !
----- - - — - ----- !
—
_ __
Jcato with you
_Gedrooni. (,]« o !lk Av„
SEE It. C. TISDALE r,,r good buys i 8 9 — W a n t e d — R e id E s t a t e
,'K—J
G,r
appointment.
Dr
kovv your address.
w K. Ma, Dm,gall, 1st Nat l Bank F(>|{ T tFN T ~ v ,
|n/Hue .MUST be Bldg.
mg.-n U,,,‘ I;Htat«b 2:115 Meisch B u ild -’/ A , ' HEAP I room ...... .. w anted!
i ,,M t '*r'iN I Very attractive sin .....
\
at The Snnford
gle ami iloiihle room. Twin beds
* I1
>r by Irltcr. Tele! >' ive mint ucs from Ihe I'ostoffice M.CALL & FOX, Real estate i n - '* * 11"
<lo s e r in ' i lik*' l,et tV-'i i
33— Help Wanted—Male
InaanreM ur« nut
I Nil, them home
........... -7I -1 *1 ’
vestments. Best buys „re among *s ‘ " 'g « - Scoggan Real tv Co I'h
| Onion Ave.
mir listings. Phone 7 -ir,
7"' ' or ,H| .1 .
WANTED.
,
Position with some
............ .
j ........ .
>„M>t - Efficient
liable Sai,ford business firm C ol-'
vi
w . ... > ...
..... , ..
190— A utom obiles for Salt*
rri i- >•
M il........ '
logo education.
Write p „ s i t i „ „ ,'■6 9 — R o o m s f o r llu ii .s e l i w p j n jr ‘
»> on I «*«| l o I t e n l .
; ia in
* are Ilcrahl.
.'" 'V I E D
G arage am nim enl VV»» 'A S KNIGC T and Oxe, la,„L
Found,
Fo r
RENT
Ni.itv
■1S— Hits'll css Opportunities
iilni bed
" " I i txvo lied mums, fim.i hcd ot |
,
1' 1, ''•"lor ( '«•.
'
1 "
| room ;:tt.: F. .'hd St.
uiilmiii-hed,
........ |,.ration Ad I
''. i l , and Commercial
',
,'j
,l" v ’ •• •• S. , are Gerald.
1
..
fox (oiTier. Blue. H'. V(»C HAVE $850.01) and ateli,.,*., ,
'.'ii. .
* HIG M.KR
ad, Idack spot left
mw'restcd in ai>|,roxinitite]y „
‘ RI'.N I . I xm, loom . im nislicd
for light hous. k.e pmg. vp.i Oak w a n t e d . Five
six i„„„i ,
,1' • ”• • •-i.i : k m o t o r - c o
||( X tail, ill,: W 'IS '.I
aiMljni „ month tin.position, see
Mr Nceld at lilt; S. Elm AxVI*
'V . bouse either fm ni bed
1
U 1 s| -S1
Phone li'.tj
r|.ol lx II Ri. h.'t",
Iui'iiislied. (mod l.uatioii. Address 7
I'DR RENT. Rooms f,,r light
L. II. S. care Herald'
i
J E W E T T AND PAGE
lb—Money to Loan
housekeeping,
joining
hath.
Illjo
j
—
-----------RIVE'S GARAGE
Stai.oiis — Ro
v'Sf
jLmir.'l Ave.
Sanford Dealer
N.'I— Farms and Land For Sale
L O A N S — Money available ut 7 per __ _____.
“‘w
1 •"*• St.
Rhone T.I7 .
, ‘'imt. Close in property. A. 1*.
leieam
m
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-
77— Houses for R ent.
West F irst Street.
Service Offered!
stay at
[POWER
FIiV^!.! ’aY l.0 1 !
_ will ho received
.trd collector aent
or payment.
----------
In NEW YORK
mtiumi
■h in Advance
■ H i i i u i i i i i a i n i i u i u
66-*-Wan ted— to Buy.
C L A R E N C - SMITH
Gencrnl Contractor
OOU W est F irst S treet
«t I'hono 411
iD . R A T E S
ni
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[19— Building Contractors.
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SAN FO R D . F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , OCTOBER 13. 1926
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D. P. Davis Drawn
FIRST DAY 0N|InMid-Ocean Whi
On Way To Euro
Y. M. C. A. PhyiHcal Director fo r City
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aS r . : i ! f f l « p E r check
toned to Testi- EVE IS GROWING
political Probe
ASSERTS LOVELL
•ansferred
IState Prison
teaches Capital
f:30 Following
ir Auto Ride
Head o f the Underworld and
King o f Beer Runners Says
‘T h e r e ’s Enough Business”
for A ll o f the Gang Heads
Marie o f Rumania Selects
American Dishes nnd Will
Confine Drinkinpr to W ater;
Prince is Also a Teetotaler
Gangster Wants to
Live for Young Son
Queen Passes Time
In Reading, W riting
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Royal Moiher Also Listens Threats Against L ife o f Mrs.
Lorraine Wiseman hSelaff
To Radio Great Deal; Mrs.
Cause Police to Maintain
[ Wilson Fellow Passenger
Guard for Her Protection
Nearly Tw enty-Five Warrants Chief Says He Begged Other
For Arrest of W riters o f
Leaders to Lay Down Guns
Worthless Checks Sworn
And Agree on Settlement
Out in Past Several Days
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Oct. i:t—(/!»>— Al
The “ wooden check" evil in Sun- “ Scurfaco" Capone, reputed lead
er of the underworld and lieer runford is growing.
Arrording to M W. Lovell, jus- ™ r ‘ '‘ ^rnordinary. wants to sen
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the end of gang murder in Chicago
[ATO M S. Oct. 13. tice of the peace o f Kantord, and “ because there in enough lui8ine.ii
(\ Stephenson, before whom mast of the cases of f „ r M|| (lf lls without ,killing each
- ()f charges of ' wP0<*en checks are tried, th ere j other like animals in the street."
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° T .. ; twice ns many worthless checks be- j . . . . l .....
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hery” and
Corruption sn ImU- i-.ing flontd —
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one ---year ——
ago. ^U..
The l w Abhonence
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l , or- bate
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taken before the worthless check situation was bad K " t f ,^ r to hrln-K nl'out pertce i i
, ," u,crworId’
inty grand ju ry this Inst fall, hut the victims were not
inclined to he so severe on the W,rfl mmk known l<ui,,y; .
chock passer then as now, Mr. Lovdo not want to die in the
street punctured by machine gun
non arrived here at ell Raid.
Approximately 26 warrants for fire," said the Cicero vice lord.
Ik this morning, ac
lender o f the faction opposing llyhy Clifford Craigg, the arrest of writers o f "wooden mie Weiss, slain gangster and
checks”
have
been
plnccv)
in
tho
|of the Michigan City
northsidc .overlord. But while po
where Stephenson is hands of the justice of the pence lice suspicion was immediately di
lie sentence, and seven during the lust two weeks. The rected Cicerownrd for an cxplaiiainclude both residents
fephenson entered the endorsers
t ik
i «#■.. i . • u. •• •. tion (,f the latest gang killing.
|».f the Marion county " fJ h* 2 ty nnd fIy by “ 1Khta’ “ I there was no direct evidence anil
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I Chief Morgan Collins said it was
"I wouldn’t, cash tho check of a „ WftSte of time to arrest Cnncr Klnn dragon anil
tint's dictator of In- man unless it was certified,” Mr pone.
cs, wore a caj) and Lovell said today, "and then I
“ Capone, of course has an nliltd othqa civilinn gar- would look twice.’
bi," he asserted. "He was in Cic
was smoking a cigar
Merchants, sny officers, nre len ero when the shotting occurred.
td the jail. lie was not ient in cushing checks of men, even If wo bring him in it will be be
strangers, who come to their stores cause we have tho goods on hint
traveling in auto- and make a purchase and then ask cold, hut there is no use putting
ft Michigan City about if tho bill can bfc paid fo r by a him on the grill until we do."
personal check. Frequently the
|is morning.
Tho chief declared it is hiH opin
>n was brought here in stranger will make tho check larg ion that killers of Weiss nnd Paddy
subpoena to oppear er than tho amount of the bill. If Murray were imported, probably
IMarion county grand tho check cornea back marked “ no from New York.
|s investigating Adams’ account’’ tho morchnnt loaea both
Capone, who has taken the namo
corruption and as a the goods and tho ensh involved.
of
Brown, gave his version of the
la civil suit in connecRecently a man who camo to
[tniloring establishment Sanford nnd gave his name as gang feuds in n small hotel room,
he former dragon was “ T. W. Boswell" opened nn uc- which ho said hail Jiecn his home,
office and shelter for 14 months.
j count in a local bank. Ha visited It contained only n bed, dresser
>n's anxiety to tell his i several stores on Oct. 7, flourished
promoted, Adams said, a check book and pass book when nnd three chairs, the ono object
indicating the affludnee o f the
Ikon to file an appeal making purchases. He cashed his
sentcnco imposed last checks for different amounts with man who is reported to hnve made
lupon Stephenson when out -difficulty and. suddenly left more thun two million dollars in
jvictcd of murdering the city. The checks came back thfe booze gnme being a magnifi
Irholtzer. A possibility from tho bank the next day mark cent dinmond broach tie pin with
|n over his plight has ed “ N. S. F.” Worthless checks a four carat nmethyst in the cen
pod was seen last night totalling $135 issued by Boswell ter.
Holding n photograph of his sev
A. Kiplinger, Rushville, hnve boon placed in tho hands of
lerney, who wns one of the officers.
No one seems to en year old boy in his hand nnd
defense, in the mur- know whore Boswell came from or speaking of his love for tho young
ster nnd his relatives, Capone de
clurning from the Btatu his present whereabouts.
clared ho had ‘begged those fe l
lichigan City where he
Tho prnctice of nn individual lows to put away their pistols nnd
(inferring with Stephen- opening a bank account with a
[jounced that the appeal small sum and then writing checks talk sense to me. They’ve all got
families, too. What makes them
Jed soon. The timo for
the total of which exceeds his bank
kppeal expires Dec. 14. account iB said to be flourishing so crazy to end up on a slab in a
pcently made sweeping in Sanford. When the check en morgue with their mother’s heart’s
corruption which he dorser. is questioned about over- broken over tho way they died ?
be corroborated KhiI1
by 'checking, officers say he is profuse
“ If anyrfno will get those fel
if the former Klun
lows together— what’s left of tho
in
apologies
to
either
the
officer
giv
•
I portunity or Ihis
• victim nn,l
nnd numillv
usually nynlnins
explains north side gang and anyone else
complete revelation. The
that thinks they’re bucking me in
that it is nn oversight.
is insisted that Stcphenbusiness nnd take their guns away
cn a hearing at a special
and sit them down to listen to
the state Senate. On ‘Tired o f W ife ’ Says
me, I ’ll make pence with ull of
lon-of Attorney General
them and I ’ll keep it too.
’ Alleged Bigamist “ I ’ll terf them why I want peace
pwevor, a special iqvcstistarted Monday by the
— because I don’t wnnt to brens
jigy grand jury.
Because he was “ tired o f the the hearts of people who love me
V. Miller, n Muncie, other girl” and also that he had — and maybe I can mako them
ttorney, who several days found another girl who had mon think of their mothers nnd sisters
pe had been retained by ey, were the reasons given by Bert and if they think of them they'll
V fa perfect nn appenl, Adams, negro, formerly o f San
ut up their guns and treat their
light he would continuo ford, for leaving his first wife and
usiness liko any other man treats
as iissociuto counsel. murying another woman when he his, as something to work nt and
|of the rase now uppar- wns nrnrigned before M. W. I.ov- forget when ho goes homo at
with Kiplinger.
d l, justice of tho peace, on a night.”
fs which Miller received charge of bigamy. He was hound
Capone saw the genesis of gang
from the tienitentlary over to tho Circuit Court under
to come from Stephen- bond of $300 which was furnished killings in the breaking away of
members of his own organization,
ecting that Kiplinger by his second wife.
including Weiss, "Schemer” Drucire of the legHl moves
Adams’ first wife, Marguret,
pthentic but later ho said about IK years old, accompanied by ci and Don O’Banlon. Capone set
p t characterized by Mill- her mother, visited the offico of up here seven yeasr ago with John
|convinced they
were Mr. Lovell shortly before tho man’s ny Torrio and “ Nalls” Norton.
E
‘ 'alb. Republican state
in n letter last night to
lornh, Republican
of
pibuted Adam’s charges
jempt by international
so defeat United States
[Watson nnd Robinson in
[paign for re-election in
because of their uttipd the World Court.
arrest. She wanted to know what
could be dono with her daughter’s
husband. She was given advice.
When Adams slipped into San
ford a fow days ago to remove
some clothing to his new home at
DeLand, hiH mother-in-law learned
of his visit and'she hurried to the
Mrs. Julia A. Brqwn, 62 years
court house to get n deputy sher
old, a pioneer resident of Fort
iff. Adams’ arrest followed.
Christmas, near Chuluota, died at
12:60 o'clock this afternoon at the
Fernald-Laughton Memorial hos
pital, where she was taken sevoral
days ago for treatmont.
The funeral aervlces will be hold
at 3:30 o’clock Thursday afternoon
at the grave in tha Chuluota Ceme
The fact that Rex Beach is en tery, with the Rev. E. A. Milton,
gaging in the. farming enterprise pastor of the ‘Baptist Church of
in Florida means something. The Chuluota, officiating.
The body
fact that he came to Sanford to will lie In the fnneral home of Mil
learn something about
cel«*T ler and Erickson o f this city until
growing means something.
The it Is removed to the cemetery to
fact that such a noted writer came morrow afternoon.
here, spent the afternoon and went
Mrs.
Brown
is
survived
by five
away again without making him
daughters and two sons, who are:
self known is really the subject for
this article as it demonstrates that Mrs, /J. F. McClelland and Mrs.
the really great men are not in Nellie D. Reeves, of Sanford; H il
the habit of calling attention to ton T. Brown, Mra..C. C. Metthews
themselves.
And also that some and P. H. Bkoww of Chuluota; Mra.
of the biggest men in the country Harley Holmes o f Fort Dram, Fla.,
and Mrs. DeWltt W illiam s'of Or
are locating1in Florida and are get
lando. She is also sunrived by
ting away from all ideas of quick
returns from speculative proper five sisters end two brothers. Mr.
Brown, h v . husband, died four
ties and are going in for real agri
culture—agriaulture bas#d on our
winter season fo r vegetables Wh*P
i w T i i E FOB FLIGHT
tbeSporth is wrapped in a mantle
o f snow and our green stuff looks
mighty good on the counters o f tlia
— *k- H prodUC* m erchants fe b
■ each In Role of F arm Developer
;es A Study Of Celery Production
» y R. J. Holly
>ach was here the other
came in with no great
Walt Mason would say
nt out with the same mois no wind-jammer or
»gont for himself. Aside
one of tho really great
novelists, Rex is also a
i booster for Florida and
engaged in the laudaprise of locating farmers
purchased some very fine
J near Avon Park and
8. the lands into small
’’irW first put the land in
condition for the farmd* It possible for him to
he is getting started.•
here- investigating cab
U Bnd spent some time
ymes at his tfe s t*id e
did not know who hi#
visitor was
wjr
rtv-
M rs. Ju lia Brown,
62 Y e a rs Old, Dies
City H ospital
At
Dev<
WITNESS AGAINST Wealthy
Death is Confh
Radiogram I
MRS. MTHERSON In
His 2 Companion
GUARDEDBYCOPS
T ragedy D etails
A re N ot Learnet
Real Estate K in g Had
ABOARD STKAM SIIII* LEVI A
Recently Disposed
LOS A N G E L E S Oct. 13.— (Ah—
•TH A N , Oct. 13.— (fl’ l— (juecn Marie
of Rumania wns <>n her wav to Threats against the life of Mrs.
o f Tampa P ro ject
Sielaff, star
New York today aboard America’s Lorraine Wiseman
witness and principal accuser of Ai,
Queen of the Seas.
McPherson, in the
lA A lt A, r la,, Oct. 13.— ,
In addition to choosing tho pride mee Semple
of America's merchant marine for evangelist’s preliminary hearing — D. P. D a vis, v ic e -p re s f
the voyage, she selected distinc ml conspiracy charges, caused the 10f D a v is ialand here, and
tively American dishes for her
meals. Corn on tho cob and fried the Wiseman home today in un I o f th e b es t K now n real « J
sweet potatoes were fentures of effort to ussure completion of her mon in Florida, waa droi
while enroute to Europe,
her first meal aboard. Going to testimony.
Mrs. Wiseman who occupied the board the Steamship Maj
tour a prohibition country, Mnrie.
however, desires plenty of water witness stand when the hearing tic. o f the W h ite Star Lhi$,‘
to
was adjourned Monday until today,
• drink.
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f
according to a radiogram
• “ So far us drinks are concerned.” testified Mrs. McPherson asked her
ceived
here thia morning by
to
produeo
false
characters
to
sup
she told an inquiring functionary,
“ always hnve plenty of ice water port a story of abduction and hard Arthur Y. Milam, vic« president of
.
for me. If I cannot hnve ice water, ships suffered at the hands of the D. P. Davis properties.
kidnappers Inst Mny and Juno.
then let me hnve hot ten.”
The radiogram follows:
There will be ulenty of ice water Mrs. Wiseninn declared tho A nKc'
“ Dave lost overboard early i
for both the Queen and Prince Ills Temple pastor told her she was morning. Ship circled over*hc
particularly
nnxious
tu
have
her
Nicholas, who has been a tee
Everything
possible done’,' -1
totaler for three years. Nicholas produce u woman who would ad hope. Advise family. (Si,
mit
sharing
a
cottngo
nt
Carmel.
explained that he was an officer
Raymond and Monty.”
Gordon E. I.nmkin, known to his associates ns “ Pop,” will assume of the Ruomninn Navy nnd that he hy-lho-Sea, with Kenneth G. OrThe persons who signed the te io i.
his new .duties hero beginning next Monday.
Mr. I^imkin did not desiro any one ever to ne- miston, former Temple radio op
gram
nre Raymond Schindler And
erator,
during
tho
timo
Mrs.
Mc
who has been in Y. Af. C. A. Work for ninny years, will bo assistant cuso him of not being sober.
F. W. Montayne, employes o f tlw
to <’. I). Wolfe
During tho voyage Queen Marie Pherson was missing,
Extra precautions for Mrs. Wiso- D. P. Davis organisation.
will pass tho time chiefly in read
They sailed from New York
man's
safety were taken ns the re
ing, writing and listening in on the
radio. When she gets out in tho sult of renewod throats, against Mr. Davis lust Saturday, Mr.
west she hopes to have a chance to her life as a result of her testi lam said.
Tho Davis Islands develop:
go horseback riding, this being her mony Monday. Detoctivos were as
one outdoor sport. Prince Nicholas signed to guard her home yester in Tampa hay was taken over
ida.vs golf nnd lie nnd his sister day when her attorney, S. S Hahn Stone and Webster, of Boston,,
Ileniin both go in occasionally for asked for protection. Ho did not eral months ago. Although
rovcal tho source of tho threats, Davis retained a position on
teimis
The big ship put to sen Inst night llahn also said that Mrs. W ise bonrd of directors of tho re-o: _
nt 0 o’clock from Cherlxuirg. It man, co.dcfendant with Mrs. Mc lsed concern, he had relinquish,.,
wns raining but every light nround Pherson, her mother, Mr*. Minnie an active part in the management
Gordon E. I.nmkin, Known lo Rpprcpentntives Front Every the waterfront wns ngtow und the Kennedy, Ormiston and two others, o f operations
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Associates ns “ Pop,” W ill
Walk ot L ife Meet to Day U. S. S. Memphis brightly iltu- had not been promised immunity
David Paul Davis was born No
Be Assistant to ( ’. 1). W olfe
Tribute to Chief Executive minated, plied her searchlight* for testifying for tho state.
tho Levithan.. In order to
When court adjournod Monday 29, 1886 at Green Cove Bpri*
In Charge o f Local Y.M.CJl.
Who died Suddenly Monday upon
see the illumination, Queen Marie Mrs. Wiscmna had told but pqrt Fla. Hji'csmo to Tumpu withfothow’Geergo It. Davis, in
remained on the deck of thp teotfar
Gordon E. I-amkin, of Newport
BATON ROUGE, I X . Ott. 13.— ns she tiiit out from Chorboirfrro 4j f fcer .story haspd^on a
P * v la m p lv fd bl!M
confession to District A t t
Nows, V.n., new physical director (/Pi— Representatives
cation., it) tho grammar
of
many the lin«L£
Asa
Keyes.
Her
testimony
todny
of the Sanford Y. M. C. A., will
schools of Tampa, later
Captain Herbert Hnrtley, his
arrive hero next Mqnduy to take walks of life gathered hero today staff and crew of the vessel were is expected to cover the part of tho state college at Tal
to attend the funeral of 11y*nry I„ drawn up to greet the royal par her confession in which she de Ho clerked in a Tampa har
up his work in this eity.
The director will develop a pro Fuqua, Governor of Louisiana, who ty. The Rumanian national unthem clared she had been coached for her storo fo r short time after b
gram o f community work along died following a short illnetss Mon wns plaved ns Marie, Princess role in the Carmel plot. Keyes hus college and then went to Jac
announced ho intends to prove by
athletic lines, according loG.
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villa where he engaged in the
Ileann, Prince Nicholas nnd oth
Wolfe, secretary of Y. M. C. A. day night. A simple burial was ers enmo aboard. Tho royal party testimony that Mrs. McPherson oc estate business. In 1907 bq
cupied
the
cottngo
for
ten
days
in
Ho will attend the “ Y " Older arranged at the request o f Mrs. had dinner in their private dining
May, when tho evangelist snys turned to Tampa as general
Boys’ Conference in St. Augustine Fuqua.
room.
she
wns held captive in a northern agent fo r tho Tampa Bay Lftnd,'
Friday to Sunday, before coming
Company.
•i
Louisiana State University and
Aftor dinner the Queen remain Mexico desert shack.
to Sanford. He will bo accom the grammar and high schools of ed in her suite, but Prince Nicholas
Going to Miami at the cloaa'i
State detectives yesterday con tho war he entered the real,
panied by his wife.
Baton Rouge were closed today in and Prince Hnhenlnwcr-LnngcnMr. Lamkin, known to associates respect to the memory of the chief burg, tho Queen’s nephew, attired tinued the search for Ormiston, business there, achieving const
ns “ Pop" has been physical direc executive. Stntu business here was in blunge suits, mingled With thu i
ablo success in selling lots-igkl.
tor of the Y. M. ( ’. A. at Newport suspended and flags on public crowd in the main saloon. The i er the first investigation of tho railroad shops additions. A ■
evangelist's disappearance
was venture, A lta Vista aubdis
for the last six years. He devel buildings flow at half staff. New orchestra played Rumanian airs.
oped baseball, basketball and foot Orleans schools also were closed.
Rumanian nnd American flags 1started. Ormiston, object of a na- proved another profitable
ball teams and established a fine
During tho next se
tho |tion-widc search in the second and prise.
Scores of federal, state and were entwined throughout
record, according to Mr. Wolfe, lie municipal officers from all parts of nubile rooms o f the shin and the j third investigations, wns report yenrs years Mr. Davis devela
Anna, 30 miles sovon large projects ocT the I
was a leader in amateur athletic Louisiana were here for tho funer ' floral decorations nro predominate- ed near Santa
|southwest of here yesterday. In coast o f Florida.
circles of the city and organized al. Col. Ogden Fuqua, a brother of 1ly of the Rumanian colors.
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several baseball units which fur tho late Governor, was cn route to
In the latter part of 1926 he'
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is return . vestigution, however, failed to show
traces o f tho radio man.
nished recreation to 700 men.
turned to Tampa and obtained
Baton Rouge from Governor's Is ing on the Levin than from an Euro
While attending the " Y " sum land, New Yolk, hut was not ex pean trip. She hnd luncheon with
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McPherson nnd her mother the city commission all right#!
mer school at Blue Ridge, N. < .. pected to arrive until tmorrow.
Queen Marie on the train from i rcmtti,ied away from Angelus Tem- threo islands at the mouth o f t
|ple, yesterday, having gone to tho Hillsborough River and Tai
Inst summer, lie received offers MV
Paris to Cherbourg.
,
from several southern communi
»
Through
a
members
o
f
tho
royal
i
r?Bt; The Tnburna- Bay.
C. A. Simpson of New Orleans,
ties to take charge of physical
These islands were undevel
nnrtv oil boord tho Leviathan uik,.w“ s ,*nr*{1*nflt night while ovan.
who
advanced
from
Lieutenant
work. He rondo a visit to the
doubt has been set at rest as to goltstic services were conducted by pieces of land, thickly studded
communities under consideration Governor to Mr. Fuqua’s position what Quoon Marie’s roligion is. students in the adjoining
Bible vegetation.
Mr. Davfo quick
and then decided that Sanford was upon tlm latter's death, yesterday Rumors that she expected to leave school building.
convinced tho city commisslog
issued a proclamation calling upon
the best field for lijs work.
ho would transform them
the people of the slate to stand in the Church of Engjnnd and join
sirable residential sites and Si
the
Greek
Orthodox
Church,
to
L.
R.
Phillips
Tells
silent prayer for one
minute
obtained possession of. t H d 1
which her children hclon<r, were
starting at 2 o’clock today.
upon his promise to cntablDh nutK'tl
said to ha without foundation. Tho
O
f
City’s
Growth
Governor Simpson's
prolmhin Queen, this informant said, did g.»
lie parks and recreation .
1
1
policies have caused much comment to the Orthodox Greek Church with
there.
*'•
Sanford today und in 1881 were
among politicians. Tho possibility her children for communion, hip.'
Within three hours after.!
of the calling of nil extra session she feels that tho difference be contrasted in a talk by I,. R. Phil placed the lslanda on sale In Ta
of the legislature nnd the prob tween their church nnd the church ips, city Clork, today before tho more than a million dollars
Tonight at the lawrf fete lieing ability of changes in the personnel of her childhood is so slight that Sanford Kiwanis club at the Sem invested in the project an d . 1
inole Cafe.
estate men declared Davis
given by the ladies of All Souls of state departments chused specu there is no reason for her to trans
lation.
Mr.' PhillipH came to Sanford in established a record in the dial
Church on the pnrish property,
fer her membership from tho
The body of Mr. Fuqua lay in church in which Hhe wus brought 1881 to mako his homo here. Tho of property.
. r/q^
Ouk Avenue nnd Eight Street, the
appearance of tho little village of
The developer began at o p e »4
name of the winner of the ladies stute in the executive mansion un up.
60u inhabitants in tho early eigh carry out his promise* to tM tf*
popularity contest will bo an til the hour of thefunerai upprouebnounced. The winner will bo given od. Services were to bo conducted
ON BOARD STE AM SH IP LE ties waa'described by the speaker. commission. He built a t
a diamond ring valued ut $600.
in the St. James Episcopal Church V IA T H A N , Oct. 18.— (>P)— Queen He trace dthe growth of the then
Tho festival oponed last night beginning at 2 o’clock. Interment Marie was up ut 6:45 o’clock this llttlo vljlago to its present size, m s g i r * * “
with u largo attendance including will follow in the family tomb in morning aftor a good night’s rest. An entertainment program fol put to’ urprk pumi
visitors from neighboring cities. Magnolia cemetery. The ritual of She hud a cup of tea and later lowed the talk.
(Continued on page two)
A program of boiirb, dances and tho Masonic order, o f which Mr. breakfasted on grapefruit, soft
dialogues was presented following Fuqua was a member, will be car boiled eggs, toast and coffee. Sho
a dance in the parish recreation ried out in tho services.
hsd a dip in tho ship’s plunge at
building. An entertainment pro
9:30 o’clock.
gram will be given again tonight
was very tired last night, but
Pioneer Boys’ Clubs I "Irested
preceded by a concert by the
splendidly,”
she said.
Municipal band.
“ Everything is so comfortable In
A
re
Organized
at
the
Last night’s program was as fol
my sul
ulto.”
W ASH ING TO N, Oct. 13— (/P>— • Neighbors, hearing the
io wa:
First Baptist Church
Detective
Sergeant Arthur B, the footstep# of a fleeing;*
Dance, Rose La Verne Hurt.
Scrivener, 86 years old and regard-' called. police head«
~
Ed. Salter, Famous
Dialogue, Ruth Martin.
Pioneer Boys clubs were organiz
ed as the most efficient operative |iret .thought of. of
Dance, Virginia Hukey.
ed at thq First Baptist Church last
“Hired Boy,” Dies in the Washington department to the neighborhood was to j
Song, Samuel Baumel.
• night. Thirty two boys were ac
“ was tha Applsst man in the
Dialogue, Vera Dickerson.
cepted for membership. The ago
The death of Ed R. Salter of world, he told newspaper men at 8“ r « 6 S S J
Song, Constance Meisch.
.
’ limit is 12 to H> years. Two groups
New York, widely known I publicity police headquarters today b4caua*
disturbance,,
Recitation, Lillian Tbomley.
were organized and officers elect writer; in Raleigh, N. C., but night 'of his impending marriage th:
Song, Mips Virginia Cole.
ed.
brought sorrow to his friends, in dfternooa to Miss Helen
. . . a n '
The officers o f group A are: Sanford today.
He was a close Parker, of McLean, Va.
Flanders Fined $200 , Herman Morris, leader; Allen friend o f iR, J. Holly,
secretory o f
It wfs tha culmination of a ro
chief ranger; John Stan the. .Florida Public Utilities
In mance of'years and the engage*
.
On Serious Charge Fields,
ley, deputy ranger; Van Kennedy, formation Bureau.
meat hid been kept secret until
Mr. Salter visited Sanfprd usual last nr * ‘
Louis Glanders was fined 9200 treasurer, and Wandsley porter,
. *
ly In advance'of the ‘ Johnny J. - But
be no wadding.* ’
in. Municipal Court thia morning focoriier.
For S0>
Group B officers are: F. V. Hous Jones Eaposition Shows when It
on mcharge of driving a car while
under lhe influence of liquor. Flan* ton, leader; Eugene Estridge, chief was hpaked to exhibit in this otty terised h
men” ao4
dare beaded not guilty to - Om raoMr; Edwin Camel, deputy rang- end it Was on the occasion u"
hie home, !
he m a * * . ‘
charge when his ease Was called in « r ; Huston Haatar, reeprdet; Lawhere. J t e ’ w
by an uni
<
court. Flanders* gntomobU* was renc* Real, treasurer.
escaped tali,
wrecked aa the result of a collisTha Pioneer Boys dubs will be sho^ra in the e s , ^ „ i _ _
Only
'zed in several of tha pwtettr
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NEWT PHYSICAL[SIMPLE FUNERAL
DIRECTOR BEGINS IS ARRANGEDFOR
WORK MONDAY! GOVERNORFUQUA
Popularity Contest
Winner Is To Be
Announced Tonight
Slain
B fe r
�,
N O T IC E
u,
C l f Y STREETS ' The previoun rwor.li* wc»i«* • «««*
_____ :_
hv Johnny Wcwmollrr. the Amci-
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7
a
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he s£rl ne «>rem onUI horc cr,,T B rit..°ifn h»>
ntoday.
orge
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ShO ppe
s w
*
Tin- «lmi»pe <or the little one’s
wardrobe
, ...... r :
|I2 Mi»irnolia_Avc.
Achievement
Baby Chicks
O
up there.
oi binningposxnseol secretion -
Muny in-oplc have l.-orned the
value ot Doan's Pille. u stmii,|;,nt diuretic, when thi-kidney*
set in functionully inactive.
Rveiy whi rc- one limb enihiiM*
i.stic Mxiri’a users. Auk yn>ir
DOAN'S
_
OM.-..S
mil l
U „rt
,.e
<t.—
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A JO
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fr>
H r i i l i i H * " 1'* - >»l* hit m l r e i l .
*f* ly
T h e s e .i re l i. lt a n il W i n t e r i . r l e e s
. v h l e h »%III he I n n e r In H i e Hprli.M:. .
........... . « - "• "• “ r a c c e n t ;
,,e rs .. .. .. l
I I e M ilt
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s h l | i m w i l > tnnile |ir«ni|»ll> ■
I . I c e i l e l l i e r r » m.r.i n l e e i l .
T »h e l
| „ m . . t r a i n . I fra...
Organize Your
Saving Talent
« " * « r r , f ,,, ,r .
your thought, nn > » « r .nving tglrn (-orgin l1.|
lin<| niake it a uneful nervai.t. An account with thia
« ill give you acciimululing power.
I n , i I t e itellil.
T I IF.
P IL L S
M N T .S T tiN I 't ilT . T R Y
GOc
l I IMF \ N Y
I per cent Interest paid on Havings Arrminli.
t i n . >•. • I" -
Heminolti (jpunly J^ai
Sanford.T'la.
STRENGTH - SERVICE ~ PROGRESS
111
T
S p e e d -B o atin g
' ‘V
BETTER than 16 miles per hour is
d ie speed you can yet w ith this n ew
Johnson B ig Tu-in boat m o to r. Y e t it is
p ortab le— w e ig h in g but 85 pounds.
O perates just as sim p ly and easily as
the fam ous Johnson L ig h t Single an d
‘
V\
•■¥/S ■
'•
Vary
r, 1
Lawn Fete|
J
'i
Given Hy All Souls’ Church
Light T w in .
|. See this B ig T w in — also the o th e r
tw o Johnson m otors. W e 'll gla d ly ar
range fo r a trial. A sk about ou r pay
m en t plan . *
Corner 81 h and Oak Sts., Sanford.
the monotony
I the school lunch box Hill Hardware Co.
it ;
•Perfect Taste
Duy a fte r duy and w eek a fte r w e e k - the
sam eness o f th e sch o o l lunch b o x becom es
insipid, e v e n to th e h u n griest o f s c h o o l c h il
1
M A N is ns |»;m 11. ul.tr ns \v t' a n ' in |<tv I’ lil tug
Hpocifinttintis lor i m a k iMV "t i In' I ltd In* • V. ••
buy
follies van
VOII won
w ear.
'l •• o
' I • ii..|omelJk I . fiuy and till*
l in* (l ’ lollies
exp erien ce h ave lan gh l iis wind i: f » ,ii-» «■I ill style InliW: > r l c and ta ilo rin g
and we insirl in nlilnitm ig it ti'oin
lead in g m akers.
¥ j f £ 't j O
a
SUITS
LIG H TE ST
in
w i i c i i t
Children - Tuesday Afternoon, Fa
and Prizes
Popular Girl Contest
£ A S I f S E TO
f A IU V
‘Amid Majestic Pines”
fMeritd Cinnamon Huns
$ 3 0 to $ 6 0
I ’m> Vaudeville, Dancing. Valuable Prizes tnbtl
Knch N igh t
S A NF O R D G R O V E
o f M e rita Bread.
Shown in (lie popular tw o and
three-Suit toil H id es single or
double h reasled ;
fea tu rin g
worsteds
I weeds,
e h e v io ls
and fancy m ixtu res; al —
October 12th and 13th
(
A t 8:00 i>. m.
Jo
h
n
so
n
! Outboard^ CMotors
It is an ea sy m a tte r to va ry th e m o n o to n y
o f sch ool lunches, and s till g iv e the ch ild
the m ost n ou rish in g foods.
U se M e t it.i
B read as a basis tor a ll sandwiches; and va ry
th e fillin g d ay a fte r day.
J e llie s , peanut
butter, ham , roast heel or bacon w ith fru its
and cakes w ill su p p ly in g re d ie n ts fo r a d if
feren t lunch e v e ry d ay of the w eek . M e iita
B read, w ith its rich, n u t-lik e flavor, is in
its e lf s a t is fy in g — anil it con ta in s n u tritiv e
e le m e n ts to su p p ly both b o d y and m ind
w ith e n e rg y . G iv e sch o o l c h ild te it p len ty
Iff ■His Clothes for
Tuesday and Wednesday
i
dren.
if' Offered the Exacting Man :
Deliciou* Meiita Cinnamon Bun* wiili
Uieir tiwcctncss, spicy .laiiK amt vkUJ
inhneis arc a real treat to liii.iK. y
school children. Place one, or even two,
in Wie lunch tic* cacti day -thr viiildien
will welcome the sight of them At your
K iutri’b—8 lor tUc
•
i\laJv by thr
Kit--!
STYLKPMIS
A
Woodruff & Watson
:
h iiH il re il .
\|| k mill s l * r i m r e l i r e i l s l u e h .
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l*
U
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Ku..„ UUb.il.. Co-U(« aa.a.U iff«'o.N Y.
/ \Sm
fV
ItimnlitHiMi
\ n ii M in s . * • ”
Stimulant Diantic fo tha
■sj;/J| *.f
■m
luani
Hl.iiili* Is ln n it re .l s . * « • I n m . t r r .t .
W l . l l e l l i x l . s . *1 ? h n m l r e i l .
itrigh lto rf
;> \n f o k d , IT
(J>
i*n*ton
( hnlrman o f Board iMumkin,
I ' l i r c l i r r t l n n r r m » « t n » I I I Juries
»%hltr t r » t h o r n l » « I O
••!•!• !»«•*
I. iiiiilr>-.l.
I l r o t t » leK h o rii".
Uun.lrt-.l.
NE can’t feel well when
there i» a retention or potmmmit wntte in the blood. Th.i
, « culled a toxic condition, and
li not to make 6tie ttrerl. dull
undlunguld. Other .ymptom*
i,re sometime* toxic hnckinlu *
and headaches. That the kuli,, ys arc not fdnctiommt P "’P,ityis often shown by Mimty
FIR ST NATIONAL RANK
)l
(,' a' u 'M aster ' m T “ mwn">nten 'plumher. mutt he c ,,Bl
t„ their knowledge of (hia code rcgardlea. of qualifk,
other cities.
nation.
There is plenty of mom .*il the top be
cause so few have the «ril to elimli
JourYieymafn Plumbers
rallnwing the trade In the CUy of Sgnford are hereby
toapuoa? a l l he CUy building at 7:30 o’clock Tweed.,
Phon e 475
fmixl I Iriilih Rer/nire* C ihhI LI mil-
Save and keep it up. Keep j-Uuntf up.
A savings aeeoiuil in Ihis hank will
help you.
T a*-
I
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JIAMY FU R N ITU R E
Keep Eliminative
System Active
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f
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819 W. 3rd St.
NOVBLTIKS
..LA Y KTTKS
Piano Co.
J« «
S E R V IC E ,
SANFO RD
LAU ND RY
ORLANDO
J. H . H in te r m is te r
* •>• *W *
1O N E -D A Y
HOYS AND OIKLS 2 TO f*
I’lione li.'lI
J&Lp;
T o t’s
15 Went
Washington
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Seminole Creamery
Company
v_
KO<ul
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t^ n n tin iit
A tte n tio n *
s j r j w
sr
Sunfonl, Kla.. «lrl. 2nd. I!»26.
When it conies to n<h'""*'>t »'*"Hiding guild thing' ' •
7-un leave it to lh- - hdd-en :.nd
\nil'll find them right cvet> turn.
V ' : the little <‘iu s ahmit our vti- ,
1 joils Kinds „r ice « renin. Their _
v„to will he iinnnimous m mir m- 1
v.ir
t trilei n hrhk <>r n onitmi
,.f your fnvorit • Kind today and
Vl»rve it to all the family at din
ner tonight,
Mim
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T U B KIDDIES
B
. ;T h e
Piano Owriers
,
1926 a t '
' * r'
S ',<'<*<>>'IIOW
1
m ei h i c a n
B a k e f u e s
C u m
p a n
y
6 * t/ u .R ic h ,
FRESH ‘D A I L Y
FROM
T O U R CROC HR
High, rolling, pine-covered land, lo
cated in the southeast section of San
ford, reached by newly paved streets
and directly in the path of an un
precedented amount of building.
ff n
’
Compare Them---
//
me
r
TaMff i .
That’s Sanford Grove—-and it will
pay you to investigate the possibilities
of this exclusive subdivision, where
values have never ceased to expand.
Balloons
■
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<
<>ijtf ‘J •
(..dll-2 1 w h ile
\
*v V
las(
$1K.55
fitr Hudson. Huick and all ears carrying Ihis sl/.e.
' A
tv
th ey
Com pare this price with (he mail order man’s and
•</ : . K'
come spend your Tire money with (he home folks. Only
one dozen at Ihia price and remember (hat we.
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W e Serve to Serve Again
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R A Y OROTHERS
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First National Hank Bldg.
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acrea 1b area, located in the roltlnlf
country 40 mil4a west o f Detroit.
a “ towinr"yynam6M#tor'* is tbs
Is Gaily Bedecked machine
used to duplicate the ter
,
*i * ’ i i J’ ------- 1 ‘ y
< r r ■■ rific drag encountered by an pdtoFirst Street Is being gaily be mobilo motor in nscendltfg steep
decked for the third annual Shrine hills. It is said to reproduce al
ceremonial hero next Wednesday. most exactly the stress o f an up
A crew o f decoartors of the George hill climb. ■
W. Stewart firm of St. Petersburg,
The dynamometer is mounted on
which began work yesterday, today a chassis to be towed behind the
had transformed the office t,in' Chevrolet car under-going the test.
.storo building into a riot of color Weights on u scale beam control
The Shrine colors, red green and two huge brake drums on the chas
gold with the emblem, stood out sis through n hydraulic valve ex
prominently in the gay^-colored |orting pressure on the drums
bunting. American flnga of all i through a set of gears. The scale
sizes ny» uijed profusely.
{ c.an |g> SPt to reproduce a grade of
Streamers of flngH and pennons I almost any degree through pres
will be placed across First S treet1sure on the drums,
in the next few days. The City] Today the prospective car ownHall will also he gaily decornted; t r does not have to play the role
and the temporary hand stand to of nn experimenter In trying out
be erected acros tho street from products o f General Motors. Ex
the Armory building on Commer perienced engineers on the prov
cial Street, where the
Shrine ing grounds have every modern faceremonial will be held, will be be citlity at their disposal to test nil
devices or methods suggested for
decked with colors.
the improvement of Chevrolet
cars. jOther American and foreign
ears £ r o also 'put through the
grindr there.
Any changes con
templated for the Chevrolet are
tested for months or years before
final adoption.
Engineers T est The
Chevrolet C ar F o r
Strength, Stam ina
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■■.■s.;.
■■Ui!j & '
■■rt.M■UTil-ri I- ■ r.- 1TI11 ...............-
T~*
r
saying bat'no alimony w u grant- M nal friend of- the derol
Mir. MonUyne and Mr. Schindler
«d.
■<•■•
wore well known hei'e. Raymond
The petition for divorce wa* Siditndlcr is a brother o f Walter
signed by Mr*. Davi* and filed by Scxi'tt Schindler of the Schindler
g>wt}
R. H.- Anderson, general solicitor Krc Ity Company of St. Auguitind
for the Florida Fast ('oast Rail
road, Mrs. Davis at once filed tin | l#r. Davis was horn
. u in . Clny
answer thrmiKh his attorney. W. ( County, just across the S t Johns
(Continued from page one)
(Continued from page one)
■,,')/;,
H. Malone, o f Kev West The dr- |riv.tr from this county, He sold
“ Finally these fellows began to to rest in the shade of the pine
street* of Tampa
inini nmko a little money and forgot wa
rree won granted immediately ! pnpors in the streets
and [inluietto, not to fish and piny
I'npcrs in the suit \wn- scaled 1and worked his way through the were the ones who put them In golf and indulge in other recrea
and Judge Hronw wa later quoted 1State University, Going to Miami business. They iK'gnn thinking
leisure
as denying that the dec ree had I he mad.- and lost, several fortunes they were bigger than We were. tions except in his few
■LL/..i:i•
been granted on grounds of deser-i jn r.-al estate finally returning to Then they told us they were going moments, hut to build up and de
l&Kt*’
‘
1“
The court order contained , his home in iampi. wi h some sev- in for themselves. Well, Hint was velop ihe country.
[*b Proteges Are Pul tion
in an ......................'re di-juiteh I l-n or eight million dollars.
right with us. We figured there
We hope Hex will come again to
[h Hard Workouts in from Key West, iiidi. iired thatthe I He then made and developed j all
were customers for nil the beer
ition for Game That divorce had heen grunt' d to Mrs.
[invis Islands, cooling from there | in the world, and they were w el Snnford. We do not wish to bpre
to St. Augustine where lie began come to those they could dig up. him with any public demonstra
Bo Played' Saturday Davis Nov. I I and thui the .-ait
was contested hut no eui. c was
1Invis Shores, another made-land j “ Hut pretty soon they began to tions Imt we would like to gat ^pme
i given for the fiction
or dredge development.
The
(net nasty. Nails and O’ Bnnion hud . of his impressions about .Snnford
N ew Players
Two days after iiim"U'.< c im id " f 1record he made here broke all hisj
nnij t(lJ. ot|u,r
and about
Florida.
Something
the
divorce.
Mr.
and
.Mr-.
Davis
former
records
and
all
other
real
I
W(,rt,
chesty.
Finally we about his big scheme in our future
lave Joined SquadiIwere remarried in Tampa with Mr estate sales reeords of the w*ij-ld j
(|( (Jl|k
^ e m about it and development of our agricultural
■_______
S tre n g th e n ed Consider- ;,n(i Mrs- K< K Nelson, parent ■ of sales in the first
f
; te ll them to stay in their own yard resources for his activity along
B tn n ffU ie n e d L o n s ia e r
)(1 |irj(!p ntt,.,1(|mg the ceremony Miores lots totalling ? 11,000.000.
j )||}), ,1(.h|lVe themselves.”
these IAles means something to
* 9 ® y A d d i t i o n or T w o other relatives and friends ” f the
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„ , -r rr:„
every part of Florida. And then
and H a ir Hack ,,,,,,„ i , .|t.,i„r,.i
i» i y
h o .,
ST. AU niJSTlNB n ... « . . . ' » • ;
it is a nice feeding to think that
W y k lL
r r ---, informed about the a...... id wed- J
_,A*c. D. I-. Davis who was drown
wlllil,g to forgive
and for- Rex belongs to us again and that
‘
By Bill DuRose
<dmg. •
i
at sea. according to a wireless
after his travels he has come home
ord High School1* football;
Recently there were reports of message received from the S te a m -[K 1
..
. ,,, .
again to do something for Florida,
■a. a fter having bowedin de- another rifl in the marital affairs
Majestic, on which lie was i 1
Ddked u> ymteWeiss
nnr for himself und for mankind in
bafore th|0 strong Putnam of the Davises, and MiI 'avi* . pancnger, left his busines a f f a i r s Die «d tiers, saying.
general.
eleven o f Palntka last Satur sailed for Paris, where, it was said, 1 excellent shape, according to A. I ‘ What do .vmi want to do . Dm
don t.
baa aettled down to a week she had filed suit for a eoninl ill ' y. Milam, of Tampa. vice nresi-! before youie a ) .
L1 ----Scheduled
i,lent ami treasurer of the D P 1 "** ^'irtwl over. We kept our Meetings
OUTFIEI.I.D FR IS SOLD
practice bafon? the Orlando voree.
bargain,
hut
they
broke
theirs.
I
Climbing
n
hill
1,000 miles lon^
Mr. Davis had resided m New Davin projierties of which Mr. Dav
OKLAHOM A CITY., Okla., Oct.
bare next Soturdny. Orlanda
Tonight at the is one of the tests which General Hi.— (>7’)—-Fiins Funk, star out
'sent word to those fellows to stop For
one o f tho hardest teams York City for Hu- hint few months. is was president.
'
while
-elite
of
us
were
left
alive.
Motors engineers believe no car fielder of tho Oklahoma City
When
he
sailed
on
tinMnjeslir
last
The
imlicios
of
Mr.
Davis
out
, the local eleven faces this
Presbyterian Church can
withstand unless it has rugged Western I/engue club, has been
■ aAd thi battle cry of *1Down Saturday he was acronipauicil by lined for two great developments. '| hey would not listen. A cmiple
strength and stamina built into it sold to the New York Yankees,
his son, George, the two i onipnni
I in vis Islands in Tampa hay and weeks after that 11 ears drove
t'OHando” has been adoptedsoy. rnl meetings arc scheduled
to meet such a continuous strain, j Tho salt) price was not divulged
team is In good shape and ons named in I hi- telegram l>> Mr Davis Minics at SI Augustine will pa-I this hotel at noon and gave us
a
machine
gun
fire
that
made
this'
f
l,r
tonight at the T ir s t Presbyter
6a stronger next Saturday Milam, and Mr- Mootanve wife t-/e lurried out exactly as lie"
In effect, this is the test which ] by F. J. Humphries, club secreiau church, according to an atiit has been for any o f tlm of his former advertising mamigei, o r ..... . ginal!v plan....I. Mr Milniu street look like a battlefield."
Ihe Chevrolet car is meeting at tary. Funk led the league in base
tiiiiiiii
i
morn
made
today.
Tl" n followed
another
peure
thus far. The team has been who was making the trip noli In r said.
Hie General Motors Corporation'-- stealing last season and had a batThe junior departmental teach exteusive testing grounds,
“ While we '■offer a great per « .riiN retire, which broke up when
• » y . strengthened by the husband
1,1 Pi ling average of ,.').'t0.
(
......
.
aid
he
refused
to
offer
up
ers
and
intermediate
departmental
,-otuil I"- ' in I lie death "I Mr. Davis,
jHng'of two additional linesmen |
1 One backfigld man, all of whom | S T . A U G C S I I N K , I In,, O n I t Ins liiisltii-s liffnils wire so order for as n-stnut phi l he two men who ! teacher's- will meet in separate
l/l’i l ocal friends arid Im-ine-' ed that ‘ lie D C Davi- properties,
fin d on Drneci and Weiss on I groups at 7 o'clock.
school last Monday,
associates of !> I' Davi-, develop and ........ .inn which ini i
Michigan.
I he in vest igal mti into
A prayer meeting will he conand Angus Fordhntn for- er of Davis Shore-- in St. \ngotlm sh ' mg .Monday, did not divulge ductrd beginning at
been
I
>
11
j
1
1
up.
can
carry
on
j
o’clock
o f Buford Soutli Carolina I tine, are grief stricken They have
any valuable clues.
by It. G. Davey. The first of a
experienced football players no information other than that us though tins tragedy had i
One inquiry was started into series of four lectures will be giv
Lprs making an excellent show contained in a radiogram to It. It haniiemd," -and Mr. Milam.
“
The
management
and
policies
charges
that the murderers
had en tonight by Mr. Davey, who will
3 Both of theso boys nre line- i MilaJr, general manager of Dims
Bart Forilhnm is a guard i shotW signed “ Raymond and Mon of the D I*. Davis properties will i uncovered a gang plot hacked by at take for his subject: ''In d iffer
I least .$100,0110 to corrupt witnesses ence.’’ Group number one o f the
f ‘weighs about 200 pounds. In 1ty,” and containing practically the remain um haliged
The heads of our departments, (and jurors in tho murder trial of men's section will ntso meet at this
|wo practices this week he has same statements as the wireless
hour, the prayer meeting being the
• Opening holes in the line that message to Arthur Y. Milam in !! both at Davis Islands and liavis Joe Salt is, a Weiss henchman,
orso and wagon could go Tampa. It said “ every I lung |c>- i Shores, leel Dial in loyally to (heir I Simultaneously, federal author- devotional part of their service.
Tlie Sunday school council will
Igh.
Angus Fordhnm ia a silde was done, no hope." The j chief .-1n•I friend. D. P Davis. they|ities .started an investigation of a
Ja and weighs about 17■> message gave no details, merely iiinsl cal i v on in fuh-.1 completion report of a plot to bomb the home meet at H:.'(l) o'clock, when mat
■f United Slates Senator Dineeii ter- id' special interest to the o ffi
Ho has also been playing |slating that Mr Davis was lost in gri ill p n .led s.
"Hot h Dav i- S lo n e
and Da vi s 'and "tiler federal authorities, he- cer- and teachers will he consid
I
football
this
year.
-to
1overboard, earlv this morning, in Island ' ’Vill Is- i mu pi, t ed in 1Ip jiause gangsters believed them reered
I Z Btotenbarry is the* new hack field mj,| Atlantic.
The Mnje-tic was sa me si ale a wa- oiil lim'd liv Mr
,-pim-il'l. fur starting a grand jury
and he haf shown up very , |lmllu| for Kurope
J1a . i - . when
I I Ved t h e d> ' quiz into t'n-eru vice conditions.
MYRA G R A Y W IN S
so far. Ho pluys one of tlm
-j-}1(, , w„
„,n , \j, |lavi
v<h.imn-el
positions and weighs about this foreign voyage were F. U
The I limit) a n n i v e r s a r y " f tlm
Nl U MARK FT, F ngland, Oct.
'pounds.
Mmituyne, puldicity and advertii
\ plliti t" have 11.I*■
i oiivi'isiuii iif l ie i uua r k lo ( itris- H'l. 1--Pi Myra Gray, owned by
bo romafndcr of the squad is ing director fm- llm D P Davi
e|-' II I lie ".VI I-a r 'I...
l i a m t y \\ a ci-lehrnlcd in the an- ■I- Davi- won the t'esarwitch, the
kood Condition und will he in propcito
and I’ ayiN'ind Schmd 1.111'mitl'a ai d Gei 111a11-,
I i lent (own o f Hits- w ith g r e a t great autumn handicap, run here
condition for the hard game ler, real
lute opei a ler and pci
IVa , .
i pomp.
today,
. I week. Captain Thompson feels!
illbed effects from the blow that
jpteeived in the Palntka game
Wfleld is atil I on tho injured
j'end Will probably take the re
nder of this week off in orth e t. his injuries might In al
CA PO N E
TO P U T EN D TOICelery Production
GANG W A R FA R E [In Sanford Fields
y, j-* t'
" t>
or.kid die coop ..forv.
^ m ln b to - W ilW B o s ^
Dll Ft f KHfRlBj.
-Sl>^ C I A I IS I
A m
r /l/o o d and
Dfsoases
I •uee«Mfullr treat
Rheum*(lira, NturlUa.
plcmttv* DUotdere.
L t v • r and Kidney
Troubtm , Catarrii.
Aethme. lley Fev*r,
Disceiee of Women
and Chronic and
Complicated Disease*
of Men.
BPKCIAL NOTICE—
If nnqueeti o n a b Ja
tklll, earneet efforte.
A IV
fidelity to obllaatione
w
and an eeLabliihed
L.
repuUUon in accampItehlnK rtsati.'
with scientific equipment,
rlence, appeal
to
Tour (ntell|r_
intelm^1
, ° your
—
cretlon In the eele<-*i"lection -«
of
tremt you, cornsi to ise" m
“e s V i J
my ••••snaa
advanced system oi
of trwtmsJI
tresf-^4
Is universally endorsed. No
aceeptsd.
aceeptstl. do
So mall
mail order trestMM
.
tuted, no false promites m
sd., m
*
isds,
Ing.
guarantees elv**
sl.i, J
.
^ Impossible
.
Wee what I de—-1 do whst^*J
Charge* ttasonable, terms srrsns3
patients convenience. Cell „
Information and advice
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In penes. I
branch offices, “medical
'medical _____ _
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W -T ^ -s rta a ra
ful pstlentq ere m y^wiet^tefti^1
D r .Fl e t c h e r L.Brc
2 16 M A I N ST
JACKSONVILLE, Fl
j
To Seminole
County Building
& Loan Association
rty. ‘ '
(o n tit*used SI a It*men I ol‘ the Condition o f the
K
Seminole County Building &
Loan Association
BFSOiriUKS
in Safe
Cash in Banks
Sh,script ions Kcccivahlc
Morl^a^o Loans
Dividends Paid Stockholders
Organization and Operating Expenses
( i»s li
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tfsD avis Drowned f j
iMid-OceanWhile [J
|0n Way To Europe [ j
’(Continued from pago one)
[J
U m bay upon tho shorcM of the r J
B r it ialand. A t the. sumo tunc M
knadr«d* of workers were employ. ” *
tin clearing o ff weeds and trees
within u few mouths tin- i„
wa* bare of llm vegetation
ch had hidden llm soil.
P A boulevard was constructed and
Jltany other paved roadways were
Early buyers of lots began
ct homes and Duvis let ennfor half u dozen liuudsoine
threo of which huvu been
icted.
fc tho time when he turned over
development to Slone und
■ter he had progressed considbly in carrying out his nnunnmj
tie city commission. The |$os
concern inunedlaUdy took up
645.58
1,956.20
152,700.00
.*19,500.00
625.80
1,52:5.00
T o have built a strong financial institution as
this one in six short months is truly a splendid
achievement.
An achievement that places your institution
in front rank standing among the other high
standing financial institutions of the city.
$496,950.58
$444,900.00
22,262.25
7,800.00
1,033.35
70.00
15,100.00
6,884.98
Y O U R B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S
J. D. DAVISON
EDW ARD HIGGINS
JOE CAM ERON
A. R. •KEY
G. W. E N TZM IN G E R
H E N R Y N IC K E L
A. L. BETTS
F. L. W O O D RU FF
YV. W . C. SMITH
w. C. H IL L
s. H A N D
B. F. W H E E LE R
A. E. Y O W E L L
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER
$496,950.58
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( ul'NTV UK SK.MINUI.K:
H ffn rp rue, A. Iv 11ughes a Notary I’uhlic tin-.' nay personally fame K. II
I’ i f h i m l, C a s h iu r
uC I lie SominnU* ( ' oimly Kmhliiig and I.o.hii A.s.-sm-ialion, who on oath says that
tlie a b o v e s ta tv mi'iit o f tin* Haul l’>.
work and has heen pushing
>’ plans to completion. .
It beforo ho re|lntiui*hed his
lh torest in Davis Islands,
undertook the development
L large real eitato project at
Ultlno known us Davis
-Ho wa* also interested In
it projects In Texas ami
i: !.. Assoeiation is true and foiTeet.
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.1. I) D A V IS O N ,
F R A N K L. W OODILl.’ KK,
K P W A K P IlU iO IN S ,
Dirertors.
Sworn In and suUsmliei 1 iM'lore. m e this 12th d a y o f O c to b e r . A .
Counlv and State aforesaid.
D„
l!>2f,, a t
S a n fo rd ,
in
KT
A. K. H U 'G H K S ,
N o t a r y Dnhlir S t a t e o f K lo ritia a t la rg o.
M y (-omission e x p ir e s D e c e m b e r 14, 1929.
■Davit married
Elizabeth
Of Tampa Oct. 10, 1025, at
tor. Ho had two sons by
Triage, George R. ami
. Jr*
Nilaon, n popular society
of Tampa, wa# reigning queen
pa Oaaparllla carnival at the
-Of her marriage. The couple
their Weddin gplans secret unbour beforo tHoy motored to
ter when they notified the
family. Immediately after
lairiage they went to New
M ' • honeymoon trip.
Dae, 10, 1025, social circles
and throughout *’
' ■ » * » eurprUed at a report
We*t to the effect that
tod been grunted a
ttoee on 'the grounda o f)
divorce waa tlgned
n B. Browne of
•to w to Mra.
$
LIA B ILIT IK S
Installment Stock Issued
Deposits on Shares
Stock Subscribed Not Issued
Payable to Mortgagors
Bills lkayahle
Fully Paid Stock
Surplus and Undivided Profits
l
Ftoiut. A aubetan-
We congratulate you on the splendid state
ment you published in today’s paper— it re
flects great credit upon both the management
and Seminole County.
AI Close of Business, October 11th, 1!I2(»
are all men of unquestionable character and
may be depended upon, we believe, to handle
the affairs of your association to the full satis
faction of every share holder.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
J. P. DAVISON
HOWARD HIGGINS
■IOK CAMERON
A. It. KEY
A. L. BETTS
C. W. E N T Y M lN G E ll
H E N R Y N IC K E L
F. L. W OODRUFF
W. W. C. SM ITH
W. C. M ILL
W. S. H AND
H. F. W H E E LE R
A. E. Y O W E L L
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER
Seminole County Building & Loan Association
210 FIRST
We commend the building and loan savings
idea to the citizens of Seminole County.
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Congratulations
jtduy and Tuesday have heen
deys end tho team has two
“V best workouts it has hold
ir., A practice game was I
exday. The hoys are play-1
-herder and better football and
ley receive no Imd breaks he-i
Saturday will probably rnni" i
it o f the game with Orl ind ,’ .
dp hanging from their belt,
Hu new bleacher seats that1
h been ordered by the Ullv
pm IsaIon have arrived and v.'-nWbled Tuesday. There will
ing capacity for (100 and 1Hin, US
,,-xpectod to increase the crowds IIW
t,tho local games. Heretofore it
been Impossible for the fain
"hit.down and see the game and
iff has kept quite a few from IfU
to r
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ion-tickets will again lie put t £
lie Wednesday and it is imped I r J
OSPonse will he wholehearted,
price will ho reduced and the
Will sell for |l.7fj. There QJ
| four more games to lie played - J
this season und it will h e llC
cheaper to buy a hviixmii tick
[than It will lie to pay each
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An&
rT(L*4_»-»|>)M
.I'lA
J v I j 1 ): 1 1W; 1 i f <
Seaboard Asl.3 Rig-tit1,
To Sell Bond Issue cat's,
, , ' ir
50 locomotives, and othet i i r
rolling stock1which will cost a total |> 1
I |
W A S H IN G T O N . Oft. 13,_</P)_ o f SI 1.330,000.
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The Sedlwiard Air Line askoii ihe
IntcrHtntu Commerce Commission
I today to permit it to issue
i ,,0,) >M 1 r a tier cunt first lien
pe /or /?r</e
Pianp Owners.
Attention!
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tnist certifit-BtiM ami
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1ST,
N. J.f Oct* 13.— which lit intervals is cut hy open 1 - *O|00() in five niul u half per
Our Tuner, Mr. Worth, is in the
city now.
Leave or phone your
erica could he takfen j ventilator hatches so 'that
he
1cent second lien emiipmetil trust orders at once.
i
i the United State* j tween one’s feet in crossing muy 1<t*rt ifientes.
ibl« Los Angelas. this j he seen the land or see from "2,000 ’The corporation proposes to use
,uld have a hundred suchj to 3,000 feet below. Th^ae spots S
^ ^ f u n d * to ho derivi'd fromthe
Uco of just one, In the tho unfamiliar cross carefully j----I'hono 113
112 Magnolia Ave.
Lieutenant Commander with breath held tightly.
enthnl, flight command
Ladders run from the "catwalk”
■ii!
[huge
jge .jihip.
.
.
, to batches in the side and from
iplc
file would, g ive u* the, there the mechanics travel hack
Jon If they just could and forth between the ship nml
15 West Washington
[hematflyes what there their tiny suspended cabins on
what part thoy_ are^des- short duralumin ladders running , , i!*it
"tmin inrae i*|ir
ORLANDO
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Irithiirn hnli)
chirks, fin
play in the trade o{ the directly ovpr nothing at ill
except hwill rnl.
said * Commander Kosen- the far distnnt earth.
Tile shoppe for the little one’s
II run n leu hi,mu. SIS h ii nit rn l.
wardrobe
Amidships are the
duralumin
O
w
ens
nml
UiiMnlrimm
L g able to take the en- bunks for the crew ami
table.* Klinilc Ixlnmt r n l* . Sin hnnilrcil. ‘ " L A Y K T T fcS
N O V E L T I ES
[try on a flight, Com- where they nml read, eat or play
W
h
ite
lleckn.
BIT
ttiimlrnl.
Wsenthal obtained per- cards while o f f duty. Still further
UAHY I ' T R N I T C R E
Jliiff O rn lm ttn n n. S IT h ii n i l m l .
From the Ncvy
Dcpnrt- aft the walk dhips into the tail of
A n c e n n a , S i r h n n ilr c il.
fan Associated Tress rep the ship where cables creak as the
HOYS A N il GIRLS 2 TO fi
to to niaHe the trip so; men in the cabin twist their wheels
A l l Knott . I n c p i i r c b r n l . l e e k ,
[tell the rest o f tho coun-1 and shift thoii leavers. At
Llti
rit ciic l i r e I ’ n l i unit W i n t e r p r i c e ,
flying in a dirigible is, forward cabin, “ catwalk" jumps »lilcli Mill |,c timer In I In- Sprlnu.
upward arm
and conumies
continues forward I , Wc il» net .hip r. O. I,. „ r ......
O N E - D A Y SK R V IC K 'LS
,
,•
ujmaiu
ui.se was one o f routine j over its top, slanting upward to dcrmnmi check, iti-mit o
uni.
iinilar to the three day tho nose.
o . sMumcni. i.miic prempii).
\ t t the Lo» Anprk'Re is tn[
The inspection n f the ship n.ml i'c tletit cry iciiitrniilcctl. Take
weeH. to Detroit.
; plete, ni^ht had t nmc on.
Tim it Sliiicinriil Irion I1,,.I tin.ter II ....
Ike-off hail been without newspapermen, drawing mump-:* nrrlw ,1,-nil.
1 here had h.etjn no seii-, (Tom tho tinconrcni dispulayed F»■.
rising, and w« the hitf (hr ship's crew. mauled into a
Till-:
.Hit) W . : ir ilS l.
tfj
ended higher and higher Inmk anti slept
a serenely
ai
K IN G S T O N 1*0 r I Tit V
air. finally 1 euchifijg an |[Innigh hr were nn solid earth and
COIVII’ A N Y
I'llO IH * 17">
|of 2».ri00 IroOt, Uirrr was ( n(jt flying through tho clouds.
iin> a, (•’ in.
tinn and no rolling.
Ey looking at the grmin.i r
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l-fc
1.1
i
when everything was
to the size of children’s
™
Id one tell lie was
elollil*.
mg altitude reaehed, tin
ed on it ~ course and <!om- ■
osi tidulil took tin* news-I
-------i
on a tour of tin* vessel j .MEMPHIS, Tetin.. Oct. ilk </l'i H
he coiiti"! cabin n pilot
Ke]ue:ent:i|ivec of cotton glow
■
tb windows nil around ing statci were mienibliiig here ■
In immulils were ev today for a eoofi renee tomorrow JJ
. to deiennim* the sfM*ed wiiieii will :tt.ii nipt to ib icrmino m
iji, tie nllitiiile, the veloc- nielliod-, of marketing ihe pre-ent [J
i< wind iiarometei'1', liter- 1cotton crop ai.d fin.ineo ito- |‘i;t,' i Jl;
map'', compasses, sigii.il i plant tug,
Tim
conterence was,'**
connected with tile e i i - 1called by Governor II. L. Whitfield, "
lilts.
of Mississippi.
'm
lelnisnieii. one to keep the | At a coiii'erenee yesterday at ' ■
its course to right and Osceola, Arkansas, representatives _
[•■other driving her up and of the cotton growing
industry k
holding her oil an even ; moved to meet ‘.lie low price enter- 2
from the earth. On the gency by legislative enactment re- ■
autographed photograph ipiiMiig a 50 per cent ceduelioii in *
( 'oolidge, Hponsur-muther aci'cnge for 1027. The general as- B
Ihip.
semhly of Arkansas was called on *
lio shack in one corner, ito enact a law guaranteeing a 50 J
e center of fiu> conrtnl ca- per cent cut in next year's crop. 1■
isle runs down through the
Kuderal Re»«rvc Hank i.ffu-iala'S
f tin* cur, berths like those ,jn blew Orleans yeiitenlny stated ■
■epiiig car, but far morn N),ui Hufficiont money is availatile E
Floom enough fo r .20 per- L,, finance cotton growers if plan ■
sleep, or 30 sitting up
worked out whereby the ■
beside each seut,_ sheet- i,a„k e r will he assured of amine- ,!
a heavy sort of isinglass. ! tioll in m,xt vt,ar*H cni,,.
5
J these compartments are,
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, ,
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lias and then the galley,
1 >*’
*r<‘ committee of the .
ill, ,in electric stove op N|<,r0' ‘
, ,ll,! h :l , 2
v current supplied hy .. J111,1 »<* re tire H,000.000 hale., I , ..m ! 2
nellor dropped down into ,1h<‘ n,urk'*t
y '‘‘‘ r
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y.e. .lust abaft the galley ‘“ ■reuge e.t b-ast 2n per cent next ■
it,,,cut housing a search-1A'l*Iir- , . " <’,," |miltec also adopted , B
v means of a ladder o n e ;" rewdutinn o extend credits only ■
nn here directly into t h e ’ 10 M in o r s wh., agree to the agree- J
el passage that runs Llwj*««•«* " f,‘ l!,“ * leilmtmns.
!■
f tin hull under theg m ,! in a <elegram to President Cool^
is a dim expanse.
|idge, Represi ntntive
Charles it, ■
is mi f l o o r to walk on, a . Crisp, of the third Georgia district,12
k" some 12 inches wide ; urged a special session of Congress I ■
es slightly betieuth
tho!In "aid cotton
fanners of the J|
I, quarter inch rope iiip South," who, he said, will heroine B
rig each side as railings, bankrupt unless immediate assist- ■
g sailors trot it Snerely ! nnce is given.
>2
[but to the e>e it seems
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[s jmrrney.
Unusually heavy rains in Uni- *
one’s feet i* nothing but I puny recently almost stopped all B
i covering o f the
hull i work on construction projects.
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J. H. Hintermister
Piano Co.
Baby Chicks
lift
lji
Q U A L I T Y W I T H I N R E A C H OF A L L
The Tot’s Shoppe
SA N K O K I)
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t.A l'N D K V
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Hartley Oldfield, the pioneer Oldfield T ire builder and w(
known rarer led the world's races with Oldfield Cords.
Ihe wide non-skid tread design.
MTw enty per cent lower
in Sanford enables us to
unknown’ mail order house
no Tire or Haltcry except
Kim ran tee
than the ordinary price ri|tht
compete favorably with the C
Tire, and remember that we **iind
(hose that carry the atandhrd
,,
“We Serve to Serve Again’|
ItA Y KROTHKRS
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WHOLESALE TIRE & BATTERYSUPPLY
HU) West First SlrcH
M arketing Problem
nViVii!To B e Discussed At
Cotton Men’s Meet
Phone
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Sanford, Fla.
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SPLENDID
PROGRESS
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Is shown hv ihe fine slalemenl just published
We are glad to congratulate the Seminole
by the Seminole County Building Association
County Building and Loan Association upon
— it i£ an accomplishment‘to which the man
agement aijd community mav well point to
ihe progress they have made in Ihe building
with pride.
of that institution.
It gives us pleasure to congratulate the share
f o have been able to secure share subscrip
holders and management on the excellent
tions to the amount of over $439,000 in the
progress that has been made.
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n
Ovtr 3,000 cities anti
towns /muz streets fwved
toilh Portland cement concrete
Sanford needs the service that is being ren
dered by the Seminole County Building and
Loan Association— without the help ol build
ing and loan association? Sanford must fall
short ol its home building expectations.
adison Says Something to
Other Florida Cities
Madisoi^^t]) a populatiorf of 2,500, is
one uf
paved cities in Florida.
Its rnain^treet, 60 ieet wide, is paved
with concrete.
m
short period of six months, and to have already
a
created a surplus for shareholders is doing
what would seem to be impossible.
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Your Board of Directors, consisting as it does,
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Madison now has 100,000 square yards
of this permanent paving, and property
owners consider it one of the beat invest
ment s the city ever made.
>f the very best business men in the city, can b e .
We sincerely hope that the home building idea
as expressed in the savings plan of the Asso
ciation will be shared by many new members
and that the next six months’ achievement will
even excell the great record of the first six
months.
1 hey know from having investigated
the experience of hundreds of other com
munities throughout the country, that
these streets w ill cost almost nothing to
maintain.
T h ey know that concrete pavement has
the same firm, rigid, unyielding strength
as great dams, canals, bridges, viaducts and
skyscrapers.
They know, too, that concrete pavement
always remains as true and even as built.
A n d they like the clean, attractive, light
gTay color of concrete— the color which
harmonizes with the green o f lawns and
trees, and with concrete sidewalks and
drives.
Concrete makes the ideal street for any
town or city, and more and more Florida
communities are adopting it as their stand
ard pavement.
AH of (h t facts a n in our
fri« hotikUt ok "poncrtU
Struts." Ash for your eojij
PORTLAND CEM PNT ASSOCIATION
iA N ation al Orgam^atipm'to
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lepended upon, we believe, to put into force
policies and a building programme that will
make this organization one of the most profit
able and strongest in the state, and of real
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service to the City of Sanford.
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k jT 'f Study This Essay iO f '‘Alibis’’' “
A'*
O tW ui i
Fierce, Impartial Natpre.
l a t f r t . n « r f j £ * ° ‘ "Tt'g too c u rly in the m o rh in g — too into in 1lit* a f t e r n o o n .
Ha bo Ruth. *1.’,0,000
T h e d a y is too hot— too cold. Y o u r c u s to m e r is too b u s y
1 1 1 A v* m«V
Ton Had She's Rubbed
to d a y — i t ’s M onday. l i e 's on the links or in the c o u n t r y —
Munsey's #1.1.000.000
PJHfeond C l i n
it's
F
r
i
d
a
y
.
His
I
nisi
ness
is
said
to
be
slow
wait
fo
r
a
b
e
t
HY ARTHUR B R IS B A N E
tlie J’ n.tnfflr.
torldo, under Aci of ter mood.
Y
ou
didn’t
g
e
t
to
set;
him
last
I
ini"
w
h
y
w
a
s
t
e
f f'«|ij rtahf 102(1, hr Star ('«.)
Hr.1
time t o d a y ? He is only in terested in priee you c a n 't in
®......KAIter Had M i u a r r te r e s t him in <|iiality.
Y o u ’ re not in r ig h tin g trim t o d a y __ I FIERCE N A T U R E tins no f«!vnriti'-..
A hurricane sweeping
IN -------Aaa eclair Rdllnr j Wait ! W a i t ! ” S o u liisper I lie alibis.
•JONBfl. HanaKni G.IH.ir >
T h a t )>itntj,rap)i-is tarn,liar l „ n.an.v
« I h . ,.r. s.-rv...l
( opK's of an r ss a y on A l ib is
pu hlislird in " I n s m o p o lit a n 's
r i l U T l u x IIATI:a
E » « u U »7. 00: six Momna—1.1 f.o Jtetter W a y
f i v e y e a r s a go .
I be i s s . u lias been list'd by
~'fP H* t-Uy by Carrl-r. |>cr
m
a
n
y
people
w
h
o
hai
>
•
been
t
r
y
i n g to ^et s u n ie lliin g done,
lie. Weekly Edition l i on, j
and is a m ost i .\celh nt t h in g to keep posted w it h in r e a d in g
J fO T IlK i All obituary d is ta n c e o f a n y on e w h o has a ten d en c y to m a k e use o f e x
m* of thunks. rcHoluiIi .iim cuses o f o n e kind o r a n o th e r , f o r as the es sa y says, “ A l i b i s
o f ontortiiiriin —ntN h'Ihtc
( I f i m«<lr u ill i.«. .'imr^e.l a r e c o u n t e r f e it m on e y o f f e r e d in lieu o f .specie. ' T h e y a n
advrrllalna rules.
i r ea son s f o r not d o in g a t h in g that could be d o n e . "
IV:
e Can-Do It
g a g i
A l Brisbane jS^ssj
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i ii
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MRS.
{30x3y2 Fabric
idal
|30x3Vi Cord
I 30x3V2
Full Oversize ( ”#i
29x4.40 cord
31x5.25 cord
it
i 29x4.95 cord
32x5.77 cord
30x5.77 cord
|30x3^2 tubes
i a ' . ' T r t t r W ' i S S ' bouts.
"*’
Thi# mirsiruf us thing is thiit wc
travel so sn I civ ..ii this cart It. HeI'.vv is intense fire, aheve the abso
lute /.el" nt nliler space.
The earth jells annii.... rnie (hnu(S.'unl miles an hour, without <lisoirtnng (lie water in your glass.
\p.iiml the iin we travel almost
a million miles a day. and heaven
know • lew many miles through
t.pai . with tile stifi,
Karthiimike, winds,
velealines, |
hurricane . tidal waves threaten I
ie
t. t we raise our families, deal !
in real «• tale and st,.( k*. and cal- |
am t ■ t ew s i- rare.
J.et n, |,e I
ttialikfid.
I
SO CIAL D E P A R T M E N T MEMBERS
E N JO Y C A F E T E R IA LUNCH EO N
FRED
S.
Parade o f Fashions |
•Names O f New Creation*
'• "Hustic as some of the new
Evening Frocks Are Varied
The op"n ng social a ffa ir
Evening frocks are so varied creations adorning l»aris windows
this Mrs K
apiuar t,, the man on the
season for member of the Social ami ‘ the
’ A Douglass, club president 1.
"n 't it is difficult to
Mrs. Caldwell classify them. Ihe main distinction '
. 11 seems (hat the designers’
Department of tl„. Woman’s Clul, and Mrs. hostesses,
ineaday
Daiger.
""tele by U„ml Street is one of imagination must have been more
the benefit o f t h e i k ’**” ^ lvt>n ruwulny when the memout
’ rKn,,," V
1 o W k « tempting silhouette, there is the frock that H'-\,-■'-|v taxed in thinking
ul’s Church on the ? * !? 'T01’*’. ‘ ’" " ’ rtitined at a cafe J
unrlhenn was served by the host , han,JS straight, except when the »'«»•!>■« for them.
teria
luncheon
ami
bridge
rtartv
on Oak Avenue,
esses assisted |,y Mrs
Raymond we*»rer moves, and theYe is tlm
with Mrs. David Caldwell as host’
and evening.
Key. Ms. Welter
Knee Watt-hen
n
i,„ t
„ ' '
Mrs. J. H'Tante picture gown. The straight
ess and Mrs. Fed Daiger as asistThu
"
A
l
i
b
i
s
"
e
s
s
a
y
,
in
part,
go
es
like
t
h
is
;
Bpartment
o
f
the
.yt^souiATKii i >i <urn*
' o. vv garter watch has been
ant
hostess.
Le
C
L
u’r
<,,yf
‘
*lvr,l’
Mrs.*
ffucks
are
often
drap,
k
I
either
to
will meet at the
/
Hue au tu m n a lte rn o o n , se v e r a l y e a r s b e fo re our
Suggestive of the harvest sea i ,, « (uiolt’ v, Mrs. Hruxton Hag- l '!»'«• side or the middle of the Introduced by the elect o f Mayo'clock.
,e<W " «h* 'lISO f*.r Iown
(
iv
il
W
ar,
u
g
u
id
e
at
W
aterloo
w
a
s
ap
p
roa
ch
ed
1
I hey are aliniit a hulDinch
i c a it o n 'o f oil new* i 1I«i..i I<i.hi
ing Circle will meet son were the decoration of numer h ma ll,? T ’f f ’ W ’ K,,,‘ s' I’ resid- I f «Kt.ro. the gathered folds hanging >a dci meter and are "set” in je w
lod.ln thp, paper iinil ulmi dm I
by an old man and b is s e r v a n t, w ho ask ed to be
Win
s,
m
"
,ff"
,
wrv|n
’
was
M
r
s
.,”
fl’'
v
inches,
below
the
rest
„
f
ous
baskets
of
gtddenroil
and
mimi!
Ware, 1501) Pulptibllrli.il lixr.-lti
All
I the hem. while the slim skirt is el, 1 c utei's about three quarters
titles of other wild flowers in U„. I " - I I . au , M.mre Srott.
show n o v e r the fa m o u s b attlefield.
- v * r*l,ul*H« at Ion i.r
1I
I ullovv mg the luncheon the ta- slashed to disclose a finely nlcat- , ilM " " h in width. The gnrters
shades
of
gold
and
lavender.
nareln ni** hInu
\«m|. I
jrsdny
.
I he gu id e made his usual rounds, telling the
buckle and a strap, like
These frocks are taivo
Hie spacious auditorium' was I I las were c leared and a most inter- I l''l nnderslip.
of the First Https te re o ty p e d . I mv . anti c o m m e n tin g .severely Oil
on the
...
fE B D A Y . OCT. 13, j?j2r,
an
01
dinary
wrist watch, and fasconing
game
o
f
bridge
was
played.
laogth,
anti
'
the
picture
J H U Sanford Ave.
p^0
hold regular busi- transformed into a real cafeteria ' The innus.
flow I fr" ‘ ks as long or a- .short as the ti’ft h f Im'I ow the* wearer's right
tallies, mute
dune in
tit the club fi„weoiitlin ? oi ( i f o i i i h y . vv hose ta r d in e s s on d ia l i'po< lial
II 'V I M I
III: O K I : \ m a n y '
meeting 'at the with many small tables centered • r. were passed l>v Mrs. M S Wig
kn, e, ||„. wiitch face appearing on
wearer pleases.
d ay p recipitated N apoleon's d o w nfall.
•'I’ATKtlloT
with crystal baskets filled
with gins.
world
n i "id
in one champion
nt 3:30 o ’clock.
'
’
**
the I, It band side.
lavender and gold cut flowers the
-Inp ■
‘ ciii's, Itahe Ruth, wielder o f
I he s t r a n g e r exarninetl the gro u n d a tte n tiv e ly ,
A fter the usual number o f pro
U " m’ s for wear
at
dances,
t
IHiick llnir Vnguo
handles being lied with golden ribhe log hat. demands $150,0111! a
fnkr nt Hnnforir* front
Triday
and
only
m
i
asinnall.v
replietl.
s
a
y
in
g
.
'
(
J
iimii
I
i
.
v
»<•gressions scores were collected by
■r*
Ucrman men prefer blacks, or inn;;,, i n .... “ Valencia and llnll, e.t r »a la i \ tier, a f |j-r.
G E T T H E hkst
tolar will entertain oons.
t t’iyed no o r fle r s."
at least they will during the com , r,"<' lo Jazz and First Step."
_ r.o
* * * * * route to Jnrkton.
The guests wore
Irer at her home on
I
not exclaim or "• (an 1 and
Flower .Urns., C„"ix ri'te vl
4 loaks
have sterner
names:
ing.social season, according to five
At
last
die
servant
jell
back,
d
e
ta
in
in
g
the
guide
„
Mrs.
S
:a/e
"
tine
hundred
mi.
,ftv
lue
at
3:30
o’clock
of all kinds, Ftiiiifip,. ■]
fmrfliin of «tt. Jnltna-ln
‘ Dictator, El ('apitan and Sultan."
leading Berlin honor in I artists
and
Miss
Lillian
SHinu;u
^
;i
vi*ar
isn'l
ir.iich,
ami in low tone said, “ S p e a k no m ore about .Marshal
,*,Trr t iinul.
merit Coloring, Ftc.' fr
Hn-.v find that three fourths of
.... ...
lh"
....'m...... .uv..,,;!.!;, ,'ht'..rfu i';11 “
|eleet of this month.
~ l f c u l r r or nhltr « » r .
I m <•»*•! !l phi\ i*r ii:-;
<iron* 11y. for t hat i-. he. •
•heir Woman eustnmci
who hit Ii will
meet
at
10
im l* I piiiil, irimU rntirlb,
*
*•
I'
l
'<
1
f
!•
r
\
\
M
.|!
U
p
S A N F O R D CEMKwl
I lie pi|p|e aij |a :>> <1 fr o m
'•rto had their hair <|\ J Idoinl, how
tv mil' a n y III m g f i r
rs. Henry Wight at
I * I*J*’fi f • t 1hi* I 'mti’ii
1* * 1 0 1) 1 ie’T s ( o 1
d> 1nil rid black
-Amd'k lentlnv of ImiIIiIIiik pro.
i her l hat M ig h t oi l Oil, blit || n e v . r fo rg u l III.- old
irk Avenue.
fJIftv—
~ftaiHi*r*, Hotel*, it purl H i von
bv
iM m ilc
c
," ! 1 1
ill ................. .. w.,
■
r>ib and M.’inli.
soldier • a g il a i nm j
flu
Inal
Department
of
hoilbra.
"o.i .«1 -. .ioiim rniuips are
nip
ny
-a’.v bow little would h a ve
"
U *V
1
O i l Mis* Irene Pickup, a
|„.|,|
I a tell Work I’ ,'turns
Irvicc l eague will :
i hanged it,. , m p, p ■ d 1 i" >i g h t . and km u t hat I he
'•■■Minis.I.m Ilf I I I . mriii
•'"ing relatives from Roys
bnum-lte win, was award
I he animat,-,| pat, tiwork ,puit
Ih e
S c h o o l ! ! ' ...........
I (owes at 3:30
1 . lor a week. The visitors
,
■' « " ld medal for (he l„ -t
it., an o f dun:.' d had
t
In • n m In oh n hand
out o f grand,II.dll. ,'s bedroom tills
K<Muilrnrflfin of I. i. u I r i n r .1
lapel.
..ad Mis. I. A 1 "r.,w. Miss
I mill,' service to the Unti l
M*uml l.iake XI.
' <•roip ||; i . • , i •,,1>1 no o ■
'"ade its ,, appai can. <>, tins time
A very appropriate program was
A
M.nli
In i n
III'
and llenrv l'tiil1 movement
during
the
year.
ked
*lellnn i.f ,.|i, hriintlllen,.n Paris streets. T|„. bivisb „ Se
11 ml. i ml bv a u oh m.in vv h had done
Mu relay
i'. on Tuesday at lt,o West Side I
•tpn Mru«rniii.
I
Irene, who is
member of the >>f embroidery for daytime dottles
' .0
|tory Hour nt the
1 imary Sehoul in observance of ! National I YiioTi -.f Ueneral
Vleu ,.f ..-hf.i.l ■ jxUin I
lull w In. i.'oh d at I In hone o f fa le .
the
with j lt it t I. Inn fur Inrrrri.riJ 1
at Hi o’clock.
liseovery of
America
by ors. ft employ, m| at a big eb Work and three or four different col- j
llon ic i • oil II I h a v e '-ipj.it led in ||t"
I ’ A I N T I N H AND
AlpIMflra.
•12 inches,
Nev* pat terns,
( nristopher Columl !UH Ol'ltlltpl’ |j I maiiufaeturers. She attain,' "filial.' ors and fnl, t i e s m one single frrueg
Plaids and snlid colors, Regular $12..",II values
J 11ed o f ^ • In n .
d suchj « r« respottsilde.
.
14112.
r i i " i p h w ould I n i
I > K ( ’0 H A T 1 N (J
>ndny
colors,
per
yard—
: influence among her fellow work 1 Emhroideiy has invaded imt only
for I d a y s —
VKIIHE FOR T« III A Y
ami Ins,•!. d gold into In , i ap. 111 •. hla
lee League o f (he
I he
following
was ; ers that she was mail
program
VEHKF FOR I t i l i w
a
sho|»j|b‘*
pockets
and
neckine
,,f
frocks
given:
S.
PRICK.
Mgr.
I ’ honi* r.CS-W
>ly Cross will meet
I Ye.it nt I. I lie lie torian. Imd I lie In- .1 i
>MPR K 11K N SI V K PI: \ y
|steward in charge of Z.IKiO girls but covers a wide afea of tilt*
Song. “ America, I hi Heautiful,"
tsoii in Rose
7111 \V. First St., i'honc -172-W
w
as
blind.
I'oelll
tMThe herd thy Cud
' She acts as intermediary between gown or coat, or both.
f
2(iOS
S
a
n
fo
r
d
Ave,
by
school.
'<
II),
l\
.
I t3mn. 21:3.1.
ln " ‘" ' !>n<}, th fir employers an, |i
I h UKi I belli
One wint.r coat, in three col
u rea 11
ul great
Reading.
"October
Sunshine," Handles till comtdaints.
Il.e. II Oliiol
ors, taupe, grey and black, cm
w ini t otilil ll.i > blam ed
4ieorge
Smith.
title
and
Miss
llnrloi
vvaiv m g
Wit to .111 II
fE R O I,-l.d. We |,| ‘ The,
bloidcred in silk and woo], silver
All.iaioate Springs
Story, "('olunilms* Boyl..... and
lion and . e i l l i n g i o n iio r t a o iv ill AM 11 a, on
& Thou (lost lll i Opt of e • i * • in
1 at iiioi ,
" o m e n In Mox ies
I *""1 F'old, gives an idea of the
k
A Complete Line of
S ( ’O U T S
out of town guests L ife ,” Henry Jamison.
n M t cornel h until Thee l In Hiurh
I NI VERSA I. C IT Y , ,d*» \\’ M 1color scheme m.w prevailing f.,r
•uaiiis ol lii.s l a l h e r ’ . f o r l m i i ’. I'or |ailing m
\
s
i
n
:
\
11.i.r.
riuinln-ou
given
It
y
Medicine
Cabinets
C
IT
IZ
E
N
Acrostic,
“
Columbus
in
Rhvm,
n
VLoitl Jesus Christ.
•' I'ov.il lad.
men hold a high place in the af autumn and winter \vc*ai.
rnarisliij. and n r a ln r y hr had
»rtincut „ f the Wo- laird (trade.
new Patterns.
------- a
.0 1.
III
Extra good (piulity
Cypress and Pine
la tu of Universal City.
It )i a
yard. Sperinl
1 gai.i/at ion 1 all.
Psda v.
lungs w e r e weak, lie hail a Imi
Song, "Am erica." by
IK
for 1 v*u dnvs
'It
bool.
■ek
.
p “ H#rc Ides u INnir Uoniiin"
Framing
one o f tlie lew women dir ftiturs
New
Style
I.,
"
o
m
e
n
's
Photos
til
olio
Ii.
.
ail
■
•
e
I’
ledge
t
„
Flag.
and
In*
si
nt
ten
d.
1 lust aid to
jiGoofft L. ( hrMNoii, Sprinirfn
•he only t«*fii 1 h11 id r»»nir<|\ irair \ ! Tlic Eton c i ■p h a s slat tod a lic.v Sheathing
I., w bo tia
N e w F o n ls o n T r a d o r a n d L o v e l e r al sacrifice
1
PKR Y A R D
Habeoek o f Altao ,1 i>ioi.»iidi
Im
"ail in hi- fool.
«Aj-rRe/erring to impiiry
l'| >•. and the only f, *•Mfnni* art sty!" in Fngli.i fen,ittia.' plod.>gJulius ( aesar. f ir -.f g e m ral
W
H
O
L
E
S
A
L
E
’'
m
a
n
and
liis—
Siding
,M c
T I R E . A N D M A T T E R Y SU PP LY
was among tbose
. naluio
Ini'
d
"||
fountain
■ feE*iL.” iii your issue ■>f A|
director
Even ttie studio I'ftstmir I I'aphy. It lias heeln (iisrnv ci ft 1 tti.it
ii .it
1 bat
fo ria n o| his a ge . ami
c m , p|
<1.. h
• doiialuro rbo I IIIOI g at .bool about :>
cafeteria
bridge
Ho
|| , gj'i ,(|
I tatt lines referred In are:
W e s t First Street
,s in fftftiiiiim* hands, fur Mi *s the natural curve I tlie Imdy, not Flooring
• i) old 11*J d: •'ii.,nm | |„.
buy and mat.
esl
orator,
a
mat
hem
al
ii
inn.
|
"liiH
lung
ol
,.
In
Tuesday
for
the
lies u pihir woman who al
♦MiJin Scilrr is its miimige
mangled some .bains
’ I'd. iuri.'d and
I usually obtainable wilt) long hair, Ceiling
..... . "V\ I,a " i l l I to- mn ..nm 1,11 ^ I hail a lt. ,\
S a n fo rd
lent ,,t the Woman's
lint r. nr. til'eliileet
he had an alibi lo r I
i[(V .Ways w i i m tired;
i t'o.iml <', 1>111>i t •111 at
.Hi .dun . •.
appears at its be I with a close Finish
and null 11. l ent
I bii'O'i n nullioe *" j Ins in ' >1. hi
to • omo u,t m
iTgd in u house when help
liVed
d m'lgM.or'.
. |,n ken .
el foi l’, l i e w as an ep ilep l ie.
lilac Diamonds
'lain ii;,in .dual w olfs
shaven
head and
bare arms
of art j "1 so|,
pi
OSsloll
hi
bit * Wai not hired.
I
■Iio was away,
The new full style in engage shoulders and back. The p„jse „ f Mouldings
,ul.I 11..1 1 ,• •""ll’ lil for t |i 1i t ll tivil v and nut .at i vc. 1 Hit. til , ar
beet hovel), the ii l l i m a t e genius o f |}n • i lassii al
hetuls of Ulenn Wim<>11 I tie 1 op ! " 11.•11it*. I a i;,d y g, 1 h r ear nut
Lath
On
g t wor-flH on enrth ware:
, Monday evening from K to ment rings, set by an enterprising
millions or 11x.* timi’s llu iliin mi|. |trarv
‘*
1 " ’••mnigi’s it,is ad m l v •f 1 Iio dlt 1 ||.
bccii ipiite ill at the 10 o'clock all o f the parent-teachers London jeweler, though highly a t tin- head adorned with an Eton Brick
School ol music, beynm l wli'tse i i e . d i o n s . as W a g
yDear friends, I am going
crop,
shows
o
f
f
the
nape
of
the
\ll colors fine sheer rhiffau anil heavy thread silk. Some
U v "*i ” 1lor,*d Mils ..Inn ami imtiiiu,. },,,( ijictl'ullv
tan hospital, will be associations o f the eity will give a tractive is tad. likely to prove pop.
trim
^washing ain't dime, nor
n c f said, in s t n iiu e n la l m usic can n e ver g], b e ra in e
"I'''imd an extra auto tin and 1
neck, which in turn shows o ff th,. Lime
Iicm- 1
, ,
jltilv million . lot Michael Aug. I.J.s 1 I.......
« „ r l h ns high as $2..ri(l per pair. Special for two days.
that
he
has
rt’cov1 1 *>' right i liainu
H
Replug, nor sewing;
reception at the Woman's Club, umr.
'I U to t tie polio, slat nm.
It is a diamond solitaire
stone-deal b e fo r e m idd le tile, and n e ver beard, e x
1" ' l ' " '
lie " I ’ll la - be Would ! pruvide for till' Jclf '•\piession s.
ityy t<) be rem oved! honoring the teachers of the loeul valued at about $-17/,00. Set in shoulders and arm and continues Plaster
ytnlng there is exact to
"Helped an old la.lv .'ll I'OSS I III'
HI-llll v«>i|.
a harmonious lino to the waist
cept by the in w a r d ear. his
j
as
to
ni.'i
P A IR
lof hi* sister, M r s .' schools.
" g a n g " spirit help
u ria nt sym p h o n ie s.
y wishes,
1 h rf
" hite Rock Plaster Board
platinum. Hie slate-blue stone lie.,
|fill to (il
H e r e w as an alibi surely.
mmiinily instead o
felly
,m
Park
Avenue.
I
ro thoy don’t eat there’s
Nails
"I i.-li v.’i'.-d "in,* envelopes for
the object of this reception is on a white satin cushion in nn open
Dress Suits For Women
harmful.
IF Y<it offer,al the I ,.-, , I
Wnshlng of dishits.
j I tic 1 bur, I,.
<'harles lam tb. prin c e o f essn.vi.Ms, F li/ab etba n
to give the pureuts and patrons an window am] flashes sparks of or
As designed for women, the new Screen W ire
!
The
Ib.v
|
M
il*I
a
It
1111
,1
1
ed
million
for
"Ill idea eaters to til.' , ’ * 'aught a
>rse, the eldest son opportunity to meet the teachers ange and crimson and jade at the fall
.IVhere loud anthems will al
dress suit is made of moire Builders Hardware
pigeon
win,'Ii was
scholar and churn o f C o lerid ge , spent his Ivventy1hoy’s love
\ enus ol Milo, standing almi
physi, at activity, his 1 nearly fro/...,.,
Morse .has returned in nn effort to bring a closer re- |P»««ors-hy.
ways bo ringing,
It is said to h(, one and crepo do chine.
The skirt
kept
it
and
fed
it
in an in san e asylum
asylum,, and ttin
lirst y c a r ,,,
)i«> rest ,,f |MS
a
be,'Hit
i|.,l
large
ball
In
the
I,..
|a,|veniu.„„s
.spirit,
Ins
Honduras
where
lie
. . . , 9 M a s o n ic R ld g .
Ph on e 75
, ,# n* no voice, I'll be clear of
H e lp e d pi,1 "ill a fire in a ; ,
lationship between the homes un«l<o f . ,,l°
four blue diamonds in trout ami collar is of jade green Doors
1
!„•
From
h
would
wonder
ar
<
’
us
a
i
lerk
in
t
In
...
|
play
and
provides
wholes,.m,.
,,„i
|past four months.
an-,unit ing room s o f lb,- Fast
ttie schools.
i existence.
•k l M * «>nKintC>aa; . told.
S A \ h by g i v i n g us y o u r s i d e w a l k , d r i v e w a y and fo
georgette. Though ultra modern Windows
■1 iidit.v.
il. Qiourn for ipe
India house su pport in g in
,
h dn. . I.......... .
now; don't
.
I'.mml , o, •mgs in il," 1 >
I Every mother mid father of chil|k rioilit allv item,’ lit, >1
Dim
w
o
rk
.
All
w
o
rk
g
u
a
r
a
n
t
e
e
d
.
the woman's dress suit is sugges Murphy Ironing Boards
ll.’W'i o ' , . 'I . *• work ,.f ni 1
oum forr the
. ' " ’IP r*'• hoys but » iti otiragcs adf
(fey returned liome |dren in the Sanford
me never
sister.
H e r e w ould h a v e la n an alibi.
seta.,.Is is
Women Will Execute Homes
tive
o f Pieturvs,pie bygone dn\ ,
•m
i”
their
1
ool
will
I.,
bought
w
cl,
.M
r
1
hdp
'O.d
lari
|
till
„pp,'.,|..
Made to Order
|ng to do ni.lhiiig f, never
|ng from a most <le- urged to attend.
t<
S
T
U
T
T
C
A
R
T
.
,.p,
Asserting
I
he
skirt
1 . -til up the center’ 1,',
F o rd Ityrou , m o r e odi'i'i di d m b e ,n g an at ii
"III.'
old
li'tuk
*
nit,u
.
",1
w
tiling'
.
1
,.
help
• ■ 'hot" i' millions
Tin \
" ■ H I I I B I I I I I I I U b i b i b i h i h b ■ ■ ■ ■ auaaavxBuauai
N'w York, Hoston,
■11
Frames and Screens
that, the day is past when men de lev,ml .*.,!,,, knee hrecchrs w|lei,
• "ft!mm •
1ban a poi’ i, beeani," a b o x e r o f unusual skill
I I h,' I’,. .In, at er.iplin t|v
' '"'I e 1 1 'at
\ in. 11
liunl Atlanta, (}«.,
tVidnan's Kpimph
and
Mrs. Y. S. Dial and Mrs. Heti- sign and build the la,mes in whim Hie wearer -its down. When ttapn
It
;
I
lie
UtJlowing
as
,.me
,,f
|
jM
.
a
tar
«»tn
,
l">'«
a
l
l
’
'
everybody
hie.
f.-rgo
tof.W C tk)
if
ib.
w a s one o| I lie few w ho hav
hen spending the hilt Hull of Bartow ure the ,lm rni‘ women must “ slave’’ , the Wucrl
• V, f sill reed,'ll |||
wen re r stand- upright, tlie suit
w l i o V|,
' i n n s , v u ,1 .
(l ,
hit's "i Hie |:,<v y;,.,,,(
Mr*. <'haffgi*, wlty lug bnuse-guejts o f Mrs. W. B. f! temluyg Home Builder’s League
a
s w i m m in g the l l . l h s p o n l at I
"
would resen,l,|e a slim fitting fifrock
I
and
pond vv liet'e 1 .can
.1.
Mo, ,'ilvill.’.
,
rk«y. tin latest of ” |.
|m
>.
1
*
visiting
hot
,:l'
o
"mo
vulgar
word,
/aehry at her ho
d e l’ is siippo ed i o hav
borne on Magnolia has nnkod woman's orhCAnizailons
drow ued.
■’Cauglil a stray row and kept i he "lew all..
J.j*ji i ^T.r. ;rns_itr: rr
ders.”
Itlantn and will re- 1A venue,
^ H . lie bad a
to delegate onembers to assist in
4*11 residences or improved businosa properly
elllb
foot.
,
lie,
over
JUgtit.
II *' " I'l l S d.‘tends ado rtis
—<>—
latter
part
of
the
.
i " a mall l.oy trying to
the eonstruetinn „ f model homes
from SIOIMMM) to $11)0,01111.(Ml i (ir at 5 or Ml ve
' Lighle,I laid, 1 1, , . x I,
faitc
.
or rottoh grows up, I In
x*. tin It do,- n I need dolen <■
' ’“ !>*• " a s a liiiip liluii k. C a r ly le had c h ro n ic in
ill t In
'
L " ’. top,n il Iiioi and
, Hfownie Brown returned Wed- | for next year’s exhihtion. Women - ■
In
,1.
ini
crest.
1’the prico goes do nn.
: I bat llio t welve Aposll,
lit, I! 4
11
I ties,lay morning after spending the will have full say about the inter-j' ■
d i g e s t " , n and in, lam hoiia. U o »„ rl k i.iin St,
„
V,l m-1r,
mi
\\
dt on,no r ■ ' .op. . 1 11 mg sal ,
ru lor , •
iors and furnishings and the in 1
"
i
l
l
also
consider
k„,l
\
|
1M!S| f” 1" ' uamtlis at points in Can
•'<
*
a
l.ilii
n
parking
,
w
a
s
a
e
o
iis
m
n
p
t
iv
i’.
and
w
r
n
le
most
o
f
I.,
i
|||.; m»kS in
. alt 1. 1tnl Ft I 'ant tailing I, ,s i
• oust ru,'I/an loans lo aid in 1he
If ftie Chamber of C.,m
|«u JLitkell nadoitsl ada and the Thousand Islands,
stallalion
all fixtures and fur
•'
1
"If
"
In.
n
bail
its
|
lied.
I 'a n ie l W e b s i,
struction
of
buildings.
Led
a
l.liml
man
h
extcmlcil an invit at nm
at \lli. ti- was ail a.lv 11 tiser j
"inlay where they 1
was too lim ed lo r c ite nt
•K" iiigl.t langled i i. a i "po.
nishings. The men will concern
Marie to visit Sanford.
school.
L o o k er 'I'. W ashington
• I"m l mg pre -ses amt tug |
an luisincKS.
1 themselves principally
with
the
was a negro, and
ina.
advertising efficteiil.
pauper. K. II. I liin itn an . al th I inn* o f h is gron I technical execution o f women’s
u r n ?St. Louis ( ’uill iii ii Li de
|inith „ f West Palm
wants.
esl battles and ach ievem en ts
to*|w n in Rnnford next wm
Mia mi ii Ft; \ r.t>
1
a physical inV u g MAY g, •till f'lirthi’i' tmel. ! -----—
rainy and SaturBowling For Beauty
valid.
A
lib
is
!
A
lib
is
!
fWVJj bet they win I lie series
Ibit tu'Ver used.
011 biisiiie.tli* i aintiow w - " ie first large.
Brainy Heads Unshorn
N ever
LO N D O N, (VPi Beauty special
Northern doctors ar,* adv Hipg
' j p t year.
Ibou gh t!
place,
•a -e , idoj- a.he Hem,mt, guaran 'the pul,lie I., walk, as a
LEEDS. (/|’i--British women en ists in Mayfair are prescribing
Furttli'i'iuore, tile legs
lei'inc I bat tin earth would lint ! against pneumonia’. The protect |",| all .o :u,;' » « ' d that when a per
Mt* left Wedttesduy gineers, the women who are man-' bowling for their patients whose
I In- rough spot ; oil |h I'O,’ill |n great lies.', a r e poo
ttegfrers in Chicago are m.w
adv 1.1 i
And,ison,
s. ( ;" aging
"il vv; ill
directors
of
lie drown,"I again by flood.
housing j necks and shoulders are in special
pl'sl w >1 Ii t 1 in g itig a' iL.s,
'
lie gives bis will,|,• I,i ill V*
I" obably g,,o,| for tinWhining, w in k in g , endMchine kiiuh. Win n u,. v
11ii . ,•Veu gem |,.
T( Mlfc (•» Mhx A rut schemes,' gas plant* and various need of development.
Outdoor
''
'
’
-ets
Ins
Id,,,.-I
thmigli
it
,s
sonii’t
inios
1
1
>
ing.
v
\
hisp,
r.n
i'
,
>
j
Laiv.iiviutlon deinirtinent, it„.v
a little to fh.v
fakes place W,’tines- corporations manufacturing ma howling alleys are recommended,
I 'F S C t:,
' J*
".'pit I Its, tem pi Itig IIV
W R I ’I I N , ;
,.
mg t reel,'., I," puls bis nor.
'
leilll
to
walk
lliiouell
•ben 111 1,li.uis ah ill', in, ii:
/V vfP. Hie business on a lllUl|,
tile .how Voil.,
chinery, do not go in for the Eton where they arc available, and pa.
I,nil mt
" h iv e ,■! ||„. r r a H ’h’V
wall, ol Ki.iiie tile proeoedi
piopor adjust
ami slush. Tli.- ronta, t with tin lilt'll t .
ior jjlanu,
( ’rap.
I roin hi.. 0 I 1 p l i e . ,
i bo- "vih.-.-d world modi
<bo
eiiate,
,n.par,ol
(inIn
! tients are warn,,I against ill venti
Ii an. otu of doors e. di'sn
•'""I P»onti.sin” to ex, u se bis fail
I t ------ --i " pay 11 re at I, nt
Not a single crop appeared. lated alleys in ease thev
lire.
aid,
lit leal adv. 11 is,' i u,mt.
,,, jjs |,.K ;
*t play
, r?‘‘y
M’v«’niv r.ve
i Mhervv i. .
.
among the brainy women attending, indoors.
I tie great A -mt i,
kmt*
I lie same adv p e is good n Flo,
,hV'
at t*i•,i|i , and
prs old, killed his Wife tile Ollier
I)
1H P ' A t Bie conference o f the Women’s E i i - 1
" C o l o oil tils t o m b , ” | no ,
Mges. bke 11,0
"la. alt Inoig b 11*>t tof tile sum" bee.>nii' , “ L
I f f t e r forty two years ..f
A . M F R M ’ A.NS |;i : i ,||:\ |
vet Hill..i
rix ‘ • , , I gingering Society.
In fact there
i>
man,"
etc.,
pi,
pared
an
Russian wheat is being used e x
I
hat
i
he
man
w
ho
earns
a
,|0
|
‘
"asiin.
t
in
j,.
,s
U’l’emlix
and
the
t
.n•
fRMI*
A good warning to nag
m.t tin- sting' Mis.
lar has a I ir..t I,. u >ui 1 1.
4 4-‘ l
I O i l lei’ l l t 1w,’n ’ I"'* many shingles.
More tensively in l.atavia, and recently
lent personal a.h.-i tis. inent
danger
hero•.i
tbo
jrc.,**
UH well as women.
inroads
ol'
ptieti
A
I
hum!.
«
*
’
licit,
ve
p
al.,ml
lie
—
, than half o f the women wore long a shipment o f lii.'l carloads was re
dollars w e earn
;v ,.Si
to ml v, 1 1ise means
^ l i k i n g w.od l
so help mat.., j
tint it i< a good idea |o
N everth eless, without anyone and ml',.mintnm is life. to iiifot ni 'rnuiia.
Hy business meeting ! *1H*r' an<* n,,t ' ’n‘‘ was attired in :t reived there.
"
a
lk
;
just
ii,,.
s
•‘
V«*r
hav
ing
sot,
,|
,
jl
a
|
,,
,
■
'
“
"
K
"
^
Hi"
Iralfte
problem
I
ami*.
Even in
X*ir “ ''kies ye shall know
w as vv lo n g lo r a man e ith e r to |j\(.
Baptist church w ;n I ‘ ostuni0 which had the least Sllgil 1>»V ns Miami.
|
, Florida exerei c is desirable, an I
am these short days. Sarasota or lo d ii’ vv it Ii iiioiicv to ll i.
Only
1ft"i\ iug* to town in tb, no.min; I
•
'''d
"
.
it
:
;
poe.ible
fur
|eslachurch tonight n t I gentian of mannishness,
ilm
coming
of
W ADM IRE R -ays Mussolini |
» W v Courtier, saving the hi,, tm Io die md o w i n g a
tlie automobile ha
fow of them smoked.
[according
to
an
ansIre,is only three Innus a day. If alnuint done away will, pi dest ri complain that they can find n >iI
ijlimm Elizabeth when her hors,. sentrilie.s
;‘ " ' 1 " . H i a null,...... ...
n>
fliei
jlftftU' totiiiv.
A f., I
,
i '» d Vet h a v e that
I Iml lie is title, be will not last >'Iulstil, one o lin' very b, ■t lorni- places In pai k t)„.|r cars
®)SfVf
tier ankle, ami h,
d ’d e Hot only e n tire ly eon fjs
the membership 's
" « 'u ld Abolish Women's Cliths
e
a
le
d
but
By the
i’|:‘ c, s ., b.w id.,, k
long, .It lakes m-t so much cm '•f exercise fi"i- llic average pel's,.,
j1** ht*ml. Turn change.
a ctually w ith a d, fi, t i»
!
very best inp;re(Iientg; scientifically prcparcdfo<|
f . not i oum in g la w yers' 'cut I" charge an ileetric battery
Daughter* o f Wesley
I
"
’1
"
I
!"•
tm
me
.
.enter
I
Tin
meetjng.
D
A
V
E
N
P
O
R
T
,
la.,
(/!')—
Women
lees,
— n
ere
is
a
i
eaMin
f..i
t
)t
’•v i r.v soi l i.| r a g t a il. I><>i
-It II,-I
'Ll.ul notion turns up wh II "’ much sleep to Ie, |,urge the lie,
)|Hirlci| I l,i,l t tier*' is a w e g
* ..... . .......... ..............,
.....1
Die Sun,ray school nrt' * » ) « • « « political barriers for
^ Lie; careful “ curing’'; thorough and skilful mix®
' « ' ' ‘Ol life ha., l.eeoill,
"
d
o
i
n
I
n
i
italic,
•
t
a
x
,
;
I,
v .,11 .system ol a human lietag.
►f water in I lie | ,f i,
......
1
to
park
t
heir
ear
finances o f (j,,, I themselves through 4hnir tlesire for
1
op'd
that
mi,'
seems
to
have
1
,1
,1
•
'
'
1
’•
I
mo*
anv
o
f
l
bos,
III.
prop,, I > ha . I., , a |mt In |b
From I to d p. ni.
ie
I LU S over thirty years’ experience and close stu
.1
If the coast o| < tide w In, Ii
Ik into th, -III,
F'ualav sehoul will bu I bnlependent action, In the opinion
.....
VVI,II> I' corns \,-rv nine,i
I’1
''!
•
Hi
v
have
I
niiie.f
Ju-Front o f
•low
n.
II
I
h
,i|
|
'
church
se
c
r
e
ta
ry
1!1
^
’
Mr*Ella
Hnsltnell
Hamlin,
an
hrefuse l, inlialnl
li.-ai
N M'OLKtlN I I I I loing wit it V""* Mn' " ’" o o i lo g.. from 'here t,
I IKh peliih ‘ li I .
I Florida crops and soils— that is the secret o f the big
nr
.
vv.
Iii
a
v
Idepend,m,
’
>
s‘i
a
report
on
the
!
bnlependent
eamlidate
for
eonllll Ie Ii ep. |j,. wa- so sit 1Jiy III
n.i time 11
l oo . hilly mi
"
« hoi i y than it did a few
()
oil-till.
I an«l High quality crops grow n with Arm ou r's BIG C(
I " inembers and the j *trt‘ss ••• the second Iowa district.
Articles Suitable for
.Iv’.ilssia I t , at fii* couldn’t make tip '••ns ago. |f W(. d„ not getthere
|saitssals,
Mrs. Bushnell - Hamlin believe*
11:1 "Hinl to do anything ami (he we may lose a dollar, ami We seem Nm to bed and tonir eaWieraad n- ; I’ crtilizers.
A
m
on
g
the
many
types
of
Armour’s
’
mg
an
Inmr
i-ai
h
er’’
'I’l.ie
...
m
,
I
morn
co-operation
with
the
men
to
forget
that
if
we
d
ThflAAmerieim Legion votes f.,, |
V O T I ’.’ S
A N D
V O T K K S
Hit.',Mans burned hint out while h"
Ho get there
■
in too great a Inn• ry We may lose i - r ....." . .i.'iii.iv
was hesitating.
i V I p p f c r " P °ntks WoUbl soon result in And a variety o f home cooked
| C R O P Fertilizers you w ill find one specially suitable
^
Jll
iMiihftH ^
I \ Al I ’ \ ||M|
suit.
. ‘"I
something
even
foods
and
cakes.
i
n
L
c
t
a
greater
representation
for
her
sex
"
people
i.f
Miami
might
lie was sleepy when In might
'? S l W" r,’ J '»fur'"K that Will, j
more important,
1in pubic life.
11 would really seem that nn.tl)- train \ t'"'nL’ lo |,ed earlier, an I
See Display at
M!iv«* litM'l) I'laimmt: Mii'crss ul the
MflJfUeof NittKuiH around try l If a 'll will’ ll Inn be, H inti.,
loan
i
to
on
dueeil
■W h i t t l e things there \.il| |„
“ I iiiii in favor o f eliminating the
a o voluntary lUil I Ie «11 \\ al rrlnii.
•o' nature meant for peopl,
tile \evv > .*I k leg i lul in.t" walk , aiore 'w1,1kmg' v"!' " ' .
>•
went voting
sox line and abolishing all women’s
a-, a law llial ,t.,|(. will
H uny rat,- thev have I n pm
W y A ” " t0 '''''1 *he wai with eon I'gi
' l " i ' k lllke in tin
a lead of in
All I Iv-sli p, about alike ami need
in.lining vv
Ht l(
It Costing
IfOxtlng any thing.
llll Vr fc : t . ■vvI'd A i:s| i all.i oi t In pi in
mg pel t urn t o \ Voting. Tin-re sleep.
clubs,” she declares.
nd.
,|
with
legs,
winch
',M 1h'-'i the brain ,a
I lii’ brain, especially |
until
re
I lie ,'omu.a
*£•]< ''Vf- —
" f .'I
.Ml t a i' liam ,• that t he pin. nig of will, are different
mig ., fine of $||»
aMV
' *,,r the Work o f the : Y* Lichever type of fertilizer you select you can be surel
I" Class „ f the First
in dilti'ieiil ■'ally, scented to htlV'i Ho nthc:- day. It wo
|a nully upon n.m voters would men.
mtvv the article in Hi, 'pialified illl/.ril u )|m tint’s id it t'ximport.iiit fina l imi ox, •|d to I ransThey Can Sing And Act
"
II" Waste of time I il is the highest quality in its class; our B IG C R 0P& 1
held
its regular
•
mt
a
time
poll their owner from place t,
ner, in tin kmg mo
\|
- unscrupulous p ..| „„(„„.s
LONDON, <J<P>— 'The list o f ac
• 7.,HL’Kl **,'ui,4 Hciiatui el else III 1iKrlit i•I I I'din Ii it*.
ilaY
'’veiling
at
the
or walk.
dlill vvo (lyn't bi'liuve he the last jirt*s}tinitiul , 11»t nn,, ||l(.
I
n il Vote, , „ wider field f „ r
| " ’ark o n every bag and tag guarantees that. Descd
K Mrs. W. C. DeCou- tresses who enn sing nn well as act
IHI'. R E A L nienaee to A men
t inwn It, the Itenm.iai tiiimlicr tif
riant in (In ; <<*un ;
include Miss Edna Best, who take*
fi Av<»nut».
can
,
niton
is
ant
the
present
I
" V "" - , *«■*• "•»•! pin chase
4
*
W
booklets
and
Price
Lists
free
on
request.
Ssnd
fori
„ f t|„.
onnford Herald. If y„uJ ry was barely .Ml
the part o f the “ Uontsnnt Nymph"
" H , wlm have oi. (lartniilui |Uice, lull impending «
il ftm
Anderson presided
’. few DcntKK'ruU would |"tnl number of eligible voters hr !-«h. "V ;"
H'cir v..,es are ahrotid.
Inc** session when in the dramatized version of Mur__________
M IA M I TRIIIUM-:
y'JU’^ - l ’ulm lirae11 In nig about, 2 !».(I0(I,Oim
garet Kennedy’s novel.
Mure ‘ hnig,’tons than eottou at
An exceptionally good
F " f importance were
ROHpeftfully submit
netting out
r„|| v„ t„
Marie Tempest began her stage
L -j cents are great dnlns ttiat ! 1
If every dclimiueni voter i.utl.l ; V '
ki,» ls of men, Si,vs it bunk f ting 1 he l
r.'*°
"
f
the
members
grade
o f Jersey in the
ft
fi
* attention id the Sag,,
career as a voenlist. Miss Violn
•b«’V vvatit in pit,
' 111V : " " “ -Hc<l to pay rt ..... tlti, tin.
"I
'>Ut the vote Mi it am IS huilding to supply in i er come to banks. First : The
interesting talk on
od.
oimts llll( p „ r,.|y f ril|||
newest nhatlen, such as
Tree
once
cherished
hopes
o
f
sing
18 l»n.ble to meet bis tmuted, [o f the fa,
gatani f„r more rotton fields in
Unit th,.,,. prupoxalx
"kcl all the members
—o-’* " s‘" 1 “ I' mat,-, j„| p(ljllt ,,f
ing in opera. Juliet Neifton wus
obligations, and wants „ |(lfln. may not
'''K.vpt, and elsewliere in Africa.
channel red, g r o e n ,
I>urpnse, Imi
"era,us consideration,
as ait h
m » Muiml.
s elite
Jant spotJigtit has fallen li’»H the eost of eollei
a fine singer, and her
daughter
Itussia proposes t,. produce c,d
times
it,,,
ucond:
The
man
who
is
fir,
brown, blue and otherw
is fired by
business
had
been
romlnouu slmdovv .,f lh,r
"ma
wlm
can’t
Phyllis, Noilson-Terry has inher
’V'mtld lie eoitaidetalde, lo Speak
l,m and will, do it. Cotton grow Hi,.mis of wealth, and want.* a
meed his 1
I.
. .
,
-v '
’ ! oltligatton
have
been used in these
social
hour
wun
en* .
neifiu, who conhcrvatively.
ited
her
talent.
Marie
Lohr
pos
1
1
■
matters
‘l’|c ' » tlm
United States ers and colored cotton pickers in
stand lie- !
fames
and
contests
conies
a
_ jf, mitts ami bites ami
neatly
tailored frocks.
Hut the contention that every <it. " • “ I l”
sesses a well-trained voice, Lily
Very good n
clue,tied it! (Tte matte, America will not be aide t,. coat
I bird: The man wh, ' has formed has th,
h when lie I
One of exceptional Brnyton can sing almost as well
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
li w'
huckhmul
pete with Cotton grown n, Africa
Plaits,
tucks
and smock
molicy
!„.
modest imogntm
programf „fr„ rconserving ! „,,,
needs. Sometimes |
M his elbow,,, hu« Iifct,
Vule’- ' S h T,M*
‘ ^ T h i picked by unlive A friends.
Pn tlho form of an cx- aa aho cun act, nnd Celia Caven
11 p. tn. —j-----„
„
.•■•*
man
wit
‘Hoitiniptlon
„
o
t
'.
.
......
,
have
I,it
ing
are
the
only trim
fei
Ma*
..urplus
and
huilding
Uu
t comfortably ru, tile shelf
tne hook which the dish sings as well as her mother
a com11 R* mat idea of I
J* Rood plan a n d .....that wilTbring
■Uj leitcp and may want an •easio,,. jF’ cttntg ,• ri
mings.
Sizes
16
to 40.
T
O
D
A
Y
Jy hlii feeble grunim will ; " 4 !,hnt,.::v,;7
i-M».«iif.«.i h m cm1
.................... ....
ft-n
studying,
“
Tho
did, when
N r>ght.
results, fr..,., every point
p„i,,.
lh.. r, —
» „ « j Isabel uJay
ojr u,u,
wiiua leading in
- vote by bis knowledge „ f t|,e
THE
SO LU TIO N
might
I, i‘,1 loan, bill is never so insistent
hi (he future.
as;
la
eitla
r
[nt
Leaven
of
Japan.”
J
musical
comedy.
found in cdtun picking nmehinerv
•much involved hut als„ that he is
■'• >>• fact, in j,||
other twu.
tlin*
S P E C IA L
- i,
Lew Cody in
|mrv/<•*(
mV . . •
revcnmg the hostess
<|ualified to make a wise choice .jij ""ght I,,* „ Very riskv prop,,. It shnuhl be |K,.s.sil,|,>
CPITJC UN 5(il|||*t}|j||f; df
u hich of these is
most likely
l„;th
a t mat,, o • I’rineiple ealers m |
$10
Values
Now
Stroll
Unciorered
is
most
uiveiy
t
„
|innt
I,
.Moreland.
Mrs.
upon tins knowledge and,
Uu. ..I,,’! ' 111 ,hl‘l co'Mdry to turn the a field by passing „
vacuum"
“
B
L
A
R
N
E
Y
"
to C6.,f,ntable .>„fnrdJ....u
P A R IS ,
(/P)— French
youths,
eleunur above the crop, at certain K«t the money? . . . One
aHMuniption that the r.gh,'
vote
v~ guess is The bankx'-r r ” " s " “ v, r consider !
T)cCourHey
■Hough. *
itiagf luxuriously at
I dogs
a n wh ,,V‘ 'J
l,l‘ ? dccisaui of intervals.
whO' have copieii the Anglo-Saxon
One air pump might w„ , ( hlH l 1 '" th*‘ thlnl; wh" »“ »nds [bandnn in m " ; » y . like the htts
ittfreahmentB.
'■•A
include
the
right
t„
rl.incise
Who
Vote
„n
v
|,ecu
use
Gfantland Rice Sportlight
I r e i l l lloinn Society of frain front voting.
<-■ scriptural parable I
1,1 , H V 1 , Sll,,arely on the m “ tt h.trd
*Rhtful piano solcc- ;iabit of walking bareheaded, a w
z
“ y . ,,h.'', w i r e , ! . ! lake the- place „ f ,, thousand eat grmiiid,
•t Jacksonville |„IH thirNothing Will Be Put Away UnUl the Article H u I
Who doesn’t seek a loan as almost
ton-picking fingers.
1,1
Yet the banker!
‘Then and Now"
ptulcretl during the gratified to seo tho fashion adopt
11 is «|uite n ,|uvHti„M to be tie. JJ.“ > " fme ,f they fail to <(4t
[orphami i „ uk,. care v/
amd ho has thought it over care- feaaion wdl j "'ember „ f that pmBeen Paid Foe;
ed
by
modern
members
of
the
fair
?*■
R.
R.
Pippins.
telling Which wav'
or fho bitrrieane. Think cidt’,1 wiiL’tllcr the inter,' ds of the tHntr,‘ S
Aesop’s Fables *
knows *exactly wnai
what nthe more «.*,'
sex. A n y evening on the Boule*
MRS. CIIARLO O TTi: Sehoem 1 .•'illy,
'V j.who
'V ",.....'."
“ “ kw h-ans
en little hoys and girls country would la, r «fo r i„ the hands that sort o f vote would fall, though
attending
were: yards ono may see smartly gown
i
W,U| th*' wemey ami «*n seen 1 it v
.!* ‘ h'Y ,u U‘r *hiln
who vole fra,,, ,holee inere is m, reason for thinking mel is swimming down the Hmlson'h
poUon-Jr., Mr*. M.l ed women carrying their hats in
How «nd mutherle** in ' r
M*'U it would |R. cast in
hough
their
number
be
,
i
t
m
Often the man „ f '
fn‘
'iM. Knrp, Mrs. h. their hands.
the best New York, trying p,
%ndI the Chflrfron’fl Homo
•V, “ .VLOV.
way.
i,
THURSDAY
R nriear* that it should,
1 "
break Mrs
I'ltaaa imtoiii,.__ _
.
* . tor can w.dk i
Wf- Gradj Duncan,
a
m
1 <hnr» l ,
pfng' Um beut to glvo a w
bin >?•irhSir
itx-haa.
investments,
to
expand
Corson'*
record.
The
than in the hnndH of tliosu who
IItals,at is
<■x. -• A. Andcr"Th e M artiats Clause”
now five degrees colder than the h s business or merely to finance cash for the uskim/ , i“ Mk a,IMl Ket |
'B
e
e
t
Feminine
Service
"
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•
Queen
Marie
was finally Eni
With visible assets' u
‘
n,nn I
,4nd.under e.
^Magwood, Mrs.
With Faucis fttskman, Billie
-Channel, anti the swim .,!,
L O N D O N , *1/P)— One
of
tho
°**eru* n,r °xpenses and
•}
j \ - \ s o X y » v * n fm iw g - i J E W iffr e
• w h r th *'
*
- ^ ; M . K. >Vhita
sounder
baaiB.
" M a t tod crowded"
' Y r t « rA«K. ;h««u,|f,
; ,i\
K classUnUhr
|Mnd«|m,aUntX l7 nke>r
|
1 lasses, h Daa18’ k
Comedy
r "t-i. .-art.' /,
Chamberlain, Mrs. - B. C. Moore,
• • •,.
f e t e ’.
«•
I o-fteg « «
ta” 1*“ " - buuki* £ t e r i t T K I
R. *R. Pippin,; Mrs. Charles
l V.
■fi
(A*'1
V'.
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f e l t e d
P e C o o m y and
)v ' /
AaVIS.u ‘ V^
T:-:Vv
• r Y ; : \V ,
\endar
Specials Thursday, Friday
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B w a u -----
SIX YARDS BEST PAJAMA CHECKS
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..... -t u... r„„i,.a, „
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!
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r d
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LOANS
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Phone 6l|
'rmotirs
D
j Only
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( LOSING O UT
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?u
Christmas Gifts
For YOUR Crops and YOUR
w S j a r t - a , ...........
WHO
W ANT
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M iLady’s Shoppe
Today
Amusements
POUkOW
SALE
Our pearls consist o f the fa
mous Swan, Deltah and La
Tulsa. Every pearl in our
store will be sold at—
The Pifftfly W iggly
Night With
1C. DeCoursey
j Jersey
! Dresses ii
i PRICE
Dinner Gongs
One lot o f Chinese Dinner
Gongs, on stands.
These
make acceptible gifts —
i PRICE
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Service Sets
Sanford
Beautiful four-piece Silver
Service Sets, several patterns.
a;
*
Our practical experienced
field men will be glad to
help you solve your fer
tilizing problems, without
obligation on your part,
2 Price
Pearls
Saturday, October 16!
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The Priee Is Ri^ht
$ PRICE
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Saturday
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F A L L STOCK
Flower Baskets
Artistic designs in white glass
and colored crystals. Three •>
days at—
All Of
i PRICE
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Mentioned
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W ill Make
One set o f 50 Bavarian China.
Handsome pattern—
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W edding
Christmas and
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Gifts
i PRICE
\
Ladies’ Hand Bags
An assortment of Ladies* ' ll
Leather Handbaga Just off
Fifth Avenue.
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Jjri
Window Displays
f ” ....... ... »*$SSK£ . » * & '!„•
i IF E R T IL IZ E R W O RKS
f lE ?
i,l(rs. c.
-V'M
m
m
A
�1 C
■>FT
Hound Seven
j right ham I upporcut and nearly
III ill I Wills tno), ii jolt In tin1 IiikI;.
luiik
u
sharp
left
to
U
ij
|fell through the ropes. Sharkey
iis Hu y rmili lit clone. *- Simrki-y
fun'
UI
hih! showed from n Cut |connected with two hard rights to
* omphtincil Unit Will« was holding
head just before the bf II.
I iiim. Wills drove both fists to th« tieder
... . . liis right eye. Sharkpy
- com -(the
,
l i f e
Hound Tw elve
lii.ilv, Willa connected with his plained the negro was holding. i
I
|,li I,, (he hi-ail
Tin negro w a 1 Sliaikiy danced out o f range when
They rushed into a clinch and
|„..„ il as In' wrc.tled Sharkev |Wills rushed and then drove a Wills honked a right to the chin
’ 11 1 > I ; i h li V t i l
Ii:iiiiJ ulii'ii K '
II I,ml aliuul tin- ■inf Tin I'eferee warn virion-. right to the negro s head. Wills drove two short jabs to the
<in' I.' *l\ n i' li In i iglil
Sluiikrv whs hiorr truiM hmtiiiiK nh head. Sharkey forced Wills to the
Itilll./
II"
W (I V <• id vt'ill* for hi tinier ;ii llir brink
ij|»'l11 lli it
Wills
I;,mil'll
III.til
hitmls
t"
lit"
!
own at m fighting. Wills covered^ ropes with a series of hard blows
i i .|tii i i , I I (If i 'till " f . Jl 11
■op nnd was liked i riff burlly after to the head and sunk his right to
bod;.
for \\ ||!
tnkiuK :» |h*ijiu1iriK Nl H om * Ruur- the hody. Sharkey twice leaped in
Round l’hri-r
u.)M- "if hr f*il
I f I - no t licfore th<‘ hell.
with a left jab followed with a
■lif ■' . .dir! !■•' V I n»lh
U ill". hot ii hin-r t , ighl 1o 111,'
Hound Right
Tint11 smash to the ribs.
iliro'f i v it . , hv i>:iI he;id Ji/i't Hucl, look a ligiil right
Hound Thirteen
f , r»y I I'tiMi 1hr tJif'l . to 1Ilf li.i'i.l ic, llicy mi.seil ti t -i
[(..til ciuims-ted \ fit.h rights to
Sharkey hounded o f f the floor
nil, tin Itvi ly tifii'i*. Will-- Iki mill'll Shin I In- licad.
Wills’ right eye was
d ifrn
Sharkey worked .i at the taji of the gong. He cuffed
I: tv
* i JV in (h>•. ilinclu-s lull ■In..mi' fast
pniTrd I""l. ii i urhf ,,,(, 1, In I l,c In in!
I. ft ■ij.iii-ii it to the head as they Ilartt to the head at dost iptar
Wills hatcnul Sharkey whil •
' , t M■(l I 1In \ In .4 c (Lp.lfl
\ It ft In 11n* fare cut ters
Will., i:,l»l"- i , Ina 'a -i
iM'Hil h, w.il. hi ltd f l",l 1:,,, 1.-*1 i" km•P "I
Hull',' imcith. Wills missed four holding hbn with his left hand
. »it y-d : li.ul - .
1hi".
ini. i'i Ii ini'- a *>1111! key hnhli- and a h " employed a hack ham!
) t- jii iiti il r,, -IkSharkey Iniided Iilou repetiledly. A fter failing t"
■A1, ■ \ ii jlir.i * 1J’ V,1\. ,1 "(i'll "Mi<n t -! ■ i' "I iiinge
u . dt d
.1 --. , rnl •ia i r| right - l" i lie lietul, heed tlie rtiferce's warning mid ri
■hi
..I'll '■ .* <i il 1 yv !,",1 1In’
ni r<
fe eng to break, Heferee Haley
i .i cut a Iron I the left eye
A Ih'd- ,' j1 I, « d
*•■> ' \\ >-!
lllrtl '<( ill,,.... .
,i " i t a (In- rigid
Tiny broke wir ■d the negro t,, his corner.
in ,j ..i l-t l' ■ 1'
\ l
1r .in
i I,nr It ut I lie led 1,
Will-* was declared disqualified
1" 'll
Ml t h r
1found 1'tnir
Hound Nine
and
Sluirkey wi|p presented as
■I
III il ., fulliill
■on 1.- ■.
Will
"(ant'd fire
wilh
both winnet after -hi seconds of the
. .n,11 |V i.l i In.1 i . ic; - i l l W i l l - w il ii
tlick
I iml
mil drove Sluirkey to the ruii-it! had elapsed.
' '|J t ili I ‘ i I. ■i i In "
ll<y 11• ■
h a r p I d " ,i
I n H i e lin^ie
l I It
i
"|n
S I i i i i key fought
his way
I
' * " 1111 ’A I .1\.‘ ii J1111
>.i:.11 •"
cm
1,0 i (,ln- rn j* r o I " III
III! Ill,llll|' 1ll> I ' <1 m i U ill t-r " i t, I m N,| 11, I Ii i- I mi j 1l-ark am) ha I Will blocking and
* Inn lime I" avoid a heavy attack
A c t ' .ill II
'.ml I -if t li (Init
til<.w
I ii 1.1 11 p o w i
an!
lull
I
tn tin
lu :itl. Jack si nt. rapid fire
Inti..',' ■
: lie i l t , p ul o n i t w o
i ll Cl I .I
W YORK . tic'.
!
1/Pi
1- hut to the head without a re
t
a
.
.
.
i
,(■
to
W
II
i
O
lllV
.
I
1
1
1
lie
tie'll!
Will
(it.
i
d
UStenof Liiclc Sam' aeo.i'i'
tn......... I W’ dl'i was hacking o ff
i I "I
IP
Inii I i " I t ' at,' ! ! a h i - III, i a i i l mu I'.
lil!lit iE I,VN
Jack Sharkev,
Stand today i
It I < I n
Will iia.l. a » 1■-n11y batlci'iiig us
!,<
t
,
i
,|i
|
|
1
|
c.
<
Im
|,i
.til
I, i ■I
In,i
d al.
I .1-1
Slid of Amii n i
|i"
("ii.
won
a
fool
from Marty
- ' Imi r I - . Ami.til Iit,11■ hands to the
i t|,. I,. II
■I <.
t fighting fniii
(.'toige ( ’ourtm-v, Okin :oi and hi'dv. A rigid hook sen! Will . I !
1I.'1 l>
8 than a mmiil ,.t
llinuid I i\*Will l" I lie I ope-' at the li*-l I,
)ul" <"U - "fell a tcclirtie.ii knock
I I* / a am|' i ij' l,i
,
icy, n-Hiin me > < 1■ I I
If on ml Ten
I i It
,,ut <
Jimmy
Hurrah,
San
Ia •l . Ha , I...I - Ii -I at cl.. ,
rey and won Ic
>i.,, I • . ' n e In ,1 an i v, i humh tl
,a
*
'.‘. i l l
I 1 1 |a -1 lio* 'i Ii a ud
pionnhip. .1,'icl
i .it ‘
, I 1 i .> I ta- In-lid I hlil |ar r,-tl il,,, j h tain i i n ft. Jack Warren, ('InBostbll, entvli.li ,i" l -.I ,
11 ‘ In I "
I i Ii I I
i a li 11 ii
o i-lil " i f , "
v lent |el I la oug lit hi i Hill t i l l" heat .lack Townsend, Poston,
. I In ...... .
i , . i la .
i I t 'l W i l l
declilve victory over Him-. V,
Hntiert ile Keyser, defeated
limn
Many's
nose,
Sharkey (i.
a i .i■n re i
Mu key Lttvis, New York I. A1
, it II a I " I [ I
i H' lit
I i I laIn n!
o, and ex long*.In , i iicio,
1
....K
t-il
a
lei
il
In
light
to
t
lie
l
I ;l i
H 0,000 Kjjcrhilur j41 I'M i
I In n e g r o i ! ilitii'd
Im I
i i lilt'd
head .iml pnuinli d tin- rn gln ill the (Hulif) Holdlurg, Hurletn, defeated
ti ""n i ■
IIirt
'i In-v '.vet at Iait a I ..nil , i i " ! tin
Inst, night.
11t'l,tiich.
H ill
eovered
(l,l:l Jackie Cohen, Hiooklyu
Ifiiiiml line
|« downfall of il
11;" I
■■11i'i' Ila 11 dt f lien 11. |■i .mg l Itm11 <*<'■<■< ii hewihleVed. Sluirkey missed
ST PETlfiRSUUmJ, Fla. Jack
W i
Who for -a ■in
. ii
iiliil.i'V tin . (t ■lim p lef I , ., |,.f1 swine 11uI c a m e in to heat
11.11■
i l. 11 1111 1111111■ w 1111 ■1(1(11'
liuiinscy, Winnipeg, heat Julian
pr.ey s reign
INC,
Will
I....I,I'd tn Hit' I a tattoo In H a r r y ' s ri bs. Wills .In,, Murnti, Spuin, If,.
lint jl i.e I d On
l l l l l . l t " |I -V I In , I lull’ll,"I i" n
Young
ngly
for
Hit
out’ tsiidiin I Mil) V, - ( t imli I a in'I.l t,. Ho in* nl
Armis
w a s ‘. w i n g i n g wi l dl y as the round Lewis, Tampa, won from
of pugilism, can,i- mi a t mi I. ' i l ii .
n li , -1, -ii t- Iml Ii 11a ml t to
Hound •IV
I tel Hum, Havana.
end, d
I-.-, .-tin,'. 1 II,. I" l
Jim l i " i . " l W i l l
t o ll,<
S A N FHANCTSCO
Johnny
‘ I'.i i lit , tki net'll
(ini
,jt I.l it-. I
Hound Lleven
ig
: il„., il
m .;, i
hid 1
|M.1-1 «l i, 1 l /l i l t o a In!.- U ill
('levelannd,
beat
Eddie
Int,kt rl for an open
Wills dug m his left ln^ took Hi To,
Il 1I 1- 1,-;•
Inc in » » e f fm t lo r l c t i i I I " - Ho i , i
: in n Im v 1■-1 11 •I •-r1
W ill1 tiiil Slidlkev up in lln- a hard light In the head. Wills Huffman, 1(1.
fsted ntlnck tif a ; ! v*-i>, "l>l II,. 1,.’ -ii
I,. -, k i y ■ * u ' 1,«»l ii t, i ml 1 cl mi In
Tie-;,
c m hanged
lott I I,era-iie slnlty as Sharkey locked
the referee,
Pal: y ' ii.il> v. t " i l -- i n .--1 ll t ii 1 1l o o k , " I ,i l i f t I-, he,di and rlmi'h'-d. Shi , rki y -dm’ for an opening. They sparred and
d between the 11]■ h l c i
u ,h .
(i il-. llOWt' ll 1 III,' (If,
,0 , left to tin- jaw mill pushed elite died a great deal. Sharkey
P o u ltry M e e tin g
ihlrtoenth round of t.lm i -11 - . n
T h e y wore ■ pa, i ne' Will
a w a y no the hri-ak. I li ey seamed a hit tired from his fast
match iiicl tie ' 111u11ITi-iI tin
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II.
I" " i intiidi time a i (ling and pine hid his punches had far more
The regulur meeting of the Semi,
a h . ! i.
for IHe gal ahound T „ „
inaiding.
Wil l s had t he guided ( ffeetiveness than Hu,sc nf the ne
aide ('aunty Poultry Association
Ic
I ,,' d I d I, hand
In In enrm r a I t lie h
gro
Wills was si nt hm k by a will he elected. All who are in•■i V ■i.cii i i'|)l'lll
hi
t/’ i i r I in l ic
1*11,lull ;fi<i| I 11■i!■ in tin i-lmcln- ,
I'liivi' hm-kwiinl
■,«. lopping n lli:
it< ( 'V* T It I i • ' f.-n i*. mill \\ 11K;*
'.III 11 » rk *>l holiluig v illi In- It-11
Will
Iv !»'. Hit!
ee Stops Rail !e
Thfc 13th Round
lid Gives Derision
‘o Sharkey on Foul
Joncedcd
Only Onv Round
>r Goes in Rine;
. rith Disadvantage
;v,:)pf About 2G Pound*
Seven of 13 Escaped
Convicts Recaptured
N A S H V IL L E .
Oct.
I T - (/ P i—
Seven <f the III escaped convicts
who made their way to freedom
through an underground passage
from the Tennessee state pris
on here last nignt had been recap
tured this morning, prison author
ities told the Associated Press.
The prisoners made their way
through a hole which had been dug
in the rear of a cell. They w e r e ,
j(,d by w. A. Craig, sentenced from j
Memphis on a ehargi of murder.
It, was thought one of the loose
prisoners was responsible for tinrobbery of Robert Hinkle, an am
bulance driver after taking all of j
Hinkle’s clothing the holdup man |
fleii, leaving his victim shivering
in an alley.
Fight Results
JA C K SO N V IL LE
S, V. st-miiitilr
Sf|)l, 3 t I 'dll (to, lift.
Lift Off-No Pab!
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AUTOMOBILES CAMI
St. Johns River Service
Frail tod to Sanford. Enterorite. Benson Snrines. O iL u d H
l.i. Jackaotiville 'l'L-.*sday, Thursday, Saturday,
Connection « t Sanford trap and to Orlando^ Tamtaw
CoMtrPotate.
fit. g t t m t o t 4ad all Central and West: <
Fnkht to Borion—
Freight to Miw»»—
Sailingi every V\
Satfirtgi evert
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The most impressive
line of motor cars
iti America today, in
style, comfort, price
and performance!
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mid study ilit; car front e very angle, VVliat
n picture ni grace and ilia rm , and perfect har
m ony o i line, curv e and c o lo r!
Step inside. Sink in to the deep, rich cushions.
C o m fo rta b le f W h v , yo u ’ v e n ever felt m ore rct.tfu lly at ease in alt you r born days!
S ta ff th e m o to r. L is te n to th a t whispering
m urm ur under the hood. H a rd ly a sound! A
m ighty m echanism purring lik e a kitten!
A n d fH jiw r— say, when you tam p your toe o n
the go-trigger, you get the sensation o f wuking
up ull the p ow er in the world.
Reel o ff the m iles at nny speed— you ’ ll n ever
le d the slightest vib ra tion . A n d on h ills that
make the average car g ro w l up in in term ediate
gear, give C h a n d ler the gas and w h iz up in high J
A ll m odels h a ve the great “ O n e Shot” system
o f centralized chassis lu b rication ; an air clean er;
an o il p u r ifie r ; 4 -w h ee l b ra k e s ; therm ostatic
coo lin g; self-adjusting spring shackles.
T h e cars them selves re flect the stability o f a
p ow erfu l com pan y w ith n o b on d ed indebtedness,
n o mortgages, n o bank loans, n o n otes— and assets2 0 to 1 over liab ilities— stability that enables
C h a n d le r to o ffe r fin e r cars at
Amid Majestic Pines
Fa cin&
Unprecedented
Building
Activities
The Southeast section of Sanford is the
valuable section for the home builder and
investor.
19 Smart N e w M od els— $945 to $1795
Florida Cleveland Motor C
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Pa ,'*,
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fbroagh ticktU tad bagfafi d
through to oil Northern
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Ott Sale 1/nttt Septa rijjw |
Ilot-rn't hurt one hit!
Drop a
tittle "Freezone”
on an aching
corn, instantly that cunt
stops
hurting, then shortly you lift it
right o ff with fingers.
Your druggist sells a tiny bot
(li tidier lfi, til 2 p. m. Officers tle of "Freezone"' for a few cents,
will heelectcd.
All who are in- sufficient to remove every hard
j It rested in poultry are invili-d tn corn, soft corn, or corn between
attend.
the toes,, and the toot calluses,
F. 1). IIK 'K O K ,
without sureness or irritation.
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] G6— W a n te d — to Huy.
|77— H ouses for K en t.
Polly Herald
ad
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rates
i: Cash In Ad vane*
[a will b© receded
and collector sent
LIt for payment.
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lflc a line
........ 8« a line
....... 7c a line
rates on request.
ced rate9 are for
insertion!.
i of average lengtn
I a Hne„
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charge o f 30c for
[^'rtiaing la restricted
classification.
vror is made The SahLd wilt be responsible
|ae incorrect insertion,
>tiser for subneauent
■me office should be
amediutely in case of
Ia d v e k t i s e k s
aid
representative
familiar with ratea,
cl ass i f i cati on
will
[complete information.
L u wish,
they
will
in wording your
ti, muhe it more ef-
^RTANT N O TICE
*Urs should give their
[postofficJ address ai
uir phone number if
results. About one
0f n thousand has
j and the others
[municiite with
you
Tv knuw your address,
tntinuarte M U S T be
rrsun st The Sanford
or hy letter. TelennUnunnce* ar« not
C L A R E N cr: SM ITH
Genornl Contractor
000 West First Street
at Phone 441
Miami U. Grid Squad
Named “ Hurricanes”
s i ;vi:vr»
OK K M I I l - [
Ut — L e g a l N o tic e s.
( « 5 — L o is F o r Sajfc
t LORII.)A— dltlirtN D O — Orlando
IN l III! I II' • u i IIT,
> ,-Ju new bungalows,
JIIIM 'ltl. I IIICIIT
Morniiiit Sentinel; largest clnssl- HENT
, Bland,
14, or sd
m.xt
rr springs, (TKN DOLLAUR CASH ami ten
I..
next Woodruff
didlnrs a month will buy heautii'*\. .»>
* ? M ,s o ,',‘s I1 M IAM I. Fla., Oct. 1,1. Mb
m rengc ful building lot located on asphalt
* 1,1 V||,ii,i, roi\ s r i;i'ii'iV
1University of
Miami's foi.ihi!;
Strr 't m Sanford. A few pennies i
rr.iiro iiM A M 'K
I
squad,
apparently
inspire 1 bv tin
JAMES ft. C O W AN — A ll kinds of
Ktivo.l every day will meet the p ay-1<’ i' m iw i u- mi l i; T if ' INi:-:
. destructive proportions of t ic tvnit. h.
mill)
78—
O
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anti
D
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R
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Tin and Sheet Metal
Work.
merits
and
eventually
give
you
W A N T E D TO BUY
j cent tropical storm, lotlnv i !.o-.c '
W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
own.'i-ship of « vntnablo piece o f j. w t i i D m i ’s o n . ■; w m \ i :
CEE AN C OTTON RAGS
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their new grid name, "Tin* II tu
Avenue and Third Street.
Tele
OFFICE FOIV ttvN T — la Mniocb property. I shall lx. glad to see) TIN. .ia m k h m m ii NTANU.M l_<’i
A T HERA ED O F F IC E
canes."
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f *»r I jii * rl i• V u I
phone l i t .
Bldg
Apply A. F Connr'Jy A you if you would like to liave me 1‘IN
tai.m, .Mini ! \ TF.H I *Ai T I I’.M, IN«*.
The season will open Iv : e v i ' i
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd,
ih> so. Drop n card to me care o f ]' a in»rr»oni
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the
Rollins College l’n simu"i ( t,
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in? ti 11r1••i Hi*’ Lt vvm of I he St;H«
H 0D G IN 3 & COW AN CO., Auto
Box luu*Tlio Sanford Hornld.
ttdier 2-’ . Olliers game.i, ail wil t
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Radiator
works. i h u p i
Auuiau*r and
anti nheet
ftneei metal
moiai works,
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of liiislu, -* in orniii'r i ‘..uo %,
I he first year college out I.Is. in
Plain and ornamental sheet metal rU(
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chide
Southern, October
Mm
work. Tel. 710-W.
207 fren ch '
1*v.s."uild., rates. Lincoln Hotel. \ ||I (;(; |N S -S M m i-W IU H T INC. ! 8S— Heal E s ta te fo r E x c h a n ge •|- i j . 11 : i ' i \v i ' i i i . i . i n s . W
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Ileal Estate and
Moiiitis, \ .■ Miiintis, m i;s t.
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IN S U R A N C E BROK ERS
tKM tl.l
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WANTED
TO
TR A D E . Well I If ’.A\ lUK
\miti, November 'Jo.
68— R oom s W ith o u t Hoard
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Furniture Rcfinished
,t0(» First National Hank Bldg.
Will assume payments on house. till***t.*,ii,i h r. <;* i i >i i \ *; w •
(C H I R O F O D I S T )
205 East MHh St.
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T W O nicely furnished rooms, all
„ THRASHER & EARNER
out some kirn!
of atrade
let m e !
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Foot Specialist* |jj
1 vx r i t i :ss m fi i HH .111■I I' m vi I
conveniemes close in O e o t l e m e e R e a l Estate nud hire Insurancii know what you .have ami perhaps IlU*4r>. f. min n•“
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112 S- P,‘ rk A vc- Snnford
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Flowers for all occasions,
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BED ROOM with twin beds and
inReal Estate, 2;ifi V.eisch Build- j Um
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(Jnd floor) with porch, niielyl vestments. Best buys are among .
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Nit** in*i^hborlitnul Modct 81— W a n te d T o K en t.
’ sm i .ash. ( jesi r mi t lie bet ter. |dI i *•M*4s L . ( • • • l 1»' 111 *• 1 - , l ' , ’ , , M ! .
at<‘. I l l I'., kt Ii St. near Magnolia
I t. i i -g Scnggan Realty Co. Phone |N T t M|| 1* I I ' 4! .
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law
200 East First Street,
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Oarage apartment
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with two lied rooms, furnished or
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Good location. Ad- ,
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house either furnished or
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JFOR R E N T Very attractive sin- furnished. Good location. Address
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Write
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FOR SALE. Five acre
farm,
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Gil— Ruums fo r H ou sek eep in g
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m.mthlv payments.
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pmrk, sidewalk , build-l W A N T E D . — Tw o or muni children ^ private hath.
Seminole Hotel.
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Edward Higgins, Inc.
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lirrigatma ixixi», J. R. j
to care for through the day. Mrs. —— ----t- —
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furnished rooms, at reasotuthi” month, can he bought for 1,01)0 on
, Myrtle Ave.
S E M IN O L E I1UDSON-ESSEX
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FRY CLEANING
lutes.
A[i))ly 300 Park Ave.
terms of $7tiu cash and the Imlatn
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203 Oak Ave.
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well
rooted.
Mrs. Ellsworth, Beur. 1M.f 4* , h ,44. ' ■1 ,41• 1V\• i ‘ *,
> I1ARRKR SHOP
! dale, Ave. Phone 3303.
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htgiii ha Avenue.
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mirrors or resilvering, I Paint Stole.
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DODGE BROTHERS
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STEAM P R E S SE R Y ' ______________ - — --------— _ . 1 in, private home. 7l)'.t E. 3rd St. ]
l i e M i l r < l * 111 S u i n I r » MI u i ’ m u i 11
)g, pressing, tailoring. |FOR cypress imles, pill.tig post,]-------- ---------- — ------ -- -------^ ,. ..
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S E L L GOOD USED CARS
nntt,. Avenue.
Phone] W1)0(l. Apply
T. E. Meares, Os- FOR
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lets f,,r C o l l e g i a t e
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1P23 Dodge Totinng
10 l ust Street.
platform several thousand feet of >F U R N IS H E D apartment. Water . ’ pa.'.inenU.
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- - good lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd,
lights, gas. $8.00 per week. 1101
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bottle ll.ted with ll> at I'ock but
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M I L L E R 0. I l.i ' TPS, Inc.
FOR L E N T . Unfurnished.
four
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SUPPUKS
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room apartment.
Bath room, 1!l '
111,1 please you.
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ton, in
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screen porch. 211 Ijturel Ave.
P J m ] ) ^ f l > I h r u t m i 4m v *• t | i « s c r l l n * i f w u e
Klin Ave. and 1 .a Rivet.
D DRUG C O M P A N Y
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Phone I5t!-W,
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I U ‘ l t «*rl :i 111 n i f i i ' t tl*t«sf|>f o f *‘t i i i V t , \ j
( til,( LOUGH R E A L T Y CO .
o i u * ;iw i n f n n u f i»f l i t .
C M F n p h itri■'peciidty of our prompt
>• r i » h f u l 1 >1 t | H l . I K i p I II I m o f . . i n i
75— Rust ness P laces fo r R e n t 1
, Tel 732. :*i I First Nut. Hk. Bid-.
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a n d ir o n s
’rescriptions and auick
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delivery.
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SCREENS
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and Commercial Street.
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j H f i i f ' ' o f I T M i l it ;i M i l ' H i ' i ’ S i c * '
a
' i»'d advertisements.
Drugs*. Soda. We are
cent. Close in property.
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l I'litielly & Sous.
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| private bath, attractivclv fun,isbed, moderate rent. W M Young,
58— H o u seh o ld G oods
,J„K N U *Mrk Ave.
Jtflve 4; raiaiture Co. 1-------------—
-----K. First Street
j FOR SA LE CH E A P .— Sewing mu FUR R E N T One (wo ........ I'uin
|carry a full l i n e
, chine, good condition.
Call at
ished apartment ami one litre',
light. Cash
or I 1021 Elm Ave.
'mom furnished apartment.
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want your business, j --------- ;------ -— ---- -—
---i Mellon ville. I’hoae K.’iti-W.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
■it tlius. vacant rooms,
sv second hand goods?
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave,
Pirn hure c u hi ti (itnlmni Truok.i
Elin und U>th St.
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Mind You! No palaver about \’hat
we are going to do for you— No sir!—
scattering fire doesn't hit the target
se we eoncerttrate and shoot right:
at the mark— serving the exclusive
listing to the exclusion on all others*
When we take an exclusive listing
from you it means performance on
our part— and we do perform — we do
get results— we do.
M o v t*ru h « r.
|,v i, i^r,. to me tan of cmplnlnt
' )"•'■• m tile,! against
cl«e Utt' " —* t')'1 confes^ii will )„> •■nturtril
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worth going to a firm ihat will bar
gain with you to clcvok* all its l me to
the selling o f your pioj'ei r-.
w««i*itfl him!
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th n t
By GEORGE McMANUS
up fa ther
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HA.0 SOMETH1MC t o
d O THIS MORNING. BUT
f o r t h e LIFE O F ME
' C A N ' T T H IN K VJHAT
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FOR R E N T .— f> room house, mod- ; are interested in Florida. Each
scene of stupendous
developem furnished, by month or y e a r , j of them through a clasxified odd in i /tent. Read r limit tl In
i the Palm
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E ight P ages Today
Washington /n Love With
Ocean Hoper
, Say Writers
NEW YO RK, Oct. 14.-(/P)~
The chargu that George Wnshington, involved In a hopeless love uf, • .
a
fair, married for money is made
C a p t a i n A s s e r t s in two biographies Just published.
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was3 written
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by
Rupert
lo n a a Iv C tlliy
Hughes, who aroused quite a storm
,a n p fl
wintpr l,y “ speech regarding
;a p
iiu u
drinking. The
«th■ ea
. m n» i «1 t I, w 0shinKtoirH
n ••■■liking.
1lie UMItr th o le
OI
C a D i n ' e r volume is by W. E. Woodward,
STAR WriRESS police Begin
BEGINS THIRD OfEnditii
DAY ON STAND
• i e 11
nmn—at dinner he customarily
drunk u pint of Madeira besides
h 'll
•>(
<i i|C
rum punch and beer— if he was ev
-ri
er intoxicuted I have never read
Mnt. WiHemnn-Sielnff Gives
of it and judging from what I Adopted Plan A lso Calls tj>r
More Details o f How Mrs.
0
Retirement
o f 4,000
know of his charncater, I um in
McPherson Hired Her as a
clined to think ha never was."
Boles O f This Y ear’s Crop;
From a letter Washington wrote
Double in Kidnapping Case
Banks Asked to Co-Operate
Mrs. JPuirfux ufter his engage
ment to Mrs. Custis was announced
Hughes quotes:
“ The world hns no business to
The books represent that Wash
ington's marriage ut the age of 20 know the object of my love de
with Mrs. Murthu Custis was clared in this manner to you when
Wltnetw Tells o f Repealed Taking o f Testim ony W ill
founded on business considerations, I want to conceal it. Adieu to hap Meeting Attended by 500 De
Be Completed Within Tw o
Attem pts to Imitate (he
but that his love was given solely pier times if I shall ever see them.
clines to Take St^pd Ask
O r Three Days; Adams and
to Mrs. Sally Fairfax, two yeurs The hours ut present are melan
Handwriting
of
Evungellst
ing for LegisIptfVe 'Action
Stephenson Have Testified
his senior, and wife of the friend choly dull."
— —Statu
The biographer comments:
who hail given him his first chance
LOS
ANGELES,
Oct.
14.—(A*)
MEMPHIS, T en n .,-0 *. 1 4 ^ F )
"There were numbers of people — A plan for meeting tha Cotton
as n surveyor in the vulloy of ShenINDIANAPOLFN, Oct. 14-(/ P i— ,
— Tho preliminary hearing of
andoah.
Hughes represents th(tt ) *_Hnt knew he had loved Sally Fair- price emergency was adopted here
Aiinee Soph: McPherson on «
Tin* Marion county grand jury ti- !
Washington before he won the rieh *ox for a long time. She kept that1 1
conspiracy charge in municipal
[ early today by the conference of
day speeded up its investigatuu:
|widow Custis, tried for the hand love hopeless either hecausi
court wiih thrown into confusion
sh‘* ; representatives o f cotton , growing
into charges of alleged politcia1i
* IIK 'A fJ O , (le t. 14 .-^—A
j\V V O ltK , Oct. 14.— (/P) land fortune of Miss Mary Phil- did not love him at all1 or
or Orcuuse i states whjch then ndJouroad, J«avhere todny five minutes after the
session started when W. I. Gil corruption in Indinnu with a view A vqnatl o f so vell “ h o i
fvid I’ D avis, p ro m in en t jlipse, who owned 51,000 acres. she did not love him well enough . jnR the execution af the progTa
program
-u.tai„ » * ’ has been
15,000 to destroy him and herself and the to advisory councils and general
bert, counsel for evangelist, ex to completing the taking of lo*tl
...
realtor,
who
w as Martha Custis hud only
numy within the next two or three , * „ . changed blows with S. S. Huhn, juvx.
acres, hut she also owned 150 slaves home of an admirable husband.” ! commiVto^ in"’ Mck’ • £ £ .
;b y ( in e f <>t 1‘ o lic c
tied from the W h it e S ta r and $100,000 in cash.
attorney for Mrs. Lorraine Wise
,
onck failed, Pajtl TsrasAction qf tho conference .whicn
Collin* to bt'Kin a rou
M ajetic.
en ro u te to
ton
as
a
"past
master
of
dancing,
Thomas
Adams,
publisher
of
the
man-SielaffA
state's
star
witness
Hughes depicts Washington ns
w u made up of 600 bankers, mer con, nnotn^r French World War
and co-defendant with Mrs. Mc Vinrenno Indiana Commercial, who frve Un* c ity from gall
from
N ew
Y o rk , I a church shunner and a most ex drinking, gambling, polite and ex
ace,
ho|M
‘s
to
succeed.
Ho
will
at
chants and- planters .of tho South
originally made the-charges of al
Pherson.
Tin* nnlor cam e ajnfj
i,ed through th e cab in j acting man in business, although quisite flirtation."
was embodied* in resolutions which tempt soon to fly the Atlantic, in
Hughes’
book,
"George
Wash
leged bartering o f offices by pub
competition
for
the
$25,00(1
Ray
liherul
with
rum
in
his
dealings
suit! a w ireless m e ss a g e I
ington, the Human Being and the were formulated after mariy;hour mond Orteig prize.
LOS ANGEI.ES. Oct. 14.—4/1*1— lic officials, and D. C. Stephenson, minly With infovmiltl'd
with the voters.
Hero," is published by William of deliberation and spirited ilufront C om m ander Cl. K . '
Mrs. Lorraine Wisenmn-Sielaff, named by Adams us a source of taint'd by police thUt-;
Washington was always drink Morrow and Company.
\Yood- baUs in cqmmittce aud on the
Titian-haired seamstress, who de- confirmation of the charges, linvu •‘ l l y m i c ” W eis s , slaiiy
»lf to I he lin e ’s o ffic e s
ing hut never drunk," Hughes ward's book is entitled "George floor.
clares she was employed os a double' both testifier! before the grand b ad) r, was double crossed
says.
V ’ • approved plan calls tor the
Washington, the Image and Man."
for Aiinee Semple McPherson to jurors- und apparently
only the own In-nii ,Hint, Patrick. I
Ills were “ very vague, the
nptii( lent of 4,000,000 bnlea of
Woodward
writes:
and
is
published
by
Hnni
and
support the evangelist’s kidnaping gathering up o f lose ends of testi who Inin:.elf was killed b]
U,. miid, adding that a witthe cu. cut crop us the oply prac
“ Washington was a one bottle I.ivcprlgfu.
story, today was to continue in her mony remained before conclusion who wi re alleged lo'liave pj
tj„. drowning was-ill, thus
tical means of bundling thii yieur>
role as state prosecution witness ut of the probe.
(o "spot Wee s "
a diduy in reporting the
surplus. Tbi.. -ithdrawal ipight
the preliminary hearing uf the
With Stephenson hack in the
The commander suiil he
Thin inf.o inuiit, Whose
be uccptpli:'lied by a “ regsanullc
Angelus Temple pastor on i barges Indiunu state prison after his trip (not revealed, not’ only d e d *
laking a thorough investigareduction” in tho crpu for 0027
of eonspiruey to obstruct justice.
to Indianapolis, the grand jury Murray lured Weiss Into
the cuuft-rc j declared.
.
Occupying the witness stand in session divided interest with tlie , 1,1)1,. gun dap on N o ritf
Co-operative marketing aasociu
immieioul court here for two days, possibility of the corruption charg Street, but that an auto;
IPA. Kin.. Oct, II. </l’i —
tions were culled upon to form II. II. Tnpukyun ! h Thought to Mrs, Wiseman added details to her es becoming the subject of u hear of gang-ters affiliated
Davis' death was “ purely
"long timu” pools for tho growers
Have Lo.st Hia Balance In confession that she manufactured ing by the Senatorial campaign machine niipners was at
ntai,’’ said a message made
vyho
desire
to
withdraw
their
bnleH
This wa.i tin- second tip’s
T ryin g to Recover B rief evidence to show Airs. McPherson funds investigating committee. St.
toilav by Arthur Y. Milam,
from the market.
was kidnaped from Ocean Park
......
who had aciumu lated’
president of the U. P. Davis
C'nae From Window Ledge Beach Inst Mny and held captive Loui» dispatches last night quoted Weiss,
» «s
Financial instiiu linns, kpvernn newspaper o f that city ns sny-|(hn„ a million dollars
rties here. Mr. Milum said
".?
for nearly five week in u desert ing that United States Senator
inator dealings, bed been doiilde-croi
lispntch wu* sent from tho Thtijfs Arm ed W ith Sawed o ff MAfie o f RXirtrahiu Decides to mentul and private, were incited In
NEW YORK, Oct. 14— (A *)— A shack in northern Mexico.
Her Jumes A. Reed o f Missouri, cchair- jhy hi:; own men. Earlier Jt yttfc
use every legitimate means
' co1a (n
pc Majestic
by
Rdymond
17-story full from the Yule Club testimony' centered on the state's man of tho Senate committee,
Remain Aboard Ship Until operating with cotton prodlK
Shotguns
Hold
Up
Motor
.
Itkkrs to
s. had.had
testified at a comnerV.inq:
Jler und F. W, Montayne,
It Landfr; Members o f {ioyal effect a reduction next year of which killed H. if. Tupakyun. charge that Mrs. McPherson oc called a meeting o f its msmbers in 1tlint he had seen Ben Jocoba',
In Hfeart' o f the Buslnefw
yes of the Pavia organizawealthy
importer,
lavish
entertuincupied a cottago at Carmel, un Indiunapolis.
Sam l'ellrr, both of whdittM m
Party See Movies on Ship 25 per cent in acreage.
were accompanying the
Section o f Elizabeth. N J.
er and friend of presidents, was ocean resort, with
Kenneth G.
The convention subaccrlbad a
wounded at (lie same time
Earl
Klenchk,
former
bodyguard
Iper to Huropq,
regarded
by
the
police
today
ns
an
Ormiston, former Augqlun Teniplu
to
fund of approximately $3j*K)
.
of
Stephenson,
und
who
wbb ac land Murray wore slain, firs
ABOARD
THE
S.
S.
L
E
V
I
ELISABE
TH
,
N.
j
..
Oot.
I
I.
accident.
end:
radio opefutor.
pay the costs of preliminary work
quitted last year when ha was n blank a* \\ eiss after the
lv(. ok?r when wo ln*t snw |</p)—
off A T H A N , Oct. 14— (/P)— When this in settling the withdrawal ynove0— Bundita armed with suwed
sawed o
As nurt of tho arrangements,
A satchel und u brief euse, which
.1 .'ire frum^im
o’clock, litponiplete
ildeto Iinves- shotguns held up a mail truck un- qiVen «>f tjhq merchant muri/ie ment into action and of urgapizing fell also, led tu the belief Ihul in Mrs. Wiseman testified she was to cq-dttfeialuiit with Stephenson on gun
i .ion found no? i
tlie
churge
of
murdering
Madge
boats puts her prow tpwgrdB New
n determines pprely
purely ■accl,
.
- - dcr police OrfObrt in the business York next Monduy, Queen Marie tho credit resources for nu idling trying to recover these articles pose us tlie woman who shared the Obeilitzer of which iho latter was
il.. i tt'tiruony/.fi
he losing balance und- fullfrom tli uinduw ledge, lie lost his cottuge with Ormiston. She de
the surplus cotton.
convicted and is now serving a
Serlwnrd. Was fully dressed, district this morning and killed one will be on deck to view Butheldi's
•V i’4
clared
Mm.
McPherson
told
her
balance.
No
witnesses
of
the
fall
Declining to take positive |aclioii
famous Statue of Liberty enlight
ft,,, ' CoUiiuSt
-man heard call
for help. man and wounded two others.
wan found.
this seemed to be tlie only way td life sentence in the Indiana state
toward
legislative
ounrtmenl
to
prison, was expected to complete Klll.„
ening the world and the vista of
..i'« . nee wlOTMiiill
started immediately and
The dead man was John Enz, un Hip city's skyline witli buildings insure reduced production, the ihih
Thu window k in a hallway of refute the charge -ho hud siient today the testimony lie *arted to t',r j , ’.
•i"\
ru-orgad|l
fiurl mic hottr without ro,the
(im
t
10
days
of
her
absence
at
ference referred this matft'r to the upurtnicni ut F. Dudley Koh
n^loye of the (jlizubetb post of- utmost piercing the clouds.
vqna.1 r.yqte ’
tho Carmel cottage.
Testifying give yesterday before the grand tb« d cic .ti.
ca**iA* "SUi'ty end Hay.”
ler,
Mr.
TopukyiuiH
attorney.
All
the
goventors
of
states
for
their
cc who wnr*T/i' churgt1' of the
placed at direct cofiinmnd'
. of the offic
iciul report of
•en Marie o f Roumunia hns handling utd for state Irih t r mnk-J.thH other windows in the uplift sho was coached for the part, Mm, jury..
lelpt
That tho jury would investigate Heven (-upLaina, who com;
(!. II Metcalfe of the Mu- truck, .John Quinn, ulm> n post o f expressed desire to see tliv pano- ing bodies. The conference also ment were closed when he fell. Mr. Wiseman said I he evangelist In
thmugh the Associated Press, fice employe, was injurod, and umorn us th».Lev(athan plows her left to the bankers organization |Touukyan was waiting for Mr. vited her to
her hume
near the new angle Injected into the net$ gangs^url* htmaiu. ,3(
. . .LMoyd
. .'.-----Christian*
" ...
J speed cars, niano.'it by 905
I with Mr. Milant’a un
wuy through Gravesend Bay and und other organizations the mat - 1Kohler, who had arrived at the Angelus Temple and had h«r re casa yesterday by
man*. of a second rudiogram Motorcycle Patrolmnn Christman, up to her dock ut the foot of West ter of handling the financial uinl stieit door f the club a few ruin- 1arrange her hair thut she might Nohlcsville, attorney, apiwurcd un or a toDd of 15(1 men with 1
“ Monty and Ray" served to who wus escorting the truck, was UUh St ret t on the Hudson River. of the conference.
' utes after the accident yesterday |*?« ,,Wr,‘ "UmW iiI in her role us n likely. Christian made a stuto- tenants. In addition tho COJ^
ment in whlrh ho said thut he bar, will have use in mergency oft
m* local -o'S iilnlion upon de- knocked from his machine when She has informed the Roumanian
Efforts were maile to bring' urnl identified the body.
j iloutil
Steph
Mrs. Wiseniun told, also, of re- j while visiting 8tephenson
in the 1department flivvers, givliig’ tfl
if Mr. Piivis' death.
one of tile bandits’ ears collided legation ut Washington that site proper
influences
on
laggard,
At Mr. Topnkyan’s mime in Morbefore the*maud
hot----tym* ‘ -am
.............
' ‘
‘ ovci n 1
Q jf
bUK
jutes of Mr. Ihivi:; j'with him. lie wus shot us lie lay wishes to obtain tho full effect of states and individuals. 'I he exec- 1y-i.H Plains, N. J., his brother-in-law poafed attempts to imitate the |Hamilton county jail
ovangelist’s
lunulwriting
to
show
I
Dberholtzur
trial
a
check
which
equipment
fnrcu
iifTl,692
mfl
a
scene
of
which
she
hns
•
heard
|heir efforts to obtain
ntive
cum
mi
tee
was
made
up
of:
l
Hurvey
Elder
said
that
although
so much. The progrum of Mayor Dc. Tail Butler, Mempliis. chair-1 Mr. Topukyun's health hud not Mrs. McPherson did not write |ho said wob ‘‘payable to Ed Juck- army with which they arc '
,]ilet>- t, ry of tin- tragedy, I on the ground.
grocery slips found at the cottage,I *on (Gnvernur of Indiana) for
n,,. cits's nffensivo ,'vfjp®
The bandits escaped. It is be- Walker of New York City content
pg relatives
-of
Mrs. Davis
. .......
... ..........r
ill
nan; B. W. Kilgore, North Caro -1 tioi-n good for about two years, which the stute claims proves the $500," mid
md
signed
hy
Stephenson.
gungMerji
mto the stronghold
plutf
:l
sending
down
to
quaruntino
in
in smiling messages to While lieved than) were Hi or more
inn. und J. W. Fox, of Mississippi ] ili.-re was no icummi to believe thut pastor occupied the cottage. She It was pointod uut that the jury,the Inwlnenkors.
|l.iiie offices iu New York and I their pnrty. They occupied two the city's official reception bout
Tlie big fight of the conferenri he hud committed suicide.
gave up this part of the plot, she probablyr would uot concern itself j 0riJl>rB w, rr iaJ11(.(I to’ n n y
Maeom to take the royal party on
I'dinimuuler of the M ajestic.!’ " '
*
Ilnynzuint Hoimmies Topakyan said, when U handwriting expert with this Statement inasmuch i ; , kll()Wll
Post office officials board and land them at the Bat- sprung out of sentiment to call
h|KhW ?
Davis ....... .joyed the title -.automobiles.
nil state legislators for enactments was horn in Turkey l!2 yeurs ago
indicated hat hr did m .tlkil|
? UlVivi. gangster.'
['millionaire ib-veloper”
for weri unuble to estimate the vulue tury for the trip up Broadway tu that would require a reduction in I ,,f At-mcinun parents, lie eumc to told her she was iucupuble of a f Christian
---- i...—
....
. •n•
hnve possesion of
fecting tiie evangelist's style of now
Htich
n ’ tJUI| m
Jp
time. Ini! m, official esti. of the bandits’ loot. The bandits the city hull for the officiul w el cotton plunting acreage for 19271 pu. Uniteil States in 1387 and be
writing, The grocery slips, which check.
come
by
tho
Mayor.
act of commit i ing a crime#
I of his wealth was obtainable, fled toward Newark.
A. F. I.cver, ,“ f I gaii business as un importer of
and thereafter.
tho state considered among its most
The democratic spirit of the
Governor Jackson denied that
. deVelo|HT originally owned
Police following the trail picked Queen which was evidenced when South (Carolina, chuirmau of th rugs. In 1893 he was mudo im important exhibits in the gran I lie hail received such n check from cuptiiiii wu: given a list‘ fflf i
ers of tin- I t major gangs _
[holding.- in Davis Isluiuls up an empty mail suck ami also
substitute which drafted the reso perial commissioner and director
she first stepped on board the lutions, led the successful move of Persia's exhibits ut the world’s jury room during the second in Stephenson. “ D. C. Stephensoa rago. (in tbi- li.-t wero then
Hrties. About two years ago found a machine.
Leviuthan from the tender at Cher ment to refer the mutter to the fair in Chicago, in 1898 he wus vestigation of tho case.
never ut any time gave me n check I’.j | 11 ^.mg li'i-fs ami their 1
Ins announced that he had
The witness then testified that for $5,000 or any sum ns a g ift or i l(.
'
bourg still maintains. Last night governors. The champion of the decuruted with highest honors by
oul a life insurance policy
$(>0,000 Foot Is Taken
Mm. Minniu Kennedy, mother of for campaign purposes und any
the Queen, l^incesH Henna, Prince group favoring acreage reduction
|$aiiiiiiini, part of which wus
Chief
I '.dims uh.o appeali
the
Persian
and
Turkish
govern
the evangelist and co-defendant in statement that he did is absolutely
N E W AR K ,
Oct.
M.—l/P) — A Nicholas and other members of th^
was A. G. Little, o f Blytlieville. ments.
piiVabli' to the Davis Islands
judges to rinse town on
the
investigation,
aided
in
the
payrool
of
$00,000
consigned
to
the
fulse," the Governor said.
royal entourage saw a motion pic Ark., who declared thut delegates
ninny.
luiliens corpus.
In 1907 Mr. Tupakyun, who had coaching.
Elizabeth Port Bunking Compuny ture show in tho general drawing had come to the conference with
The impression persisted here
ppiiry among the local insurmade
the
acquaintance
of
Presi
District Attorney Asa Keyes,
"WitInn the last year," k « ; i
und
intended
for
the
Singer
Scwroom
of
the
liner
as
the
vessel
the expectation of obtaining such dent Roosevelt, mudo u present last night indicated Mrs. Wiso thut Stephenson volunteered little n letter to the chief Justices of
ugcin ies today reveuled that
ing Machine Company wua ob tnndo its way through somewhat
if
any
information
to
the
grand
Davis bad made the Davis
action.
to the United States government man's testimony might b« complet
Supremo Court upd criminal <
rough stsas.
Marie requested a
The conforenco chairman was which was above all others made ed today. Attorneys for Mrs. Mc jury. It uppaared to be based on “ 482 writs have been servod t
film
"S
a
fi
Haven"
shown
tlie
C. P. J. Mooney, editor of the by an individual— u rug costing Pherson will then start tho cross the one thing, that duration of his for tho mi-i si iif mm arrest
Ut ui $250,000 on one of his
passing of tho Amcricun sailing Memphis Commercial-Appeal, who $50,000.
1in.uran-'c policies. The to ing this city.
examination, in which it is expect session with the jurors which wns s u s p e c t in many cases wit
vessels from the seas. Then she succeeded Governor
Henry L
During President Taft's udmin- ed tho witnesses will he asked to considered too brief to permit the hour after their arrest.
ll his policy was $280,000. His
saw the "Wuning Sex” the stur of Whitfield, ni Mississippi, who cull islrutioa be presented to the ad
was named beneficiary to
uxplain u statement she admitted intricate revelations which Adams
"I am in.r in any sense crit
which is Norma Shearer.
ed the meeting, as temporary pru ministration another rug.
To making to the effect her sister soma time ago said would bo
Mb at of $:tti,000.
ing the cmirt. but in view ofjj
The Quc?n and her children are siding officer.
President Wilson he presented a shared the cottage with Ormiston. forthcoming if Stephenson were
i*r known insurance amountpresent s'tu.itmu we need,,
proving good sailors^ although it
Four status voted for the legis painting of the Statue of Liberty The statement designated the wo culled to testify.
$04,000, but it wus impostime to invertigate the hat
was
said
Marie
was
fearful
be
lative
resolutions
sponsored
hy
Mr.
Letters from Roosevelt, Wilson man ut Carmel as "Miss X ’" und
b> determine how this policy j CHICAGO, Oct. 14—(/P)—Three
modes of * living of maq$
''liens were made out.
At distinct earthquake shocks were fore she boarded tho Leviathan of Little. They were Arkansas. Lou anil other prominent persons were was supposed to link up with a
pi need under urrest."
an attack of mal-da-mer and isiana. Mississippi, and Texas. iu tho satchel und brief cusc which
registered
on
the
United
States
[tinic Mr. Davis was reported
statement purporting to have come
brought
on
boaftl
some
specific
to
ooarp
speeme
w
States
whTch
opposed
the
Little
fell from the window.
l*ve upplied for one million Weuihor Bureau seismograph here
from Ormiston that Mrs. McPher
ward It off. Last night Henna and proposal and supported the comFrom 1909 until 1913, Mr. Tops- son never had been ut Carmel. The
Insurance,. but ___________
locnl ugenta in the 24 hours ending at 8-.:\0 A.
Nicholas had a hearty dinner, but miteo plan as offered by Mr. Lover kyun held the post of consul gen
there was no record that" this l M. today.
statement never wns published as
Wanda Fallen, uge seven, who
cation had been granted.
j The second shock recorded, con- spmo members o f tn« royal party were Alahama. Georgia, Arizona. eral of Persia in New York.
intended, but was turned over to fell or wus pushed o ff n slide on
____
gy
^
were
not
so
lucky
add
sought
{he
Kentucky, Tennessee. North ana
stntement of the arrange-' tinuing from 10:18 A. M-to 5:30 P.
Mr. Topakyan left a widow and Keyes, by her, Mrs. Wiseman said. the playgrounds at the South Side
"seclusion that
cabin grants." South Carolina ind Oklahonio.a 15 year old son. His home was
* under which Stone and Web-1 P. was calltsl ''serious by o*f)c*
Detectives continue to guard Primary School Tuesday afternoon,
MACON, Oct. 14.— (
During the evening the Queen
at MorriH Plnins N. J. He was Mrs. Wiseman as a result of had her right arm broken in two
took over development of Dn-; lain. It was at an estimated oisof
Coinmorca.'''
was
attired
In
a
flame
crepe
gown
u member of muny New York threatening letters received since places, an examination revealed. llurdinmi
|Honlinued ok page two)
" 1(arice of 4,(100 mtleB#
unanimously
nominated
shading from purple skirt to pink
clubs.
sh< began her testimony. Her The arm wus broken three inches voce vote for Governor of
bodice, ^he wore a sable wrap
testimony also attracted larger below the elbow,
bofure tho Democratic
TKo inevitable pearls wire there—
crowds than usual. Including sev
Wanda, the daughter of Mr. and volition today.
ear rigs of pearls and rfevurul C q m t f y C h a n g e r I V l a e t
eral motion picture stars.
Mrs. Walter Fallen of the Pine- . Dr. Hardman wus nor
strands of them hanging from nrhurst section, told her parents that Rev. L. R. Christie,
uround her deck.1 Princess Ilesnn
Thb SortslnoW, Oddnty CoiAmlashe'Wan pushed off tho slide, but who officiated ut the
wore a pink gown.
sionarg and th«U wivea have been
The first anniversary of the
this version of the accident had Mrk. and Mrs. Hardio
invited to attend thg dihner of the Sanford Lions’ Club will be ob
not been verified, according to her more than 19 years af
JlfAGO, Oct 14.— (/P)— T h i’ WeAks Irf jfefferaonVlIle
th i
I board of governors
County
fnors of the Cf
'*’ 1" served tonight with a banquet and
mother. The frocturad bone w»x (nation was seconded
optmerce tontg
Don of what school girlH may same number of times has ben bar
entertainment program at the
Miss Irene Brandt of WOat Fttst r«Mt by a local physician.
J. Smith, of Conimerc*. ?>,;/
red from classes because or th*
....
.. •>—
sai
l*y not wear to classes, involv- knicksra, which
Seminole Cafe. The banquet will Street was announced last night as
her mother
.
wivea,of
the
members
of
Qt*
|knickers, bloomers and short were employed temporarily untlil
begin at 8 o’clock.
the winner of the popularity con
Ten numbers will be given by a|so have ben invited,
*
he attendance which will be tent held in connection with the
Th
has caused so much conthe Sanford Municipal band tu- J During the business session fol- limited to members of the club
lawn fete given under the auspices
in three-mid-western
and the entertainers, will count of the ladies of the All Souls
that (he courts have been
in the attendance contest, accord Church on the pariah proparty on
upon to pinch hit for damo
as foUqAtq;., . • . •... .
membership campaign, and daeida ing to R. L. Robertson, secretary 0*k Avenue. She waa presented
on,
ginia to attend school, claiming
ce location f6r
Milrcn, The' Southerner. Alex-1 up0n an office
for iho
----v
,w8h *■ diamond ring. '
i Jeffersonville, Ind., a mother that her child is being deprived of under.
idy. An office f»c- of the club.
county
Discarding, the usual member a tourist center and;
"Absolutely no excuse for ab ; A concert was given on the
M>ne to court because her nine her right of «n education. The
,
ue
in
the
Masonic
1ingi.B%$
Overture, The k Fountain
ship campaign, the Sanford Cham moru liida»trios is the'
hold daughter is not permitted hearing comes up Saturday.
,g considered as the sence will be recognized," the sec. Aitounds by the Municipal hand for ber of. Commerce today mailed let grshi of the Chamber ofd
‘
Youth. King.
. «.
retary
said.
Among
those
on
the
ong
hour.
Later,
announ-------*
The
opinion
of
General
|4end school wearing knickers,
quarters of the orpSt^ Tptt, Ppi Lqp*l| Vfithout
mow,
the.
letter
tn
all
of
the
mam
ters
program
are:
Paul
Emge.
cornet
node of the winner*
slmost opposite case comes O. S. Pillmsn. Q ? fybrUka, that
•The
Incorporation
members oteclares.
solo; Joe Graham, Dr. H. W. Ruck prQwa donated by meaben of thq -v,------- *¥>4* 8,9
Gram) Island, Neb., where the dau ‘
‘
>ers w ijf h i pr^mrted to
"While the ^hhi
year' -and asks4 them to teaaw
er,
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Robertson,
solos,
porlih
and
business
men
bar*.
Tho
»ughter of a preacher has ob- Grand
V fpr, odop$>on.
w ill bo uno o f.p trk t
their
subscription.
■
•
’
z
laypi
fate, held for taro dan. was
11W
R afti»
|u s rulme from the state at- polled
Thq membership committee will letter say<^“ wq ^
declared a social and financial sucgeneral that she is not com- bloomers'
« a» ket
continue the letter campaign for monc
The
proceeds
will
be
used
to
to wear bloomers in-gym- af^pr the
lisalem,
ith ra e *
to S . - J. memt
pnv
Urtfror? the parish property. .
was inform
.
The first Florida oranges ..of
Strauss.
e chambec work.”
Trotted
»1 action also appears tm- land school
achool
the 1924-87 season ware display
, •c
be no msmoer- _ . A f '
rM M ANGELES" L B A T M . Mdy. ■
i } n Genoa, Neb„ where tho
trest . Funeral services for Mrs. Julia
Throuarh a la8t
INVESTIGATION OF
Posed as Companion
Of Kenneth Ormiston POUTICAL GRAFT
Advisory Board to
Take Care of Work
trough Inquiry
>ing Conducted
,mReiterates That
[eveloper’s Death
ras an Accident
m
Squad of Seven
boiled* Cap
Detailed /to
Latest Police
Sangmen Will
Nabbed On
Chief Appeals
Courts to Aid
In Holding Cl
a
POLICE BELIEVE
MAN’S LONG FALL
WAS ACCIDENTAL
BANDITS KILL ONE QUEEN WILL VIEW
AND INJURE TWO GOTHAM SKYUNfc
IN $60,000 HAUL FROM LEVIATHAN
K
'SJ
m
i vr a & * * * > ‘Vft*
Three Quake Shocks
Recorded in 24 Hours
Girl Breaks Arm
On City Playground
Members of (bounty
BfWd Are .Invited To
|urts Pinch Hit For Dame Fashion In
irgument Over Blodmers, Short Skirts
Sanford Lions Club
To Banquet Tonight
Municipal Band Will
I ■Give Concert t o n i g h t : » a l S r 7r® uwit: ^
Hardman Foriqi
Named for Gov*
•
‘ —
IM
Miss Irene Brandt
Is Contest Winner
.X
Local Chamber 01 Commerce Not ’
Have Usual Membership Cantj
, .................._.sns
Funeral Services
.Held for Mrs. Brown
: V th®
lL™ \rc h,, s ru,ed that all from school
the sixth grade up must er. The w ,,
worts long enough to cover been required
omni,B'i i fi 0ruh,gh •ch6° 1 *lrls
LJS8
. ^'lly One girt demurRroks^the rule, ind, baclmd by
f-4n a fruit stove on First S i
* r. . The oranges wtie
Tho F o r^ .lq the
and iww^
sweet. 8.
Hclwlilit
t
imqiiiin i ilee
i i ■na
ils.'*a *"
Song, T in g-A -U ig„5 $ itt Peter of Leesburg. I l a v shipped
orsnges to Sonfird.
. .
orm,
acherhela suet
E ttii''w iilH o u . M l
Church,
v.
16,- is thh
yh^h»h'\
A, Brown;'who died Wednesday aft
ernoon,'. will be held Iste this afte»«
• the Chuluota
Wm
?
m
i, Nsvy,
■left the
-o ’clock
n
i * *
ship m
-
^
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SAN FO R D
•
* , V - •£'!'■ .■>t*F‘-I"lpi,»«u.
18, 1928
M anyR
wdrda ho so often spoke from the
stage in German, Dsvrient ordered
"a cup of sack.” The waiter mis
understood
tho
English
and
brought champagne. Since then
"sack” which Gormans acquiring
a knowledge of English would pro1’ ENSACOT.A. Fla., Oct. 13.—
nminco “aeckt" has designated: — Delegates from throughout the
southeast will gnther here tho last
champagne.
wiek in December for the annual
Pupils in the advanced grades conference of the Southeastern
Whore 50 per cent of tho en of the public schools ore to bo Jewish Religion School'Union, ac
tire population was employed in taught how to ride on a railroad cording to an announcement made
gainful pursuits in 1U13, govern-1trnjn The text book has been is by Rabbi Gohen of the Temple
mrnt reports show moro than 72 sued by the National Railways Ad Both El o f this city. The definite
per cent so employed today. Yet ministration nnd contains among date of the conference will bc-nnthe per capita income is only $200 other things a chapter designed nounceil later.
a year. The great middlo cluss to eliminate controversies over
Most of the Jewish religious
whose incomes from investments possession of jseats, which ■fre
schools
in Florida, Georgia and
enabled it to live conlfortably with quently lead to fist fights.
North and South Carolina are
out working before the war, was
"The mere depositing of luggnRC
virtually wiped out by the inflation in the rack above the scat,” the im mbrrfl <»f the Union. Some of
of the mark. Daughters Hnd sons syllnlius says, “ docs not reserve the most prominent rabbis of the
of army officers, owners of Innd- tha the scat in the absence of the south are connected with the or
ed estates and others who thought parsengcr. A visiting card or n ganization, the announcement said.
Plans are now under bay for an
it beneath their dignity to work,' _jeco 0f lUK^age tagged with the
huvo now been forced to help sup- • nwm;r'j, namo must lie left on the extrusive program of classes and
lectures and open forums. R is
port their families. But even now, xontthere are 647 men for every new 1
^0)lj. ft|8H ri.Veals that if a <x*peeted by Union officers th^t at
Job open to men nnd 424 women |)aR8CnKPr on a through trip miss- least one professor from tho He
for every job in which women are <ig c0nne-tion at a junction point brew Union college will be here to
wanted.
j demise the first train is late, he lecture before the Jewish teachers.
Rubhi Cohen is in charge of the
-------lean rctuin free of charge to the
tho
When Shakespeare
put th e, point of departure. Moreover hv |literary .program
v.
. while
.
... Temple
.
words "a cup of sack” in the can obtain a refund of fare to the ■Beth-LI
sisterhood
will, have
mouth of Fnlstaff in "Henry IV ".
Berliners prefer Empress An- ' charge o f the entertainment of
he said something from which ac- j junction.
_____
j
of lhc nio8t impoft;
'' German Wotnah Holding •
dustrial School “MAKING
m®. & rls A t Ocala Has BROUGHT F A M E Doctor *s Degree Enters
WftWith Marked Success^ L A D Y PEEL Movies A s Christa Tordy
Attend JewishMeet
At Pensacola Soon
BB p f fi; ■
------------W ife of Sir Robert Peel Is
BERLIN. Oct. l.l.— (/P)— Prom
jU^La ^ P I b., Oct. 13. (/PV—Sue- fined to the school books and gonUnique Among Noblewo doctor of philosophy with her ma
fn t h e building womanhood |crnl work hn*. arrangements ,,r,;
men of England in Thnt jor thesis the history of art, to a
-fitting of girl* Hinging in also made for tli*1 teaching of inuShe is Only One In Films movie star is the career of Anneliesc Ullhorn. of Wieilmden. Her
to eighteen yearn of ! sir to those girls wim desir" to
serpen name is Christa Tordy.
worthwhile pursuits I . , u,jv am| il)(y girl who has talent
NEW YORK. Oct. 13—(/P)—
. marked the operation of j .
, t,, (l'rvot<. her time to de •‘ Making faces” won fame and a Christa's cousin, Mady Christians
...... ................
bt Jndiutrial School f o r .
. . ,
. |__,..:lllt,
peerage
for Beatrice Lillie,. who as i« a popular film nertess. Christa
kted In this city since its ! v-lop.ng it. Art and drawing an :» little girl imitated people all day j acted as Mady's secretary while
sent In 1017.
also taught. Tnere is also a fine long. Today she is the only B rit-. slie was a student nt Berlin UnlI versity. Christa after leaving Bcrof the superintendent, lilirary wh'eli was donated to the i«li peeress in motion pictures.
lin Cniversity,
Miss Lillie, in private life is ij hn
tiniyersiiy. attended
"«cuuvu Bresl.u
Slita Kite, show that the -eh' '>1 hy friends.
■which opepned with 12 girls
s e c tio n of the location of the Lady Heel, wife of Sir Robert fe e l.! University. where she passed her
go
.80 and during the past *e|,0„i Wa* made hy \V. V. Knott, is unique among the noblewomen j doctor s degree three month
has cared for uppruxi- Voinptroller in l‘.*17. The ground of England. Site has two identities |at the ago (>f 22. When sne ro. ’400 ranging in age fmin wn!l
and healthy and at that
oiie as a society leador, wife and. turned to Heldin,
1' r‘^ * }
‘ eighteen years and has sent ^ jmi, Wn* outside the city limits of mother; the other ns a stage and the efforts o fM n d j, was starred
a detecUve
itJiat igto the world hotterVre- ()rB|„.
The land had betn under m reel, celthrity. She keeps the in “ Ills Big Case.
story the film of wh.chi was, roft to eftro for themrelve« ami jfuliivutinn lo r ninny years and was two distinctly apart.
.. . J
, „
leased in connection with the mter| q { Aervvlcc to their comma- m)U.,| for its fertility ar well as
limitated Neighbor*
, ,,atVmal police exjlositaion Jiow
■
henuty. However, the school hegan
in Toronto, the dnugliter K(|jnR pn jn Berlin. Christa’s faKite emphasised that the |operations before the necessary of Born
a musician, she
L was predestined
...... . ther is a wenlthy manufacturer of
r_ is not a place for punish-' buildings were erected. I lie first for a musical carreer.
But—ahe che mical. Her late uncle, Rudolph
but In a place (or the train-i heme wit.* ut an «>1<I innni,;i»:i with 1likeil to “ make faces.”
Christians, wns one of the leading
* ndI educating of delinquent. |ing the rity. The house was large.
W
is in former Emperor W il
;
She
imitated
her
family—she
:lli ■and unfortunate girls. |and comfortable. and work was
that within the ‘ school! successfully carri"d on tluTe dur- imitated the neighbors. She dc- liam* court theatre.
C,,r“
J India’s T f ^ V s s i v e favorable j ant gatherings o f the people of thj
\eloped an ability nt impersnnamansmK , e ^ r t nheirVC,name’ ^
line very intelligent girls ing the first part of 1’•*17.
monsoon this year is causing pre- ‘ Jewish faith in the southeast that
fion,
anil
her
niother,
being
wise,
champagne.
that practically all took ad
Tins w:ii during Am-ricT* fir-i
The German people are working
dictions of great prosperity there ( is held nnnunlly and the Jewish
i
neon
raged
it.
It
del
not
help
her
Ludwig Dement, noted German
vantage
of iheir opportunities months in the World War and Inas never before. Approxipeople of the city are looking for
this winter.
hi music but
it fndav
At least Hii per cent of (Mir un,|
M,,| l.eing difficult li toward fame
ie.it'ly 2,iMiO.tKiO more persons aro i Shakespearean actor, it has been
ward with much interest to the
Germany’s
govern
incut
const
rue
eventually lead (<> fame on the
.........
the
term
their living than beforea,,.,.-.................i disclosed, originated
wc
......
........
4; girls are here because of poor „ l u n i i i . it w a s • e v e r a l m o n t h s
’ un- holding of the conference, the rab
stage.
Iter
nuiiriage
to
Sir
Rob
_the condition, according to the f o r e t h e M Po o l n i o \ « d . n t o it
th.. war. notwithstanding the fact hack
back in IHH0. Devnent dropped f '.^VrliVvini nt” sVttintmmi thin-,
bi stated.
■•it resulted from stage stardom, that
and they respond l i l l i l dl l l g oil I h e s e l e c t e d t r u e !
1 liiMi.iMiO unnnployiMl are s u p : in un J.utlt r anJ Warriors fanmu x
I .
nui
.ndiifitly.
And
her
debut
in
pic
Because
of
itnse
ported
in
doles,
and
despite
the
;
wme
seller
in
Berlin
with
his
all»•’«
•
«
«
*
.*nse««on»l
i ' readily to good treatniont. O n e f..........
| | s ' til'*
*o- . " l t o l l I ' t ' t l " t
An American concern will suptures. m the new Metm-tioldwyn.'time friend, E. T. A. Hoffman. .< ireece’s current, crop hns
of the first lessons necessary. «-♦•»»-1
m which was locat'd the
treim-ndoiis reductions
ill
th
ly I'J.OOO tons of steel for the
Mayer,
comedy,
with
.lack
Bick
i C -mg the orignal English for the greatly damaged Hus season
tlnucd Mir.s Kite, is that of ob
,1mmitory. offices, ipiartiTs for the
s'aiidirig army.
CO, a lesson which many of superir.teildefit anil teachers, din ford, n sulti I from her success in
parents have failed to teach, ing room arl|J kitchen. I lie plant . "Chariot's Revue."
Comic Songs A Hit
plan of operation of the ha;, now grotvn to a group of four
While ill hflmol, Miss Lillie
t>), which was established in liuildiiigs including hospital, dining wotked out a series of comic songs
through funds that hud been room and lecture hall combined I "just for fun.” She had played
latad by the state legisln- and laundry.
in New York and decided to essay
the ltjlfi session, ns exLondon. She tried one of th"
by the superintendent is
"comic" songs." Tile effect was
[ ‘ Of studied system and one
instantaneous. She wns given a
th has shown beneficial results.
* • ^ 0*1
hearing by Clmrlot. The result
IK
_ t spproprintion wns secured
w:t' that London acclaimed her im
through the efforts of mostly worn
personal urn " f the grand opera
’
dvic organirations.
prinia donna and the rest of her
W A SH IN G TO N , Oct I t. id*>
Tha girls are given a regular
droll impersonations.
ramraar school education through Bed Cross relief forces operating
A Wife And Actress
tha eighth grade. KhcIi girl nt :n Florida extended medi> al nursing
After her inarriiige she quit the
tV. jaods school hnlf a day and during service to IL'I.tino persons la n. stage for n tint it to rule over the
£,s-Mba other half attends the regular xViTdl.sll nrv ,M. Baker, director of feel man'ion. Rut us soon as her
sawing classes, domestic scicnc ihatriet relief has reported. This small son was able to accompany
Vlasaes and industrial work class- ■liguie m lud.'.' inoetllations again'. . her, » he and her husband worked
A ll work except the farm typhoid
out their present system. During
....... was distribute to ti.fdMI per tin1 show season she’s "Beatrice
jL’Work la done by the girls under
,r t})# supervision • of the teachers, sons and clothing to l.datt persons. Lillie."
Between season < she’s
r* ajitm til. and housemothers.
In Building and repair lobs were ap “ Lady Peel."
.-laidltlon to their regular work, the proved for 12,330 persons and fifty , Motion pictures are a new ad-J
gfaria last year picked 1,800 unites additional tents, to house 2,000 , x-<-ntur«* to her but Iter talent for
persons were provided. In *hi» j *<t)takii,s; faces” will be re-employof,tomatoes.
hn
Whilo the school is absolutely Miami area alone the missing per- , ,,, accurate portrayals of real
'
.aectarlan, religious services ions bureau of the Red ( mss him- (yp,.s that are in themselves humThe studio hails tier as the
lid avovry Sunday liy various died 3,000 inquiries, making a grand
Iters from the city. Chapel total of 36,000 flinco the disaster. |discovery on the screen of u cuLatest statistics show a total of nicdiennc.
lid every evening during the
, with the memorliing of Bible 370 dead, 6,376 injured anil 17.7'.M
families urgently in nixui of Red
PERU IS R K fE I V HR
as a feature.
flo
s s asistunie.
general health of the girls
Fla Oft. 12
TALLAHASSEE, Fla,
p V t "Iba school is considered g""<l and
■
ONE IS DROWNED
i/ i’i G. A i’eed, " f Si. I .loud,
•jjpf the 400 that have attended the
has lien unpointed reteivcr of the
school there hns nev.r been a
FORT I A DDF.RDA !.!•:, Fla.. Oet Bank " f SI. Cloud. Frne-t Amo
death, according to the report
I ,■
■
13. 1,1*. I.ooi- Willis. 20, of 10 i omptroller. announced Th IImiiiI.
| Tha character standard of th.- Nortliw '• t It street. Miami, was ; uspeiided operations home tuu. ■
;srty| who completes the emuse at drowned and I A. < hiiders of I 117 ago.
SI
thf .school is also very good, .-ays North Miami avenue, Miami in
tbs report, and many of those who jured when the automobile in which
The British treasury recently
wars about to enter the truck of they were ruling overturned on tjm took possession of $1640 of Scot
wasted lives arc now leading sue- Davie road near this <ity last night tisli savings for whieli ui •wner
Msaful beneficial lives and the pinning them under the oir in the t-iiiild be found.
younger ones are growing
into water in a road ale ditch. Childers
There is demand in Chile fi.r'S
■splendid womanhood,
is at a (oral hospital suffering more American tractots Ilian the' “
li:, ’ Education of the girls is not eon f r o m back injuries and - lank.
dealers can supply.
Red Cross Extended
Medical Nursing Help
To 113,000 Last Week
T. C. Callaway and
man to Eric Westman
P, Lake Wnyman I
wood.
Ella S'. Adams to Finn,!
ling, lot 3, Park VieW.“ P
Everall Dash to A. P i
lot 70 Sanfo Park.
’
Shn Lanta investment#
E. White, lot* 2, block 8 |
ta subdivision.
’
J. C. Deen and PauH
to E.. C. Williams, .
block G, Buena Vista.
L. N. Pipkin to W.
lots 1, 2, 3, section 10- 1
2, aection l i ; lots
j i
tlon 14; lots 1, 2, 7, V s
.
Warranty ___
Bluldlng lVr*i(
S. A. Houston, gar
stroct, 9100.
Sea Board Oil Comp,
station, Thirteenth Sir*
Births Recoru,,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Li
boy.
' Manufacturers of Ufl
advocating an industrial]
issue mortgage loans.
In the new revue at I
Rouge of Paris is a fr,
led “ Chnmpngne Baths ’
the Ages.’ Jerusalem's LuiMmg
giving work to many
lieen idle for some time.
Sninll firms of Australiaj
testing that the new
labor insurance act is
to them.
vT J
Save
Something
s
It-matters little what you
make, you’ll spend it all un
less you have some well laid
out plan that makes you
save.
f/
mU
i-uL.LiL '-a^Li^.Ct'-'-l
l-i
;
1 he road to poverty is
paved with the wrecks of
humanity who had that
wonderful intention of sav
ing when the bi^ lump
came.
fe e
.
Tells the Stoiy^EiupmobileValue
W l: ,
•v.
•
m/4 ■
A n y moderately priced aix can be expected
to deliver b ir ly economical service in its
first year. A lew w ill paaa the yrar-and-ahall mark beiore viaits to the repair shop
become routine.
It U the third year (hat testa (he quality oi
a motor car. Then you begin to realize the
vast dlfierence between H upm obile Six
endurance and the maintenance cost* ol
other can.
In the H upm obile Six, aa In all H upm obile*
bu ilt in the past 18 years, strength has been
United to surpassing performance by H u p m o b ile s high standards oi engineering and
manufacture.
T h e feet that H upm obile piston pine are
held to limits of one ten-thousandth oi an
Inch — the 30th part of a human hair— may
not mean much to you in theory. But this
is only one of the extra-preciM operation*
w hich distinguish H upm obile manufactur
ing; and all of them contribute to that fine
performance and long life that sets H u p m o
bile apart from all other sixea
H upm obile’* ability to stand up to punish
ing service, year after year, long after other
care have reached the "trade-in” stage, is the
logical result of tuch painstaking methods.
Supplementing the fundamental value of
the H upm obile S ix are many advanced
icMures of equipment and beauty that place
it In the front rank of fine motor cars. The
co-ordination of these features of luxury
sa d beauty, with H u pm obile mechanical
excellence, it responsible. for the public’*
record-breaking buying of the Six in tho
past twelve months.
Fall Opening
Friday, Oct.' I 5th, at
Dickson-Ives,
in Orlando
Tiic faahion stagi* is svt! All the curves ami
foliis uf the gown that are to grace the evening
hours. The metallic cloths, satins and crepes for
afternoon and street wear. The chic hats, slender
shoes and silken hosiery; the dainty iinderthings;
everything is ready for the fall and winter season
of IW26 and 1U27.
But not having formed the
saving habit the big lump
went the way of the little
lumps.
" ,
■
Uf*. *od low «m oi mUmnunc*.
To Mfsteitr la th— Kind*.
aortal*.- howr*vr, th* Hupmobit* 3.x *W |oio* th. Utcm and
» o « cotapiaw •qulpaont to bs
lound 00 any car in inptlcsclwa.
8*d»a, fivt-p.iH qir, lour-door
e t w Coup..
whh
runbi* Mat glJSS Tounaa, flv*.
p.aa.n|.r, $| 325. EquIpm.B, ,n.
ckid«s 30 x 5 25 balloon Un*. toutwHm I biakta
Imported colored Hose for mot)
and sports wear; gleaming
hose for afternoons; sheer ho*
cobwebby fineness for evening.
The smart modes for women and children will lie
-hown on living models at the Heneham Theater.
Thursday evening. October 14th, nt 8:30 p. in. This
event is ono of the most interesting of the year, do
not miss it. Admission 50c.
Fashion Revue at D .-I.
Friday, October 15 th
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Hupmobile Six a leader, Alto, In Complete, Modern Equipment
e’ Motor car I*
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1T * ll,l
look. You will no* buy, ol
muraaU and
atlala, but oa proven
dapaadabtliiy, kmg
Silk Hosiery
Fashion Show at Beacham
Thursday at 8:30 p. m.
Building and Loan Savings
—makes you save— it is the
system of the thing that
wins out.
Let us tell you how easy it
is to save— Phone 588—
the answer will come.
. r :
I lice I'ort Pitt Orchestra will'play on the store’a
mezzanine 8:30
11:30 and on Friday afternoon
3 to 5:26. The Fashion Revue will begin ut 3 p. m.
and continue to 6:15.
Shoulder Flowers
The new Flowers fo r shouldffl
corsage wear, the touch
smartly completes tho costume,*
85c to 92
Dresses, Goats, Millinery and Lingerie will bo
modeled hy an interesting group of women and
i Inldren.
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See Our Windows
An unusual series of window displays will great
‘ luring thu week of our Fall* Opening. They
will mirror the mode and show you the fashions to
choose for smartest occasions.
• All price* /. 0. k. Datrott, pJuj rtvanu* tax.
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Seminole B uilding
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Dickson„ •-.v.Aric.-.C1
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Orange Ave
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Thirteen Fails To Atlanta Business Men Woman Buried At
Agree to Raise Money
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APPnrdaiire
TH, Be Jinx For Burns, To
Operate Schools
Accjjraance
GE Indian 1st Baseman A T L A N T A . Oct. 14.— \— A With Last Request
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Dopartmofti. Mfiii in N ew York
amid they once worked with "Tarbot” in a machine shop before the
World war. Bat they could not Tifton, Oeorgla and a £
recall hi* renl name. Another Avon Park died early thuL
said he recalled the man as a bud ■of concussion of the brain«
(JP
dy in the Marino Corp*. but could
give no more information.
melt
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CHICAGO, Oct. 14. -</P) Thir- commiUee of Atlantn business
BRADENTOWN Fla. Oct. 14.—
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y wa n »d t public, teen is no lln* r,,r r:..,.,.,.. Itnnm m‘‘n yesterday agreed to raise
William It. Beach of San Diego The body has been shippSl
I* '
made •lugging first-baseman of the Sno<».00*l to insure the operation « f j W>— Without the last rites of mar.
has deposed that he saw "Tarbot” ton today. Lockeby h l M
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*Indians.
Atlanta public schools during the tyrs or others than her husband
newvpapen that the Cleveland
in a Marine uniform in tho Verdun I his widow and one child I n
"WM continuing' the
nth ri’mnimler of 1020. Names o f the land son present, the body of Mrs.
Bums .•elected lu< lhirteenth
sector; Major General Neville of in the furniture busines* u!
were withheld
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year o f mnjor baseball ti round i men
* ** •
the Murine Corps, San Francisco, ’ citj(.
—
I llirnm A. C,yrd, general secretary
The agreement was reached with , r
out all time hitting rnuni ami o
has suid that “ Tarbot” undoubteiy
Florida
Audubon
Society,
* 14.— f/p) — Mr*, committee of bnxebnll writers pick, the provision (bat the hoard of editI 'l l ll/ADKLPHIA. Oct. 14.—(A*)j saw service, probably with the
Me inIiers of the American legion Marine brigade at BealleauX Wood.
m notified by a led the thirteenth of (M i»l»r to cation )>erniit the committee to ap was east overboard from a yacht
tofll the steamer Ma> 'vote him the l!l2(i a ward as the point a special hoard of five to su several miles out in the Gulf of
were trying today to establish the 1 Election of the new commander
Of tha death of her most valunhlu player in the Amer pervise all expenditures of the Mexico, this afternoon. Mrs. Byrd
identity o f a homeless veteran continued to be u subject o f much
•'ominent Florida real ican League.
who has carried a name not his j discussion today. General Persh
.....CHICAGO, Oct. M.—(A*)—Tho
board of edueutiort for the reamin- died at 10 o’clock this morning,
Attoracy-at-Uv
- . = * w« 5 WM lo«t from the
"Let my
rny body In- committed to j Senatorial investigating committee own for three years. The veteran i ing although he ca.i have tho post
Incidentally, two times i:i play der of this year and the whole of
•# route from New ers were included in the bnllot- l!»27.
the planketon
of the sed,”
thei headed by Senator .lames A. Reed, was here to undergo the scrutiny o f has informed a committee thnt he
.
. was the
,
j b * tneuage gave no de- ing, from which the iiam< - ..f r..l,ht
I he ?MiO.UUO will U- repaid from last request of Mrs. Byrd to her o f Missouri, will resume sessions other legionnaires in convention. ! cannot serve becuusie he has not reWill practice In all the
Speaker, Colline , Sisli r. Ruth, available for school purposes in husband. The wish was fulfiled huro next Monday to gather up
In 1023 a man suddenly opened' covered bis lieulth. He hopes to at
inquiry
1ahh had expected •lohnson and I’eekinpaugh were January of next year. The finan this afternoon. Dr. Byrd is pres loose end of its ,previous
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VVXfl I”histl eves to a normal work out
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in tend next year’s convention ’ in
I to join her here tomor- eliminated heenuse tliey wen cial shortage has threatened for ident of the Florida Audubon So Into the Illinois primary. Hickman Stockoton. Cal. It was a new world Paris as a delegate.
Examination of Abstract 4 1
the boat train ar- choices in other years Barns how- : several weeks to close Atlanta pub ciety and i« known throughout the Yatea, secretary, announced here to him- his name, hi.s past were
Instead she ever, led the field by a wide mar- lic schools, having an approximate I state.
! hlunk.
Hurdy-gurdy men and their
Title* given especial att
j A h general secretary o f the so
Jnited State* (fin, of Chicago, rating hi* rln*i\Ht attendance of 00,000 children.
There were n mimlx-r o f persons,
Doctors name him “Jerry Tur- monkeys, long since gone from the
' ciety, Mrs. Byrd was prominent not avnilahle at the original si-s- i hot” ami a search has begun streets of smaller rities, continue
rival, with half ns many votes.
Offices in Court Hon*
known throughout the stun, said Mr. Yates, nml the com- ! through the archives of the •War to thrive in Phicngo,
Burns topped his year’s playing
Indians "by
collecting -II
lit ,
UJOUSTINE, 1
Fla.,
14. I with
U»., Oct.
CJCl. M,
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Darta Shores office two-baggers to pass (lx- previous / V lin O U n C t?
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maior
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mark
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set by his manager.
b « closed all day to- major
I Me poet to the late D. Tris -Speaker He hit .35K m IM
I In- anniinl sale of Thrasher & '
pwoldent of the D. P. games and ranked next to Ruth
JO',
. who w n lost in in total of runs. In fielding, la- UiMNlrtiff. haberdashery of
••riv yesterday o ff had 1,4tty put outs, hh assists ’and Last Fir«t Street, will open at Ml
Btgr Ocean Liner Ma- only lit errors, and figured m IjJ* " ’dock tomorrow morning and eon
fo* Europe from New double plays. H,, began his ma tirna- for III days, according to an .
>. t
-'•niioncenient by .1 |J. vVoodruff,'
jor career with Detroit in JJ»|3.
manager.
I Tampa offices of Davis Is
Ihriisher A- VV... I r u f f h-.ld r.tn
The
present
valueof
the
city
of
>another D. P. Davis developM en ’s spits
. ’•,*re closed through- Tokyo is estimated at ,'.,:ni,7|ll. sale a v--ar only
faapect to the drown- 000 yen. The pre earthquake prop shoes, hats and specials in hu\s
♦•rty value was 8,5:12,170,000 yep. clothing, will he put on sale at
■tut*. Bom la Illinois,] she camo mittce desires to hear them before
to Florida with ,h«r ptfrfcnta when completing its report.' The secre
• small girl. She gre winto wo tary declined to discuss the prob
manhood in this State In the midst able witnesses of the renewed in
o f wild life to which she was de vestigation!
voted.
Mrs. Byrd was .married to I)r.
Byrd 25 years ngo. With thei
son, they came to Brndentown
about three y**jr» ngo. She continned her work ns nn official o f 1
tho bird society nfter coming here.
PEST
iST
|GHT TARIFF
t e a s s i-
rp Legion Men Trying
To Identify Veteran
' With Blank Mind
Committee to Reopen
Probe Next Monday
m
Christian Church of
Florida Holds Meet
Robinson
[n In Behnlf 'Growers
ricrida; Rate Proposed
R ejected ( Once B efore
I
J. G. SHARON
Woman Is One Of
Porters At Berlin
Zoological Gardens
special pi t. es. ai • oi ding I-- I he an
noiincement
n.:
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There you have two
things you can be
sure of; a third is the
fact that w e re giving
, great value at-
T h S t iron.
ea r
ENDURE
A strong heart is m ore than a
sym bol o f courage.
It takes a
strong heart to endure and this ap
plies to all o f N atu re’ s children
just as it does to mankind.
I* H. Hintermister
Piano Co.
lb!
,fc 13 f ine grained, hard, and
rilled w ith resin as a com p lete and
perm anent protection against sun,
m oisture and all other d isin tegrat
in g forces.
« u n r n iit e rd .
Ml
m.i«I
$3‘J5
(Al *•%«» | • * |I*|M*I
ArnJ mm,
Ml, h*
,!»•*! ••
(mini
4*kHt4**t«MM
ip
Of
D e n s e r lP in
h " f t S h,‘‘ unMeold/ and °'h"
Seminole T’ressery
220 Magnolia
“We Serve to Serve Again*:
RAY BROTHERS
Conic to our display room, telejihoue, or mall
coupon below for complete infui million.
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WHOLESALE TIRE & BATTERY SUPPlf
Rhone 548
Sgnford,
PRO D U CT
I m « k W o iiu e lin , m i ll u g n i i lln
How than 250,000 Iitiri ar, now
t ir .
l*ltue tenj ax curplctc tn/orauifcx) about FrtpUaJrf.
Name................................* ................
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SA N F O R D
G R O V E
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Every other person who desires a homesite
away from the noise of the city proper, yet
only 10 minutes from the shopping district, is
looking southeast for a homesite. Sanford
Grove offers exclusive sites for new homes at
prices far below those of other, less desirable,
properties.
F la .
d l d V y E (ln'?8’ ?rco*°'« h reo! of tho lir e .! m,7 ,r f- u u ‘ ,,o r i» « « ao
rouobMt lr;,*,nR a6encics for
p Sm
* i •»
Our service extend* to evj<ry garage in Seminole County.
TIIH
and roids ic°d *»
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MefitnuariUiUiiTiiii
Take
) ? “ ca» *‘ op them
oval .I,,,; Orn.Ul," 0n’ ,IU emulsified
A
k 1V : ,CJ“ !" , ,° t^e. CtreIh two-fol.r T r l,Uit, lCul tlTscovcry
lb the
/ e" 0,Lci ami
^ term growth. mem^rano* *n<1
^
\> e recharge and rejuiir all makes batteries.
MM.ST o n POULTRY
‘ OMI’ANY
K will,
We A re Prepared and Anxious to 8 erv« You
\Ne o|.\ rale both « and 21 hour charging machines. L«t yo*t l
next Battery be a Willard at u price that you can afford tali'
pay and watch the difference.
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115 Miignalia A \ c.
t i n n e r u nUy
I T HUNGS ON
Cleaned and Pressed
Telephone 861
Greater food capacity, quieter operation, free
dom from vibration, lower operating cost, a «
or models, the more prcdie engineering
tnuiinfacturing mctliodo of General M o t „
gi enter Uauty or design, proven dependability!In
“ Tvicc— these arc the tilings that have m rie
Frigidnire the choice of the overwhelming inajotfty
oi users o f electric rci'rigeiators.
MuAri M) •uni roh-ue*
L uUih, m>• / > \* k
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to
“Furnishers to Men Who Know
$170
MaJ,i m t.j M,.i ftkot,
ir
■» K ImJtomtit
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LAST WINTER CLOTHES
'The W o n tter'W o rkin q
Z o n e o f IC e lv in a t:
; **r Ord-1
I"
Hewitt V
Money
....... promptly.
r '''H r e r y
For Cool W eather by H aving Your
Look at your Battery and If it in a Willard, and need* atteatain came to the Willard Ikittery men for we are contfStet*rf ‘ y
to render you reliahle Battery Service.
' 1,11 ‘l" ,, U l,"c r prlern, j
tuner In ,he Kpring.
lunnl' X" " h .
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Plume 47$
WILLARD dlA’ITEKIES and FIRESTONE TIRES two ill
nf certain and uninterrupted Servin'.
n iu ia r jn r x ir A t w»trta :
lm l„ „ „ n . * | S h u n d red .
TAM P.4, FLORIDA.
MeKiiUion-Markwoo
New low
TRICkS
112 Magnolia Avo.
!, ‘l! ‘," ’1 Hnualilnun
xlrnln
hi.
*•«» hi.ndrrd.
"
*17 hundred.
.............. *17 hundred.
*' 7 h u n d re d .
1
l>urelireil nlwefc.
h
«1 9 W
BE PREPARED *’
s
5
F
enjoying the •aiu/actlon which
only genuine Frigulairc cun {itit.
r, hrr'l roirriM’ M m In In r u c »> |io ,
Ir d r ^
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A u th o ritie s reco gn ize that lu m
b e r is the ideal construction for
r lon d a because it is a non-conduc
tor o f heat and m akes a hom e
It is the heart that counts in the
easier to heat in w in te r and keep
lum ber that goes into you r hom e
cool in sum mer. N atu re gives y o u
— heart that gives it the strength
the reason fo r choosing F lo rid a
to stand up un<
wear. R o t and
D ense P in e lum ber. She chose it
decay
cannot
pene
fo r F lo rid a and you
trate the heart part o f
Where to Get Good
w ill riever g o w r o n g
lumber.
Advice When Building
fo llo w in g N a tu re’s e x
Tho choice of tho proper
N ature kn ew that
am
ple.
material for every building
F lorida
clim ate
re
purpose Is a specialized
business. Tho man who can
quired lum ber w ith a
F lo rid a D ense P in e
holp you niakti a wise aelecDuu Is your established
strong heart.
So she
m a y cost a tr ifle m ore
local lumber dealer. Call on
at
the start, but its
put a strong-hearted
him for itdvlco and yon will
find
that
his
years
of
expe
tree
here — F lo rid a
lo n g life m akes it the
rience can save you many
Dense Pine. T h is lum
dollars nnd add greatly to
m ost econ om ical lu m
|bo satisfaction you secure
ber averages
b etter
b er y o u can buy. Y o u
«n your home. H0 will tell
K L0K l » A DENSE
than 80/<> heart— frecan g e t it fro m y o u r
lB Dio strongest and
Jjuently,
m ore
than
niost durable lumber you
local
lu m b er
m er
can secure.
chant.
Suitedbyt
ItdJdUnjfa Climate'
S E O T f& B t * * * * ■ “ :
U y Chicks
A ll grow ing things have hearts.
Nature put a greater heart in some
than in others.
For endurance,
pick the strong-hearted every time.
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Is a Warning in Tim e for You l * -
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RIGIDAIRE provides greater food *nace than
oilier electric refrigeia:>>rs of cjunl size. This
is* because the hlglily clticicnt and economical
frost coil, an <':.clu*ivc Frigidnire feature, occupies
If.'Z rjuicc l-mn tile brine tank previously used,
per.nittiug grouter food stu.-^c capacity in
cat.iuc' of any given si.-c. I.arger supplie* of
I>eriHiah!c fuoni can be earned at one time,
'
Frigidnire Offers
More f o r Lcsi
Owners
Attention!
FLORIDA DENSE LONG LEAF PINE MANUFACTURERS
Hr-
V " rvrt
( ’ hureh a t O ra n g e — O rlando
I
Hart Schaffner& Marx
style is as correct as
two and two are four
f I ’• ^
° r Lake Monroe, who died
died at
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The shoppe.for;the
her late homo Tuesday morning, . . ______ J,:-W*Pdrot>e j
,
were hcld.,nt the funeral home of LAYETTBB
NOVELTIES
,
BANDITS G ET $2<MH>0
Miller A Erickson of this city at
BABY FURNITURE
HILLSDALE, Mich.,, Oct. 14— (A»)
BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO C
2:30 o’clock this afternoon. Rev.
Four bandits held up the Hills
W- P. Buhrman, pastor of the
dale Savings Bank hero at 11 A. FI
"
melton, of Tampa, will ho
be *h*
the prln-
•’ipal speakers.
rf'f
Dry Cleaners
R
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As Usual
Our Low Price
|tariff was proposed once be
nt met with objections from
beretare
IJohincon. Goverirlm. Si t- t ommissioner of
ill
Nathan Mayo and the
11I was withdrawn.
In hi <
; the secretary stated tin*
id was in-reasonable espethat an • ffort was hein"
t-. irn ti:.)-* it in a general
Jwhere it iiiav not lie noticed
It.
In i»! --f ,h<- tariff is one of
pm i l c i - e t h e
proic.>i
Th • o- in iirovides that
|a dnpi'ci -b-sires delivery to
cific.l id'inerMng carrier it
e m e m b e r , how it used to ik>
nc-i i-i'v for ro<|nisition to
whenr you could hardly wait
ide in viriling and (ilaced
fo r mealtime? And then, sit down
lu.-ly wit ii tin- agent of the
and cat several helpings of every
IV at I tin hipping specifying thing—enjoy every morsel and get
inner to wJiidi the delivery is up from tho table feeling satisfied
nl. If I In1shipper fail to corn- 1 with tho World, happy with every
nth this leoiiirement. it is body and ready for anything.
ir prnr-d-'il that the shipment ! Ilut whnt a difference in living
when even tho sight and smell of
11V Iv* deli ered to or forward- food sickens you i Never hungry__
thi- - onn..| ting carrier fnrn- 110 mnttor how tomptjng the food is
the i..r or an jnuy be nr— nothing tasting right. And then,
p-l In I In- railroad.
after mbbling at a few bites, feelt'-ot- -t M'liir this item “ 11M- m g worse thnn ever.
ninl liiM iimiiiatory and pointu
Oh, life is hardly worth living
Ii-'. ii 1 I'lMio.iailde for r-hip- ; this way. And yet, all in tho World
t<» always definitely know in tho matter with you is that you
mark-1 vegetables or fruits j nro starving for rich, red blood. It
■iitiin*<,•' I-,- sold when they1 *a acknowledged everywhere that
jerwar-i-d from shipping poi-n- H- S. S. helps ...i-u-LNnture build
on 110 these
ineso
Inn th< v I- || ove- what route healthy red-blc
i-blood-cclls by tho mil.
—
hi J.'p'i. .--nviltu must tln-y he lions! •
|in niih r t,, A-m. li the All
niiisfyou nJSd to do
to get hack that won
dil. market.
- il l her _ ,t In-,, derful
nn-ttt^tappetite is to
Piano thiii-'
huild ■rich,
red-blondAfli-r the earn mlhxfrnm
Ik
|ai^ iw-iiit. the ahipper nmv col Is with S. S. S. It's
simple. Just try it,
I Lit''r. Mi. Worth, is in tho like thousands are dol n<|w. I ,-;i\,- or photic jour
Is ::t ,-nn-.
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Cwr»*M iw* iiui iHitiH, | B,/J(
ents, nowadays!’
( Ti
r '»•r,;■’fill
r .1
Jacksonville, and Howard «.
Irding t-- Mr. Robinson, the
appmvi-s the inclusion of
dc r:•t.• in one t.-uiff to I
|i-<| destinations, hut the |im
,nif , ..I-ji-ctimril for hov I
Insoe-s and if necessary tlio
uill I. • - .ii rind to the inter
jonimen -■ •--mmiasinn.
Fengine,,i . -.f j|,. inglvpiis and
notropes -.f tlo- J-injile of Apollo
dating fn-iii the inn,- of St. Paul
have- been discovered by tile Amer
ican School of f'lassicnl Studies
in ( orii th, ( Jri-eee.
i
A speed boat will travel at a
speed not attained hy the average ,
airplane
tlo- ambition of Car
Wood. Ill-- Miss America V lias
done Hu miles nri hour.
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Young People's
b< ld at which JJf
------ ghout Florida «•
■• M., escaping in an automobllo with First Methodist Church, officiated
F *10" fr™« throughout
arc
nt the services. Burial was made
in attendance here at the annual approximately 320,000 in ensh.
More than 20 years ago Emilio convention of. the Christian Church
in the Silver I^ake Cemetery.
Re Ivered newspapers. But Emilio es o f Florida. The convention was
cant climb stairs any more. "I opened by Hoy. George W. Win
get out of breath too soon, if 1 airr kins, of Miami, who delivered th carrying more* than » hundred annual sermon.'
'BERLIN. Oct. 14—(/!>_ vi tho weight.
Eoologicah Gardens station in BerA business scssin was held in
hen asked if she could not find which reports of the officers nml
lin.thore uro JO red cap po rt er s on
ariui(..l
job of
she
A Beauty, haa juat ar
district
an-l
-1,,a more
--TL .•gentle
, nature, y
e i>’
< '"*-1 secretaries were made nnEmilio f c 0t
rived in the city. It
fe llo v l J :.
R whnt lho «>»her Ithe initial address of Sam 1. Smith
In Berlin they call „ „ ()ru.r , it Hows keep hinting*,, me. They’d of Jacksonville, was delivered
is patent leather with
Oienstmann and as a Dienstmaun.
Monde calf trim.
Kmilio is known as number -'17. She
wears a red leather rap with n
brass plate and curries a stun:
m
strap over her shoulders for buck
ling the burden to her person. When
■
she wulks she shuffles with the
dragging gait o f the “ heavyweight"
porter whose feet h l» - boon made ;
Sizes A A A to C— 2 1-2 to 7
leaden With burdens borne, and
with the lassitude that comes from
a service o f 20 years in 11 porter’s
harness. For Emilio is 57
A hard life? An mterciewer was '
consoling with Emilio. No it w-is
uNDO. Fla., Oct. 18— (/P)—
If of all ,tho 1vegetable
of Florida as well as the
s of the Growers and Sbipaguo o f Florida, Secretary
s Robinson, has filed proh the Southern Freight A s
ti against the proposed cond freight ta riff on vegthnt vVtiuld prevent the sct> of shipments by carriers
(Older notify,” an{i would reLtppers to designate delivery
b-cificd connecting carrier,
proposed consolidated ta riff
Fontnin rates on vegetables
Joriila point and other southIpoints includipg Macon nnd
|nh, Georgia uiM Charleston,
|Thi’ destinations named arc
Istcrn and Mississippi vnljnts; Ohio nnd Mississippi
frnssings and points beyond
f]U-, Tcnn.
Thrasher & Woodruff 'P ' " "
here today there
T .m n . I I ' l f o r i n u t i o n
here ;,s to
■ I S t T a i l ^ f f n r t . ? b«dy |what shape this was
wh--.be,
l j*t
? 2mm
a nro*«ne^«Hl
^
Intraveiers
checks,
u,
cash,
in h.prosi
'W 'U ?
ft
i ,I
in tho o f f as- of the
” tae dlanatchea received ] purser or on his riersoni
ivia was fully 1 One meml«-r of the purty sailing
b» w m lost for France with Mr. Davis hnjoally wore a radiogrnphed for money to hung
. ring, and this wa»
on lis finger at the time, the party home, and this indicates
to some that the hulk of the ft
that he had several nances of the trip were in the poswith him, hut aaaaion o f Mr. Das is
-id-r
qUJro th(\ tnovemont' o f tho curofo* n p fw r t ...h a r t “W m” • V i t - n l k T ...
like
fo,get
rid o f me, wogienVreomover aonio other-route than which
the long-distunte express petitlon,’ see. No sir.^'Ym h o i ' g o
he derignated w ^ ordering tho meet
t anis „ n,| | w homo ^ H
in g to ouit.”
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car I f the proposed rule is ullown> he evening,r she said.
But
S.wk-Ku,nt0
il w
oul(l Kmilic admitted that times could
prohibit tho use etfect’
of a different
route
“ Times are had-so
other than originally designate.!' be hotter.
and would cause a great loss to
.lh? T ” 'v„ traps.
tno shippers.
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tn
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Institutes
in which Jbods
keepfresh f o r days
Just a few degrees below the temperature
of the ordinary ire-cooled refrigerator is a
colder zone that offecta tha Icaeping of food
in a startling way. It la tha zone where
moisture crystal Ixee out of tha air as frost,
laaviny tha atmosphsr* dry, crisp and
snappy.
This la true rtfriggraUon aa produced by
Keiylnator, the .electric method. Foods
placed in this dry, cold kelvinatad air keep
freeh and sweet tor many days.
Many food* actually improve whan kelvl-,
natad. Gttsn halads, for example, "crisp
up’ until they
. . almost fall
___ __apart. at th*
touch of tho fork. Meats malTow
allow and ac
quire that delicious tenderness that few
cooks obtain.
Study the new building in southeast Sanford,
’ you, too, will see the reason for the popularity v
of this section of the city.
T h * hoete*'. v ho seryaa kelvinatad foods
u constancy romplhriented on their daliciouartese. Mr--, i-nportant still, aha ia
independent ot , • . • tivory and Is free forV mT ,roW M ' ' « » « / - « « . Ice, however, is
atlll ayaliablo lor use as KcJvinator freezes
crystal-cUar cubes^for ciiHUnq beverage*
^
writer tubia purposes. Keivinntor can
b* Installed in your ptoaapt refrigerator.
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The BoofTe* Tong.
lencyj
th
rou
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the
ehtire
Sonin
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re
gard
to
the
cotton
I M * n * lla - A.raw*
Hr did Not Hr Hr vo Them.
situation, w e are wholly at a loss to comprehend.
Every
Nrir-Old Kind Of Death.
•cond CIu k Mn'.tcr. thing seemed to he goinjr all rig h t with the fa r m e r s until
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
• 19 at Ilia Pu.lotflrn
fXft Hli/rlda, under Act of the governm en t estimated this y e a r ’s crop al so m eth in g
<C o p , r l Kh t I I 3K. h r Mt ar Co. )
over fifteen million hales.
Then e very bod y got e xcited ;
W^ t ' ‘
------------------------THE CHEAT news has come—
K w t H O ..... Kdltar and M n » i r r a near panic ensued: and cotton dropped to less than tw elve
millions of girls will now ilronm
©WAN..... AMwrlatr Kdllor
I cents a pound.
a.bout .something else. The Prince
" ©j JOXlblf, ttnnnalnK K.llinr
1 A s a m atter o f fat! the w o r ld ’s consumption o f A m e ric a n of Wale!.’ wife has beerv selei toil.
i cotton amounted to 15.160,000 bales last y e a r and while that She is thr Infanta Rea trice, daugh
i •Vrriacitfi'TioN m T K t
f Tear
f--*7.o0: BIX Manilla—J.l .10 j fig u re may lie somewhat reduced this year, there is little ter of the Spanish king and a dist
llvefedd In . C i t y l. y C n r r i e r . |n r
ant cousin of the prince, her mother
16c. Weekly Kdltlon 52 on doubt that as much as twelve million bales could readily be i being King Ceorge’s first cousin.
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disposed of at profitable figures.
T h is would necessitate
storage
o
f
not
more
than
three
nr
fo
u r million bales o f cotA
IIIOII-SPIRITED
young
i w m r K i All nlitl unry
. C*rdt of thanks, remduiImiin Ion on which tin* ta n n e rs can. or should lie able to. b orrow I American woman told of the com
tl©** of entertn mmerit* whem
ing royal marriage,
exclaimed:
• ftle itiKclc will i>«« charged at very low interest rates.
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Full Oversize C’d o
29x4.40 cord
31x5.25 cord
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29x4.95 cord
32x5.77 cord ..
30x5.77 cord
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D A IG E R ,
S O C IE T Y
E D ITO R
widespread endorsement. They*conI “ nee discovered when half
Women Shoplifters
«iRt of laboratory work and loc- way through,one of my books that
fcssioiml thieves always specialize. Women under ago are forbiddaHj
LONDON, — i/l»)— Seven hun Sixcty-seven yards o f ribbons were
tures ami are designed to train one of the female eharnctcrs was
drive nutomobiles In Con
executives and plant engineers to
dred and seventy eight women shop
will ip and onerate motion study a mini ami the change had to bo lifters have been cmight in the found in the bng o f one thief I aoplo by order of the Policy,
made lu-tiif-p the hook could he fincaught. Eighteen silk dresses were ban is designed to reduce the
laboratories.
of Mrs. t awarded.
Mrs.
rV
“ Now I am caro- last five years by Miss Gertrude packed in another. I know whether her of accidents due to cmreiete’
Hal Wight in Loch Arbor pre holder of high Frank Miller was!
Dr.
(iilbrcth
is
one
of
two
.Hon
score among thet
hon-liul to fim) out exactly whnt my Hunter, a detective employed in
sented n beautiful scone Wednes
orary members of the Society of characters want to be called nn'l one of London's largest department
The order a:
woman intends to steal the in fast driving.
tiursday • . ■ • 1> day afternoon when she' entertain- club members while the guest , , . . , ................
stant 1 put eves
mostly foreign women, as Ti
prize went to tors Ln erne Hurt 1il’01**1r,« l Engineers. The other is wti!i II .-ex they wish to belong to. stores.
las* of the First Ban- c*d at bridge the guesta being mem* noth were given lovelv h .» M
wdrnon have not yet taken UP ti
«<>'>vt‘r.
..
g 'v‘’ u lovely boxes of
I •"•" make a careful plan of n
I detect simp thieves hv in
kill hold regular'busi- bers o f the Fortnightly
Bridge stationery.
linn Girl Drivers
j
, -------was definitely established,
oook
in
which
every
chapter
is
stinct,"
Miss
Hunter
said.
“
Pro
|nl meeting at the Llub and one exart table of play
C O N STAN TIN O PLE ,
l"\Vhiit! That homely little thing!"
i f t l l l f o d v o rlliliiK
art.
Late in th(> afternoon the tables
. , 1V1
" u<*
As Beasts
winked “ tit, almost down to the
ers.
|ra
at
H:H0
o’clock,
the
W
a
ll
Street
Journal
brin
gs
out
the
fact
that
S
o
u
t
h
Hut that was jealousy. She was
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pm ;ii: r.ipls.
fghbnrx will moet at
Green and gold were tho colors were laid with hand-mude covers',* ii. ' ‘ "‘ 'A ' — (<*1*i — Along the en< m A M o m m o etiNDM ern banks should be able to take care o f the fa rm e rs in the one of many young Americans that
Ionic Hull at 7:30 o’- used in decorating the rooms where and a delicious salad course Was llr*' ' “ Hirul of north western Africa
served hy the hostess. Punch wns :
are considered hy the naA Duchess Apologizes
AJAwclaluJ J ' r o i . (• 1‘Xrluw present situation and that it is their duty to do so. It j u s t had dreamed dreams and seen
tho card tables had been arranged.
•■L,\Scow,
( d » l - The DuchIf -. jjly ridicules
10 lljr uoo,
serv'ed
throughout
the
afternoon.
1
,
v<jM
llR
less
value
than
movement
and says,
A ^
g rea
^ *1« far* *»
----- *...... the “ buy u bale” in1
1» v j111 111. film
s, “ t\
r r u ti I visions, with the prince in the mid
Baskts filed with gorgeous zin
! die of each.
Those who enjoyed the cordial i ,WI,,S
burden. The men, who f*.s nl Somerset. attending a fete
Fridsy
n Ihf%'ipTr1'A a 3 i i i i ,li b " I « P I M,riU n ity rests with the bunkers of the South today. On
nias and other cut flowers in the
0 pub
Tolar will entertain varying shades o f yellow predom hospitality of Mrs. Wight w ere:' ,,.<‘v'*r t‘,,nk " f working, regard the at < “ linden House, Inverness, apol... *!i 5 ,rnMjr Himilur occasions recourse w as a lw a y s had to N e w
c oi rep ul>
Mm. (i, I), Mishop Mrn. (Jcor^p
iiiHtrmm»nt of lubor •'•■" ' d lo| the
file J
IcI Inns of some
u..iit.i ..f
THE IN FAN TA is n .liguificd
actions
lower
nt her homo on inated.
1hurelri
"In nr.- .iinn r.*)tci ; *,i i<>rk to help tlie cotton farm er.
lint in recent, y e a rs such voting woman, with enough good 1
acr
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the
troubled
Cotton,
Mrs
W
J.
Thigpen
Mrs
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hl,
h
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huu,(j
utilize!
to
its
utJenue nt 3:30 o'clock
The t n llie R were most unusftal
,n" sl ‘’«P «city und then scrapped to
111.1 Sanford Avr.
aid has proved unnecessary.
T h e $100,000,000 cotton pool looks. She is dark. Spanish in type,
• « in ;
Ph„ne
Miss Lillian Shin- and artistic, being in tho forms of Frank L Miller. Mrti. F. E ’ Ron ] 1
D AY. OCT. II. 192(5
V
like
her
father,
and
that
will
offft'.,
I )“ • I'in ties- hud an ancestor who
‘».v newer tools. Once
|e elect of this month, mntdens gowned in yellow and hold millat, Mrs. jlnrry B. Lewis, M r s .:,'
o f Lhe w a r w a s a .joke.
I here is no reason today w h y the
t
neyond
work,
the
woiunn
is
almn
La Verne Hurt, Mrs R
led Hk- English army
I set the (lunger <>f intermarriage,
against
cle will meet at 10 ing autumn foilage.
A fter tho
jitftnAr.n rv.ATPimM*
southern banks should not be able to prevent sacrifice i It might not have happened, ex.... ...................
....
‘("ned to exist us well as she elm Bent land at Hati lc nf Pinkie. UisMrs’.
Irs. Henry W ight at game of bridge had been played man, Mrs. Bender.
cussing past events the Duchess
d um p in g o f cotton,
their resources have g ro w n enorm ous I cent that the big war killed and
Mrs. Clotide Howard and Mrs Ed- 1
n‘jl‘ctc<i food in tin same
Park Avenue. —•
scores wero added and prizes ward Higgins
begged •hat the conduct o f the
’
las a dog.
•liipiw fnfce a t RntaforiTa f r o n t ly in the past decade.
ilties,
Resources of all the banks in the ' knocked down so many i
G E T t H E BEST
tionnl Department of
former Duke of Soncr-et he for
^
making
eligibles
scarce.
Service League will
> * a t r r r o n t f t o J n e k m n - thirteen southern stales are som ethin g ove r 10 per cent of
Flower Urns, Concrete b|
| An Arab along those shores when given. Had she lieen living nt the
tiss
Howes
at
3:30
o'the total fo r the l nited States,
Ten y e a rs ago tin
o f all kinds, Roofing Tile
were
tu- goes u-courting visits the placos time, -aid the Duchess, she would
WE I’SED to wonder at On ..(•SO
>r flo a of
at.
John.-tn
chapel.
nient Coloring, Etc. f t„ m’
about X per cent, so they h ave more than kept.
I M h R l i p r t'nnnl.
, <;n the riverside where the women- tiave an ardent Jacobite
t
o
n
g
s
th.-ir
murderous
feuds,
their
with
M n u lo it of u h lt r o n ? ,
'h e banking c\ppuns:i>ii of i }>«• oountrv.”
i"lk do their laumliv work Withunwillingness to (*nter courts, their
Saturday
S A N F O R D CEMENT
■Ui Inches Wide for
v l a b i l R g p o o l, t e n n l *
ro rirla,
"Ut uttering a word he selects the p im '.'VV.1’ ■V,’K T o CLASSIFY
Chinese home made “ justice.’* m
Story Hour nt the dining room. The duintly appoint- j Page, M
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CO.
Ross Adams, Mrs. Ru g>il whom he considfis will best, I* I h \ IS’ HED apartment, privut*
this land
ed
irv tit IU o’clock.
luncheon table wus centered
tU rirn llfx
•vf h i i l l d l n g
pro.
A lea \ ears ago the boil weavil entered lhe Southern
’•th and Maple
I'lion <■
u,b hot and cold water ;i|'
''••it bis purpose
He .ontimies
Now the l hinosc wonder al a-,
with a large crystal basket filled Icigh King, and Mrs. Lur•rimorc.
| H t l) h * > h iiit iir i, h iilrlm , n p a r f - '
sla
te
s
and
dc.-i
roved
lhe
r
o
llo
n
crops.
For
years
and
” *’*1 I list I 'In on- _•(»:
at oiii I.-ii.l! gger- Chicago hold
Plant hitifiifft.
watching
her
for
-everal
days
to
with
I Mo ml;« x
orange colored zinnias, the
<•!• how she labors Then he fob
..rat-. I s n n e r - It:mI persisted m tjlt. h i i<>t i« planting o f «ot- me (In . Iiampionshiii show how
C U J C n m n ilM lm , at f l t r n ir a iYvii i' Li'.igoe o f till' handle being tied with a fluffy
lows her to her fatlici - i,.pt. where " ’ ' M l 11 Tl
a tong - h.edd Ih- rin. fm . I id
1
,1
,1
1
,1
*bc
';inii
-nil
•asnn
a
l
t
e
r
season.
The
soil,
hence
tulle
how.
Placed
about
this
were
lli.lv
Cni's
will
meet
I >ay
• ' "true Awning i
la trn rllo a
of
h u n t r t nrH
-V.
_
?"* vntfi’H and ,l<ila,e- hi- passion
cienc V
•s'b"p i< now making Swanfeldt j
E. Witts,*ii in Rose four crystal candlesticks holding
a row m l I<lthc l l n i i r n r .
I In- <of ton. lb g. iterated, an<I f he h<
weavil w as able lo
in
flowery
language
to
the
fond
Awnirgs
Th
o'clock.
orange tapers, also tied with but
'•M‘ are new in color
i p l r d n n .if r l l ,
lirm illllrn .
thrive.
Mu! the farm ers rotated thn-ir crops and tlie boll
Frederick In "Madame V*
Parent, who begins bargaining and arid design, fa ll
t lf+i p r o i r r n i n .
IN ’till', latest alcoholic long
honoring the teachers terfly bows
black tullo.
Tho
•»tialido, ol'
Pauline
Frederick
Inis
suiiuinbed
Ilf ai'honl *9*tem v.eavil disappeared.
A small town iij
iu south
south G e o rg ia erect- exploit there figured two machine
|rd Schools, from H to Place curds were fastened to min to the lure of the English stage. terminates with making a contract. Ay.rite i i . T. Hallman, I2(! S. HryP A IN T IN G AND
W l j t | p o v l l l o t t f u r I nr r er t nr t f
tl! inches.
New palterus, guaranteed fast
«n
St.
the Woman's Club, iature baskets filled with salted She will arrive in London early in
l e d a monument to the boll weavil because it showed (hem guns, public streets swept with
Plaids nod solid colors, Regular SI “ ..Ml values
This
con
tains
tho
price
at
which
D E C O R A TIN G
bullets,
two
killed,
three
wounded.
.t
joint
I’nrcnt-Teachnuts and mints. A t 1 o’clock a October with the intention ,.f p„r- I the girl is to he handed over und
“ dors, per yard—
Miey could raise stunt H u n g on their land besides cotton.
for I wo da vs—
More killings will come within a
I B VERSE FOR TODAY
pns
of
the
city.
tempting
four
courne
luncheon
wus
I ei haps in a few ye a rs some enterprising southern city week. U'e police say, for tie'
trnyfng "Mndume X ” , under the i,,n advance must he made ' The’
Phone 568-W
V;
( lull will hold regu- served.
management of Louis
Mncloon. , IT»rl then, . belongs
to h* r ’suitor,
■Wo r d v e r i f i e d -And w‘ll ,,rL,<,t » monument to 1926. Th at is. if the farm e rs O’ltanion gang, having lost two
.
ind .-bower for chilCovers were laid for Mrs. Ernest Miss Frederick hnB played that role i Lovi omkine is then nt nn end. Tho
r O Ood of Israel, let Th.v actually learn the lesson and vve believe they will,
2608 Sanford Ave.
men,
will
demand
double
blood
|ut 3:l>0 o'clock at tho IJousholder, Mrs. Floyd
(M e r
Palmer on stage and in motion pictures.
: "ir begins her labors for her new
IlJH-ny Thee, be m rifji d.
, William Moore Scott Mrs. Percy Mcrn, Mrs. C. R Kirtproduction will reduce prices no m atter wlmt Mm it may he pnv
lord, often under the whip. This
< Thou upeiikest UMlli Th
Icy, Mrs. La Verne Hurt, Mr-.
in.
T h e t ot ton g ro w e rs pianled too mm h cotton and
continue;
iliroughnu! her voting
lt;P 1 Kings K:2l>.
U HII.F THE hootb’g tmig- Ijglit j
She
Teaches
Engineering
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ aa M a aB a aa B ca aa aB jigi'. a i a a a a a i a D g B i i i n
Braxton L. Perkins, Mrs. W. A
1‘H*’ •’»"'* w h e n s h e l . n o l o n g , ,• a b l e
naturally lh<< price o f cotton fell.
If half ol I host f a n n e r s | out polio- t urs dash through t Im
M
ONTCLAIR.
N.
.1
\it
[Owens, >i ho has the Lcfflcr and Mrs. Wiggins.
I Y E R - -Surely, O Card, the I had planted corn, or if every fa rm e r had
L"
h -" d t a - k - . i , a - » a s i d e
No
MI AMI t k i i i i m :
•’»' ■
’• Slimmer abroad, during wlm li I f o r a n e w a n d l o u n g e r b r i d e , w h o
allied bis fa rm
,M',, . catching nobody.
|mc guest of Miss Le
kteous shall -give thunk-, unta
fault
<
>
t
the
police.
Ttiev
1
amiol
<•* nn lies wide. All new P a t t e rn s .
sh” addressed inti riuitimial gather a l s o t r e a t s h e r a s a s l a v e
Hxtra good ipialily l or J o per yard. Special
in corn and tot ton equally divided, the supply o f cotton
the ji:i-I month at
name.
mu. to i>c said in i.i
gill*--, what bootlegger is pr.p.e 1
••ig'i
in
England.
Switzerland,
and
world,
winch
is
till
amply
tor l wo (lavs
Central Avenue,
stock,'
would have hi t n only h alf what il is today and' the demand mg lus aiMihine gun I'm In
■>-'u - of any ...i t.
II Hand Dr. Lillian M. Gill,ret!,
with I hat e.mi in.xlil \. 1an l.«
for
In
r
home
in
I
..........
Plans
Her
No;
would have been twice as g n a t .
Then* would have been enemies.
1
I"' beginning of lileralurc •'V a little kin.liiness, friun dm<"
I’ KK Y A R D
CATS
Slic will lie nccontlias re tu rn ed l„ her
her eleven children
eh,Idreo ; I.I ».\’l ><IN.
» p,
s | „ | , k -.vo •
The
bootleg
barrage
waI.u.I
been
favorite
villainno necessity nl storing three or four million bah
"
’bo
could
easily
I.esloW
it,
of
industrial
cn
iiniil next
|hv Mi. and Mrs. E,
and to her school
m Smith, the novelist, beli. v’es that
g '( After Mrs, K. W. Harvey)
down dii'e.tlv m front ■.f the Hotel
i ■ and <|ozeus of geher,i
• outinuou.H from 1 p. m. to
j year.
i family who will
Hid even die “ kind Words which
(From (I. K.’s Weekly)
*' !'.1M,',r’
' ' '" v N "h u h ills! glow mid are not
|Name cathedral, and . lose n. «h,. (
leaders have been taught '■o 1 nothing and are worth much'*
11 p. m. end
lit
Jacksonville.
Her family mid career has made 1Hi.,light out caicfuilv in advance
God had finished tin* shell «>f
Among tho many social affairs
•' l Item.
home of Mr. r,oekefel|.‘r's d: ug
■'ire
hard bn some peopb- to
her
a
better
mother,
Mrs.
Giibrcth
I'•••'
generally
pretty
hard
reading,
f>th|rtgs, the big lands and the
TO D AY
or Wednesday .one of the most en
ptcsenl sitiiutinn in the eotti.n belt i;, cue vvhi. h local t e r n o t h i n g lacking, in i".nee
i something very repul say I(nit they remain unsaid.
irs. I) I,. Tlmrsher joyable was the bridge luncheon believes. She stepped into her hu- .
l
o
r
a
u
d
a
e
i
l
v.
<
1
tmginess.
which
ia
s
w a l l b Willi the keenest interest.
Th ere is
"11“ ' Marriage Clause"
liie person w ho Is leheral with
Custis Moiulny wher** given by Mrs. Hawkins Connelly hand's shoes when he died on th")
[ mountain and volcanoes, such
------- lot in *«I ell i-lilies* hunl to hid It-1 t'C'tl'lTil >ugge-(ions when they are
Is working for the Industrial growth of Sanford,
"•*h Fanris llitshiiiun* Billie
lesson which a celery trrmver may learn from cotton.
■id ii few days with for members of the young matrons eve s»f a business trip to Europe, j
“ 'Thty things ns these,
< OI.PMBCN |»AV is over, ami,
la'.ause il has none of that nee,led. who is always ready to 1
Dove
Inothcr, Mrf. E. L. I iKhwIay Duplicate Bridge Club. Four days later she was on her way
and the C ity’s development ns a tourist center.
Th ere is little d a n g e r o f flooding the m arkets with you could prohalil v count mi \our '
Ml ruTors line* »lu*cr chiffon and licnw lliread milk. Some
rit He'd make the furry
"ig o f self in it which ap
Corned)
spoid
a
little
dine
with
a
sick
to
fill
his
place.
Hy
thc
bn their return they
tigs, the swift things anil celery.
Seminole County fa rm e rs do not have to w o rry fingers those in vour circle (hat lM'H‘s 1“ tlllist Ilf Us.
Baskets and bowls o f red rndioorlli as hi^li as $2.50 per pair. SjN’cial for two diys«
“
Hold
Still"
iie.puiinlanee. who can slop and
Daughters Ilf Wesley
Her course in motion study bear |
»e to their friends a t ' mice roses and deep hued zinnias
sleek,
nnout new la rm e rs toniing into this section, new farm's thought, ns much as two minuti ■ Hut the money miser is not the
Milano News
in tdi v I lie curiosity of a child
nf Mr. and Mrs. J.) combined with greenery accentuabout the ways of men
nlxiut Columbus.
. meanest miser.
or inicrest him in something at I
opposite
Rose
Court
|h dull day of lhe week being set out in eelery, or an over-production of celerv
“
tod
the
colors
of
fred
hnd
green
His achievehicut can lie summed
Die gil! to other people of the
From 1 to ii p. ni.
l h e pres,.Ut .•onsumption o f eelery is only a small part o f up in few words:
jme on lark Avenue! in the living room, while in tho
1wealth "dial ’he ’hoards would he, hand, is a public benefactor.
In Front of
Vml,
cvciyhody
can
do
tins
if
doled.
( e heir wus made,
FRID AY
“ He did not lielieve th
what it should be.
P ro p e r advertisin g methods, such as
dining room pink, lavender and
Hua . of doubtful value, unless it w ere1so disposed.
kndtl
nd tho taint) was made,
said it could not he (lone.
yellow
were
tho
colors
used,
1Riven sricui ideally where it would I Ibis is n form of wealth which1
Ailccn Pringle and Hen Lyon
ftndjthe dog and the kangaroo, “ S r , V " r l' ,r l l " |,ul r m ; l r,,l« i « ••w ry « « l a r.,0 .1 ntin.
aril, who is attending
1do
good,
In tlie
the most good.
The luncheon table was laid with
Articles Suitable for
wi.ulil Put rrii-ry i.u .‘very
.....I a..- ili'ina>..l wiailil hr
Jthe sharp
I It has been foum thut merely j we ill possess m an utiliiniled d<
. little rat,
Florida
at
GaincsIt \ N i hi ■ usual course,
a
handsome
luce
cloth,
the
center
|
In
Jg,'"e, and which we cun share with 1
•so K*eat that all the land in Seinmoh County i mild not
A n d’ (the blundering but,
rive here Friday to being graced with a silver basket
■ the World, waot liei
pro- ,
give
others
money
merely otli. i at in. . ,.s|
double to mu
And’ the goat, and the gaunt dttce enough to meet it.
Ick-cinl
with
his
par'i l,i pains, and a- i
And
a
variety
of
home
cn.d,,.,!1
filled with {link rose buds and ago"The Great Dcrvplion"
likes lliem feel rich for a while, -e i;,, —
i*M M n n n m m * n u M M n * u u m n m m u m n m u M n n n n m m M M n n m i
.
foods and takes.
1
Mrs. John Sehi rued rntum. A t the four corners were
Kill t here is d an g er o f t hat land I'bi.v m g mil " It fin nn is
1 In- cr.'du Wi. - ........ :>ud seic,. to lu lin id o tialiii^ ,|'
x>. !'<* mu,(
Coined)
there ale I'.'.iple
mean
nn Tenth Street.
See Ih-pluv at
1 ind <dlie)'- Hud de
bending 111 (hem whirl, slum make
silver candlesticks holding lighted 1
coniimie to raise celery m |/]
“ Wide \nnki"
sani(‘ plitci* venr i i I'Ii t year
"• thousand others to keep ns
pint..I
dial
i
hey
will
not
b>
vellow tapers. Marking the place
(■relit
This 1,.rdb|I.„i ■Ihnie pooler II,an they w e e ' ■in1 1
Mihine News
ii kind in koup US III s k i l l s a n d ( he time u ill surely come wlii'n. even if hugs iln mil kill
I ' l i o n c 1211
Puffin, formerly of of the guests were ipiaint, old
mutli as a pleasant gh.Uee dy
• .ft*
eu turn -d for ii .In
So the in. me .( mist i i, m
Ib '1 crop, the quality v> ill la considerably reduced,
to
make
nthi
is
happf
and
who
Inn"'
“
f
Jacksonville,
,
in..
1.1
y
mis'
1
U S *"
Hishiotied
girls
wearing
bouffant
•bW'-'ri
Thr
Ith#
ndlient thing.
bore Tlimsdny after- frocks in the pastel tints. Favors1
experience of farmers
It is the noser who refuses to 1(•aHy eii|oy i.ho sorrows which,
mo
’ iffish thing,
Jiix the guest of Mrs. 1of dainty sachets carrying out the
tin* |....eti..
........ .
»‘= « ' ” - 0 Ooa | 1 ES. d I I I MRS came here he use his power of helpfulness and they sec all alxnit them Init which
t *
± r a. W
1.
u|
Of c ro p s " is lhe best method,
, most lovnble
|nt her honie on Mag- ciilor scheme were given the
l“ i.' Columbus, but Hmi menus id kindliness ui -such 11 wily as they do not happen lo have Itnuny e a rs cotton larm ers had thought that
selv
es.
M
ol
lung
V
'lentil
engine
w;i.
ex
J. ;
guests.
••How others to benefit bv it.
l i. ! '" ! . '
i
,i; ii" r ' , iiui ....... ....
o,,.t .................
Weetest, most incompie
that nothing
Ise was worth both
' ng.
not lung .else
b o th e rin g w ill,
\ „ „ hibited in.*i e 1.1:111 dv.i t tiousniid
I hfse me the meanest misers. '•
11 is the man who m a rl s at a
During the afternoon a most j
Jblc thing
irs. Iti. laud Twitched interesting
•“ ‘O' ago in die Sernpion, til iluld or scowls a t him whull lie
list ov 1 ring III.)
icy a re 'list
n.d only that a c hange m the cm,
game
of duplicate
'I
u
e.\
get
no
more
profit
out
of
t H e *de Was the romiral Cat.
IDavtuiio Reach spent bridge was played, the scores for
A leXiin.ll i.i
I lint does n»,t lilll't i d l e r s lug childish friendship.
prodm es better cotton lint also tluit it
'* is
' more ailvant
i el u .aI to give uliai they have,
O T f c U W t l l i n n i Ke an Seymour.
lag n u is lhe invenl'O- Hud uuikes the pine 1 It is lhe man who, when he can
I®re
in
ti,t.
guests
of
the game being kept on tallies cor- ■
than do l lie gold hoarders.
|
- ■.
------- s>
jlm n i an reonom ical point o f view .
I lent xieress,
Key.
I brighten pi few minutes of aimth
responding
with the place cards.
And
curiously
enough
they
stand
.pcopi'lo read Herald ads |
------ ------()___
1 ( dninloi- wn b.||..wed liy prne er pcrxoi/s life by a pleasant word in their own way. for they might | u « i n . !! ’V,a:so.nit*
c g.
, “ 'e (irizes, powiler jars, were w on 1
Phone 75
ty know it pays them j
S a l u r d n v — I V s il iv e ly th“ l :W
deal Mlcee-s
hook ji, Chicugo, , nr two refuses to give it.
T H E W A I . I . S T R E E T Journal savs that
“ V 1 Mrs. |hy Mrs. J. I). Woodruff and Mrs.
NAVE hy giving us your sidewalk, driveway and foufl
gel intinilt» lomfort and happiness
"good political I Sea,tie. New Vork, Boston, Sun
nkht
nmiioed
to
Or-.
Densil
Stufford.
1 I* i* th*' employer who when mil oi helping lo make oihers glad tion work.
I Shepherds can gel along without er,'„,ks."
Last Ditv o f O u r
Alt work guaranteed.
57 1
Dot the Wall Diego, and re -pc I ( ..lunilius
on; " lii'iv they spent.1 Those enjoying this pretty party
somebody lias done an (sperialh that they are alive.
tonrlfl the only crop in Amor S tfe e l paper lias never seen j| dnm vv here i| lives.
I -~
! untdeasant job for him is so afraid
, were: Mrs. Densil Stafford, Mrs
^ el . ut of pure niggardliiM.
that doc ■n't ha/e to |my an mIN I IIK b*'sl known .lupunese I "I 11 demand for nn advance of pnv
(I
J. l>. Woodruff, Mrs.
Raymond
friends of \|,
sllli'lde. I lie genl li niiin. opening the 1that lie will not express his ap ol spirit they leniaiu misers, and
Ford, lo r tom orrow and it Heeds
;;s ‘ arolj Phillips, Mrs. Ben D. Cnsweli, Mrs I
'heat
themselves
as
vvell
as
their,
" n i l nl In. abdomen with a sharp |>leel.ltloll.
r 'vo Wonderful Marinins
“ H« ruling Michigan 1Robert J. Holly, Jr., Mrs.
I do not p ra y ;
m .juaiiitanccs mu ,,f what they 1 CUNSHINC
Bg wo eat) lie llumkrul
knife, do,'inflowels hilnself.
Will be interested to Potter, Mrs. James Ridge! W. W.
JIRVICL ....................................................
A
gr
eat
deal
of
dmil.le
in
die
emiId
well
afford
to
give,
I
*jf isn’t cotton. al least,
Keep me from stain o f Sill,
has Ih'i'u pledged to
ing no sign of pain. Thai
courage.
•lust fo r today
• Sororiety.
•
I ’
{)K' t me no w ron g nor idb vv on
'!• It) Chicugo are Maid to lie
ft’
crran.
who
hits
been
*
t;
IT
tT||
(ilT
A
W
A
/
A
.
of
Tnki.i,
s r. I 'E T EK S H i ut ; i \ i m ; i ‘ i : x i i ! : \ |'
I Ml bu lking say ;
ntf.^rom shell shock due lo
■*b appointed in love, Ine.l a new
|daughter. Mrs. I>. L.
ntgrmotis racket of die gang
Set I hmi a seal upon my lips
wav. and ale him-elf u, .h-adi. In ilii' work of icsfuc and cure of l ) the liiingi;
N' past few days,
They
not
on
ly1
( i j f t ine guns.
•bisi lo r today.
U illi In- hard hearted, .uloe. .I^one j tlie injured and destitute in die rat hired -uppltc but also dmtrih I
'"• her home in
Jusl A r riv e d
ii.,i where tlie liurriruiu' exaeted uted them vvi-« !y atul careful!; and'
m i (c |he (aide I c m Inm. he de
1
anon
W
ilberfuri
Mtonco Tulmudge and tier
On
Wednesday
afternoon
Mrs
hheraiely stuffed hiim.elt with rice , s<> heavy a toll m lives and prop- brought order out of chaos. They |
d Arc to soupamttf. -Tampa |
i curry, eggs, pom ing down whisky I ••<»>. the' lead was taken hv the bad been trained to meet sudd
Jewell returned home V'erne C. Messenger wns a charmI
11A
I
S
A
(
,
(
)
(
)
|)
imovc
on
11).,
leu
|
ocean lioneyiiioons '
. .. , ill<r hostess Wednesday when she
Aoiericnn
I.egii.u
and
it
was
the
Soon
fnmi (juitmnn, Gu.
pari o f th «■ s la te d irec to r !|and a worse drink, sake
emergencies and they nu t Hu . I
Hcnpnrnl ion.
»'t g ra m m a r and p rim ary schools
•S(H'Jlf the
' | ^ k w« k CntcJ t,,i".ad Ut bridff? ttt hor hon" ’
former
sorvice
na
n
who
were
first
h
e
was
unionseii.il'
and
hi
a
few
iti regard lo school libra- l
sue with the same charurten <tn t
v ---------o-c-------. will) - visiting her i on Myrtlo nvonuc, tho players be
t ics. I f hoys and girls a n
hours, dead.
on the scene and who gave the that wen* <Us)>lay«*<l when thry
given access to in te re stin g books |
Flapper
Plays
ing the members of Gude T v m e '
Inpt
"
i'"
t
efficient
aid.
From
St.
I'ct
.
chosen to suit th eir age and
flapper j»Iii
pin y k
Bridge Club.
reaiIi" ) r a b ility , and are th en ;
l.KT I S r.n.e..... . f.„ •nr good ' 1 ,,,,rK *tld many other Florida Stopped the ( !i noun's at Chateau
I hiiTry an din I hr ArKr«»nru> forest.
Riven encourage me nl to read them
'Neat
eaUi the silvery iiioon
Hallowe'en suggestions together!
mriic leaves Friday
• bey w ill ton n Ji lik in g , l‘,ul "hat Ml tiitavva/.a did in a I 1,111 s ,,iat w,' " ‘
bit hy the
The Independent takes o ff it.-’ i
is so rare
with baskets filled with tm ingc!
!'"• ,,,1,‘ ,ks 1l,a‘ Will be o f in,.stimuli!.’ ' able lo them Ih rou gh - Jfew hours, nun- tenths ..f u- do ln I'lrdde storm, the American l.e
,
•
i-•
where
he
will
nal
to
ihi*
A
mrrirain
Legion
i»i
. uke in June?
lahoui half a normal lifetinie. Too l'
out 1heir bv es. An* S an ford
sent men a- well as money Fhu nlii. The St p, lershurg p.. • 1
brrhief. ,.f |,is brothei. zinnias, and ferns were used in
lai.vs ami g irls g iv en lk , b a m e
HjAg’jpistrong, ia Times I
to read pli-m \ <, 1 e llle l la tm n g books V
nuieli eal ing or w rong eating or I i,," ‘ suPI’‘ >*'s Tliev went into the ••speciallv ile-etves the salute. It I
I'* Miss Ann Karl decorating the rooms where the
both kill the great majority Sen devastated area and worked day vyas the Legion m the Sunshiu" i
"ill
he solemnized, guests assembled for play.
er plays
11
•t(«
Tin* (listini'tivi* and fasviaim Copeland, win. i,. also a doe ami night. They gave themselves
Tallis done in black cuts, witch
•'it.V that pushed the relief work I
the silvery moon
es and other Hallowe'en ideas were
1or, ays “ hull of what we eat a- well us their worldly goods for that got the relief trains that went
natinK
styles
of
these
new
mot'o rare
used in keeping scores for the ex
|keeps IIS alive, till other half keeps lhe relief nl tlie storm sufferers. out of St, I'etershurg and that
arrivals will please the
is IT U N L U C K Y 7
ir
uke in June.
ceptionally interesting game of
; It was not more their efficiency sent efficient men into thl1 strick
11he doctors alive.’
►
’OUT i .a i i d k k m a i .e n e w s
most
fastidious woman.
bridge.
For having high score,
! Hum their willingness to serve that' cn sections to |u.|,, Up. suffering.,
I
o r* Mo good 'newspapermen i
Suedes,
velvets and patent
Mrs.
.T.
I).
Inahet
received
a
Int"
1
counted
for
so
much
The
experI SECRETARY MEl.I.dN, whose
MipiTsi ii inti vnrics in cfinr- er Hill was s e u c l
I he city officials did their part t
£6MflMty the Turn pa Tribune
book, while the second high score
i " i" e gained during the world win"
I
fortified.
|
management
Inis
elearcd
awa
v
-ev
leather
are‘ here seen in
Imt jt was the Legion Umt insist" I
•ll
In u hpec ml hide Hem m-ler anil degree, but it is m im, • | •hi 1'iiday, Oct
Socie- prize, a box o f both powder, went
. 1777. Hur oi thousand millions ,.f ..ur mi |‘ Maided them to to perform their mi St. Peter .long sending a relief
both 'Oxfords and pumps
I1
Raptist
Church
held
own where all "heads " f us. There are some who would >Ifo.V lie Sill rondel ell
th
Sii ratogu
to Mrs. A. W. Lowe. For failing
|••'•"al debt, say- Mussolini’s gov I task- more clfcrtivcly ami better
faceting
af- to score her points and honors
, web» don't break and eohinnis never sl;.,t ,.u „ hug touinev or
with either low or high
•hi Friday. Si pi.
l Tan. Bene- einineiit is n,. h.ugt'i ii »,ne man |and they were properly given tram and Unit gathered the sup ’
plies
and
then
look
these
thing*!
Rapti-t church. The Mrs. D. (!. Howard was awarded
rut.ni'r to lit the niim
diet A i Hold's IrenHugo e lectric tu rb in e s are now
heels. Values to $10.
first came maelune.
charge of the distribution of eup- tu the places where they wvi e i
truiisaei
any
essential
business
mi
the the low score prize, a dainty hun J
to light.
Igruphs tiiiiied out with
Air. Mellon sees in Aliissoliui, |dic-. It was the men of the l.e-' iwedc.l immediately after the I,low.
being delivered to the new S u p e r
, I-1 iilay. Others even those that1 Du Fi i lay, Oct. Ih, 17H1.
lav.
president, Mrs. Volio made handkorchief.
1.01,1 with whom he has had long con cu.n who were in the front in
lhe Legion has proved itself in 1
HF *- : ...... 'be suggestion that they me! •’or uwullis •suri'elideicd at ^ orl. versa I ions, not merely “ one of the Miami, in Moore Haven, Holly- [
Pow er E le c tric G en e ratin g S tatio n
,
Lato in tho afternoon the hostess
Iporls
many ways, but the work in th" I
lltlun ia a failure, and Mipdrstiti^is often find it j UHt town.
c read from served pineapple cake topped with
worlds mmi vigorous pcrsonuli wood and Ft. Lauderdale, where confusion that followed the hurri I
out
In the E v e rg la d e s n ear D anio
Vfko mount) ready to admit
. " l . ? .s,,mving that whipped crcuni, und fruit punch. : ‘W e Say It W ith Valuea"
I “convenient” to postpone until an
lies, but a sound organization •bore was heavy Idas from the high cane really showed the great villue
C u t-O ff C t o I.
j)i_tIt Ih because a great
hud been nmnifes309 E. First Street
winds.
In
Miami
the
Legion
men
Tho players were: Mrs. D. C
builder.
Mr. Mellon has proved
think il is smart to "thcr time anything thev consider
"l’. P'M't month. The Howard, Mrs. B. R. Gray and •
-i t up cook tents mid served meals ut the Legion to this conimunit■' I
inmort
that
he
knows
something
about
octant,
It required 13 c a rs to hau l tho
and to the Mate uf Florida.
’ I
,’:)heir bruins that they
"""to,I the following
Yet Aimriciin liistor.v is filled 1
organization.
Ask his business
•
p a rts of a single tu rb in e from factory
fa and get away with
Mrs. R. a
competitors.
with
iuiportnnt
incidents
that
oc
,
1
,,s
Migeles
is
slipping.
lhe
Now ii
tarwlse they would bo
to plant. T h e shell of e a ch turblno
!',n"' Service, Mrs. e !
lie
says
Alus-nlihi's
organi/acurred mi Friday. In fuel, vve of l*wl|»it. not the movies, furnished
• rcss, Mr„ £J Q
even attempt.
MIAMI
H
E
R
A
L
D
w
eighs
8
9
tons.
T
h
ere
will
be
two
■
•ion is sound anil there should lie
(lie western hemisphere would nev-| “ “ • 'em - greatest sensation
. Your
■— o ----------'. “ K business had^
of th e se turbines.
time enough for him to build
______
U : rk is a necessity for most penCapone tells u good er have come to he whnt vve are if
*»
social
hour
was
' strongly. He is a young man vet."
work theie must he a clear rccogni- |
chance to
^ would about as soon
Hint tell the storv
ule Of that there is no ipiestion.
T h is plant and the one j^t Sanford
tion
*'f (be necessity of work. If one 1
■
* 0f Chlcugo's gangsters
Wife's
Parents."
1
l.ven
if
one
assumes
that
it
is
M R. MELLON added a paren
On Friday, (let l“ .‘ ))„•.,.
" ( ,,U
are being built for the purpose of
buy your
'K~ ■■ him. Ho “ abhors
I hesis. ‘ Thill is, of course, if theV jt-omeihing reprehensible and alto- Is continually lighting it be cannot
of the rum running Ilimbus diseovered tho • western 1
possibly cnio.v it |f )„, will accept
providing citie s and co p im u n ltle a
The Pi lin o of Wales didn't full
(browing bombs at him.*'
' |geihrr undi'sirable, il is at lunst
fall
M il
;»e of his wife and lit- henus(ibeie I.and was reported bv
1something that cannot 1m escaped. 111
belonging to Immunity and to
one
of
bis
sailors,
Rodrigo
de
Tri
with
dependable pow er i t la ta co st
"
f
f
any
Shetloud
pomes
lust,
week
'
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','
1
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“
‘V
big
if.
Hut
courage
10 dncHii't think or the
It
makes
little
diffcicnci
wlu thor himself u- ;i tminim being, and will
,,vu" »*K«in.st Immbs. it
|
o'clock In the morning lint it wns lent tied, on the highest
linery at I
H e'boy o f t h e other " n?*(
than ca n be furnished from •n y
“ Ke works with bruin nr hand, no try
On
I
rnhiy.
March
(1
,
I
IPO,
llcni
v
authority,
Hint
he
is
„„t
to
nun
rv
T
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urnK'’s
a,"
‘
''itimiilates
the
l.nmli
|
ha soils hliii poison I \'|]
(o find tile Wo,k to which lie.
deniable
tiling
is
ever
accomplish
other
so
u
rce.
tin
gavi* John ( allot his coininisdaughter -of King Alfonso. ' j H»rower, and prolongs life. M,(- |
very low
rot^ out Ins insides. 1
ed save by way of labor. A great is best adapted and mhich lie cun!
W ig g in s
was tho
*
solini has coiinig.
smn to pursue the discovery of
■y-yu— -- . prices.
many people think they could have best ‘ In. Ik* |..1S taken the first step*
In
, Wednesday
to a recent inspur, me America, which rcsulle.l in ' the
A m nrniy ,.mn m Washington 1 T H IN K IN G DOES mak- ,t so. airanged the universe on a better toward having fim j„ ),js |„|,or
in she critertuim.d at
finding o f North America.
|
ian moral coudltioiis
Htlks without Vocal curds, That's
Handsome models in vel
' *. bjn luncheon at
On Friday, August ■“ X, ||50J|, nothing. U.ts of
I '.ometlmea.
Mrs Victoria Ir.-vc! •dan. but it is too late now. Man
I here mil: t also lx a recognition
oing to the proverliial
people talk who hisk, .‘10, Ilf Detroit, consulted i has to work.
vets.
felta and silks, in a
Henry Hudson ilisidVcre.l Die Del liuve nothing to
Nothing Will Be Put Aw ay Until the Article Haa
.**" thc
Magnolia
' •)
of tile crentiv
“ tots |)L,ln|f
*y•»** fhore huppeu to aware tiver.
SUV.
{Many Articles Besides lhe Ones
r
• il|,>lity of his work.
There is only one way to evade
variety
o
f
styles
are
selling
fortune
teller,
who
.-aid,
"\,m,
will
Been Paid For ; ;
011 Jnore women in the
Ibigters
Bridge
Club,
Will Be Sold-*-Watch Our
Dm Friday, Sept, n, icoti, thj
die n suicide.” The woman, brood •be unpleuHont implications of toil. lm m tivfe,,nTt
| npw for—
‘ “ l1 “ r‘’ directly
there* uro men. In
The worker secs the fin
rmini where tlie
■
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n■
Nyhai I his, country needs i>
mg over the predii I ion, killed her ' b u ih by turning it into play. The) ished
there urc two million Half Moan entered New York hay.
nr.xln.-i ,,f his effort, and
■prend for play
On Friday August 21, 1020. tho 4-1-1Oh ,.cr cent fevvCr radio
self with poison. The fortune tell dean of Raddiffe I'ollegc recently
' finds the artist s joy in it
V.
It women according
t)thpranas,
made a apcech to the studenta in
er
Will
g o to prison, if I aught.
i
,,r
from
Southampton
i
... V
CHpccmllv in manufneiure see
IWO,. Yet our in tlie
(lie huocUwtdl.
Spoetiwoll.
winch aha emphasized the necessity ers,
only u
4•
/
„
J
<an,t b« brofffad
.
Values
Up
to
$12.50
Lhe fin«»hed
THE tlN H A P P Y vvoutun’s fute “ t nuttlnir jffy into work, if work la p ^ ,m / „ ,i’“ L purt
*\Y4 •
^h.nr ( y* J ebi.22’
- .Note
ia r irto
L M1** Tilden. Bobby Jones f urtunat«t)r rare, reminds you that to he
1
i
J,*ck
utninsey—i
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This
id fail, victims of cm
oft:
h'hr
S U i,
sT>t*
jjf>a' |.7j
JrMltH
j :;-ri
■ f •A >v
’ -‘•'■A
U .* l
iWTIecUd
w
Social
lendar
W IG H T EN T ER T A IN S f o r
M EM BERS OF FO R TN IG H TLY CLU B
Specials For Friday
m
SIX YARDS BEST PAJAMA CHECKS
AND BLEACHING
liJ’VT
t % '
$ 1.00
.Tho Woman’s
F. A WALT
66X80 ALL WOOL
DOUBLE BLANKETS
EVEREAST PRINTS
$ 9 .9 5
39c
Am usem ents
CRETONNE
MISERS
Mrs. L . H. Connelly
Entertains at Bridge
Luncheon Wednesday
Your Chamber
or Commerce
19c
L A D IE S' SILK
$1 .0 0
YOUR M E M B E R S H I P IS
NEEDED NOW. JOIN OR RE
NEW .YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
t
m
M .
Saturday, October 16
$ 1 . 9 5 "Am
The Piffffly Wijfff|y
Christmas Gifts
A dvertising M eans Business
m
Mi Lady’s Shoppe
Today
The Y o w ell Com pany
J
[V
Final
WIND-UP [!
Cement Contracting 0
72 Price
DISSOLUTIONSALEIS
e ^ v /1
FALL
FOOTWEAR
Mrs. Verne Messenger
Entertains Members
Of Gude Tyme Club
THU LKGION SKKVKS
h
s
tl
A l
S
AL
j Only
CLOSING OUT
CERTAIN LINKS
SALE
Pearls
Our pearls consist of the fa
mous Swan, Deltah and La
Tulsa. F>ery pearl in our
store will be sold at—
% 2 ri
fj'y Society
rood Meeting
T U R B IN E S
i
$ 11.50
Missionary
Tuesday
ll'rc.-ided over hy
Kronen’s
$3 .9 5 T0 $6 .9 5
MILLINERY
TOM SIMS
4 0 Y AND WORK
LW a^ir.iVh .!;rf
s
iFiSri!1"®,
rgins Hostess
|ny Morning
ige-Luneheon
Cards for Every
Occasion
Birthday, wedding, anniversary,
friendship cards have, just arrived!
See our complete line of
com pany
M*w?th* r d, fernrt
g
—
All of
L PRICE
These
Articles
Dinner Gongs
Mentioned
Will Make
One lot of Chinese Dinner
Gongs, on stands.
These
make acceptible gifts—
Lovely
Wedding
i PRICE ___
Christmas arid
Anniversary
Service Sets
Gifts
Beautiful four-piece Silver
Service Sets, several patterns.
a
iPRICE
With the most appropriate thoughts,
artistically decorated.
FLO RID A
PO W ER & LIGHT
mm
HOSE
■MAKING ROOM FOR
NKW FALL STOCK
Flower Baskets
Artistic designs in white glass
and colored crystals. Three
days at—
* PRICE
China
One set of 50 Bavarian China.
Handsome pattern—
i PRICE
Ladies’ Hand Bags
An assortment of Ladies’ '
Leather Handbags. Just off
Fifth Avenue*
v
i PR
. •IC
^E'
i
C ash
.
'2 .» 5 . ”
7 .9 5
^relVd0°mth°
m r^iL L L u .
Saturday
,
&
�i 11;
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[ 19— Building Contractors.
Dally Herald
Big* Storm Forecast I Aiaiwmn win be prepared to offFor October 15 and 16 efui "runs
,lrlvi"k
' rapid"°m
Tccpasses,
hwilh
and
shoVt
Big
TenConference TeamsFORDHAM TO BE
Prepares Have Many Inju riesA s They OUT OF ORLANDO
Southern A n d P r e p a r e For Next Games GAME SATURDAY
■ f e t s o n f i p i i l n r* I f a! « S 3 with
Jfr!Stagg Begins Work
i ’ u t o n s u h in g i
WAflHINOTON. 0^1
R. K. Smith, of New ■
appointed by Preside*!
today a member „f q j
Hoard to succeed J, jj i
signed.
AD. RATES
‘ash In Advance
CLARKTNcrr SMITH
General Contractor
<300 West First Street
At Phone 441
i t . will be received
SS-
f o u n t s a. lh c S tore8 .
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BBB000 0 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ 0 0 0 0 B00 0 M BBBB
7 4 - A p lT m e n T F
or Rent
a n d ir o n s
fo5— I.ois For S a t
E & H O T K G A M E betw een
ALABAMA
Experience
fht LetterMen DRAWS INTEREST
j
annual tine imttie andfor twoin!Pennsylvania Game
■Sm
1 90— Automobiles For Sale
take ns randy, nnd won’t upset the
I stomach.
<>ni« woman gained ten pounds
■ - 1 1
1i" ’ weiity two days. 00 tablets, Co
DODGE BROTHERS
"•PC'.
Ask Union Phariiiacy „ r ,
" ,v 'iruggisl f,„- McCoy’s ( 'ml | jv |
I b'ldlTS
0,1 ' '"upouml 1’ahlut.i and if v„ „
l 0,,'t
«< least 5 pounds in .10 j
P E L L GOOD USED CARS
J;,v< V"ur driiggj.it, is aiillu"li/.! l| t 1
IB-5 Dodge C,nq„.
I’’*t"i Vou buck 1he no.■lo y you p.,i,J
S|"-‘nal A Sedan lor them.
C h ic k e n fn e d id S n o w ^ J
1J^.l— 1lodge ( 'iHipe
IMist on McCoy’s,
i;K. original
nj-j,,,.. ■'
'P.v’s. the
1t»2:i- Dodge Touring
d
r i f t is jfritrd c h i c k c i i s t )
“ toi geneJne.
K"
/lily.
UI23— Dodge Punel Truck
its b e s t — a n d f r i e d
1020— Graham I 1-2 T „ Truck
F re d S to n e R e tu rn s
c h ic k e n
a t its b c t t l
M ILLER O. PH ILIPS, Inc.
io B ro a d w a y T h e a te r
d o e s n 't d e b d a n y f t c 6 f
j’ U R N ISH K I) apartment. Wnter,
'1Kr
nch8’ corner 11th.
week, lio i
r rciich,
-
('ouch Wallace Wade has been roJAM ES n COW A N — A ll kinds of
and collector sent
"GREEN'S
bi»r,MiI"i/1" 1
“ ti corner
1^ <
n
*
r i u v K i r i u n y i n j u i i ' ' * ' * SANT
• « * A C! A EA , Calif.. Oct. 14.
! F o ,{ RUNT.^-Vlnfumisltcxh
Tin and Sheet Metal Work
four mi, Molly Avenue for $:{2HIMII)
for payment,
ticent concerning his team's mode
Thi
— t/i i Storms of “ attenuated in
toom
iipartuient.
Iluih
MICE
SETS
..
10c
a
-line
roum,
1
mi
except
ionaI
buy,
see 11.-.
Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
of attack, but so far this yoar it
screen porch. 211 I Jiiirol A v c .. quick. U rms nin be arranged,
.... 8c a llna
tern *v" •••”* ' ri t nit for Oct. 15
I’hnnc lofl-W.
has been varied. It is apparent
X Tu "
d Street Tel»•'EE OUR WINDOWS
..... 7c a line
arid 1 ’> ,
. .. ' i f J. S. Rickard,
Two G
that he is more deeply .concerned
I pieces of warehouse propjtes on request.
director of lire observatory of the I
crly
. |,)S, iu , priced light.
j
7
,r*
BuHine.ss
IMaces
for
Rent
N ew A cq u isitio n to S an ford
We
over his defense than tho offense
W
& ,C 0 W A N 0O „ Auto
Italy's electric p0Wer.
M rntca are for
belli've t ills is as good as can bu
Up vcrMt;.' of Santa CInrn.
KuUlatt-r and sheet mctul works
H igh School G rid Squtid
because of the manifest weakness Imvo started a nmvenih
Itniertiona.
bad in (lie city.
( ailing attention to the journey I
» W i r O W l X
\ J |
JLvA
A
l l | a l ers
r« Indue
Main and ornamental sheet metal
today nirainot
nguinst western confer
confer- '|f x
si
n
, 1
n
S u ffe rs
D islocated
A rm .
,
...
.
...
of average length
of ....
thi* team in breaking up air nt- use o f only Italian
T ,,i:
m ardw are
A1 1RACTIVE rooms to rout for
•-M
once football teams, pointing for ( U l l t j i r C C I l & Q U f l Q l* 0 1 *
Rose
construction.
,a line.
I.. I'r a c llc e on WcdnctKltty
and r l #r
nt i’ark A v c .ii*?
,8*' < " " » t lot. size 15x) Cti on,
- the week’s first encounters in the
■
charge of 30c for
y ‘ Commercial Street,
VV M lll,,,sr,,s <'<*mt priced $1800.00 if
University September I -I, Father I "tng, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
{ h«»I»I this week.
11( rsectionnl games.
•>
T,
P A IN T F R — DECORATOR
By BILL DUBOSE
[Rickard said:
Vising is restricted
a
.
U.
Riggs,
004
l,»urel
Ave
\
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t
i
••
k
o
r
»r
i,
r.
r
t
i
o
%
I Recovering from a fall at the
Sanford High r football squad! “ That famous group was first;
sssifirntion.
^
(><»— W a n te d —. f (> R u y_
T
77— H ouses fo r R en t.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1 — f/T»)—'’‘Old
W IIIOHHAS. Tbr Legislature of 192S, uniler tho <'"ii!»t)itiL
PH O NE 30.1
hands of IJotro Paine, Minnesota
ran into some had luck Wednesday i«cen at the observatory of tin uf tlie .State of Florida, did anas lltreo Joint ItcHoliuiou*
is made Tho SanFurniture
Refinished
begun a preparation for Michigan’- ' l ; ' " . , , S ;
! a f' ernoon when ont of the new ( University September l.'l. After
aiiM'iolineiitn to tlie Constitution of tho Ht*tn of Florida, gul
i vrill be responsible
c o i t l o u g h r e a l t y ro .,
invasion encumbered by numerous extraordinary gave himself today nun who entered school this week , that it was observed every day, WITH agreed to by n into of tlireo-flflha of all Ibe nn-mhenl
' incorrect insertion,
Elm Ave. amj |:;Lh Street.
■r' " * ' t ; A
! w . w * KNT- .........
arli
I
ioiihu
:
ttiat
tlie
votes
on
auld
Joint
Resolutions
Ivors
"
H
- :!l 1 First Nat. Ilk. Bldg.
minor casualties, with Hanson:
*
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lu*k
uf
a
green
25—
Florists.
cr
for
subteauent
lanson ( ’hi, ago team believe it has better ' Jv,,s
practice. Angus Ford-1 until its final disnppcnriiYice on
J-,.Mpectivo Journals, with the yeas amX nays t'wrsoa, 2
fted
brn!!!'
Sl‘"
li,u,,:
lurR<'tR
cliiHsi(
7w
--------badly handicapped by a leg l,,JUrv. ehanre nirninst Peiinsrlvnnin no*l 1'’ant, W,l° 1N n Cnndltlntc for Olltt of , September 25.
„ v office should be
tlt-li i luillO ami direct (lint thr said Joint lUMlIullf'll* In. silt,
SANFORD, FLA.
it on m
S, lru,e , c ** Word' niin 7H— 0 f l r k e . s and Desk R oom
"S T E W A R T TH E FLO RIST77*
and Barnhart, halfback, threaten!
.
oilier, ji
Kediatcly in case of
item'd vIltun|ay than the 200 pound line l," ‘ ,:u’ klL* berths, and wlm has
“ When it became central, storms, I eh etm* or the Ht.-ue at tho (tenoral Flection
In Noveudier.
iinum _Jc cukJi with order.
P IB 1NE .1
Nti\v,
TIII5HKKOHH,
I,
II.
CLAY
cnAW
rO
Ill*.
Soerttii
with pneumonia.
Mowers
for
all
occartinns
'end comparable baekfield shutout T ' 1'’ a
impression so far Jhurricanes,
floods
and earth- of the State of Florida, do hereby give notice (lint a
REAL E’ T A T E
INSU RANCE
WTtV
C onical W ill See E lim ln aiion
Ohio') work fr Clumbiu prn- last year by the Quakers.
M
c
LAN
D
E
R
a
r
c
a
d
e
tins week, sustained a dislocated Iqtinker, were raging on various
( , m ! CK a ° R K n N T In Mcmch
(ilt.VF.ltAt. HI.IjCTIOX
)VKKTISBRS
Bldg
Apply a . I* Connr’ly St
O f One o f the Mosl Furmid- greased in spite of injuries whicti
Phone 781.
arm at the prnctire Wednesday j parts of the world. Its center of I will toi held to e.tclt oootity In F'oilaa on Tuesday te xt ,Jf.
VVANTED TO BUY
Mis
ohjei'tive
ws.s
the
einotioual
•
s
,,|,s' Magnolia niu| 2ml.
|il
representative
it
was
hoped
would
nut
necesstwhit
h
may
necessitate
his
remaingravity
will
again
lie
central
out
first
Monday
In
November,
A.
I*
l!*M.
tho
said
Tucsdov
i,o:
remaingravity
ahlc Contenders fo r l!)2(i
» I E.' N COTTON RAGS
l
pitch whith on two memorable ocfumiliar with rates,
HKIOMI IM Y OF MIVKtIIIKIt
I tat!1 major lineup changes for th ■
27— P r o f essiona 1 S e r vi ces.
A l HERALD OEEIt'F
lasion in the past converted weak tag mil of the game for a ; hurt October 15-10 ,when storms o f at
Southern C on feren ce
classifi'-nl
ion
will
fin
ili>.
1
sitirteatloo
or
rejection
of
li...
said
Joint
I
t
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1
..aiI
SO.A
R ea l K.stale Iiir e c tn r v ' t e n ' " ' I I A RS C \SI| „ , i
1 1‘ 1inter sectional game with the New
91— l.e g a l .No I k -c h .
period.
I tenanted intensity will re-occur.
aim iolioi ots toatlie t’oiislltiillon of the State of Florul.i. .iI: 1
piinlctc intormation.
York team.
It was recognized, Maroon varsities into the year's
Ibis
hoy
has
shown
up
might
v
"
Ibe
spots
have
already
reap
"
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will
b
lv
EUGENE
PE
R
M
A
N
E
N
T
WAVES.
,
1:7
surprise
in
the
western
conference.
wi«h.
they
will
fBy Associated Press)
however, that Marek would have to
UUiGINS SMI TH WIGHT INC
jo jury iu a pen red. commencing their second
('(Jnis Wi l h Hnard.
««> kinks, one price, personal at !
.l.»l\” l' It FS< it,t'TM >V Proposing 011 Aiiiendin.'tit to s. ■, t ,
Big team critics sav Stagg’s way u*!l so far and his in.niry
'’.'t l - a l . , l
asphalt I X (H i: i iii h i in - pH | * i m \ n
11 wonlmg your
Southern gridiron fans turned attempt his usual stellar role at
Real 1State and
\
II
"l
the
«’oust
Itnt
h.o
of
I
lie
Slate
of
Florida.
It.
1
.
,:|
<
.
I'nta!
mu.
Guition.
Bluebird
Beauty
Mm
is much easier than usual, wotli the di duet loss to thi* squad.
■ antord. A i. w peiuue t
•o )»• ) . • i h i i m i i i
make it more eft
«
i in \ n ,
Il IS solved In the l.i'^lslol OI of the Stat" of Floi nl ,
INSU
RANCE
b
r
o
k
e
r
s
Phone
:i4p.,L
their attention tins week to the halfback with a special pad for Ins background of successive defeats
s l 'l l i : III' i l ull m i.
It is c er t ai n t h a t 1m would h a w
1'•' rv .lav will meet i he pu>, .
,
By Paul Hilliard
weakened
shoulder.
i x e i11>ii i 11:
That the following aniendmenl to Seel Ion 0( of Aiti.fi
, ROOMS, with or without meal.
**fI*| eventually give you
of Florida and Maryland.
hem used a g a i n s t Orl ando tintul 22 men nut for the varsity Alabama .Georgia Tech contest Sat
In '■ •)" )■-, r. i.
Chicago was probably hardest
1‘oust it at Ion of thu State, of Florida relating to ’Fdorailiin j
f.\NT NOTICE
Ucasonal.l,, , ;ltl s Lincoln Hotel. IdST’ YO.Jk PROPER TY W ITH " Wl" ' hq, ,,f a valuable pa-ee .»•' I!
S. J. NLY
Bar t Kordliam, a b rot her of
Additional nid came from the peek
I
I I I . I I -I; l
i<
Kiltie Is he! ehy agreetT to attil nIuiII lie Kiihlnltteil to tloi KIk,
d
>di Coich Orr fares the prnb- urday which will eliminate from the hit. with a substitute hack field
1HE L o t K IN G "
’ properly. | shall he glad to see
■s should give their
I I \ \i N. rn r
Attorney nm! Counsellor at caw
State at the l.etiecal Klcctioti of IteprcsutltutlvvH In I‘i Ji>, fori
Him year of producing n grid- Southern conference running one of j rilimmir signals ns result of th< scout who returned to report that. Angus is still s howi ng up ver.
■!(»' First National Bunk Bldg.
i»Y ( It fI
I eject Ion.
Jstoffi. ) address ar
.von l! lot, would like to have
I i»
•HI0 hast First Street
"Pennsylvania is good but Penn good and it is quite likely t h a t ,
(machine at Rollins sufficit nl
(|„
j,, , ........ I........
j M'oto'Vi i" I "Ml'
><•’ I .1P| || |Y (.1
,‘twa
victory over Maryland.
Captain
phone minilier if
■
R oom * W ith o u t Board
S e e l I oi i ?
I n a d d i t i o n t o t h e l a x p r o v i d e d f o r i n .hYolla
sylvania
hasn’t
got
the
punch
o f 1" will tie used in t ic ganic. ,Sat-|
V
,
",
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a
oinl
to
me
rare
of.
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BIRMINGHAM,
Ala.;
Oct.
1
I
werful to ernmp the styles of ,h" 1!'J0
Marks and tw» aide aides were
|results. About one CHIROPRACTIC adjustments. a !
A r t h t e t h e I ' o o n l y S e l i o o l h ' l i ml s h a l l c o n s i s t o f t h e prit|s
T IIU A S IIE R & GARNER
j Lox Inn, The Sanford lie,aid
|
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i • *1 St»rinini|.
Alabama's Crimson Tide will he out of uniform hut Neff, lineman PJ25." It appeared today that with unlay.
n and Southern, remaining
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!(/l'i Twenty eight fool hall pluvI n t e r e s t oi t l i e S t a t e S e l i o o l F u n d n m l o f t h o o n e m i l l S t a l e U
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uf a thousand has
Bit.1 Esta g nml |,’ir,, |IIKlirancw
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naturul method fur natural „e„- i.
The ten in is practicing hard for I its of the University of Alabama 1 I t o t h o c o u n t y , a l l e a p l l a t I nn t a x e s c o l l e c t e d w i t h i n I l me n
I iMVMlil.f .Ilnl \ Ml
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ir» of
Florida’s
"Little aecoinpanied by several thousand was
unable to report
on the eve .of the posihle exception of one line
■* •«**
\ilmin
nml the others Pie. Investigate. Phone IH2-.I for 1 U ° ilictly furnished iimni; all
1l- .N- I ark Ave.. Sanford
man
the
entire,
if
somewhat
bat
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and
some
good
football
i
will
leave
here
tonight
for
Atlanta
i
•
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ii i: t i : l
combine.
And Inter ro- fans iiml rooters when 2H members the sortie into esatern football,
' " in
jnicute with you apiKiintment. Dr. W
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Real F s ta le fo r 10x ch an ge [ »••/mi I > ,i/,
,Y
F u n d s h e a p p o r t i o n e d a n d d l s t rl h a t e d a s m a y lin p i o v l d r 4 L
E
Mae
tered,
Maroon
squf.d
would
en
eonvenienees,
close
in.
Gentlemen
,
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h
l
1lint*
lias been shown this week at th e117 play Georgia Tech Satuiday in s h a l l I"' d i s i i u r s e d hy t h e ( ’m i n t y H o a r d o f P u b l i c lUKtructlit]
Mercer and Birmingham- of (ouch Wade’s team leave for , t he game with Pennsylvania.
f I t 'l l
if
_inuw your Kildrvss. Dougall, 1st Nat'I Bank Bldg,
Hi •D•• i |t|ii|( u i Ion t,.
prele.red. 101 E. 7th SI Phone S " K ) } ‘.".TlSD ALE for
tern to docility. The famonn Atlanta tonight Th*' Crimson has
Three good1what i believed will he the last I he mfiport and malnteiiato'e of loihllc free schools. I'rnvIdM
Knute Korknc groomed his var- train tomorrow for Philadelphia local athletic field.
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Jnusiice MUST be
m Real Estate, 22(1 Meiseh Build-1W ; ' N l l ; <» T (»
TRADE
Well
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or took charge of the Tar centered activities this week on tin Kity for the Pennsylvania Mat” for the sixth renewal of a series •ci immuges have beep held and! crucial 1oldest of the v nr in th” 1 Opt 11hoiiii.'itl ood 'list 1Unit Ion shall he made hy g.-netal la»l
ton
at
The
Sanford
dcrlaii'il
|'iiocl|de
of
ela.stdficatioii
to
he
determined
bfl
H elp \\ a n ted — F em ale
'»• ' I*.II .'Mu fit......
tie team seem- to he in excellent 1Southern conference. With < line 1
Idera at ii time when their Perfect Ion of a defense for Tech’s gaoie at South Bend under th • which began in 1HUH.
1, ,04 ' ,* *1 b u d di n g lots f „ r
or by letter, le le (Muo Statcl, liki ■wise mustering shape A few changes in the line averaging 185 pound mol a back ; l.ii.n e
ipecta were least promising, and ilriving attack and ( ouch Wade's handicap uf two material ga
V<,OM W' " ‘ <"'(■ beds and
im. .1
left
IlinuanrrM
nr*
nut
•i i ■ i •
\ .H*f.VI' IMlSnl.l'TIuN f >n»|t«isiitLr :m ;miu ihIi»h ii I I ' Mil-Ill
two large closets. 5|d West 1st. M'd-AEL * F f , X . - R , u , r ^ e WANT ED...
--Position ns cook or
already developed a powerful men are expected to center tie'll hy Notre I lame’s first l'.i2ti inva for a neastqrn invasion, had every op have been made and it is pos field averaging BUI, Alabama will
y .
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nf
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y
•
I'in
regular
hack
in
uniform
and
work
u
i
m
\
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offense
around
rapid
short
passe
•■tide
that
a
different
team
will
nur.se. ( laru Hammock,
liil > l a r g e
Last SuturduyY. game with
present a team of
uniform
sion of the Big Tin. Hith Wbitii*
KfltiUll ilS Scftl'Hl It (if Sil!«1 AI f Hie.
;
..... . l-nvn.en.s on hous.
- ••? iu. i
Pine* St.
i
, '"(ntor!aide iroiit room our listing#* l E , ^
li i ; . * « t l v n l l»v lh»* I . t _ i .l ; t i n i c *»f tlu* Slat** **f l''l»u Ida
SMth Georgia A. Si M. proved the ami end runs.
u you are int er est ed in w,,iking
I’mnipt Efficient
strength.
Collins and Joe Boland were put ing on the uir game to l«- used start against. Orlando.
i i i f • •i: i •
against
Columbia
at
New
York,
T h . i l i tic f d l i n w I i m . n i u n d i r u ' i i l t o Arllel** V o f | ) b * l V»i
! , * ■“ ’ 1 , " , r > 'Vitl. poleh, nicely
uut some kind of a h a d e let m .' i
•oility o f Orr's athletes to piny ^ Injuries sustained by the Golden out of the game for the season
I'.nt/.Hunger has been shifted to.
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f
s.iiil
Arlirl**.
In*
.in1
where tin1 Bin keves hopes to re 1nd and is playing a good game ■
Rusi nesN P ro p e rtv
football.
know it lint you have n,„l ,:„rhap< I
W ANTED
Experienced sales '(((•'"‘died c; beds,, adjoin( bath ,
Tornado in last week’s i lash with by injuries rer IVeil in the Mimic-1
d (• U\ :• m *••♦*<! t o. a n t | s h a l l lo* « u h m i t I •*aI !•» tlu* v l u c l o r * uf
p ea t the triumph over tin* eastern ,il that position. Speer may a|- (
m Il-’l.I*
i (""in. Insianlaiiei.us hot water all
we
ean get t o g e t h e r on a d. .1 | bat
la.ii
lor
women’s
ready.to
wear
ht
t
nf
flu*
i i >*jcV f. c r u ’i a l ( l«*c(toii. t o |>«> h e l d o n th.* ftt^t
.There atilt remains’ much work' I'dune, has made Alabama a fay- sola game,
0 j t h e f u t M*.*n«lay In N o v . i i i I m t . I
team chalked up at ('nlumhia a so l.e used at end but probably |
for rat
Mon o r r•
will I..- m m, m i l l beit. lt. , ,|
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D»r iSaturduys, Only
' ‘ experience t
....M , M!'.'' ""'gliboi hood. M # r
Id Ftiunii.
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* acbompUsh in smoothing out the orite over the Atlanta aggregation,
The Iowa and Illinois Mpiads year ago.
FOR
S c l i or i U . Tin* C h i . f J u n l l c i * o f tin* Su|>r**nm f ’n m l o
s a l e . Re-1 I'll Vllijf blisi
u**nr M.'igindia.
(Ires. Trader, c a r e Th, Sait|..,.| ,
will continue at tackle. Stotcsber.v '
Secondary interest in football in
"I'plv.
Fashion.
Itl,
ami
San
1
K’’
SUl
S'offense. Many funtldcs in
f*l
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s
h
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l
l
In*
s.*'#*rf«*d
!»v
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i *.h i h r t a o f at I It.* c
Barred ffates were in favo'' w! • is donning the Orange jersey .
looking to Iowa s homecoming ad
I oi'il.
"I Seminole i ount v, Fill Mfial.l
*•r t h e f u s t |«*rin uf tlu* Sii| »r*' ino *' . *uil i a l l m y* n r of 1)1!
day'a game kept tho Hollins tereut this week end rest* with the
J blai k and wbite fox
log
EOR r e n t .
among the other win tern confer tor the first time this week 1.
I al ion, I nee, > ( " '
i u « . >.*ar.s Ilii»i*i*f«fl«T.
I
mmI umhh,
vanced
m
:d<
p
vvitii
an
intensive
three
intersectinnnl
contests
by
and aldo
Wne from running up n much
jhi'.ul, ti’.i ! !H.I 1
iii iii iG Meet's: ones
R i 'Umi liable.
ence squads, gm:tiling their footKim.
J'hnijc ■
Worth look
acore than It did, and it re- Southern teams. Tiilane’s Gwen program, and Purdue and Wisoon bull for the lirst games in the Big playing greut hall and looks likei
|i>liy i.;d, a.i iie r . t" ■Id— Help Wanti'u—Male
A ,H >INT H K S O I d ' T K
?*1 o | m. s . i i k a n A r nc t i d m c j i t t o Srrthlf
21-W
•"g over. Box
|
K9— W jin ted — Iitfal K siiifp
r
I b IMTiP
a regular.
His o ff tackle plays
1Ui la r a t i o n o f l U ^ h L s i n tlu* C o n s l i l ul I on of th.* Staff «
for Conch Orr to reduce Wavo will meet New A ork Uni sin drilled for the boilermakers' Ten title race.
spolty li. *;ii b.'lef.
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verbty
in
the
Yankee
Stadium,
ate
always
good
for
a
few
yard
■
lioroeconilng.
The
Badgers
were
costly (Displays to a miniW AN I ED Position by experiene- .
. ! I'taifierfy in tho Statu of I**1«»ridii hy l*'oruIk tiers.
* and lie pierces tIk* line like a but
| The game with South Gcor- \ underbill goes to Balias for a rhicflv concerned with an offensi
A llli'.A I* | room house wjniie.l
, let. lie is also a good defiie.ive
I!.' Il n.'so! Veil by tin. I.eKlstat il re of tlie Slate of Flnrnlr;
A . & M. was little more than dash with Texas University and wlide Purdue’s worry seems to be
a ,i i i ;
:t i “H r Vi:TS,,h*,r-!
K,“,ms for " " ,iMc'k" 'i'i"K S.'I— Farms and Land For Sale
I'l'ispe.l h:,<
That ibe following aiui'iiiliiiout of tin- r'onstliniron eft
Riaiiiiiis — Ro- Eating too Hint'll i it It
,| , „ „ v
man and excels at running inter- 1
tico tilt. The question’"i's ‘W ^iwinpi tnkes on l oyola of defense.
l[
I'M
ei
bt.i.
Si'i'tlon
IX
of
tlie
Berta
rat
loll
’t»f
IllHlits
of
saiil
i'o|
1
1
a
(
loser
in
tiio |,et(,.r lirodiiee kidney trouble jt, some
r..r«
*
hint
go.
li
1
cnee.
Northwestern labored to insure
will the Tars stack up
I amt ill*1 niiniii Is hereby iigrevit ,o amt ttm Maine aball l.«
1" i /' m * y ) *7-I>,ls'tioii with'some ,p- 1*'’GK R E N T . - It rooms, eomnlelelv FOR S A I C
.
N|;iu;:g -S'-organ Realty Co. J'h,(»Mt
I tli" uoallfli'il eli'i'lers of tlie State of Klieiila for ■nlIflv.itloi
form, says n well.known authority,
In addition to the Alnbamn Gcnr the efft'Ctiveiiess against Indiana
■t the powerful combines they
| ,|
T I M A it A wvmTl* L'l
/• . , ,
Maxwell hils been playing well
. .b o .SHn" 0r(1 business firm. ( ’.,1-1 L-rnishcl, sereene.l ,„„eh| „, iv- 1 acres with b", -' X
v . ” . 1:1 too or
I | at tIii' next ensuing Ceaeral Ivliwllon. that Is to say. (hat
I beeaiist* the acids created excite
ALI.AIIASSEF., kill,, Oct. U t|lls wpe|, UI1,| has not been fund.
lege education.
gin Tech encounter, four other
Hie offense which already lias
j'taeet later?"
Write
Position,
at"
bath,
upatairs,
gas,
eleetrietv
for
house
uo,M
V
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I ! tlie I 'eelaiulIon of ItlelitH of tlie i'oustIIat Ion of tile Stau
TRIM ( o
.Southern cuiiferentc contests are hilnllctl the Purple a conference
• |*be kidneys. Then they heroine
|Cure Herald.
PI ) 1ha award
which cost
cost so
so dearly
dearly in
in tlu
the
II auiemleil mo ns to read as follows:
... of .a .bridge con- ]j„g
ling which
water and telephone High St lie- F H M< ( ’
lu‘
' " ' V A|i|»ly
I. C®*ch I* Handicapped
|rar, not the owner.'
■
seheiluled
for
Saturday,
while
five
probability.
The
ILoosiers'
open
"Vfl-worked, gc) sluggish, clog II,,
Gait
by
the
Okeechobee
county
Pnlntka
game
Inst
week,
, _
Mobley i
|
1
ween
Elm
am!
French
Ave.
Phone
K«r
} W numbers the Tar much is
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AuloniohilcH
fo
r
Sale
,
nge.
"Scrtion IX. V'ordgtiers who are eligible tn bppoinn n
for estimate..
W
ing efforts have been of a nature commissioners for a sum alleged ’'till is the best defensive man on
jiind • ntise all sorts „ f , is tress,
i
.'IX
—
Hus'nc.ss
Opportunities
Called
States
1
1
niter
the
provisions
of
the
laws
and
trentln
RAIIFOKU
to nun k Indiana as the dark horse to have been $14,01)1) over the low the squad and it is vary hard in'
fcrence fot games........
nml i. uholy backache ami misery
SlateB slitill have the same rlghta as to tlie owneiKhhi |
I
est of seven bids came under fire Pass him when an opposing ba< ’>1
f
till'
Big
Ten.
and
their
meeting
I 1' 01* NAI-E. Five art c
,,,,
iliNpoHitlon
of
property
In
do.
stale
as
citizens
of
ib'r
m the kidney region, i hemnat a— 1IF ) O U H A V E $Hr,().t)t) „ „ d a r e I’d'K
Louisiana
State
goes
to
Mont
RENT
Ni.eh
lotter men have returned
W.M.IA
S
KNICUT’
and
fui'iiislieil
(
(vet
land.
I.. ylslaine shall have power lo limit, regulate nm) pri.hltill
celery land, fn e ...... . |,....
tw'n.gi s, M'ii it* beailaclit's. at itl |
Ul CAMMING
laat year's lineup Hilliard. gonierv for a genie with Auhimi, Saturday 1-. given rank \vith the wlo/e.i <!7 " ,;;‘r |, M « ,1‘i>,.||-!"d 0y is carrying the hull, lie ala. ,
sl'ip. inlierlt a nee. disposition. posMesvIou and eojii.ni.nl rjj
I and M. Muter
|*ue 1. vv ,• I sit
; cr '.V.
a lipr«»xiiiiiil« ly a | '""in . 20" E. :!rd St.
carrier and
" .I lattbliiig , ,,
i " l e l t p i l i e n . l e i p n i le,.| |
to t lt e Ml . t ie ..f l ' l . . r l t l a b y f o r e i g n e r s w b"
a good
g.inii ball
Pall carrier
and was |
Dm 1J
are not eligiblrj
* » Couch, Zelder. Kielis- hentie |tv „n,| Washington and I.c Illinois-Iowa home cooling 10 its will, II,r result that *i,oim was u
I
o
k
a
i:d
<
'e
n
title
iV ' ■
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V/ V/ ' . a , n " ll|b l»l’" P " H i l i o i i , ’ s e e
'mile, fai tiling tool -, ami ttm |,
e l l ' / . o s . 'f tin, r n i l ' s t S t a t e s n a d i r t h e p r o v. lalnos of file
cut. from the contract, the duef ; biggest ground gainer on tlm team 0
'■'"I* sin . Id.i,Id i and III lh.II V
KeoGo ky. hearing mi the conference race.
it m.oi’s! riiemls
Mr Neeld at -ItMi S. Elm Ave
and U intJpiwppillp. (lush nl I exingt.m
l'((R
PENT.
-T
wo
rooms
funiished
II.
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f
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l
e
d
S';,it.
”
executive announced.
I
j), Palatka game last veek,
II I 1 .1 ten
acies i lea iv,I t
J
''g ill IlllllS, kI 1' pI||J.' 7 |;, ( l-j K ""'**• Tw o
alawrltfht. Goodull, Crawford, Mart land and whrgiuia p. ivteeiini.
CIIK YSI ER
I lie
Governor Martin wa - petition.-I I ,
, .... ,
['bug.
A ll new build ngs, I,,..,
[f
'" '
hark Inn'
meet
at
Norfolk
Virginia
and
the
A
le.
’
'I'll. V o l.' S c a s t 111 I ' o o i l . l l . l t e
i v i t a • ltd p ro|iose,t
r,
Cross,
and
Van
Poll
coiti
Is
Sen
fee
O
ffe
r
e
d
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M
o
n
e
y
to
Loan
IMI
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FU
LLER
Alt
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r
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o
p
t
i
n
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I'M . tie, Ira lights.
I'net*
b.v residents of th...... .
to m , - ‘ ,,a‘ h \U "
I.oiiieys aii n't
K , jK|„
,|
lit.' l a o v a s K . d.-i'l.t I At to ll n e l i . i o i a . i
„
.
s |,iill
l
nivet
ity
of
V
irginia
and
Vn
on excellent supply of vanity
of the I 5
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b
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l
t
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ft'.IJ
“ .lin e i . g o l . il l o o s a n d re : l , o l I o n s
vestigale
the
eontraet
a.vanl
.not
"bMi.dmg
the
ehamt
<*• '
lia.ies, nw nei. Rl
\ B.
I't u v i d l d try 111
[
ladder
bother
,v.
,i.
t.egn,
drink,,,,,
irinin
clilit:irv
tn
“ lal from limt year's yearling
eli*.'I,..it i hi III)' M a l e ul Ki e l nl a.
IlKi S T B R K pre- L O A N S — Money nvailablo at 7
the county comntissioniTs enii'”
8*1, W. First St.
can ” t.c !VMI" ''L' 1" ' 1’*1 ‘ *tlaiiilo. The visi("Is " f good it.,ter and also gel I
n« ' a
Zoller, the lug blonde Itul getlirr at I exington
cent. Close
I'rugs, So,la. We are
n strong
JEW ETT AND PAGE
tst:
\t.)
Cl,™ in
i„ | , r „ e 'r t y : 'A . T | 7 l ~ A | W rlm ,' n l'‘ " n,i H " ' »
Tallahassee today in resp, nsi i , tors are expected to ha
Ili'oiit Jo,,,, ounces o f ,|.„J 2ai(.,
K
i
Kv - *
Davanport, Ja„ was res popteam and will he rather confident
Connelly & Sons.
I* your pliom*.
I'.' TKSTI Vl |\ V Wilt
R IVE ’S GARAGE
the Governor's summonc
from any good pharm.u \; |,.,l •
to i i 'il,. •■,! my 11m
■VK/Vr tlbk for the I first of Rollinr’ three
tail 10.1
(
Sanford Deali r
The contract was av.'irtled to the of Victory for they have won with- , ■
(.'Id' P' oi'Bil to a gla *,i o f water
♦
in
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li:it S•.iJ i•( t h* I
X
I—
Houses
Inr
Sale
!
PARK
A
P
A
R
T
M
E
N
T
S
FurnishI
20,<
“
ra tinturdny against the Gear*
I *r><'— Fuel and Feed
Im< St.
Phont «U .'■ '‘ lore breakfa.-.t for a few d a is
i'l < .il TalLiti.Tx.Hef, i )i i (
Okeechobee Construction
('••m nut trouble from 1lie locals for two ■jj
i ml corner Central St. and Park
1 when ,he intercepted a
IIt.wever this w a r may a
11*•• i \v»*nt y
ii «Iar{
puny, the head of which is a s« n i f vears.
I Mild
your
kidneys
may
then
ro
i
Pin
mi
are
Co.
Electrical
i efrigeratinn,
1> t:
ker pais and raced thirty
II BPS - MAR.MO NS
.•no of the county couimissiciii.i -. tie an exception for tin local team H
.FOR SALE. Stove ami fireplace I Murphy Steel kitchen, etc. Ph, iflC |I'OR SALE. -T w o houses, *(.,,,•!
• :|r*' Kru*.
Tins farihMiF suits
Eir.-t
Mreet
II.
n
.
A
Y
1
‘
ltAWf
for a touchdown,
Sanford Automobile Co
AssisD in l A tto rn q y - (ie n e ra l the Governor said. The comiuis i is much stronger.
i n-lo-.l,
H e c r e t a r y of
wood. Phone .1512. Al. M. Lord.
; »««•*•- from the act,I „ f grapes und
rry » full line
plain Zehlfr Leads Teem
I'lioue 1"7 •''•non juice, combined with lilhia
sinners expluined that they con-|
ire
right.
Cash
or
irs’ host bet lies in Charlos
sidered the other six bidders "un
|and lias been used fo r years
FOR
■
■
rant ynur bu^inesy. ! 57— Good Things lo Eat
. RENT OctolMi
--- .5, one rm*ii j o/ ^
*^<- < bancellor I'illoig
hler, veteran halfback ami
NASH
reliable," the executive stated.
i isheil apartment,
, „ oln
' Station.
o f the Tars of ll>2fl. He
I ends I In1world in motor car value. ! late thi'nMiVm-Vivlt'y ■
K xem pt From T a x is U n ju st
Tlu* construction company hud
, st,,,iu
nl lenten. :*2(» Oak Ave. Also |,
the outstantling star in
r n R
A llir t f
C A I F
^ B r cre"; ru- general |SPENCER'S D A IR Y PHONE 11)0 I two b'en
SMITH A«.TORS CO
j trali/e the
W
i i IIn nnd Groans Accom pany
assembled
all
the
uiatertals
for
"s fracas, smnshing the
ami
'
I
“
w
K'*ra‘r*’
apartment
in
the
eouii,
*
A
1
r"
"
(
"
bungalow,
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Oct. Bt.
Jrigatiini |,„x,
P ractices o f T ea m s W h ile (:V| The slate is going to contest tlie bridge which is to be built over
*
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<«*•>' ii" longer irri t at e, thus
j r iTcant
produced
i„
Seminole! t,V‘
children. Call .’12II.
I , , " " '"
:,,f'
B" haid AlcCah.,
lias almost at will for
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12— f/Pi—Title,*
Engle bay, nnd it was decided to
rron.
ADIO.MOim.H DEALERS If you I " ' V "
'(ig bladder di>,.r.h*rs.
anywhere from 5 to 15 yards.
T h ey Prep are rer Gam es to the last degree the decision of allow the contract to stand wh'ii Cardinal heroes who last week
New Fordson Tractor nnd L eveler at sac
I ' " » » ‘ y* ,N " nowders used, double •
------------------------ I lv° " U* A
w;*nt In m *|| vour u til t a r s . ;.il*
ranim! injun* iinvum*’
----I
dairy
delivery.
G.
W.
Spcm,.,.
^
'',
*
E
'"
"
'n
house
and
jrmage.
Al......................
Zehler-Zollcr
combination
■
y
;
were
in
the
spotlight
of
World’s
Scheduled fo r T h is W eek Circuit Judge A. G. Campbell, the $7,500 rut was made, the Gov
W H O L E S A L E T IR E A N D B A T T E R Y 81
. i ., v i
•••
■■*• * • '* • * ’ Locate I vet tise daily
BUNGALOW
the classified nag.■ | ,M,lkes a delight ful o' fervc'si enl'
CLEANING
CO.
J room furnished modern apart SPANISH
11
’•d invincible nml was respottseries (Joinpetition
temporarily
[which, in effect, makes the capital ernor said.
|((g. Repairing and
----, Idhia '.vater drink which millions
ntent. Phone 8,’tO-W. 2:100 Mellon tin good residential esetion. , |,e;,' •'
W'est F irst Street
for all three scorers,
Imvo triinscerred their uetivties to
NEW YORK, Oct. I t _|/|*)- - 1t'Bo’k of Florida banks exempt
1villi*.
11't on paved street. Partly furnish- j
poo Ul,, far prompt
U
S
E
D
c
a
r
E
X
C
H
A
N
G
E
J
!',
I '"'1 " " " " • ' ( lake now and
a. work of Conway,
promising
-Household
Goods
the
brighter
lights
of
the
stage.
»>’. promising j Wads ami groans came today from f l °m taxation, according to Judge
Sanford
------■ -------- — ---------------------- |»*<l* !arKC yard fenced i„. House
CORNER PARK AND SECOND |<hen to help keep ,1,,. kidney; and
(.rover Cleveland Alexander, the
* „ „ ? ln »
tt b,‘t f«ctor |eastern college elevnspreparing |M- K- P«rter, assistant attorney
"[-'ey organs dean, thu often
NICE Three room apartment with 1
living room, dining1 <L W. W ANSI.EY, Manager
IM I
it* ro Imrler from
the brond
a voiding
( r WU? V ' * " H ! f" r
G'n-ntos. |jst of (ictol'er G'.*noral
BARBI’U miOP
SALE CHEAP. Sewing inaprivate hath.
Semimde Hotel > V,"1’ k,t‘ ,u'n*
bill rooms ttn-i ,
disonlers.
I
stretches
of
Nebraska,
Jim
Dot
Judge Campbell lias p.ist granted
WM
f
f f respohsihlu
i m l t S f rfor' I M T
Hr l"u!
ll!' t1"' Tigershasare
known
—------ _
Jbeth room complete with shower.'
i f ' " ' a ,,,, ;, , ."”
................. • ............ . “ 7 7 —
C A D ILLAt
O AK LAN D
j r.i.
■,
was cMtefiy
The
Princeton
trv an injunction restraining the col
K )R
RENT
Apartment. ,lhl, ; 1'" ( " 'c garage. Owner has pttnhas- j
Unferx Special at- ----------- ------ ' _
nois,
- puNiiAc
Hu* D a n g e r S i g n a l !
An I'xccpl imtallv good
er getting away to Ins touch- 1mg to locate the drive that was lection of state, county and district
m,u ami
.... * Billy
,,-,t” Southwnrlh are
furnished
rooms,
at reasonable , la,'K,'r h" ,n*’ «»"l " 'l l sell thi.c
Sanford < adrllac Company
n early.Ill thegame.
, strangely absent against Washing taxes assessed against the capital
appearing in person the remaind
I
,a'b"'
«n.i
children.
61
—
Mi.sce!!eanou
8
.
grade
of
Jersey
in
the
TAM PA. »i*t. l-'t )/Pi— Arrest er of the week at St. Louis thea
rates. A|»|,ly ;J00 Park Ave
|bouse at a sacrifice. Terms: $15t)d, 117 K. 2nd St.
Veteran Linesman Return
Fhone 121 j Uhe„ it pussengi-r train was
ton
, and Lee
. last week.
-. With Sla
U
cash and tito balance in easy
newest shades, such ns
F t r a .m P K K S S E R Y U v a n t p i i
•-niC
panlelx, big taejUc qf two years' gle out of the baekfield, from in stock of the American National, of of Br. George A. Munch of Tam- tres.
-spetdmg along in H,,. a,i,,Ht un
Pensacola.
Va,
and
tiiree
otner
Florida
doc
I
pressing,
tnilorimr
i
A
N
1
ED
—
Two
channel red, g r e e n ,
•XPerlonco. his fehirned this year juries and Captain Davis bandaged
.,
» r wore children , FURNLSIIKD upartmci.t with luith I T
I’ rice $750,1. KENT VULCANIZING W o r k s
"Alexander, the Great” lias ap
f a !"'"<*'*" Lritlg” a bead, „
Judge
Campbell
has
been
re
tors
ip
eoiiiieetmii
with
an
o|ieraAvenue. P W ' • to taro
c« r« far
for thr,
through the day. Mrs. 1 nnd garage. Phone 371-W
1
Hhx ,;U cure The Sanford j lU'GD AN D GOODYEAR TIRES
, »P.'fltrengthc^ the left side of the up mi the side lines, the ferocious
peared iii theatre signs in let
J. A.
‘ Pi bed out on the bridge 1
'
hrmvit,
Min*
and
olhers
quested
by
attorneys
for
the
hank
lion
of
an
alleged
“
diploma
mill"
Cunningham,
Nth
ami
----------------------------,
Ut*ruld.
U.
K.
L
Batteries.
"t*i* ' The burly linesman Hengals simply aren't what they
waved
lantern ami saved tlu
ters that out. shines recent lights.
i Myrtle Ave.
to
permit
them
to
amend
their
in
this
state
has
resulted
in
a
have
lieen
Used
in
these
brilliant defensive game used to he. The Millies look dan
Icain
ft,„ „ wreck.
EOR RENT.-Furnished 3 room »N t.*vV itiiv r'V T T iu r ..
“ ----“ |
Distributors Cham Her
Over lift v
garage
apartment.
pee Goo
, VV, .
‘
Kivc rooms. 1
(-ommercial Avenue
. and the work of Bnuiels gerous. Princeton, which is not original lull, and the state the as l i r r u l i
nt,qlly tailored frocks.
JXK, Mulicrda.sher 1F o r u a i l...
, " ' ,
“
|. «u
r
1<
the
K,l,ri«"O
thw
ortl!l,domt
lhe
same
at
“
a!,-'
‘•",s
R. V. Pierce, n titssistant attorney general said, has
» for Co 11e g i a , o I P U l , ^ A L E . — Single red hibiscus I Paint Store.
, *,l*r*1 elevation. Prieo $i!25tt Very
Van Poll, at the other tackle to scout Yale, has
inguislietj p.iysician, knew of the
Plaits, lucks and smock
nevertheless
21
First Street k
t c ‘ . a,al Serinam cherries for hedge-,j ------____'PWCV let ms.
lim t Nason, Nat l
iu. n«,uneed* hero by’ post't iffiee ' ,mJsLtst,',mly,'( f „'[*** S,,‘ K.“
Bl-. XURK und M IC Oil* new custom •''((get Muiptoms that threaten
Jon, wrecked havoc with the taught Navy plays to its sulisti asked to have its demurrer amend was
Inspector
R.
A.
Ward.
in
s
is
ts
only
„
f
a
bow
uml
a
littL*
_
‘
.
:
double
pink
tint!
red
hisbivonK
,.
11'T lV n
ing
arc
the
only
I
rim
ed,
to
make
Florida’s
position
and
hishtscus,
all
built Ntinlebukcrs
«
*ia offense.
TWO fitn.Olu.il .111.-1runout., .-l.nio I
-So.
lutes.
speech.
21
'
" f appetite, Ian
|vvell rooted. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bear
si l onger.
The inspiclor, who was uislru*
ming.". Sizes Hi io Id.
iMH.h: P RI N TE R Y
_
BAN JUAN GARAGE
" Claude Couch, seitsoned 210mW
J
^
t
n
ivu,,.
not,
K.
:tr<l
Kt.
I-A
1
,»t
KTTO
T
v
i
;
5
m
u »"(. lack of strength, am), heI
"ale,
Ave.
Phone
3303.
Bruce
Caldwell,
star
of
Yale’s
Unless
Judge
Campbell
recon
mental
in
the
arrest
of
four
ilocpohnd guurd, time
and hxiiiii
C am eras
IMU, v,
........ IIUNGA
running attack, returned to prue siders lus decision in enjoining col l'irs. all of whom arc awaiting
l.u u . Now rented f„r $35 per
■Ueared the Crueke
S AN FO lft) IU ’ , k c m .
NICE
fu. nialted
housekeeping
t ^ ’ N ’UKS
1ri',»i!>'!,• *i J',,,,H,*,u," |e,i a wonderful,
S P E C IA L
212 Magnoit;. Ave.
heavy losses. It^ will1^be^romum- 1I.T
l,“.‘ l" ,!,,,lital liMt
wa' lection of the taxes, the ease will trial, has just returned to Tunipii
; ” ■N Lutnley, Prop I*OR N E W mirrors or resilvering,
apartments. Two rooms each. month, can I* bought for $4,111)0 on
0
|
1 ■ ,,r- ,
Golden Med.
sea Tedder und Morrow, 111) San Two beds, in one apartment, $7.00 terms of $a00 cush and the halnnce
$10 Values
Phon • ;,i!7
bared that Couch suffered a scri-1 ,V rvw i!l. nl U? 1? 1 *? M" r 1i" firI"1,‘ be taken to the Stale Supreme after making a further investiga
I
e el Discovery, a tonic „„,| t.io.,,11
ford Ave.
tion " f the alleged "diploma mill."
immthlv. During winter season
L ’ kug COMPANY
and $8.00 week. 312 E. 5th St.
injury in. last year's Mercer enniu't
! ? « L * »play
t „ T against ,,iS S ; imi1JJ!'; Court, Judge Carter said.
I"1" 1
\ h «i . Vigor. Vitality f,.| I
I ns house rents for $45 monthly. LINCO LN -• FBI m
In the event Judge Campbell'!! Ill* brought with him a litter
•Rexall .Store"
fie at Muesli, ami was forced to
FORDSON /" w " s "*"■ Try it! Don’t frget I
BEAVER FALLS, Pa.. Oct. 14.
Suturduy.
ntilly „ f „ u r promntl * UR
decision is I'inully allowed to oh- ' which lie said was heiug mailed
Owner
nurds
tmitiev
and
will
sucriEdward
IL*
gm*
■•y out of the game the remainder
Inc.
; tiu Danger Signal.
l*iU"K post, I'OR RENT, Eurnished two room
F.dilie Dooley, poet laureate oi tain, the slate of Florida will find <throughout the state over Mgnu* “ <^P(— This little town,' home of
Commercial .t l t| i ■ Bonne 331‘
downstairs apartment. Conven fue. Box 150 ctiro The Herald
Geneva Gollegi*, buls fair to roadt 0
fftfk thin
‘ ' ^e* *year
<in. with a vengeance.
guard is ] ^’n<ball and the game's most re- itself deprived of a large amount *
*
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t
^
.
A
...
.
rK" f l*c. W. A. Myers, of Win*
iences. 201! E. Third St. Adults
r *.
_ ---- — m 11^1-11111 r
(lir.Zy heights in tlu* realm of foot S
- »i„t
SEM INOLE Gl ' I. ,.i i J.SSFX
"iily.
bull.
£
>g I!C ,
h<,u' l,tni)ding feature; cent, bridegroom, has licet, rclu of uiiiuihI revenue, as it will mean . B‘r Park.
Sandwiches
85 — Lots For Sole
"Wi* have consulted two
n,,.
FOR S A L E
IINC.
? i? Georgia A. Si M. gunu* was gait'll to (In* substitutes and n tow that the catiitnl stock of all banks
I he college football team, whicti S
hSpa,
One car jeing
best attorneys in tlie stale and
I
pplatform.
i i t i t i/| in,
$In
11 1111*4
\/ 1
A
i *^
kicking of Hilliard, hath pant headed sophopomrr named llsriis will escape taxation.
20.: Oak Ale.
this |FOR
RENT. - Furnished apartment
"i* this
recently
upset
Harvard,
may
0
The Pensacola hank requested they lldviso ait immediate renrI'ltelie 1/
’ and place kicking. The veter- Hiicivcci into his place* ut <|unrtc*r... ^ 5 " « * K '
. *
AV„. K,IK.SACK|„
—
_
back averaged close to 40 yurtls back for Dartmouth. Perhaps Jes, the injunction on tin* ground that gHiiizzatiou of the Kelctlcs lor thu schedule games next w a r with J,
Illilbtis, Notre Dame, and Syracuse, i
■latently in Id* punts. Twice Hawley remembers Inst year when the assessment of such taxes is a protection of eelectism."
DODGE
"•'■""I
S i S " 1’ " " r l ',r,,l“ P“ w" 4 Uttht'iKOIt
HUNT. Two u „f„,„i,h ,.,l K a v t u n l ' ^ d '
A™
Inspector Ward declared his besides contemnlated batiles with 1■
'lensuro
_ , *■' —- ■
—
I
I flniirtmpnU
Km*
nadults
diiU.
nM1..
J
^ vt **
luted the ball neutly over the Dooley grabbed « ball intended violation of federal and slate con
apartments.
For
only.
AU-U
Gnnduij;,- 5
against s * si»r alcltl Harvard and Boston,
M02 W. 1st St.
I Ppata for extra points, and for another hack anti failed it, stitutions: that capital dock is in campaign
r 't t l . S 'K I . l f f ; Z , i
pNIW -JUn, I’ ljjN T M ORGANTOW N. W. VA., people
I FOR SALE.— Two choice lots au, OmjKKl K ',o St.
be (vwn the ball had been iuoxe- make the yurdngo that failed to tangible property; that llio legisla tpiiick doctors was not an at Mttnuger A. C. Edgvcoinb said that 0
crystal
Like
nhotes
vulueil
For
the
ninth
consecutive
■
„
while
no
definite
atop
hud
been
j
■
Kre
U
s
r;..»
gravin
g,.
are
interested
in
Florida
F.
,
h
handled und ft looked us if thu give Dartmouth a victory rather tive provided that tuxes could not tempt to discredit eclectic phy
K ? 'c first " w i . " ! : 1
,nt?roat<“‘l m Florida. Each l*OR
RENT.--Three
furnished
furtthhud *' * U m . 'will w lT r.7 f i W T iiT S 'iii? ,
'U f '" ,.'' * * ,:TN‘ rv - ■ The Oilt
n,ku'S!i’ -|*!u,!,'}. “ ' “ ,l l lv'' r
Buick has won first choice
lie assessed in excess of 5, mills on sicians alone. “ Our purpose," he Juke'1 1,1 Put the team against such 1"
|7 VV It. R Avlmi
thw m thr°U86 « classified add in
linesmen hud certainly than u 14 to 14 tie, with Yale,
roams.
M
offitt’s
Apartments,
lh
v
I
’*
Is
N
e
x
t
!).»,.,•
............... Male.
Owner is leaving chv mul I /.out
R
.
I
.
‘*cvH» i »
As , hack full of viti.mir.ea as tlm
formidable
foes,
ah
nttemiit
would
1
«
said,
"is
to
weed
out
doctors
who
I'.rrtt
Avcnuci
i
l,IL‘
Morgantown
POST.
Six
cents
the
dollur
of
the
assessed
valua•pace at the National Autos
the kick,
Several regulars an* out of the
Mellon villa Avenue.
Mrs. J. J.
io (is
!
be made to hook them on the 11)27 5
needs (lie money. Turma. Cull al Bench Post* V m i b* '".iv "
"",Sr V' .f,s,,‘ la8li» g «’"il liver ail ,t
a work for six consecutive issue*. Arthur.
bar men upon whom the Rol- Harvard lineu and replacements in 1'(‘ • and that such taxes cannot are practicing without pi•ojicr li schedule.
bile Shows.
■
tr
■
loan, J. Ferndalo Apia.
|
'
1,,,,y s‘',lt
, '*“»
‘ hfae
*,.g„r-cu«U|
ccnn«.s.M
oientor will rely are Murlowe, Jhn hnckfield have been unable t o he imposetl ut nil until (he IcgislnO
B
.
.
9
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This
is
Leadership!
For
■
■
■
■
■
■
s
a
o
s
n
ia
turo
has
enacted
a
law.
to
tax
in
hold
the
ball.
'
Bruns, Wolf, and J. HR.
honor goes annually to i
W ILL AFFIRM DECISIONS
l 0 0 0 0 0 0 a *B B BBBBHW1M|B^-||II|iBBl|
Pennsylvania's star fullhmk, Al tangible property.
member of the Natfc " '
problem-ia :WIU Coach Orr, Woacolonis. in looking from th<*
" ■ ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 0 0 0 0 0 BB 0 0
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 -i/ p )_
SHE'S A S L E E .P *
mobile Chamber of <
sideline* while he nurses a wound* ------------------------ - W Bh.
W
H
A
T
C
O
U
L
D
B
E
The Su]ireme Court announced toG E T TH E GANG AMD
c“
J" * 1 " ' “ y kiap him from the
with
the
yearYurft
,^
and
dny thnt it would affirm lower
SW EETEB^NOVJ FOR T H E
tMfuily cojk) with powerful op- l ‘ ru»Ylo With Chicago Saturday.
M lTHUS OlGGS S A IO 'O O
/ She s n o r e s ;
M E E T M E IM FJ20NJT
of business. ‘ For hny othe<(
court decisions which upheld the
•nU?
When one remembers Dick Odlorne, who usually fills in
BOVS AMO A PlCW iC.
M
USTN'T W A K E M lT H U S
to
equsl
this
would
maw
,
OF
M
V
POB.CH
Massachusetts daylight saving law.
tba Rollins mentor has never lor him, has a damaged shoulder
(By Associated Press)
J
O
N E S . C A U SE &HE'S G O T
tailing continuous I L ‘
w
turn out a good team, one that won’t be well for unothcr
E V E R Y T H I MG IS K .O .
NEW YORK. — Sergeant Sam
A H E A D -A C H E AMD IT H
Wall expect something ex- week.
until 1936—almost
L.
my Baker, Mitchell Field, beat’
L Y IN G DOWN IN M lT H U S
W ANTS 2ND DRY VOTE
uiis season. AJthough
The powerful air attack o f Ohio Sailor Friedman, Chicago 10. Ed
.
|
DIGGS’ ROOM, M lT H U S
ittle, it is
w.
2r J**’
n<! (*,nn"hlng ability of die O’Dowd, Columbus, Ohio, de
A t*
^ ^ V d u « t t ;ifilh f s t o i
that
//>,> DIGGS ITH DOWN ON
ia * i Rollins
ivomna will be rapra* 'JBafty
T
R2
VI1)P
.
CK’
«•
1
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Oct*
>3Karow nml tho sensational fected Puneho Dem i.,, Pliillipines, J
1/0— Ke-suhmiHHioii of t|u. ,.jah.
__ by tba boat twin It haa<had open fis d work of Eby .fave Co
th e po q c h . r —
teenth
amendment to the iicplo
OAKLAND. Culif
tumble little ehanre to rest In pro
' oum was favored in a plank
* n tfie i , _________
“ W o * * defense-’ that
t h a t V i ^ p the ^ - ‘"V »arno. Oakland, C allfoi-Ied by thT R e p L f i n
‘ W n ?? Andrew of Ruatia, nephew
ekeyes. Tho Ohio, Aquad will ^ H* Won fruin Everel Strong, Oma* ‘ Rhode Ialand it. the p h t fS S
dominance*
rlv# tomorrow< in
_______
tfwa ^ p r a e . , ^ - «•
__________
IgjjU tS fd at the convention
’l
J
^
V**»oDucr
9t a n n u l. ■ «
convention here
tics s t tho Poto grounds*
N O W IN STOCK
M L?*
a means of,
I
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r
;V
.
.
.*
} i •> f ( V-’s*^, a Vi•» *. •
In thu wild country between tho
;r ’ ;
ff t
•*r}*?>j, . Pn
A
L^ini?ro', BennsylvUnla State Congo and Saoagal there still r *
ftoeomo.
itiff*
’
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*
..'-fHCYiiflr
’!“ •?** !■ bootin g< io . yard* mam a few tribo* where alavi
^.n|Y LPr«rt"iuislte to moi
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'H
i'I
t
•00
Rotre
»rahi£ In tho Hampstead OutdK
w ii
Is Handicapped
K rc w s
&a£
if^ p n n fm
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Associated Press Full Leased Wire
XVII
Wants Postoffice
To Flavor Stamps
WASHINGTON. Oct.
15.—
(AV Postoffici* Department officinlH scrutch<*d their heads tolay in wonder and amazement
over the latest voluntary sugKCHtion to boom their business.
it cuiitu in a letter from th.’
'Always-Wllling-To-Help" man
ager of a trade magazine who
expressed approval of every
thing about Uncle Sam ’s stamps
except the stickuin' on the bark.
“ It’s the same fluvor we have
hfnl since the civil war days,"
lie letter complained. “ It is Imd
tustiijg.”
“ 1 want you to pul some flav
oring extract In the paste, have
some peppermint, snrspnrilla
and other nice tasting fluvor.!.
It will help sell stamps. Peo
ple will feel u longing for u lit
tle flavor and they will go in
and buy n i^amp and write a
letter to motliei."
»», —
INAVAL AIRSHIP Body O f Mrs. Hiram Byrdy
Noted Bird Lover, Buried
REACHES FORD A t Sea As:She Requested
FIELD TODAY
brk Newspaper
»r Raps Chief
uiive For Part
IVlilk” Scandal
Is Linked
;
Ih Big Trusts
Described by
•nor in Speech
[blister Figure
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, (MTOBRR lft. 1926
Liw Angeles Completes Trip
I'rom l.akehtirsl Field to
Del roil Without Mishap,
Arriving at ,1:2H O’clock
Weather Conditions
Are Generally Good
.
Pilftl of Huge Dirigible Was
Second in Cuuimuiul of the
Shenandoah on Last 'IVIp
t
DETROIT, Oct.
1 f t - (A’) - III"
NnvyV great airship, the l.ns An
fi'li s, arrived at the Foul Airpml
at I'eaitiorn near beie at It
o'clock Dij* afternoon uml was an
clioicil safely to the mooting tnvvrt
in- S m it i a m i W - K- I _
two arul a lialf timirs later.
Tin big /.eppeliu completed tlo*
voyage l i ••iii tin* airport at l.akeInjisi. N ,1., to ileariiorii, the ob
rimipuii.ru
y i ’ur. \
jective of ttie itl-f.'itcd Shenandoah
^jrnin. Such ex p res-1
in slightly mure tluui It, hours.
si nest cr
fiffun*.*’
.
Weal tier conditions
encountered
lily lit.itvr” \vt»r*^; Milam and Tampa Itnnli Arc along the mute were generally
good ai. 1 tiie slop functioned well
in their last rumNamed as Kvoeulors; Sum Ut'coidui|# to mouthers of the crew
III! each " I hi*l‘.
of $25,11(10 Left to Chil
ITimi-nntls of p. rsi.iis waited all
nuppoiting Ugilen I*,
drens Home in Jacksonville night for tlo arrival i f the lug
at the uiiport and cheered as the
bbliiioi candidate for
fsnnlli. Democrat. :»inI
TAMPA, H a., Oclnlmr I ft. </Ri big gray liulk linve into sirlil. \l
l ’r ,i |,.mill term, elml . tleorge I*. Ikivi. and 11. I*. Pavia (iiii'ligh (he aii|'iirl, wit.eh w;t
frill’ ll off waa> mil thrown open
st will*
iU‘Kint»n|' jj|. t |vvo mud. ul I#. I*. Mavis
|ii'ii I" I leaf si level.
|named principal benefirlnries mi l'i ()■■■ public i,mil nili i the •tup
said Smith in *i I in* will of Dir millionaire develop vva* aneloneil, i n sn l : gatlicii’d at
bniell. Iasi night, “ihai [er which vva -. 11)•-<I im probate here tile inch' ale ami Wltilei.-ed (lie
nriiv.il and iieimug
opeiatoms
U,ai in every pobtiea! 'imlay.
front
l
he
out.'
ole.
pint in, there is tin I I’rineipul a. rt* of Mr. D uv i*u if
I,le.lt Z. w. Iliek'l, of the Hit..
line of I leu rat, and all his holdings in Davit; I;'lauds al
wn
nils for in the eyes oljTn m pn , Davis Shores, St, Angus- j
*'1* 11,1 ’ u "
1,1 ' 1,1 * ' "
e
landing
eivw
detailed t<> re
j i i public. The type of tjnc and other real estate properties
reive the I,os Angeles. 'The shi))
s the same
which I in Cocoa and Miami, Florida,
linv’i red about the mooring mast
jloyid to villify and
The will was drawn May 2ft,
mote than two hours. Finlly line*
linin McKinley, tii.over •|<i’J 5, previous to the second marwere caught and the great dirig
Theodore
Roosevelt,, tinge of Mr. Davis.
It named ilile drawn gently down by means
Chnrles Evans H ughes: Arthur V. MHutn of Jacksonville, of it traveling mooring groove. The
ally every decent lend j vice prestdi nt of the D. !\ Davis landing tower is the newest of its
the parties."
j properties and Ih iy r’irst National kind, the invention of
Herbert
is to make nn utterly j Bank of Tampa as executors nml Thiuicn, of Detroit, and the Los
il unfoumletl charge ami ] trustees.
Angeles was the first large ship
epenting it in the hope
The will stipulates that the e x to attach to it.
(nstunt rpetition some ecutors may in their discretion pay
Lieutcnunt Commander ( ’.
E
ten pi’r cent of the value of the Rof.cndulil. in charge of tin* ship
itgiii to believe it.”
lllearst replied: .
• estate to the principal benefit inries was the first to clamber down the
He was
Smith says I have when they reach the age of 2ft. The ladder to the ground.
lad alnmed Cleveland remainder of the estate, with the j quickly follow I by Admiral Mofitoot, and Hughes, and exception nf minor bcnucsts, is t o il ..it nml nth v- of the personnel,
assett* himself with he turned over to them when the j After greetings by members id
Itho lauiliug n e w and officials uL
UhesVstaiemnon. *n ft* V } «
rV
, the airport. they were whisked off
editorial activities I
Mnnd «f Pie
to uiiaiters i re pa red for them for
ion to criticise May K nlifoeina aunt of Mr. Day
n liile rest prepartory to an offic
. ... ice trust fanu’ ; t<; Uo,,‘ Wlt°, ,M. na.m,'‘l "*•
lal welcome to he extended Inter
all, Of the oil tru st; I” ' .the realtors two sons
Igcr, of the beef t r u s i; itl" ' ,r " ’ hionty. for winch she is to hy iity authorities und others.
Most of Die men showed signs
he hre.'id trust, ami
" n u" mml SM," ry !‘f
Annuities arc granted to Mr. of fatigue, having been on watch
|thc coal trust.
Why
lloveinor Smith,
of Davis’ parents and to Mrs. .Mann since then depul lute from Lake
rcnuic, more modestly for the support of his children un hurst.
their majorities.
'Hie trip, which marked tile firs*
Imsclf witlt this latter til Duty attain
lit these rascally
he- One of the larger heiptests outside inland voyage of the Los Angeles
||iuhlic confidence 7 'That of remembrances to the testator's ' was without serious mishap. C ast
immediate family, is granted to the ing o ff from the naval airport at
better belongs.”
( hildivn’s Home of Florida, which ,|,akehurst at 11:0ft o’clock Thurs
bid that .1. E. Wilson. will receive 525,000.
day infilling, the ship maintained
|arst employe ami now
a s p u n of better than ft<» miles an
mu fur the Kepubliinil
s s M A JE S T IU , Oct. Ift— (AM hour over I'onnsylvnnia.
As it
it .ee was recetvtng a
Krj«,l4|s of 1). I*. Davis, Florida entered Die dangerous pocket ler( f 'utili(Hied on puge two)
. 1 ’ , 1,111 V' . 11,1,1
realtor who was drowned several
|.ur for a whole yea.
^
^
wht.„
f?„ frym Uu.
.deck of the Majestic into the sea,
that null: was id lowed •s„y ilt. W)4H the accidental victim of
to be imported mlu M,jK n« n rashness in his love for
ew lurk that did *>‘*l I |ierr«*rminK athletic feats.
P b. In'ii11D standards i |.>ivm|s made tliis statement loI'd laigelv in the Repub-; ,j)iy llt t |„. officials iiiipiiry held
uii'/n against Smith.
i |,v the captain of tin1 Majestic in
DULUTH. Minn , Oct. 15.— l/l’i rto tho drowning.
<00.01 imr at llornell:
Once tiie pacemaker for the ourJ’These friends declared Mr. Da uten of the tuition, the Duluth Rout
■ilk scandal arose under
T w York City administra- vis was straddling a window of Club, developer of Wulter Hoover,
rontinuuuee of which I bis suite in a “ fool-hardy" balanc faces the knell of a colorful career
Is vigorously as
Mr. ing feat und that lie lost his bal today.
ance nml fell into the seu. *
Members meet to ratify an order
(vacated it.”
Friends and business associates closing tiie club adopted by the
(iiiuistration referred to
lot .lolm I*’. Myliin, who. of Mr. Davis on Ixmrd (lie Ma directors. Sept. 27. It ratification
|.v Smith and supported jestic include F. W. Montayne, R. is voted the extensive club prop
" a s defeated foi the i f . Schindler und I. U. Delaney, erties will he Hold and what was
nomination for mayor I hi-- attorney. All of them declared once the athletic und social center
I that Mr. Davis hud no financial here will lie a m •»iory.
Walker, now mayor.
j troubles and said lie was in the
In I'.11ft, the lieydev of boating
best of health.
Imre, Duluth scored the greatest
Il was added Hint Mr. Davis re- win in the history of national re
cently closed in Now York it fi- galtus, setting several rocords hy
nnncinl deal with Stone and Web ii clean sweep.
»
ster hy which his development
Tho dub fuel’s extinction b e
llA S S E E , Flu., Oct., Ift. work in Florida would he carried cause tiie membership hus shrunk
vernor Martin has direct- out Immediately.
from 1,500 to 200.
»
|r to C om p troller Ernest
During its existence the club
jesting nn audit of the
Won move tlilt11 00 firsts lu nation
KKI'ORT IS ADOPTED
In* sheriff of Folk county,
ul regattas in addition to untold
heritor’s communication
P H IL A D E L PH IA , Oct. 1ft—(A*) seconds und thirds. While Hoover
Ito the comptroller after - Tiie American Legion convention was n member ho was^he second
n telegram from State's today udoptod the report of its nu- American to win tlft
world’s
lurry (i. Taylor, of liar- Val committee declaring that there singles sculls title and the diamond
advised that tho Polk i he nu reduction in the enlisted per sculls at the Hewlyy regatta in
fantl jury had requested ! sonncl of the Nuvy.
England.
will) Die umlitor to reirregularities” hy Oct. I
OUK..,'.', .-AC IDAVIS’ TWO SONS
H ,n .r « :P R I N C I P A L HEIRS
TO LARGE ESTATE
Duluth Boat Club Is
Facing Possibility of
landing Long Career
IAsked to Audit
Sheriffs Rooks
Government To Relinquish Operation
lAND,' Fin., Oct. 15— A. |
[» sheriff of F’olk county
Of The Trans-Continepal Air Mail
jjc I.nkelnn I Ledger over |
none today thnt he hud
£dge of an auditor being
his office -by Governor
Harry G. Taylor, sta te’e
declined to make any
mafre8 Can
dn Posters Now
[and tickots foe the fooi• between Mercdr Uni
t’d Rollins College hero
Day are now roady for
Rera of the
American
K who agreed to dlatrib|ih certain oitiaa of Cenp , according to M. Kroncharge of distribution,
end tickets can bo
„ ronen'» Apparel
East F irst
•*
each visit a e f t ■W Aha Bwtpqrt p f’ riJW
.
/
Condition bfe said, would be nil the
more up^Jleablo to the contractor
who took over the lino now being
operated by tho Postoffico Depart
ment.
Mr./New is laying plans for
chnnyCs in air mail postage rates
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throughout the country
Cotigross
of ij.nUi.rft^r.
leglilotlon r»tnrfin<T
placing fhniplJcablu
thq
Department of Commerce in charge rfcrardleBs of distance.
of commercial aviation matters ,®In addition to the tranafer of
Postmaster General Now Bald ho, the continental line to private
feuThe^Ume^has "Arrived when thoicontractors, tho overnight. Now
Poatoffice Department could *tcq;j York-Chicago aervlce will alao be
U t by private contract for opera
out.
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The department has on paibt. tion.
I t has never boon the intention of
about 85 airplatiea, 15 h a n g *rss*t
flying fields i l l over tha cotipfry, the Poatoffice. Dqpa^irosnt to donsod ahop equipment'worth aiver•l-mlUIon d . l l « . ,
e » general said, the plan being .to
a t rio/cioMDany could euc- develop it "to a point where its
f u s ib ilit y codW vbe demo
■
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.— (ZP)—
Tho government intends to. re
linquish operation of the trimscontinental air mafl service and
within .30 daya invitations will be
issued by the postmaster general
calling; for bids for its operation by
private enterprise.
with The’Mansago by the last)f£*n and nrovhle a flat rate ap-
BRADENTON. Flu., Oct. 15.— It'
f/P) —Beneath a bright moon which
i
made the (happy waters of tile y...
(Jiilf of Mexico glitti r as a million rv •
diamomlH, the dying winli of Mrs. j ••
llirutit Ryrd, general secretary o f.t,”
the Florida Audubon Society, thn tlw .
her remains tie ea-d in the wii a*t
i
food fot little f; lo s which in turn :ie
would feed the hud*, was lask.nig!il ' «
carried out.
. on.
The hur.hnml. Dr. Ilirum Byrd. '•»
president of the Florida Audulmn t>"
Society and a *oti, Wallace Hyrd, Jfttiguided by the lust reipiest of the I .V
wife and mother, directed iliu pluc . in
tug of her hotly In the plankton of*|o
the Hert. Holding the hand of her
iittshund with wiu.m she laid hiliOrctl in ttu* wort. »<t lord conoervatinn, Mrs. Ryril ii. oie this bc (eatli
“ Mv body
I I . ni nth
to the
plankton o! it................ ..
(tie I-'
Ill* fishes III Inin In tied lb " hud'
There w:e a pan . and tlieit -.lie
i old ililicd
“ My word, of mu m at ion I be
t i l ' * 11**
i|eatli In mv liu.'baiul and on and
»< m «i | | |
tile
her eye", the de• the lord soeiety
.•■ml (iud of ('••allt, in
I fi i iiiiit mv spirit
lie' draperies of my
ml lie down To
Dr i Iti anon
• I lords and loved
c a r ry out her
. .tins wo. Id lie rei.i
■ti. tine of nature.
•I vi ill's of age.
. .’ iking to rest
’ iiti.il party a• 'ii. Ii .I a local
n • b calling for
•'I i
ard of in
•o ’ lo country.
Princess Ille&nn Rends During
Dull Momenl/i Messttges
Sent Her By American Boys
Before Boarding Ilie Ship
[ay
Be«
i,
Jealousy of Other
Suitors is Showi\
‘Don’t /l ’ay Any Alteniinn I'M
3 i
(Mhfrs. For I Am Die Man.
I,filer Wriler &*■■*<*■ \
(e Headway
lade Thos
Adams Says Ex-]
' Head Has Com
Evidence of
K.tf. LEVIATHAN. Oil. Ift i/l*
Atin re aii yniitle are writ im
I'
. . I.I Il l s ' oil
a r i l 'ul letters to Rrinc - lli'ana ,
of Rumania. .lenlnusy of ntlnr
A'i-ii oiuit W illitigdon. who bns [
suit.’.* imd si’ll pi'UI e ll.lvi’ found
jo t taken o l f i'e as the tin it rt nih
INDIANAPOLIS,
their
wav
into
the
mu
ive
of
ti
\
Ii list one Voting man hi the ( >11 i: • I t,o\i min gefieral of Canada, pones — (/!»)— 1T h e g r a n d J u r y into*
with Lady Wiliiiigdon fur .tiitiH’rii
ID
I III' |U.f V, III *|I* Ml. S l a t e , vvlm Iia.i propoM'd nun ringe. |■mil at Ottawa, where h" will re.
t i g a t i n K a ll e g e d co rru p t!O f "
t D || t i h
JiJil'i*
( \V i » }
While (|ijei*u Marie in her suite . *ule fur the next four ye*«;s. Lady
tod aj
listen.’; in nu the radio or rutpls and*! Wiliiiigdon refused to uo*e unless I n d i a n a )>oliticR
the LevinDuui rhnpis her e*nir:ej "M isty," her dog. mut'd vie in the rnoned f o r t h e
se co fl(
for New York, the pretty IH year picture too, so here lie
T h o m o s H . AdniMn,
old ITluecs |*nres over letters re I
of
the
V !cen n ea r
eeived in Paris und brought oil 1
Com«H|ial.
A dam a.
bonnl the Jiin-1‘ hy her to kill dull |f|1|)
moment* during the voyage.
t h a t h ig h o f f i c e h o l d e i f i
“ Dnii I p:i> any attention in nth I
g a i n e d c o r r u p t l y f o r pdllt
er Americans eeking the band of
support with D.’ C. Sti
>*iur liiglme
: Kill oi o’ b l t i i '
former grand dragon oi
“ They are no good. I am the man '
KInx Klau, culminated
M is. S, L i f TV l i O s M ysfc- • elice Sea ic It i ii|* For Men for you."
i one young Allteli.’.-in 1
wus the
i inns ’
V, :ts Kurile!;
Who Held uH Mail T r u c k . ‘There
.
bn a I
j ness called last Tuesday wh
W ells; l . m ver f’* avs It W a s • ( . . t e n O r d e r * In M t o t i l ; All v,Mlll |,.ail
|,.(l rC vviliil! i
It. .1. Hofl v Announces Policy iinV09t‘Kati°n
stint«d;.i
Mis. \
,i (vinili.’ill it S is le r 1
A ri
S ln p iK ’il a ’ ln.ie, He already ha* rapt nut- I I
Board
of
Governors
in
'V0B,
lleana ami Du In r unit her.
1
to uppear again today. •.
M.taim* Overtures to Clubs
1.051 A N O E I.FS, is
15 </P)
I- LIZA HE Pil, \.
. Oil. In
" I s Die yiteeri nicer than y o u ?’’
Willlnm H. Remy, pfosecat
lb,- (' 11 it I-1 iii , iilciit ul tin- A intei' • I'» SI :•I»• uil( Imi i•ji*. lull.IV enter asked (In' young man nf lleana,
Sfhid i May T ra in in City Attorney General Gilliam,
Si-iiiple .Mi I'Ih i ■on myt.tery re tv :i.«*•! lilt* flit i nf
I"'D u g air siul after thut, the Princess a.-suivd
special nsiatant in t(ie invt .
itiitmed mi iiii * id’ •'i i " iiiI inn Imlay plains in the hunt fur the bandits him she was urrunging a visit for
.The Sanford Chamber of Com- lion, expressed the hope tfwt ,
with the ideal il,
Miss X " the "to* i olihdil the post offic*1 mail Ihim to the royal suite to meet the i fpciee will not give a bonus to any drill Meade, u 23 yedf old g
uni.now factor.
ear and err! ril the death of one one wilt* is eonsidered the hand' professional hail elulias in iuduce- who is said to have ben .
‘The inystert’iin; “ Mr.i; X " made ii'uu rmil Wounding of several oth so ini’s t of all th*’ handsome Queens. jnent In train in Sanford
next ante of Stephonaon, colaId
Iter debut in Die ease hy swearing ers a lung with the theft ol some When lie eniergrd Jrom the draw k|iring. according to an announce- brought in to testify. She
that she was Die r’linpunion of ;* Mm OOP.
ing room, the hoy. liky a true, meal made toirny by R. J . Holly missing from her horn# a!
Kenneth (!, Ormiston, fugitive r a
•
The officers gave orders to shoot rourtier, iimintniued silence aa l a of the hoard of governors a t the Friday.
dio opeivttor, during a sojourn at l” kill. 'They earried rifles mid whut the Queen saidUn him und hy weekly luncheon meeting in thu
Apparently having
('armol-liy-the Sea, la:t May, nml ■• •• •'•mil!-. All automobiles were to iier,. Imt he volunteered stoutly: Seminole Cafe.
information from Stepr
then vmtislicl. She ha:; liecn purl
•>cd and uCi it pants questioned.
'Tho manager of thu lmliuuapoliH self when tho ex-klan !<
" T h e Queen is nil 'right.” And,
ly identified by Mrs.
Lorraine
K.ghi nii'ii took part in the rohchib of the American Association
Wisemun-Si’T.'if f, star state wit - hciv ye tenliiy. 'The slain |»oliro an if allowing that Marie had been will he in Sanford next week to brought from the stata prlmn
nness and I'onl ;j tscil prepetrutm aiii.uiir 1 Dial .1•Hi ii .J. (Hum) pleased with Die visit, lie carried investigate the city among other itesday officials turned thel.
tention today to persona .who a
in his hand a botiqi|ot uf roues,
of I lie "Miss X" plot.
Rogers, ( J a n e s )
( ‘umiifex
and
Florida eommuaities for a possible close to him beforo he wag
Mrs.
Wiseman,
iiefciiiluiit Nineint oi Rail Met 'ormick, notori "ivliids nnd other flowery she had training site, Mr. Holly also an
victed of murdering Madg ’ “*
with MePhei son and l lie evange on* erimiiiuh', vveie nnnilicrt: of given him.
Tim lad is .".iiluey Jleller, i.f nounced. The managements of the holl/.i’r and sent to prison^■:
list's uri'wcr in the eoliHpiiitey beat' ihe band.
Roger-., t ‘minift* and
lie is l I Horton and Si Louis baseball clubs Subpoenas wore issued for i
now in progri -s
in •niuicipal ,de< 'oriniek aie wanted in routes' j New Rroclu lle, N. Y.
|
ygiu
s
old.
Hitold
lR’unu
before \\jll. ill: o consider Sanford ns a of .SUphenson's frieiula:
cinirl, testified vealcrc u J -tliui. sh”
Mon with a I nn. trated rp&ll rob- '.‘t ko visit was urrai
d
Dint
he spring training rump.
Adama has gJIc;
knevv
In be llWn?Y-Wdl
berv in ar
New brunstacK fftilt |'\C,;TTLei7~U. see eJtni iy what
:K , . “ We Diitrij; thatoonditioiiH hep* son baaTionceoLM
of
I'liiladdplii:'.
Her
preiieii’ w.'. k m wliii'h two were killed.
i Queen looked like nW to tulk with nrc Ideal fur a team to come lit unco which will A
when ubi.uts are iinkiiown to f 11
Two miioimiluhvt were tt!S'd hy
her mother
in Ucrjfti
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. r . ni i ,
the spring and train," Mr. Holly idlegation of graft
Wiseman she (lei'lai'ed. She *:nil
Du bandits yesterday. They ran
The Queen nncif the Princess said. “ Aside from seeing thut the and hia coiiegauea
.
slii* li.nl rcuson In believe Dull the
down a motorcycle piilndman ac j were mlvitcd to attend n hirllidny
woman who uccoinpanii'il her I ■ cu.i.|.:iMymg tin' truck as il reached ' party for Mrs. Woodrow Wilson * tub gets a rouitoimhii* hotel rate, were making every effort
we will nut give the club any linnus ! such evidence,
Salinas, Calif., and signed ati ;Dli
We have a fino tourist | .strenuous efforts were i
dltvil in an ut l"i.ipt to prove I li;i* ii Ii i; v i liner near the lutsiiiess [ today. A great frosted cuke was money.
Mrs. McPherson was iml at Car d< i >' '""I D"'»i opened 'ire with 1 prepared for thc'tiihlc in Mrs. W il - hotel here and a first class had |u-rduy to interest Senmt
tiutomal e rifles and pistols. .Ii.lin son’s suite.
I'11™'
1 Democrat, Missouri, in
.
mil, is in New Drleau.i.
Eli/., driver of the truck, was killed. | Q(|rf,n Murji.
Snspectwl the
“If we get the Uarilitials, world nnn situation, to the extent i
Attorney W. I. Oilhcrl, of M r1.
Mcl’llel son's defense counsel, I'ull- I lie patrolman ami a bystander I ,.PV,ut}mn fr)im bridge to engine cliampiouu in hasehull to conic ing him bring hla Sonat
J room. After vikitiug Uapt. Hart- here, vve will get lots of publicity.. vestigntion committee h f
tends that “ Miss X " is in icnlity iveie ivotiniied.
HUdih'ii attack wn:i so sml.len Uy „„ the bridge shu was escorted As for the Cardinals, we might hearing. At Joplin, Mo., IM t i
Mrs. Wis<man's twin sister,, Mi . DialI heonly
two :.hnt\ were returned
A'irla Kimliall, of Oakland.
lie by the truck at tailn .-; to I lie more down into the engine room and pay half of the club s hotel lull* Hcuator Reed declined to
whether tho committee would t
made the i barge ycsiterilny ilurin/ than in tnvil by Ibe bandits. Win talked in her usual democratic licre, or do something else.
“ We had an offer from the Ro- the statii for an investigation a
Ins exuniination of Mrs. Wiseman dow* in nearby houses were broken. manner with engineers und firemi it.
She expressed
pleasure Chester i lull to came here fur $2,-'
It wits the first I line that Mi (
Adums’ charges having,,
l ive bugs nf loiiil wire taken win n she was told hy the men far
IIWI, hut vv«’ don't feel that VV)’ him intu conflict
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Kimball's name bad been illicit’ I
with the ,
from the truck and placed in Ibe below Da- decks that Roumanian
into the hearing. Mm. Wisdin.in bandit’ ‘ i ar.;,
K tinmtes of Die ml wus Die cleuui'Ml they laid used. shoiiJil iuiy any money for teams , I lean statu committoe, hitti
lint iii I lie major league. 'The pub- several statements
was emphatic ill her ilcninl tli: ' vnliie ol' the loot, including a pay
In r sister had any part in the ul roll, ran from $t0(I.U00 to 5.‘IUl),<)tiu.
When the tour ijf the United licity i* doubtful. Why should vve ] which ho called upon
Icgcd conspiracy to d ea r tIn* An
States I ‘ l ila cs.* Henna and I'rincu I ay Un til for enjoying our su it-j man Clyde Walb to sign.
Tlicic have been
five major
geius T ’ lnpbt «'vaiu'di'.t oil cliarg
participate when
I<‘outiiuii'i) on page two)
nuked Walb to Join In a r e ,
erinie* by bandits in Ni-vv Jor-.oy Nicholas will
eg that it was slio who stayed in in wliii b ibe Roger.-. ( 'minifee gang they are able lo do so, in their
---- -the K ih*(I commitlco to Inv
poisoual hobbies. Nicholas is fond I f
tiie (Tiruiil Cidtuge with the mi
I ) J I V I ‘ V A r l l i r p v l v i o * ; lmllnnn conditions, bat
Were iliiplleatl'd.
ing radio man during a part of tinof motor curs tusl^agricultural ma I t . i * . i ^ u v c y / l u u r u w t t i mun rop||#d thttl ho cor_ ,
chinery. He desires to got all the
tune she says she was held cup
Investigation
information lie'can in the United
tive hy kidnapers.
(•ilherl continued his gliding ol
M ales regarding mucliinory adapt
able to the development of Routhe witness and obtained (lie ad
manin’s Help lunds. He also hopes
mission that both siie ami "MDi
The Lions club celebrated its
In do Hom^ shooting while in tin firts anniversary last night ut the
X " bad Mubinileil loeks of their
liair for identifieutlon purposes .it
West. The Princess is particu lar-1 Seminole Cafe. A program of muWASHINGTON Oct l 5 ^
H ATTIESIH IRG, Mi i Oct. 15 |,v fnteresfed in educational and so- Hirnl niii.il.t r.-. vytis followed by an Appointment of five xon« *
tho. time (lie Salinas affidavit v.a
i/Pi Dr. II. li. iliirmuii,
for cml vveffaie work for young wu- ( add res* by R. (.. Davey on Rubert I v;aoni who will
taken. Uilh.iT i.nlicateil Do <•'
serve
iiibit would lu> offered to est.ibb Ii nearly four years editor of the men.
Browning, the author. A large at
officers between the
llutlii Inn)'- American, fur mnr-’
tendniico marked the event.
the identity of “ Miss X.’’
forces in tho field and
lliiiii n i|ii:iili i nf a ci’titury minis.
When the ticuring adjourned •
' Mrs, \ ic Roherlaott, officiul lib- ‘ ters ltefe was announced
11
r
of
tin
gospel,
was
t
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heliii'i*
l, i ih,\ Mrs. Wiseman was still
piano and honorary member of the Assistant Secretary Andrews, <
the Full I iiaiut.v grand jury licrc
V:I*"*
on the smiil.
dull,
sung several .‘lelcctiuns.
A of the dry forces.
Mr.;. Kimliall first figured in Die today, w a i v i n g immunity, to give
mixed quartet including Messrs
They uro: O. D. J
McPIu rmni ense when slie upprureil details of forgeries aniopiitiug to,
A permanent waterway ban Ihi ii Hobbs, Mason, Rives and Graham administrator at New Ot U
here shortly tiftor her slste i’s nr l.'lft.llPil, for which lie Hiiya lie was
sang
_ several nuinlicrs. Paul Ettige M. O. Dunning, C ollector;
He said lie forgiid made mil of Mill f i e e k , which
red. nn had check diargcs. It was responsible.
empties into U k u Monro.’ within gave a cornet solo und Dr. II. W. turns nt Savannah, Geori ,
the
endorsements
of
two
promineti)
not until she was confronted hy
tin* city limits as tin* result of thu Rltcker several solos
Atlantic zone: George P. Bua
her sister that Mrs. Wiseman con residents here to notes Dial. h:»
dredging
work on the creek.
It
Guests of the club were Mr. und Garden City, N. Y., uorth At
might
m e e t fiimin*in 1 ohligntions of
r.'dli'il
tin*
fi ssed her part
was necessary to make a fill at the Mrs. Harva Clements and Mr zmte; Muurice Campbell, .
Carmel consiiiracy, charging Dial the paper.
ham, L. I., Gjreat Lake i
Ill a 111ct’iil.il statement to the creek, according to City Malinger Duane.
siic lisui hei’it employed by Mr*.
'The Lions club has been active John E. Coophr, of Hel
McPIii’isnii to produce false evi public nppeariiig in Ins newspaper W. II. Williams am) the crock is
deuce. Previously Mrs. Wiseman yesterday. Dr. Harmon explained now eight feet deep and 10 feel in civic affairs since its organiza California, Pacific sohe.
tion here one year ago. The club
Mwore that it was her sister and the forgeries luit showed that he wide.
The dredging hus !>en completed is now promoting u surics of mu
not Mrs. McPherson was wus at already litui made restitution. In
Carmel with Ormiston. She re tho Htiitcineut he untiounci'd tlmt and tho little harbor can now bo sical concerts to he given here this
winter.
pudiated the statement when her ho Imd severed till connection with used hy boats .
•iirtfr demanded that her name he the American and that lie would
appear
voluntarily
before the
cleured.
CANTON,
Mrs. Kimball issued n sta te grand jury.
China’a anti-British sti
'I’lio different properties of the
ment at San Francisco last night
end, at least of:
denying she had any connection editor-minister, in which are in
cluded
threjs
weekly
newspapers,
with the McPherson euso und de
clared she was in Oakland with have boon transferred to trustees
after beihi closed for l o t
well ns
her family when the affidavit was who will operate thhm^
A resolution urging the gover last winter In addition' to 'irt otho)
Alth'odgh tha afitltho
American,
in
thu*
future.
prepared at Salinas.
nor nnd the statu rmur department counties of Florida.
\aa been declared; off
to hay® the Gupova-Titusville road
Tho m atter of incorporating th*
dorchanta still 'Me
completed was adopted Inst night county chumber was laid on th’
nndle British
by tho Seminole County Chamber table because of the absence, o
icketa htTvaia .
of Commarco board .of governors. Leon E. Leroy, chalrnian of th
hinoae aerVgntx'-of foi
The resolution was presented a f t board. L. C. Bebout, secretary o
llowed to resume
T A L L A H A S S E E , Flu., Oct. 15 er County Commissioners , E . H. the chamber, wus given a u th o rlt;.
VERO BEACH, Fla., Oct. 15.— (/P)— A traffic officer for Dude Kilbee ana Frank Evans gnve short to open the headquarters of th
------- . . Church at r ills - county is not provided for hy luw talks on county roads lniforu the organization in an office facinj
tho Methodiat
Park Avonue in the Masonlo Tcm .
more, moat pay $500 damugoH to Attnrnoy General J . B. Johnson to hoard which met in Chuluota.
A recommendation by W. H. pie1 building, and also to purcl|an< ,
Mux Menah of that blase fqr buy day advised Governor Martin, Thu
1
ing induced Mcnsh’e son Israel, 1<>, Governor inked Tor tho opinion Pope o f Lakd Howell tpat a good officii Equipment,
' '
to leave home and entor the Meth-> when advised that Sheriff jionry rands commfttee bk formed with a "Procodir
_
h section of a cHickon
odiBt filble Institute a t pievelnnd, Chase, of Dude county, refused to ropreaanUtive from edchd
Chuluota Inn, ■A, G. Wagner pre
Ohio, a circuit court-Jury hus do- recognize Frank E. Beavers, up- thq county -wap* held.over
olnted aa a tra ffic officer hy thu thor dUtaaloh
attlM .fP M tf
aided In the abMftea o f Mr., Leroy,
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clded.
.
t * i
‘
n ex t Thursday night a i Lake
Mensh, an Orthodox Jew , clnim-v ovurnor a t tha request of the hoard
Mary* '
*,}>
V\.,Tv
’ W I I U T 8 IBB V H P ,
ed that mental anqulsh due to hie bounty commissioners.
■t
son's action, the cost p f bringing r The law, the attojrney..gcnernJ -The board decldOd, to axhihH
city cj
him home and the loea of buaincka Mid, provldep. for a traffic offIrl force
1
only .in. Hinafrarpugh county.
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while away, damaged him to the
tlon
extent of $20,00a
. n
sandpit on
' ,C . E . Taylor oT-Bebastin, who|
■ En gw
' *,imadeisiiL:r«ti jitn u tla it
ft
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STAR WITNESS IN PLANES MAY BE
M’PHERSON CASE USE!) IN SEARCH
IS ON THE STAND; FOR N. .1. BANDITS
Y WILL
NOT DAY BONUS
^
TO m i CLUBS! % & £ '
\iitiiiiinliilei'j
or
cl,lin<J
Local LlOIlS (Jub on ““OJury
at
Browning, the Author ^ ew D,iy
Named by Ai
Editor to (io Before
Grand Jury To Tell
Of $:ST>,(MM Forgery
Mill Greek Fill
Completed Now
County Chamber Asks Martin To Push
Work On The Titusville-Geneva Road
Anti-British SI
Is Ended i n '
OcTTtf.W B.
Dad6v Traffic Cop Is
Fellsmere Minister
Loses'Damage Suit Nor Provided by Law
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O N O U R HIGH G R A D E M E R C H A N D IS E . T H A T IS W H Y Y O U S H O U L D T A K E A D
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V A N T A G E O F T H E BIG S A V IN G S O F F E R E D IN O U R
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✓
lO DAYS ONLY
s t o r k» c l o s e d
ai l
Begins Friday, October
day
T H U R SD A Y , O CTO BER
14.
IliK Savings cm
We are offerin g in this special Ini a xarielx of styles
in ladies' |inm|is and oxfords; former prices ;is hie.h as
tiia x s , browns and
mi xed
m alerials
have been used in
these suits.
1
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O ’ClJt
AT
FlorsheimShoc
Mere is an opporlunity (o save on (lain superb liw|
shoes seldom offered.
OUR BOY’S SPECIALS
w /d
| ! m !-!<'
O|*0
KtJIISTANTIAI. KEDCCTIONS
On
Mo v ' h Kay nee S h i r ts and Minuses
Hoys’ S h ir ts . *
*
AM i
$2.00 values .
.
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V -l*i
Hoys’ S h i r t s
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$1.75 v a l u e s ................................ ............................... t ? * * !
Hoys’ S h i r t s '
© 4
$1.05 Values
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A M , III .D U SK S
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Will sell a t
vl
o f t r
IV L ll!
BE
PRO M PT.
H im iin> ( tor Annual Sale U r Ace Offcrine, Tiles#* Soils at
$ 4 .9 5
W IL L
F R I D A Y
100 Men’s Suits!
F o o tw e a r
$10.00, sale price—
DOORS
..|\TH<« n j »j .• c l l l l n i l V V« >*! I j a \ r L r i ’l
W I it 11!' ' /ill*.
Children’s School Shoes
JU S T R E C E I V E ! )•
A"
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%
• ,%
V
+*
V
-
A%
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T he Famous Hosier Hrowit
and Hagerstown Shoes for
C h ild m i— on sale for—
.y
A'
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A" 7 v x’" - * ' 7
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-
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$1.95 to $3.50
HOYS’
\ $1.95 io $3.50
EXTRA! EXTRA!
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Men’s Army
S1IOKS
Men’s Seoul
S1IOKS
$ 4 .2 5
2 .3 5
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OVERALLS
$ 1 .6 9
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$1.00
th is
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sale *
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n a H u jr n n K A B B « ^ a M B U H H a a a if« a
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TOPKIS
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MEN’S ALL WOOL KNICKERS
$10.01) values for sale now for only
]
s
$4.95
j
■ Good qunlily, all colors, ■
■ complete raii|;e o f sizes. ■
2 Ourinij this sale 3 pairs— £
5
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i 50c and 9 5 c l
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: . WORK PANTS 3
Will Sell at
M
u Exceptionally jr<ind quality.
2 Sizes 2 tu 30. Sale price—
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EXTRA PANTS
All wool, extra pants in
and mixed co
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secretary of
by Edward J,
NAVAL AIRSHIP
REACHES PORD
AIRPORT TODAY
E . " Allelly, Arthuir E . ‘
Frank L. Peckham, William
Russell, Henry L. Boswell, Charles
8. Solar and Julius E. Maiak, en
listed men.
The Los Angeles carried a crew
of 44 men with Admiral Moffott
tmd three other officers listed as
passengers,
the chamber,
Bodrd o f governors will meet ev
ery Friday morning «t
11:30
o'clock.
Scopo of U'C enlertninmeot com
mittee Is to muke visitors enjoy
(Continued from Page I)
their stay in Sanford and want to
L’Vf/V'-j - - - - - ritory of Ohio the ship wnH i>ilot come back.
Ballots A rc Cast
If a majority of the members ed close to tho ground.
Although mi particular serious'
■i R e s u lt a t Annual or a committee are not present
Convention
of within n few minute* after the winds were running uvd in 1,'ie ;
Idisrtiet, ('oinmanjl' i
Ko.si nliilil, j
t J w' <
Ion in Philadelphia time set for the inoelii':', it wiH who was also socond in command'
he culled off and a new m e e t i n g j foil f me cmeoaoooan,
S h e n a n d o a h , li o m
o r.
k every Jile’ IlfA , Oct. ir, f/n date set.
caution on tus reioiuf
venture
fonroi* Johnson, MurMr. Trotter said that in lb" fu- Speed was reduced to a tuiniimim
(Continui*'1 from Po«re 1)
tilre nil weekly m e e t i n g s would be <lV,.r the treurhctnii stretch where
iI ’ .i S u v i i g o , * ' .l i i i I , ,
..
. I.,,■ i ..I.
, , ,
. .
.
,
, liodv wis to bo cast overboard, the
A. Lee, I opfkn, |railed promptly at 1J:L» " <lot k the Shenandoah
di troyeil and
, , . ,
limtcd today for from 12:10 to 12:30 oYlmk, which I.Jetuenunt Conn,modi r
untiring efforts of ,ln ,. » >r<* m
ir of the Ameri- dolnvs the meetings com-idiM''ably. , l.misdowno and a number of the ’" r<* conservation were discussed
>
! he /aid.
lerew killed.
’ «"'»
the eou.se of remarks it
tllinms.ihf Aberdeen, S | .1. C. Morris, a vi-ilor. was inThe ship was jockeyed about U,M revealed that the act ol death
was nomhjitt d,
j troduced to Ihe members and lie ■considerably to avoid air pocket* had beemue known to the bud. .
f ir s t
b allo tv for
milium;' announced that he was here to nr
bead winds, descending some
Mrs. Herd hud breathed tier last
iltder
resulted ip n„ ehoici'. range for a training seleml for ! times as low as 1,511(1 feel from the but a few minutes when the quiet> y p ^ wns Jolmsmt^Hk; Sia.ii:
■ e o t i t l e a d e r s a n d w h i c h w o u l d 1m * , r t l i a n d a s c e n d i n g a g a i n a s t h e n e * s a r o u n d ( h e h o m e w a s b r o k e n
ijiLee, 2U; William*
c o n d u c te d w ith o u t co st to s t u d e n ts
im n ty <lirtate<I.
, b y : • r a n * ! f r o m l a r d s w h i c h Hpcmed
iry to a 1 hniee 1|‘J.
M . (', H a i b l o e k , M '.o iitm u s te r o f 1 S c v c i a l t i m o s d u r ln ^ r t h e j o u r n e y 1
h a v e b u r n in e v e r y tr e e o n the*
Then, a* the body lay
:,*8cond bnllot for.\jt(tion:il 1Snaford Iloy S m u ts will give in over (Ihio, the ship was piloted ground
le r also resulted''ji, n;, I formal ion <,n the school (<■ inter- lightlyoff its course to avoid in- aboard the yacht awaiting arrival
clean lit
winds. As it
entered "t (lie family an
Ameiictm bald
HVh* vote was I'nvajji' t;»o; ,
pi-rsuns, he .sail)
left behind tie* ' eagle, flew low and slowly over the
Lee JU; Udliaik^ |H | Commissioner Is i Ibee n v .1 vv1■■1 Michigan and
district theI,os
Angeles
as to
to choice 5 | ; i
|In* action and vote m i the I pjn r dreaded
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.. - , era 11 It then flew westward
,
'IN VOTING
ilONCHIEFS
Body Of Mrs.Hiram
Byrd Buried At Sea
According To Wish
w W t h i r d f o u r t h a n , ! f i f t h l i a l - ' s t . . J i . l m s I t i v e r N a v i g a t i o n d i s - 1p u t o n s p e e d u n t i l t h e D e a r b o r n . t h e h o m e o f t h e d e c e a s e d .
n t l l W O t<Werc
b W e r c wwithout.1
i t i u m t ,1 result.
r e s u l t . I i a I itrie!
r i e t enatrovcr.sy
i ' l m t i - o v t T H V in
i n which
w h i c h tie
h i * was
w a s Ii an
n i I ' port,
l i i i r f . its
i t * objective,
u b i e ' - t i v e . win;
w a s reunited
r e a d ie d
A m h*I s ' i c t n d a b r o u g h t
Johnson 158; Sav2'.»; Will in ms 18.
i f ; Lee,
‘
ballot: .1*ilmsoa I'.ni; Savi Loo 20; Williams 18.
' t h * b a l l ' d ' - , ' i j ’ i i - ' , * i 1! * ! i ; S u v 486 ; Lee 27; Wdli.ims IK.
“
he H^ven'li
lehnson 472; W I
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t*
w hin
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M o t t 475 ; W o l i 1: 1; .'!K; las
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lie eleventh bid! ,( n u11■ • S'si\
478; J o h i g n i i i b i ' p *
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R A SP B E R R IE S
a b o a r d
SUNSHINE EGG MASH
A V E you sent in your
prize K L I M letter?
The lime is now drawing
short— only a few days
left to write a letter that
may win you a cash prize
of $100, or other prizes,
valued at $400, for the best
letters about K L IM .
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Nitl
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ters considered if mailed
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two leavening units—
one begins to work
w hen the dough is
mixed, the other waits
for the heat o f the
oven, then both units
work together. And
that means d ou b le
value, d ou b le p ro
tection against bakeday failure and waste.
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5 *l,,d dangerous trattie. We deliver. Ohr service is reliable and
* (oiirteous, our goods the best money can buy at the lowest pos3 si hie price.
3
S -hist, received fresh shipment of Jones Dairy Farm Sausage.
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Ah in the warhl'n H-rinl
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gether for tire Ittinuri
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Cooking Figs
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Beans, No. 2 C a n .............
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Tall Cans, 2 f o r ...............
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(.’ar Lots
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You Money
SANFORD FLKD AND SUPPLY CO.
■Lee no.
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NO. 2 1-2 C A N S P R A T L A W P I C K L E D
PEARS
Besides Conimauder Itosenihlld, (lie yacht bv the family, was
central figure in a forum six
I he aged fnlher ol Mrs.
fweeks ago at a chiuuber meeting several member* of the crew of til*' opened
llunssurcd his heater: that In* had I,os Angele 1 are mrvivors ■*1 the'Byrd, whose hair and beard are
Shenandoah di-astcr. They are I,, while, went * 11 d<*rk. accotiipanictl
Byjr in te r e s ts nt h e a r t.
rfkii
M r t f i s i l o l :
Ixth balM
s c h o o l s c i a >s e d ; t o D a y
He
n' woman o f tVo p irly .
leaned over the aide of the yacht ns
Sanford and Seminole County
undertaker* prepared to lower the
public schools are elased toduy be
body into It* watery grave.
The movement of Beethoven’s cause of the Six Crfhnty Teachers
Moonlit sonata broke the stillness. Institute being held iif Orlando. T.
As the strains of the music which W. Lnwton, county superintendent
Mrs. Byrd loved so dearly filled the 0f public instruction, and many of
air, the body was raised to n eer- ttu, principals and teachers are nttain angle and it then slipped into '
jh
today’s session of the in
the splashing waters below. I he u
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3
slitiite which opened yesterday.
interment was 8:20 p. m.
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jtiWf 1
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[through the ftrtiU . f i e * * : . o f the
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Indiana corn belt picks
RH IL A D E
. Oet. IS— </P)
PMti.
tin the St. Louis sleeper a t Evans- — The depar
o f Florida was
Vlile,
and
crosses'
the
Oh'fo
River
a
warded'the
________ „ W . Gallbreath tro
~*1.
hito Qixie. The traveler break phy for having tho greatest aggre
BOSTON, Oct. 15. — (/P)— If ckn boys and boys of other coun
f a s t s the following morning while gate m ileage.to It* credit in mem
steamships carrying the mails tries shows that beya of different
kBY
the train speeds through the cot bers attending the convention.
from foreign countries finds the nations arc interested in one an
BOY
t
ton of fields of Georgia. Dinner ia
letter bags unusually henvy they other.”
completed jugt prior to reaching
D E C L A R E S N E W DIVIDEND
can blame some of it on Dr. Sven
j>, Fla.. Oct. 16.'—W ) —■*■
Sees World Directory
De L u x e P u l l m a n T r a i n s t o Jacksonville, and breakfast may be
O N E -I*A Y l
V. Knudsen.
td commercial citrus
Dr. Knudsen who was profeeaor
He O p e r a t e d B e t w e e n ; S t . had early the next morning a t San
NEW Y O R K , Oct. 15— l/P).
Dr. Knudsen is government in
j
Ida will bo 2.000,000
Marmon Motor V C ar Company has
spector of the national schools of of education nt Antioch College,
L o u i s - C h i c a g o arid P o p U lk r ford, Tnmpa or St. Petersburg.
Yellow
Springs,
Ohio,
during
the
Tho
Dixio
Flyer
and
the
Dixie
■tan the amount predeclared an intlUat- quarterly divi
Denmark and is in Amerien
LA I
W in te r R e s o r ts o f F lo rid a
" n f* I past year, obtained the co-opera
the storm, of Sept. 18
Limited will be dfeluxe all-Pullman dend of one dollar n share on the
yenr or two leavo of
absence.
tion
of
“The
Open
Roadr”
a
mag
trains representing the last word common.
Jie southcaiat qoast of
While here he conceived the idea
Thirty-six years ago the rail
Cording to a revised reof boys in various countries of azine for boys published in Bolton roads comprising the now famous in Pullman equipment. The rail
I
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here by II. A. Marks,
roads interested in their operation
the world writing to boys in other and in its columns published the
statistician bf
the State Shell Fish Head Will countries, ilia idea is that inter names of hoys in foreign countries Dixie Flyer route ostabtlsher the have procured from the Pullman
first
through
individual
sleeping
whom American boys could
ps department of agrlcompany new and up to date equip
M&ke Definite Announce* national understanding can be ac to
write and receive re [flies In E n g car lines between Chicago-St. Lou ment. In addition to tho opera
jlku of economics and
complished
only
if
started
with
the
went In Week of opt. 23 youths of nations.
lish, These names he obtained is and Florida.
tion of solid room cars with draw
|rop estimates,
J{*>,
Today, an announcement is mado ings rooms and compartment.)
from Danish consuls and frqm
They Exchange le tt e r s
jite i» now placed at
**.v A. Rice King, Florida passeng opening en suite, ami the latest
friends
in
educational
work
In
the
T
A
L
L
A
H
A
S
S
E
E
.
Fin.,
Oct.
15.
pxes of citrus fruit for
“Older folks already are set in
er agent for th© Nashville, Chatta- type open section enrs, a spacious
Hon. Ed. Walthall,
' 'M
rOf this amount 9,000,- — (TP)— Definite, selection of n locu their wnys," said Dr.
Knudsen. various countries.
Any breaking out of the akin, c-o Seminole Hudson-Etta*
noogn & St. Louis Railway, th a t library-observation car, and a club
Dr.
Knudsen
believes
the
ex
^Ppejj for orartjtcs and tion for th© proposed West Flor- “They nr© unable to grasp the
th n e fast, thmugli trains will be lounge car will he placed in each oven fiery, itching eczema, can bo Sanford; Fla.
'
grapefruit. , ,
gner. The
Ida fish hatchery will probably b e 1viewpoint of the foreigner.
. . . . change will promote an ,t*underk
operated daily between Florida and train. Bath, valet and maid ser quickly overcome by applying a Dear Ed: ,
,
I
boy.
the estimate
was
territory originally served by the vice, will also be Available. Both little Mentho-aulphur, declares a
Mental teats a n
* ] and he is eager to learn h o w I years. He hopes to publish
LOOO.OOO boxes of which Z t l Uri" K J hJe WCek ° f 0^ c tt*'
individual car lines of two de th© club and library-observation noted skin specialist. Because of popular these days,
18-2.1,
T.
R.
Hodges,
state
shell
boys
of
other
Countries
do
things
world
directory
of
boys
th
at
will
bre for oranges and
its germ destroying
properties,
cades. This will be the first sea
commissioner,
announced.
“Perhaps it is surprising to an be available in school rooms and son that through service on three cars will be fully stocked with cur this sulphur preparation begin# at weather most people g * t i
pro for grapefruit. This fish
the h©«t and they era
rent
periodicals,
while
stock
m
ar
librarian
throughout
the
world.
si drop in the estimate
Mr. Hodges planned tc
meet American boy to find that a young
fast trains is effective.
ket auotations will be placed once to soothe irritated skin and know Juki haw c i w y U
The glrlB? Well, Dr. Knudsen
I boxes. It made a drop members of the State Fish Hatch ster in Egypt thinks along the
heal eruptions such as rash, pim are. These mental teatl
Tho Dixie Fiycr route was the
J the estimate of orange ery Commission In West Florida same lines t h a t he does, and that thinks they should be able to write first railroad service to establish aboard a t several points en route. ples and ring worm.
prove to th^maelvea t h * t t _
Dixie
dining
cars,
operated
by
the
[nt and of 1,400,000 bpx- to leok over several prospective they have much in common. The leters to each other, too. B ut ju st double daily service during the
It seldom fails to remove the even less sense than t h e y '
Naahville,
Chattanooga
and
St.
more
than
3,000
letters
that
have
.
now
he
has
his
hands
full
taking
Itimate on grAp*fruft.
winter months.
The Dixie E x
sites for the hntchery,
which
Louis Railway and famed for their torment nnd disfigurement, and they had.
to the report, the when established, will be the sec been interchanged between Ameri- |care of the boys.
press was operated on a seasonal excellence and southern cooking, you do not have to wait for relief
Try this on your info
embarrnssment.
Improve pository and see ju st how
crop was destroyed ond for tho state.
hn,sis hh a companion train to will nt all times feature Florida from
sp in Lee county was
ment quickly shows. Sufferers the stock is.
Hie Dixie Flyer.
L ast Fall, the fruits and vegetables.
v~\,r
The announcement was made
jomplete loss.
On the Just before Mr. Hodges left for
from skin trouble should obtain
Dixie Limited was inaugurated as
Is it cold or hot at the Ns
Southward from
Chicago the a small jnr of Rowlea Mentho-Sub
Jit is pointed out, there Apalachicola where ho w u k to in1
a year-round train.
Pole?
Inmag© diminished from joined by a representative of the
Effective eariy in Novemb4fr Dixie Route trains will traverse phur from any good druggist,
Why is it that it seldom,
the
Chicago
ami
Eastern
Illinois
ndv.
- .
) north but was heavy in United States Public Health Serv
lioili the Dixie Flyer and tho Dixie
rains during a protracted l
Railroad
t©
Evansville,
the
Louis
manateo counties and ice, and of the Stale Board of
Limited will h© mado de luxe nilWKat was the nanie.of .
ville And Nashville Railroad to
rth to the southern Health fur th© purpose of inspect
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Oct. 15. with officials of the Southeastern i’lillmun trains with through sleep Nnshville, the Nashville Chatta
HoppAr’s fifteenth # f f o t
r»0] (t county nntl the ing all packing houses in Frank — f/P)— Fire ad marine insurance Underwriters Association, certain ing ears to Uriurido, Tam pa and
I f it is 260 miles
petion of Pinellas coun lin county, to see that the shell
Si, Petersburg, via Atlantic Const nooga and St. Louie Railwny to
ington to New York,
companies operating in Florida in proposed increases had been aban Line south of Jacksonville. Tho Atlanta, tho Central of Georgia
from New York t £ Was
fish are handled in n snnitary man 1925
received
net
preniiumn doned and some reductions in risks Dixie Express will, O n'the same Railwny to Albany, the Atlantic
cil suffered the heaviest ner.
How fa r is the B i a t
Cosist
Lirfo
to
Jacksonville
nnd
amounting to $16,471,552.95, and
mnde. Whother the slato should date be placed in service as a se a points south in central and south
*
tic present estimate is
W est!
Mr. Hodges also stnted that ma incurred not losses of #5,167,011.73,
sonal train between ChicagO-St,
boxes less than were chinery for tho Welaka hatchery
I f the normal t e m j _____
J . J . Lulling, state treasurer, an adopt legislation regulating fire Louis and Florida. Tho inaugurar Florida.
average
man ia- 98 2-6.
It season." the statist!- lias ,arrived on the ground, and nounced.
insurance rates is a matter for the (ion of this additional train on a
what Is the teihperatari’
legislature
to
determine,
the
treas
construction of the
permanent
The difference between the net
seasonal basis was . designated to
dent Coolidget
\-v
the early fruit was hntchery will begin immediately. premiums and losses amounted to urer added.
'
perm/; the operation of
extra
W hat was it har best
Tor rendered unfit for Thousands of fish arc to be pro $11,107,541.22, but the underwrit
While fire and marine empnnies emiipment to the popular South
wouldn’t tell h e r !
Ind the shortage of the duced at the Welaka hatchery.
ers cstimntc thnt about 45 per cent in 11*25, received net premiums on Florida resorts of the W est Coast,
I f a man catches a trout
(will extend through the
Tho commissioner, before leav of their premiums ure paid out out
and to care for. the business des
ipg
three pounda ten mRd&'
tornado,
wind
storm
and
cyclone
Jason.
ing for Apalachicola, hnd just re in commissions, salaries and other
tine d to Orlaiplo, nnd the inter
home, how much *fH thin
[suffered less damage in turned from n trip to tile storm expenses, which would reduce their insurance amounting to $127,842.- mediate points in the Lake Region
M EM PH IS,
Oct. 15— (A1)— A
weight by the time h e g ets |
SEE
»rea. The greater por- j area of the east coast. He stated earnings in Florida to $3,81*1,892.17 55, with losses of hut $14,011.1*1. and the Ridga section of Florida.
plan having been adopted for the
Under the present sVatdm,
crop is grown in sec- that ho hnd found everything in without atlownnce for unearned the treasurer pointed out, their
The Dixie Flyer nnd the Dixie orderly nmrkckjng o f $he 1926
many years will it taka tdt
were not in the direct good shape, in so far as the fish premiums required by law to bo I loHBCS this yenr on that class of Express wi(l depart from the Dear cotton crop, interest hns turned on
gia to get good r o a d s t
storm and consequent- ing industry, and thnt the hurri set aside for the protection of pol-1,
, , i l ,Iwl ©t, ,lull U* born Station, Chicago, at 9:45 the nationwide meeting to be hold
What is the name of
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little damage.
The cane did not necessarily delay op jcy holders, the state treasurer I huaine” wil! P«*l»*bly be at leas
o’clock and 9:55 o’clock respec in Memphis next Tuesdny when a/
Cave in Kentucky!
ss in oranges was in tho erations. Mr. Hodges spent n week said.
! $6,000,000 or $7,000,000.
tively, joining the St. Louis section proposal for holding from the mam
A grind stone cannot
rpp. Tangerines, which in that section of Florida, going
at Evansville, Ind.; early the fo l ket a fourth of the cottnn-scail
(CHIROPODIST)
ways at the same tinw, lw$>1
The net premiums of nil insur
d in the orange esti- from place to place on his tour of ance companies in the state last
MIAMI IN V IT E S LEGION
lowing morning. The daylight run from this year’s crop will bo dis
can!
,
. •i „
nlniost no loss.
inspection.
of tills trnin South through Dixie cussed.
yenr
aggregated
$40,507,287.58
Why is it th a t every Min'
r m L A D E L P H I A , Oct. 15.— (/Pi Land
Plans formulated by cottoAsoed
via
Nnshville,
Lookout
Iminercial crop of lines
hot everybody aaya ita t h t
and net losses, $11,140,481.60, di-i
COMMUNICATION IS CUT
today
Mountain, Chnttnnooga, nnd A t mill managers from several states
bst on the Keys will show
weather they ever f e l t f
vided as follows:
I—
. Florida
,
- invited
. . .tho
. . Amer. .
,
iean
Legion
to
meet
in
Miami
in
lanta, affords the traveler oppor In Montgomery, Ala., Wednesday,
[about two-thirds, which
Also
W hat memorial h
Fire a n d c o m p a n i e s , n et, l020 The 1£)27 convention will be tunity of viewing a region unsur call for a pool to withhold 1,2000,OTTAWA, Oct. 15— (A1)—Tele
the amount of th© crop
ed to the mi
who
premiums,
$10,474,552.95,
net
loss
Ipped nt tho time of the graphic communication between os, $5,107,011.73; life companies, held in Paris and the 1928 in San passed in the South for scenic 000 tons of seed from the market
skirts stylish !
Antonio, Texas,
Ottawa and Winnipeg was parti
beauty and historic interest. The in order that\tho South mny rea Treatment for Corns, Ingrown
Qrnntcd th at the E tsax
ally disrupted last night by Aurora $17,909,008.70 and $4,424,029.51;
traveler breakfasts early the se lize on th© real value of this im
tho beat automobile, v a la *
misccllanoouH,
$9,178,471.08
and
Nail,
Fallen
Archta
Borealis, and this morning condi
L O F T U S IS APPOINTED
cond morning amid scenes of sub portant by-product of its princi
SE T FOR NOV. t
market, what is tha naxt MM
tions became worse. It was almost $2,201,794.17; reciprocals, $482,tropical splendor ns the
train pal crop.
’
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mobile value!
174.78
and
$424,054.95;
sick
and
How these plans may best be
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Oct. 15 speeds toward Sanford over tho
JottK , Oct. 15— (A*)— Tho impossible to transm it dispatches
Y oq rt,
^
funeral benefit, $1,308,284.70 nnd — (/P)—J . J . Loftus, of LakewoTth, Atlantic Coast Lino.
forwarded will' bo tho nfincipul
le sale of tho Georgin and through the affected area.
<Xtt’j
$488,102.10; fraternn) benefit so was today appointed justice of'the
Phone 102
Tho Dixie Limited leaves Chi- topic at the mcptltyt next Tuesday.
Railway has been set for
cieties,
$1,211,996.25
and
$615,489.pence for distriit four, Palm Bcaih
DAKOTA B A N K S C L O SE
Augusta, (Ja., tho court
‘ 4=
(18.
iounty, by Governor Martin. He
Ked the upset price nt $1,Mr, Liming stated that he np- succeeds Manuel Gustin, ropigned.
BISM A R CK , N. D., Oct. 15—1/15
ir the company’s proper
preciuted the fact that fire insuris must lie. accompanied — Tho City National Bnnk of Hi
On© new hotel n month has been
lifted check for $100,000 mnrek, with deposits of more than J mice rates in Florida were out of
lOO Lire amount of first $800,b00 has been closed. No m i- proportion to losses during recent the rule in Detroit for th e
soi^s were announced.
years, nnd that, after conferences two years.
bond*.
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'SS
imate
To Storm
OP]
THROUGH TRAINS
FISH HATCHERY
LOCATION TO BE
SELECTED SOON
S
819 W.
SULPHUR CLEARS
SKIN RIGHT UP
Collections Of Fire, Marine Insurance
Firms Triple Losses In This State
Callouses
H ere/
One Fourth of Cotton
Seed Crop 'this Year
To Be Stored in 1927
Dr.J.R. Vidler
Foot Specialist
Lloyd’s Shoe Store
ByBM i a eiiiraHg ir a g a a ^
SANFORD GROVE
A m id Majestic Pines
Op e n in
■jim
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16th
Seminole D rug S tore
403 Sanford Ave.
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Phone 839
/
Everything
Necessary
For T he
/
T h e Seminole Drug Store will be modern in every
■ i s 1' ,
respeef and fitted with the latest type of fixtures.
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Homebuilder
Especial attention is called to our prescription depart
Who Wajnts
ment which will be in charge of a licensed druggist.
T o Be In A
Most Exclusive
Residential
Section
Only the highest quality of drugs will be used and ex
ceptional care will be given the compounding *of pre
‘ <*m
scriptions.
Where Values
Will Climb By
Reason Of Its
besirable
I Location
See Sanford’Grove—Today
Rexall Agency
;ar Agency
Eastman Kodak Agency
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•It took a hurricune to do It, but hereafter the Miami sec
tion, at least, is to be free from unsanitary automobile camps,
hot dog stands, and unsightly cool drink Shacks that marred
Ond C1a«a Ma'i«r. the appearance of highways in what might have been the
the Poetotflce
■K-Worlda, under Act of most beautiful parts of Miami.
If the rulings of the city health officials in Miami could
_l_
to the entire stale.
Florida could begin to be
. .. ‘■ t M I t w an d M a a a a e r be extended
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•R^T^-Aaaaeiaie K.HMur 11 han k fill t h a t t h e big s t o r m c a m e alo n g .
( B. do^iiija, Maaaaia* r a n r i
Vi
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Already fifty tourist camps in Miami and Miami suburbs
been
nifiili'niiiHl.
otf N
V ovnntluir
. h a»Ve
ve b
een con
d em n ed .
And on ttin*
h e f ir
irst o
o v e m b e r an
Florida la All R ig h t
Chicago's Great Street.
League Founder, No Thanks.
Happy Teachers, Good School
B Y ARTHUR RRISRAN E
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>f u "iki-ny?
iiivi idSBiiMBinHSSKi Tdithi'A$.
11. L.' i m i u jwr. teg o’ .tiH
a r c h it e c t !
F irst National Bank faj
Sanford,
I
C o.)
|Ta m T G o n n a
S. HA VIES Warfield rendered
a great service to Florida i>y pub
about that state
lishing the truth about
I?ain n o /uoi?e,
correcting exaggerations
no
The Seaboard will run all of ils
trains
regularly. Damage to the
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code
is
to
go
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In Cll - ,t*y C a r r ie r . |.,-r o f r e s t a u r a n t s , b o a rd in g h o u se s, h o te ls , and nil p la ce s w h e r e railroad was slight, and is repaired.
Weal ig Edition 12 (>i>
food and d r i n k s a r e se rv e d I h e public.
Cireal a t t e n t i o n will lie paid to e n f o r c e m e n t o f r u le s r e - 1 IF Y(H' are interested ut Florida
N O TIC E i
A ll
nlilt unr>
dderda Of thauga, reaolulintis f ju irin g in d iv id ual spoons, an d food c o n t a i n e r s in d r u g s t o r e s 1do not In' dhturhed by that tor
nado any more than you would
or enterta Inmenla where
•reJ in ad a will lx, clu.r*,ii and o t h e r l i g h t - r e f r e s h m e n t p laces.
P eo p le w h o s e r v e food have been by tin recent tornado
alar advertising rater
o r d r in k s m ust he f r e e fro m in f e c t io u s d is e a s e s .
It is sa id in Denmark, had von thought of
's
UaL---------- t h a t t h e e n t i r e cod e is o n e o f tin* s t r i c t e s t e v e r ad o p ted by moving there.
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Aasof:iATK U'V h i : rr
“The wind bloweth where il
Press Is exi lus a c i t y h e a lt h h oard . A nd t h e b o ard s a y s t h e r u le s a r e to b e lislelh." and the earth shakes
*?01 , 1° to* Use for re e n f o r c e d to t h e le t t e r ,
more or le-s everywhere. It will
iJ? X . * " n,,w', dispatches
Hy rid d in g i t s e l f o f u n s a n i t a r y t o u r i s t c a m p s , M ia m i will take mere than, one lug wind to
*n«l also the
Rtwa publish.'.) herein. All als o av o id a c t i n g a s “ h o s t ' ms c i t y ” to h u n d r e d s o f u n d e s ir discourage Florida.
rvPnt'HcaMon I,f sperlnl
a Herein am also r^e-rvi-d a b le s w h o live in u n s a n i t a r y to u r is t c a m p s .
M ia m i, and
THIS WF.KK Chicago’* Stale
th
a
t
tin
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y
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tow
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know
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r s o n w h o is j , , r! " t ! heart of the city and centre
IDAY. OCT. 15, 1920.
i lin g to put up w ith t h e d ir t y c o n d it io n s o f s o m e o f F lo r i- of retail business, celebrates with a
d
a
s a u to m o b i le c a m p s could s c a r c e l y be e x p e c t e d to b e c o m e I three day illumination festival, thi
Pl.ATKOIttT
a new
a d e s i r a b l e c it iz e n . Aral s o m e t h i n g like f i f t y o f th e st |d ac es j spending of $1(1(1.01X1
lighting system.
NMI tall* at Rnnfnril'a front a r e to b e e n t i r e l y e l im in a t e d fro m t h e M ia m i d i s t r i c t .
State street will now lie tie most
t. u.
It is e v en p ossib le th a t e v e r y t o u r i s t c a m p in M ia m i will I brightly lighted thorough,
w a t e r r n n t r t o J n r h a on in
tfo.
I ru» D i r e c t o r o f P u b lic S a f e t y t h e n * is r e p o r t e d to
"orM. I*•ft>i avenue, NYw York,
. . l l a w of
Rt,
Jok
c o n s i d e r in g a low -priced s y s t e m o f a p a r t m e n t h o u s e t•o^-!,’" , '
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n l r r r C'nnal.
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30x3y2 Fabric $ 7
30x3i/2 Cord
30x3i/2
.... 15
Full Oversize C’d <1
29x4.40 cord
31x5.25 cord
29x4.95 cord
32x5.77 cord
30x5.77 cord
3 0 x 3 1 / 2 tubes
All Guaranteed
Rines Filling Stai
ttoize - \T
AIN’T AGOM VK
Pa in
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1113 Sanford Ave.
]‘hon<
G ET TH E BEST
Flower Urns, Concrete bla
of all kinds, Roofing Tile ,
meat Coloring, Etc. fmn,’
Fred
E
ocial
MISS SHINHOLSER IS HONORED A T
PARTY GIVEN AT WINTER p a r k
le n d a r
MRS. WIGGINS ENTERTAINS WITH
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON ON THURSDAY
Miss Lillian Shinholaer, a popu
Mrs.
lar bride-elect of next week, who the wedding iiiarct, were heard and
Wiggins
wns
'\"h butterfly imws of black tulle.
has been the recipient of many so
tive
young
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S
« o m - V"; I’M*''** cards were in keeping
Friday
cial courtesies since the announce
[ ' l h Die color scheme and were
|Tolar will ontertnin ment of her approaching marriage
“ l •’ "tied to the nut cups, which
Bwer nt her homo on to Earle E. Jones, was the chnrin- Her -soft tulie veil was I,cl,I t„ her her attractive hom on,Unr,HN,n
Magnolin
‘‘"ne m Mmk cats and huts,
onue ut 3:30 o'clock |ing guest of honor Thursday a f t hair with a bandeau of orange Avenue.
‘ be morning iumrs passed all
Miss Lillian Shin- ernoon when Miss Frances Jones
U;,,
j„ M„. interesting game
elect of thin month, of Winter Park entertained at a
!” 'Midge, s e r e s for which were
clo will meet at 10 J[lovely
bridge
party
at
of
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v l lthe
ll
I Ihome
I I II M
O RD E RS MEN TO WORK
I
’’ I’1 *mi tallies done in ghosts and
Henry W ight u f her sister, Mrs. Claude Cary
UON'NTANTINOPLE- (fl«) — On
t c
witches.
After these had been
iPnrk Avenue,
Winter Park.
". 1
“ / b "lor, and up<m elos- [ room the animmeb ( it
w’’i,1**' , oHccted the prize for top score, a n tour of investigation among the
lionnl Department of
The lovely home was beautifully
U? l\'" lov. ly green vase, was awarded villages of the Black Sea region
Bervice League will adorned with antigonon vines, cr inspection was found to he fash- , vve’en seas'm Vj ’ e . .
the governor found that farm work'• f o
many novelties suggest’ v c T f the •Mrs F. E. Ronmillat.
h s Howes at 3:30 <T- roses and other cut flowers in the u.ned of h 'v ,'y handkerchiefs.
A' I o’clock a delicious four- was Ix'ing done by women, wliih
Retrishm nts consisting of fro/.- season.
The lights u . r ‘
L ,
Ihnpel.
tints of pink, combined with green
c ' " 1' >' luncheon was served by the tbetr- lorils and m asters-sat in the
ery. Potted palms and plants were en fruit salad, saltincs, stuffed , with Jack o’l.'meIns J ? : . ,
Covers were laid for Mrs. village, c f f , ; . houvgs smoking ami
ic lc iy nut bread and iced ten were ‘ a weird effect over'Mm
1 C,,St j1,1’ !,t
also used to advantage.
S a tu r d a y
Ronmillat, Mrs. Hal Wight,
Miniature brides and grooms
(Story Hour at the
...... Mi" David Caldwell, Mrs. Elton
The governor gave ..nlers to lim
adorned the tally cards, and the s s T J u - i . ..... .... ................
try at 10 o’clock.
Miss Shmhnlser was a picture of " » ’nt of orange cun* llower./placeil M"i.ebti.u, Mr--. ]•>,.,! Daiger, .Mrs. mayor ,.f each village in this di" .
afternoon card gamie proved most
,n
interesting. The prizt,- for high girlisli beaut\ wearing a stunning .about this were crystal cimillf.- A W Fitts. Mrs. Charles L. Rritt, In " f. that every able bodied
londay
It. L. Perkins and Mrs. M. S. shouhl he forced to work in the
score, an artistic handkerchief case costume of Valencia blue flat crepe “ticks holding orange tapers tied I Mr-.
V\ iggins.
Helds during the day and that
.vice Lcuguu of the made of
pastel tinted organdie mndu two-piece effect. A close fit 1
none shuld lie allowed
si, i„ ,|M.
iHoly Cross will meet roses, wa sawarded Miss Mina Ho ting hai t,, match completed th I
Fuur Different Designs
1 ".,T<'e houses during the hours
E. WatMim in Rose ward. I ii cutting for the consola chic etc i nililc.
bus a full program for discus of U,, South Park
•''.
real
ion
cen"Men
the
Women
were
ti.ilinjo’clock.
The giiesl included. M:*s Lillian sion, including slums, licensing re , In,
tion prize, fuur dainty handker
Regular Price SIC.T.*., special or
ki>nnritig tlie teachers chiefs fashioned as roses, fell to Shinln b er, Mbs Frances Cherry. ‘ "tin. women iindci KnglnJi law,!
El. H \I It I it.Nt; h e r e
kl Schools, from H to the lot of Miss Perrie Lee Hell. Miss Mina Howard. Miss Pcrne the work of m a m . , I women, mu
I ai'ersal Apple Pie
II \ \ |. lint I al.
the Woman’s Club, Miss Shiiiholscr was presented a Lee r 1 H. Mb1" Marion Hand. Miss termil mortality, and elect ii, Ry in
'I Ins Saturday and Mumlav
\ i I \ NTH l |I N , '*
lit I le i-la: d . la >n.joint Parent-Tench lovely satin handkerchief case as Marjoi ie 1H nipsev,
In
an
l.e
tile
•<llU
t
,e
home.
There
(
m
|
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one
spe
Milliil.
t>"i"l b ft in Curone ,( In r m I . 1.
|„s of tlie city.
,"inI meet ing for gi i Is,
o k III g and baking
c s . ookuijr
memento of the occasion.
Hoy,,, and M1
W.1 1 1 ,
I'lnl> will hold regu
' • will l.e. «.in<• :,s Manila,diz I I I h.iir is unknown.
After the game (be strains of East.'* by.
Resolution, i,, I... submit led in
■I 1 income tax returns with the
Inid shower for cliil'" ! b n g on tin- government;
jit
o’clock ut tlu>
to pass inlN law a measure en " '4D that a|,|,le pie and Huston
IW'ilimm Moore Scott with tiio large birthday cake iced
f i aticliising woiii. n at the same baI.e.I beans will have ,,ne iinivel '
in white ami topped with 15 liny t \
^ '»'r" and V"
on 'be
Hu K;" n " terms as men, •d (a |«-, said Mrs. .Marjorie P.
,
,
bffit'er" of tlie Mis- yellow tapers. Refreshments con
R.v the
" a ’dman, home service iliredor of
of the First Moth- sisting of yellow and white iiriel;
1tales of payment to men and wii - Un I<n»>kIvit (las ( "inpanv, at the
D.'lllgliti i s „f Wesley
ill meet ut 3:31) o'- ici' cream, and imlivilual cakes
"lion of the A met ican Gas
•men in the Civil S.'i'v ice and in
A ■so, iat ion,
Ihurch.
were served by the hostess assister
I school t aching loi ' -innlai work.
l(i
londay
by the Misses June and
Mary
lb.- adoption of thi' automatic
"fcgubi r S27JJII. sperial for SatThe l.ileralure Di'partment of
1'ioni I to li p. ni.
the Auxiliary First Louise Torrence.
i nm pc rat lire method ,,f cooking
nrilaj arid Mondav for —
the Womans ( 'lull pi. -ented a most
in Front ,.f
Hm'ltiug Ib'e Revived
^luiri'li will meet as
'to o l makes standardization of re
Those enjoying this happy occas
CIIK AGO
I P,
A revival of I <ires and cooking pra< t i.e s in
ion were the Misses Mary Dighton, cliarining and in t e n - t ing opening
Ward, chairm an) Svmla Anderson, Reverly Ander program
Wednesday
afleiu.,011, •milting bees has struck industrious ( liable," she said.
At•i* I. •< Suitable |„r
r.v Ib.lj, 1112 Myrtle son, Hetty Rullinian, R. E. Grit'
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''led
over
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tin
new
chan man, ( ‘hi. ag.» chili women
■0'cluck.
fin, Julia Higgins, Mary Mahon . Mis. Ann. van Ne
Mr,.wii
p.iinlKelv short time Ibe activity i
M.nliiner\ Attracts Them
|L. I. Frazier, ehair- Ann Moss, Frances Moss, Rose l. i
Depicting a «<•.:>• m Japan (\a- ' "I a past gem , a* ion has gained i I I1 I I >S, l aiglami
, |'i U omen
, I. in limn, Celery Net'll.' Hurt, KI,.Ge Lanier, Pearl
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of
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[Hi.' ‘ pari.,as .tut. auditorinm with, Mich vogue in ( Im ago that I wo i CU'c, I s be. olne regular inolilel
|II I'.'.ICk
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R.d, ' ,,11 Katherine S. liirard, Mar •all kind; of J.ipanc <• novelties, p. 1
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foimed
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lim.
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ic.l
to
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hem
(mi , chairman) join- Crane.
n, and are li.ddiug all
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|g* tiler With .pull.I It to.' .■| golden |' ;.b.li Iworn,
' I b.lie to I" a ( <■ ll |o I lie , ;. ||.
linn Moote, 12 1s 1 tat,
Mn tings mill,'i lit.' ail-pices
U tills I'l' amer, Frank DuHose I rod and «.t tier wild flowe»- .
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e el e.
III 1" . k.
, ......... ili'd for I tie !
Ilnw aid, <'hairiiian ) l.niu' II,,.gins He,nard Srhiraid ' Th, p
C llutclu . 011. 2 2 0 1 •;■"" 1 ;Kv,,r;! 1 *
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.... » !»it. r...«... .m iu.ied
Raekground
•'•'•'b'lck
Williams, 1111-. I m \ „f Japan, l.v Mi
I I I , ' ^ II)
lock .
K A h
P. WI'iiiheri!, Prop.
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..nard
Mil
nr,
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I
erwilliger,
I
Douglass
m
a
paper
I l i o y , ciiairmati t
on "Japan
J . Holly, .Ns,, filM Kobe t Iliglileyn,,,,, K,nchen Pow YeM.-rday and Tod.iv
3"7 E. I irst Str«'et
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, i , Jack I ctei's, Jack A.vcm k and
:10 o'clock,
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" Rcminisi d iscs of tin* Sum
Fred
Render.
jllr.iwnlcc, chairman 1
Kingdom" by Mrs.,, Ami an N, •s JS
lisa Mark wood, 10(17
RfoW li. w hose hi rl li place is Japan.
§11(11', .2:311 o'clock.
An interesting item was the giv
Tittle, chairm an) *
ing of Japanese Pruvcll.s by the
|D. Woodruff, Oleum I
Ibjiarlment incmhcrs.
^ke Mary, 2 o'clock.
A wonderful .l.ipancse
exhibit
I.ilja, chairnian) | invitations have been isstii'd to
It. Stevens, 521 Oak ; the marriage of Miss Abliy Helen arranged and explained by Mrs
o'l'lnck.
| Doiidncy
t<> William
Canthc.i R»'"Wn consisted of beautiful l:qi
e:.t l ies, c.rlislic a m 'iig e m e n ls of
tiiiiM tiio 1 W illi ,M rs . I Hutchison, which will he an inter
Y n iir r i t a i i , •• In S a v e ............. in <h ir ( ipe.'il
Ivcr on Park Avviitii- ! c -tm g so.■itil event at Holy c’ros * i liter piece:, t'liina, books, |iainl' Episcopal cimri h at 1:30 ' I, *' ocl, *('•>:•. views, prints, rare carvings,
Quality
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at Special Low
l r rices . . .
F. AWALT
JU K I SII.K
THE SMITH MELODRAMA
Your Cham ber
of C om m erce
Saturday, Oetoher
The
W i^ ly
( hristmas (,’iHs
iMiLady’s Shoppu
I’oday
3 9 .S O
50 Line White
Diamond Rin^s
$ 15.50
THE DIAMOND
PALACE
N EED E D NOW.
IS
JO IN O R R E
N EW Y O U R S U B S C R IP T IO N .
%
Advertising Means Business
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Prominent Sanford
Couple to Wed Nov. (>
L ast Call
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M EAT
C R O Q U B T T IfX
3 Cups M in ctd Cooktd M m t ,
I Cup Bread Crtmbt
i Cup MUk
Dash o f Pepper
1 Egg
K Teaspoon Salt
i Tablespoon Snowdrift
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Simmer the crumbs la miffr '<1
until soft and add the meat.
W hen the mixture is tfaor* W
oughly heated, stir in tb * \Vul
beaten egg and remove im* »....
mediately from the Ere ontf r, J
add Snowdrift. W hen cool
shape into croquette^ roll .'
first in bread crumbs, theafy
egg, then in crumbs sgaln, ^
Fry in deep Snowdrift h o t .<
enough to brown • cube o f #q
bread in about 3 0 secoad^l.
or 475 degree! P,
r./
S n o w d rift
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Racing With rime
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von on’11,,',11 ^tirtM'overairc. on those I hi tigs you value,
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'V' D'R " lilt lim e— Ihe goal, ilcstruclivo
1114 s. '"m i .. and tui|,role, te,| losses.
I-Y I’C't.jc l<11ly p role,it'd with insurnnee, you have won
thi l,,M‘ ,M l,,,v
s t a r t is even necessary.
"
(■real I\ci-. |ilim,"
* ontedy
” "i*le
Vu.'iKc"
Mila ne Ni'ii ■
KALI, DRESSES
III every home, in every Inisi ness, som e form o f In au rY :J
nr , ! , d l l
'■'! C,,lr r ' most Divestments are purtiy
‘ Jf'L '-ul (itule often the most im|)orlant phases o f
HiMii.ime protect ion are overlooked.
I .el ll.
- t a lk o v e r y o u r in s u r n n e e r e q u i r e m e n t s w ith y o u . J! i | I
s VITRO \V
Ten Commandments for Land Investors
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1'red ThoiiipMia in
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<'imii'il,
"lliimdinger"
K S T A H L I S I I I C U l!)H8
A. P. Connelly & Sons
-21 Magnolia A venue
Phone 48
I MI
$4.95 m $19.75
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GOLF KNICKERS
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Mrs. John Sneed (Jives
Her Son, Wilson' Sneed
EARMINOSCHOOLS
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TURBINES
Topkis Union Suits, 75c
Man and
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The OUT!
S’t S T 'i J S T " "*y
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NO BOLSHEVISM FOR u s
C
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line
TOM SIMS
s * * * * 1- w"" *.........
s tir s '
,v' -iv ■
r
most menacing inatitutlon in th* politic.
SftsW.V.,
•Vi
'
|Grand Costume Ball
*
F L O R li
P O W E R & L IG H T
CO M PAN Y *
At City Hall
Saturday, Oct.
fa- ■ Hehry Ford collocts ancieflt inroom for re-.
dustrUi •equipment foj comparidining
iim . He has
1t*fL
9
$100 Prizes for (he Beat Three Costumes
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Speaking of Automobiles-There is Great
Mileage in a
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Stetson H a t
L i t " i f l u l l (III m il i i e u r :t S I c L s o n h:tl v m ir s e lf .
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---A n d the Uninsured'
Dissolution Sale
I’arent-lVacliurs J’odv;,,
Of West Side Schoi
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G O O D -T O -B A T
Saturday Is the
YOUR M E M B E R S H I P
W H O L E SO J
F R Y IN G —A
Wrist Watches
Mombers Lilcraiut
uopaiTinent I r t ' s e n t ,u"a "'r r,,r ••*i»i‘biisi»i"g equal
I )c‘lii»li( ful 1Yotfrani
Tolling the Freach People How We Live
FO R
Ladies* White (iold
S A N F O R I ) CEMENt I
w a H i n . n |!v I h ! ™ 1;*
' b a r t e r s . T h e s e , i f put i n t o ' "GIV E LIGHT.” -aid D a n .e “aml
‘
■' ” * D inip o w n e r s would p ro v id e c h e a p b o u s in g the i>c<>pi, will find their own
P R O D U C T S CO.
nf k u l M l n * p r » - ! f n ( l l i , " ‘S ,,,ml « ,fM* K i V » tile o w n e rs a b e ra l r e t u r n on t h e i r wav.'
Chicago merchants nrc
51
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and
Maple
Phnnr |
ji
- h <m»rw, htilrla,
, wise III io\ mg l he nio -t light
n-im -r l- ( I l U ' C S t m e l l t .
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kotaara.
T h e H era ld b e lie v e s
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utt It sliuiild b e posidlde to e l im in a t e . the -In f I hat doe- I he most ho
IICss
u n s a n i t a r y t a m p s I'r-.m all p a r t s ,,f F lo r id a w h e re t b e v e x is t
And e
oiii "llnot tor
gl eat
a tn irtlo a
of
i. ■> „ I e ▼n r i|
• m a d l.nkr n ntiror.
to d a y .
And I Iii,*, e\en a l t e r t h e s t a n d a r d o f s a n i t a r y re •It v to I •i it o t.ill district loll
i. •hi rated liusiness
M l l t t t n * of cll, lirnutltlrn- «11■i>«'iiu its is Very inii< li im p ro v ed o v e r th e p re sen t alleged •."It till, o
w f a p r o c r n o i.
make p*.
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1
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. Miii eritratcd ndver
n d ' s g o v e r n i n g ^wnitalioii in to u r is t c a m p s .
•Vaacloa Of arh.x.l aralrni
PAINTING AND
tising and in. ans ccoiiomv for
f o r Inrrrnaril
I ’e rlia p s from now on a n u m b e r o f good r e s u l ts will be merchant
i
DECORATING
t r a il 'd to t h a t c o s t ly s t o r m .
It mean i onvi'inonee for women
V E R S E FOR TODAY
,1(1 I In n h •I'paig They read the
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P ho n e 568-W
OOD KNOWS “ I know
! store lieWs at Iwme, then find ev 1
- 9, and thy going nut, and
1erything t hat nteri'sts them in one
2 6 0 8 Sanford Ave.
f»*»lng In." 2 Kings pj:27.
ncighborliiM'd
I
N o tin g tiiat o n e o f I lie e x i i i b i f s at a h o u s e h o ld -a p p lia n c e
HYJ5R, J - 0 Lord, Thou know i
I THE
j< w h ou se o f ( i n ro o m s and f o u r b a t h s , State . BRILLIAN T lights ..f
.J.d ow n altting and our up ,1e x h ib it ion. m P a r is ■
■il. ill.-reusing safety, de
V*nd Thou understandrst mn .f u l l y equipped with e v e r y m o d ern la b o r s a v in g d
, lying tb early darkness of winter
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w
bii
Ji
bU. Help u.h to livr upright
davs. i . ;i,. excellent beginning, |\
NEW YORK HERALD T R IB U N E
i.H r t 'p r r s r li lr i l In |||(. F r e n c h as.'tin a v e r a g e type
Thee.
I A m e r i c a n picul . t lb. energy of Chicago's
ilom c, a n O h io p a p e r d rily r e m a r k s " N o w im ih'r Hi
;
— — o----- --Smith's
acceptance w.'i:- dominated by Republicans.
•y tlim k I.llslll." - in .I. .mil citizens g.'ii.i'.il ’ Govern,.i
we d o n ’t Heed I b e m o n e y ."
FOG
Ispeeh drippcpd with ben, worship.
h
The Governor says again:
(From invnis)
I
I h it ev en j| Dial is (Ip. «*f ("«■«•( upon
I'h. next -tep. even more im .The her... it is needles to say, was
"I so administered the financial
be French w a r-la x .Ing black bonlinen
Rut jn „ r affairs o f this state that against
I p a y e r, isn ( il Inn * t h a t m ost Amerirnn.- wmild stilt ii'lik e In porluni . will l.e to increase facil l the Govern.>r himself
. August morning
bier to dramatize a hero effective Republican opposition there was
tiles |'i i lea. lung Stale -treel
b a v e t h e id ea g et ab o u t in F r a n c e d ia l ( b e a v e r a g e A m e r. th® thick white fog at ........... .
I ran.--pi.i l at n.n i • to a city wliat I tv there inu-.t l.e a villain handy remitted to the taxpayers o f ilns
>mlng out to take t'srgc!
lean borne is j u s t about rijrlil ? Il ( orm ( e a s y I'm' Hie a v e r - i n i nliit ion of i he blood I to the i I tie Kepnldieuh
I.egislature
i^ state 25 per cent of their income
ropi anihored alien ships,
I I tie re D, re assigned In that ungrate
body.
and direct taxes for the years
Io n , o ! ? <>ri<aM
lalk
,lls l,,,sse s sio ii Willi s u p e r l a t i v e
[•0 do not know the fog
( bn ago - “ I » il l" and the rivic ful lint fattening role.
1H2J. IH25 ami I'.i’Jii. amounting
a d je c tiv e s anyw ay.
I h e A m e r i c a n d o u g h b o v s b ad tin
'S tran ge so-civilized ones
Is w o r k in g f o r t h e I n d u s t r i a l g r o w t h o f Sanford,
It mav ap|icpar ungracious Jo Ibis year in dollars to thirty mil
energy of many oilier cities should
*In'always.
vritieir-e
(lie
(in
v
m
m
i's
iugeniimis
lion."
n i m h i r l l l|,|M ,V r" l ,‘lllf
t l " ' ir *' m " ' " ' " r a d e s a b o u t t h e be trnusluti'd into an absolutely
an
d thv C i t y ’s d e v e lo p m e n t j i s a t o u r i s t center.
'.i r — Langston Hughes.
c o m f o r t s am i J u x u r .e s th a t t h e y w ere used p , Imek in t h e adcipiutc (laii.sportation sy lim.
^Nige in magernent.
His
own
y d , after all, the I.egislalun
W.'i ----------- wltitcnes-, lands out against the authorized those remittances' mid
i y ',l ,"-V;
,u h i m s e lf a s b e ( b o u g h t o f
ibllcana aro tight rape walk- ih n ^ i
A
MEMORIAL
I..
Woodrow
Wil-|V
I * ln ’ l,,a‘ kitess. Rut there a n the I .egislature, without recotn■ have lost their footing.
m a t t e r olr ' e l ^ ’.
h w l, , 0 ,,,e « s b e in g p e r fe c ti o n in th e
on at Ge neva, proclaims Presid.nl |
•» bis speech which strike men.lat ion from
the
Governor,
v’ —-------o---------co m fo rt!'
T , ,u ' ' ,M,l,,n , h "«
add to its b tm u ly and Wilson "li.iindci of tile league .(. ,a rafse not,, in t|„,t (hey seem to lan.ed the income tax exemptions
■id J im Reed after that
oclm
it
a
ceil
m
i
partnership
be
nations."
Iasi year In make them correspond
U ring, you’ll see the
T h a t b o u s e in t h e e x h ib it io n in F r a n c e s u p p o r ts n ia n v a
One of Europe
millions dial tween the powers ..f light and the b.-lter with the Federal exemp
tions.
lo u g b b o y m y a r n s , a n d oddly e n o u g h it i s p r o b a l . l v doing bate this country hung a sign on powers o I darkness at Altmny.
I he Governor gives the impres
thy Wilson memorial saying; “The
It is so all down the line. The
Ho I't know how you feel
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n t r nl'o V h !." ih 'l01 ’*'‘ t A n ,,,r in ,,H " " ■ ' " - • • ' v - th a n il could American .people Iqwo done noth sion that lie reorganized single Legislature and the Governor had
•Sw” W° ‘ire getting tiriyi R III
t r i p l e t h e t im e m its ow n c o u n t r y . T h e A m e r i c a n tom - mg to deserve that the President handed I he antiquated machinery
j t" i:el together in order to nceom
ist n b ro a tl S e e s that t h e h o u s e am i its e q u ip m e n t
"
•h..»ihl l.e designated as the found " f stale government. Hut state rc- pli'lt things. Both contributed to
|V
a -- —
|organ r/at,mp
er "1 t he |.M" ne of nut ions,"
»■ could
- .....
be brought , r e s u l t s , whether g o o d nr bad. How
JDclicve tnitn's Long F .H | k 1 2
Z
h " f ' M:,rr ,nUS
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hc.'ud y-lov i n>.'
. .itMiiit only through legislative ae- can .me lie pictured as the sole pus
* rolls, an,I ptiotogiaj.lis. Of spe
Idontal- Herald In'inHim I - j ‘ , v1'
*" p a s s in g it by a s he m ig h t in i ■
W ilA
\M» On
Il.au i n tor '" o n . Did nat the Legislature s.d. s. - -or of virtue and the other ig
ll il.tell'sl were tile Wall rolls
J II. Coictough
it of Alan.
'•'.It
1
i "lint! ' locsii'l want to , mu the amendments making
I
i,‘
I r i‘ v" , , r
" . t o d s d e t a il s w ith ml,.i
j iiiiikcuioiios, g.vntg I tie count r\'
tr -i lirxithi-r, Counts
the
sole
exponent
of
turpitude?
i I
A nd 7'idtlenl.v it d a w n s upon |Hm th a t lim b .- m m in l 1 be t h e I Ill'll I of the league of org.-iMzatioi) .....slide am] p;l-s the
j history m pictures.
Ik'l mid. Icavo Friday
-.tligt Mr. Tummy
' binning a monopoly „f right
fl
Almo.'-i ( iotlP
I uat i..n laws which have carried the fir-t eoiisiiess ami wisdom is a danger
loi
Daytona
Hi'ach
1
,V " "J Gl.' ' ' n i l e d S t a t . - s is d c i d d l v “ p o o r " j
.
" Wd’ll expect (<»
I
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won
"I
them
ini.,
eft.',
|
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,
t,„t
scene
III
KIM !
I
like
to
be
tin*
lim
udc
111 KUY
■will
pend
the
week
that ritfht to the
ib .id s E n jo y a b le M
i
d
M
r
'
r
,
“i
mis thing especially
m politics.
,M 7 , " Wl" ' " s m i r a . l o o f m o d ern e q u i p m c d .
i
of Midi .1 P'.w.-i on this continent
'be Albany drama the hern and . m which few men are all heroes
—
—I
.Mrs.
Maude
Clark.'
and
Miss
Love
t**
~
I . l i b e r Slowly people a r e r e s p o n d in g to e l i a n c c s f o r n w iktir' i o . Would inspire respect in those I be villain seem to have
Queen Marie arrives in
played tall villains. The Governor certainAn unusually interesting me*! j Turner,
t b e m s e l v e s m o re e o n if o r f n b le in then- h o m e s.
l.:d ,o r s v , g fl l i n "pc,an nations. It would lik ■ more or less parallel parts, \\ hose j ly overdoes bis melodrama and de
Imet Zachary, who is ing of the Parent -.Tear lie i s As so j
(try, n lot „f democratic |(|
r v ices
is
the
state
reorganization
'I'lH'i'f i s * S i i l l T i m ,. In |:„v Y o u r
'
be
a--i.i'iat.'d
ill
a
great
league
University nt Dur----- £ wbl show just wlmt ! m " w ,V ' n ; : ; M ' " ' V " " ,",l" r n ',1' .................... I,in.Is m n s t n n l l v '
idea. ( sir...vs bis tage effects when he
'•'"Don for the West Side Prinmrv | T l l O W o m i l l l ’ s
I )jl\
It goes back
1■
I Nnierieuit nations north and anyway?
■will
active
here
Mon
th*y really arc.
to the ; wraps himself in the dazzling ma-i
School was held Thursday after
;l
1,1 .
1 , , a ' , '•|I r,M,m. l o u r baft] h o u s e w ith its ftlMI V!•
:■
-III I.
■the tuairiago of Miss i
Male < .institutional Convention of : tic of impeccability ami thunders
f i -■-------- o ■
at the srhool. 11 was 1he
j'»us e q u ip in e n t Idioiml be m ncli m o re Iv p ic a l t h a n it
is.
95) Masonic
M iN finir Bldg.
I ll/Lr
mRhone 75
’I’bev P refer Long Hair
Bmlscr mid Earle K. t |.'jr s | meetm jp.f the season and
t'tngn Russell Send who lia .
•'
il«", n| which G ove.nor'at
a cb v •, f
e l Legislature:
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r
t
uoi A mernsYs fault if tli“ S
will l,c soleniuizcJ was well attended.
I.GNDON
(/Pi
Lailv Maiv
. snatched from the gallow-,
' «■«*• “
but which l"Get theee hehi,„i
behind ,,u
i»,o S a t a n !’’
S A V E by giving us your sidew alk, driveway and fo
at A » ( l i t VVAM, O F T a m p a s a v s : " T o s ..v
n.
t
pcp lc
I'.uii.pc ci.iii mile tn i ui
I ( gon has got l.olibed her hair for
• Ltlm«S must be getting |. [
In the absence of ihe chairman, the reason that rlie likes long hair
Mon work. All work guaranteed.
be, s te a l, s w e a r o r d rin k d oes not m ,..|ir.‘. ' i ‘
V ' ' ,0f! .I1" 1 "
thmat, lie, cheat, dcpas a ('harmed life,
:tnd G iv e ninth y.
H andsom e S ilk s
1 You Will I'm,I tiw.u . i
.
.
.'.I"*‘l ' , y b u n lo r offi,.,.. |cho,. » „ r.
„ , . . — o-----—
f’attcrsor, leaves Fri- Mrs. L. N. Hansel!, the meeting best. " I think long hair is piettier
l„.,i(.V). ,, is
,.(„„fortal,b .
L IT E R A R Y DIGEST
t‘111 I a it ly in g t h e n e w e s t in s t y l e s
^ r jl t t lc . girl down the st reel M r Wall w ill -ifliiiit *»l'1 I* i* ' " ,h H ,M a •Nephom* p o le ." I>,,|
feu tlmusaml high puwcicil flyfor Anderson, S. C., was presided over l,y Mrs. Pro...... . j
peen hearing so much lately isli.iil i c i ' i
attend the marring.' Stephenson, when routine business I (li,| j|,is p,M„,lar society leader,
'
th a t to s a y I r u t li f iil ly th a t lie d oes lie " ur
- f sui.
.Jt'e now on s a l e f o r t h e Iasi d a y .
To t lie many sets of "Ten ComI » .
.
...
,
® Y 7 j|
pt the Cards, phe thought the '
rairl Farmer and Cnl- was t rnnsnetrd.
1 <,M" k to e x c e s s d is q u a l i f i e s him an d th a t t h e
' I
»'•«*
'eadv answer 1.1
b;; builds bis holdings up, instead
.
.
.
,
,
Linlv
Alcxamira
llaiic.
uaiiirh(t*r
I'a c r y d r e s s is wot'llt f r o m S|() in
CUNSHINC
4a Scries was a bridge game. pb 'in e poll' is d is q u a lif ie d w itb o n l line
Die members inspected the new llf |.;;ir| „ ai(,. |..„,v Hope, .laugh
wh ieh takes place
it., i;
It - I any jm pcitiucm c tn.ni Kumpe i, man.liiicnts" js added still anotlm, o' merely getting rid of them.
JIKV IC L
an.V m I b i t ion on it s c h a r - l"'lmi ilns ci.imirv needs not any
•
■f I ’> m o r e t h a n we a r e a s k i n g . O u r
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the considerations which must |„.
*’• , Lmrk uhead a few years R...
.
|l.v equip..... lunch room
and " ter of the ('..mites* of Linlithgow;
“credit" lor meddling
T r i ’j 'i i ’V
M
. ^
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p l'ir e s r a n g e fr o m
nation'' taken into account by the investor ""•"'ber that if the necessity'ever
.tw en ty-fiv e per cent acreag.f
V”VJU< I xiin.v day lumlieon was discussed I the Countess of Seillfield, and inan\
' l.ll-lliess
|«tion in cotton is ........... for
11 I ulistcm anti R a l p h '" '" ! voted upon.
\„ther young leaders in society also
f,'r mm voidable dcliniiueiuv !
"' suluirban real estate.
These
'.year, That is the only wav J " ' ;
I It l-.K-S I N a s a p r o p c r l v is |»n\ al
Your payments,
furefiture o f 1
■turn home Friday a f - 1 Miss Love Turner, principal of have refused to June their hair
pointed
out
by
\V.
Burke
llarIv
on
Ill'll
DISPA
It
III-:S
SAY
Mi
ssii.uri .
Mnbnfc the evil of over prodm
11 l'cinlH in Cunada j tin- West Side Priatary School, c\- bobbed.
a n , u s i ia»*"- *»
t„ u „
'" " b - r i t y on New York your property you would realty be I
x e n in o f III!' taking Senator Janies Rec d of that
Tib'.' ' i
« •> helpless, inquire about tlie ;
liavi: been spending pressed her appreciation for the
"v
and
sal,urban
property,
and
‘ late “niosl serious |y ” as a caiuii
111 Huy of the developer, in
pith.
help of the mothers and fathers
Girl Is S ta te ’s Bravest
.lie
given
by
the
New
York
World
l
,
s
•■"m
I
s
•
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l
I
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i1
1
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a
s
HUM
It
date
lor
President
on
t
li
I >1*111,1 a- follows:
hfc Municipal band is giving an
citiuiiistanees, wbet her lie would1
■ ll ftlilV In I lie life.
in •quipping the playground.
R E R U N ’.
i.'Pi
Enron.'*s Fe
eiatie ta k et. Senator Reed may
help y..,, find a buyer lor yum 1
|fc*l •mount uf plea-lire (.. him
Doudney, Miss Mary
‘ " tn n iiitiil v . ! In- l a t e Well lie taken seiio||s|y. |f he were
I
Ask about time tables
Re holdings
The flag for the host attendance ' lieitas d m Hock, 11 year old ilaugh
Hof local pi'OpIf. il will p| live
I Miss France* Graves of P. T. A. Members was won for ! ter ul the late IJeiil, t'oloilel ll.'lll .
tb.- location
u>„
President ..I t lie l ulled State.* ............ ..
Mit ■ttruiTinn tu luunMs tin-.
Crlnruin Friday where
7 I (link >.f <ompctiGon
‘
boos,,
must
he
witbit.
reasonable
R.
the month ^iy Miss Pauline Myers' |von Hock and des«'*'mlant of a dis- ; *
BUr.
J Graves attended the room.
"I III, 'hen Would l.e a lighting man in <';"imuttug distance, in .....
1bat the developer ,s |„m f
I linquished tine of Prussian arm y i B
t
both
Hie While House, and this country
Intitule.
All Wool
I officers, hns liin-n awarded the fed i j
It c l c s i n J „ !
; V,‘ ■'■ ,n
........lion.
,M,M|
Tinnsportatiim
would he pul iii condition to pro
All
parents
of
pupils
in
the
pri
^Picture* of Jack Dempsey tub m '
h closely related
to
|era I hero medal for lirnverv. ’Flu-1M
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f
t
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s
e
l
f
hi
war
ami
n
t
s
p
i
i
r
l.m vv'tli iti.r'V t1 'iW ' / *' a, ll" ‘' ' ‘ , , " ' ir
iin a t*
T u j l * recent encounter with I as|iiralion.s,
|iitsiin, who lias been niary Hcliool are urged to attend j little Harmless risked her life to
vi*-1 values.
i„ , ... ’
"
huovviiiglv I'luiiiinttri' Hi,.i,
,
—' Tunnoy, show him >mi much
illu sio ns, spert Ih time o f peace.
past month at Rattle the meetings of the association ! rescue a drowning woman in the ■
2. Investigat the budding re- va I!,e o f " he''!' I.'1',l 1' ,l‘ ‘"•’rea.se ml
I tie I nitc.l States had en.uigli of 11let ions. You
, A o t u for wear. Tile heating
bu'iiiin,
Rattle
Creek and get acquainted with the teach Havel river at Potsdam. She was
on
|
>
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1
11|
i(
..... 1
tie i
i.took Was nut neurlv m» luui.il
("•‘'led to return home er*.
'be milk and ,,,,,-1, Pol,. v7"tl,e w’haV you wil|0l!,ii|,* l 7 ' • " " ' I ! ^
1 '"-imic'^.h.mt " bis
" tl1 abilil v
leted as the pluckiest girl in Hie
pl’l'Sl'Ilt
I'll
you must to cuiijidct
,/ ' “ t(.,l!i tnaiuDtijM u " , 0 " '
,a irl>
■iH> idea of waiideiing around the
iln im .M changing a tire is f, i
fliooii.
ms sales m the fac«
aristocratic city.
(itVtrifgo man.
'“" i l l t" *•'(' how kind we can be " I " ' know vvhut y.nir neigl.l.o, can of |M(Ssit,| v
, banged business con
'
‘*e sure lest net ions ate (lit ions.
l.i I., others
...
•M Lake left Wednos
t >- j i
t
n
i
tx
a'!1
ipiate
hot
h
with
l
egaid
I'rinc* '-s Eats Sailor's Mess
to tlie
Pi e.sidetd s and i n.dot's are paid
P .''wooden ' check lu. iiii. <• i
ami
11 for
"u
i utianassec |
i i li idl V
y
ru
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Hunk al.... . your family
’•">
Tallahassee
j o
n lnl TtliU
ri i l<n
l T tVy
D
( ) lt
n
' i"i u-,-1- Su...........
.
' " . ‘l i ' l . „
I of (lie (louses and al.- , their
TH E HAGUE
t/Pi
Little
1. . o
' li" Im' "i «|
n
Hil>K too (irevul. ui
|„r it.,
" '" 'I " , ' m i n . G. tin, count, y „ „ hitectural
[ill s|u ’ "
‘
‘
bind nut about play space f„r ehil
h'sign.
Prinees.
Juliana
of
Holland
attend,
Mori of the banks and the
I)
might* .
1’1*3i*l p a t t e r n s in gm al
' *
' "' ' i educational social am
ed naval maneuvers in the North
laliiy Woolens
iMdliution.
NEW YUKK'.x ii,„v,,|.,tv L
w
Uu’ I'ermu- recreational
A "wo.idi n"
surrmmdmgK
“
attending Florida.
i Sea mi board the cruiser Sumatra,
lies to l„* so ld on ( h e |«.h| day lor
Tnwnrd's mil hod .,| -d
voimg women, Raruard Uollege. in 'a ,,. ,,, L i f t ,n,|l|" " ve|nents which tweaty years these may make ,
fur Women.
I The spacious lawn at the Imm* of and insisted <>n sharing the sailors'
krguinont.
•ends ......... . aside one million do! la .ermnnent’ ni , , T " ,1‘ ‘,-v«.|..,wr
I Mrs. .|nhn W. Sneed in Magnolia lobscouse nf beef, red ruhbage and
lais to increase teacher's salarie, jH
' , " l.“ ,Mlt''"“Hee tund or S u e H .,,,,lU
f ( , HI M U ! R S TROpIrA I. NEWS
'«
bom,
IV Du Hum*,, who hits Heights was converted into a veri potatoes.
A wise decision.
"
' ' ' Il
|nt‘!r,’Hted mdy until the
~ I giant dirigible ■>r the l ulled
lur the University uf table fairy playground Thursday
Mm institution al A lava ot an , tunitx
. M" y
your means. |).,
With th" hearty aptietite nl' sev(navy, the I ,os Angi'h". se
Well paul. satisfied
teachers
/'‘'V la/
^*''1?
I,
slices
I I uxcalimsa. Ala., will afternoon when Mrs. Sneed enter- onteen, she tiroiioiinced the final
!««",■idtur.il
s,
bool
unde,
||„.
'ful
agile,ilturc
s
.eci'lat*
,,ns,al"
”'.",
1
|M'"l>crty
f,„
„..r of the one time great
IIS |s | he I 'Mind
tbetr services
appreciated
are fulu. . „ \
about your
"ext week.
‘ I taincil a number of children in (‘Xcellent, Imi l|i«‘ noise of the big
Hugo electric turbines are now
•..
" fl
" d h 1t1<111 y v0i,
'" the I lull ,l
U . . I .1 i l . . u r .. i i » \
....
'
, indoah, has left l al..Inn • S " " ' b " " - ’b- flan mark an „„ Stale
important than any' new t |„ ,la s
^ ' “ "^' 1
a,M>ut
Solti (la* World Over ..
$ I .().»
I honor of her small son, Wilson, on ! guns, she thought, was a rather
............................. .........
1
buildings
a,iv
sort
of
fine
ml
,
{
People
win,
are
pur
• Dftroit, It wuhti t
atti i b ’" " " lep UI the .level,.pm, „t
being
delivered
to
the
new
Super
'll,.
his fifth birthday anniversary.
disturbing element in the en jo y
Lee count v. Now. for
' 11
“ t Dva fei 1 In- 1 h'giate linilioiiieiit.
j ‘Y
. ^ ' e they substantial
l/Shelianduuh bud I.-fi New .let
Power Electric Generating Station
set,....I
........ ' . . . . . . fully i.„|y „f , tl„
"'
Hist
tline
our
young;,ers
will
for tho same destmillion G,-<i
P i i i l \Afrwl I Overhead wires
were strung ment of a quiet meal.
'- a happy on,., for here is J Young students, eager to learn ' 1
W "r
' U1!'1 1,1 "le attracj ;,:'.':'"
wttk any uU,',!..
out In the Everglades near Dania
l K < i n U 1 1 I W 6 ( 1 from which guy-colored ribbons
“that newspapers were ills t'Sii «.i opportunity to l e c ive the ideal .. .......... .... ..............................................................................................
1 2
v
pi'cializcil
ui I, net„.ti
RritisJi WomenV I'lans
'add balloons
fluttered.
Here
'Startling headlines
May " l- I i I v
Cut-Off
C
-ial.
necessary to, •„.ae>s m
LONDON
The niiiiiml
"an you expect
friends of Jam as A. throughout the afternoon games of
.Abla ■torm-god be nior. 'I'l. i,
..f III
Re
sure
that
o
..........
.. noat
•'""I'l'f «"!• II,e pec, linn lies „|
I stitt uf Mr. and Mrs ail kinds were played. The fea meeting of tho National Council
1 111
'be e.Minty
e.unity and
"M l
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•—
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I" o iii isos,' that worth holding .'""( investment i
jVPith this expedit imi.
It req u ired 13 cars to haul the
F . U. ItohbinH, P r o p .
■
over a period o
i’ V " " V ‘ V biobanilrv
The more <1 . 1 it,,- dire, lion
(ion of pr„f.
p , ltf ,• \
x
LEARNED PR O FE SSO R Hunt-1
Dnniuially sound, and that yea rs.
<»f Sanford, will he ture of the afternoon was the pea of Women of Great Britain, to he
-o —
p arts of a single tu rb in e fro m factory
!
"
al
''am
ot
the
eomlrtions
suiHeld
at
Westminster
Oct
idler
Ut
to
learn of his nmrrnige nut hunt and the prize for the most
dice Department will ap
Nix,.,, a high scholastic standard ing of Michigan, says a strong f
to plant. T h e shell of each tu rb in e
ry (!lurke, daughter of peanut* found by a girl, a nV eity
(b* co-operulio,i of San in.imdmg agriculture i„ South
jaw does not necessarily mean 1 i
h'"*
M,a,„lamed.
The
local
weighs
8
9
tons.
T
h
e
re
will
be
two
1
Mrs. G. M, ((Iiirku of jumping r«ipc, was won by Je a n
Bl* in innkitig
st mug or fierce character. A weal 1
of these turbines.
|„. count,„l 'bin may In* due in rickets m the
,M*v; I
vRsr‘^ ; ; trustees likewise ,
SARASOTA HERLAD
Supreme Court, and ette Potter.
system lh“
function
L. I*. MeCtiller Jr.. (>
Die hitler experience of " "
g IVl. then he-, efforts
Mood or to i ill perfect
The signs painted on . '
Mtving Ht Chicugo, III.. was the lucky liny and was award- [ ■
,
f
‘
here
is
1,0
leaning
toward
R„|.
world
brec
generations
ot
tanners
has
' b ‘ ' ••l opui e, " of Ih,. ne w s e l , . , . . | l'oo,l.
This plant and the one at Sanford
If You Want to ( route a Social ( ’enter For Our
'Ntunc is employed j,t ed a box of Mother Goose pencils. “
mean just what they
1 be convention went nil
«'•»« " will have 11 h inception j ibid diet changi
.........,n the ranks ,,f t|,(, ,\merand drivers will find ' ""k'ht to light the basic princi
the Western Electric At one end of the lawn a large
are
being
built
for
the
purpose
of
fact
the Itest possihle auspices ' makes it ugly.
...............Time Irhere,,,
“ M
<r‘l as Kivi,,K its unqualified ml
Season’h Tourist Ik* ut the
vc tried it a while thul ples wlmh must be Observed ,f o,„
i fishing pond wns arranged and
Fcderation of Labor.
providing cities and communities
5 ! as,M •"
f-gWat convenience, ami
' ,'1' "'ade to yield Its grim I
■ —
I il«r« quaint novelties were fished
i'Mid again this organization, under! tio „ T ' , n ‘I.
.A,n''rit'“ n ‘"-““ tu
‘V|n avoiding accidents.
with dependsble power et lees oost
to
T o i T f l n r >p i from Diis attractive pool.
Diek
I MUCH TRUTH i„ all that. Rut Ms capalile and patriotic leader-1 "T o all
''eshnition it declared
uppl.v these principles generally
Mussolini's jaw doesn’t come from ."hi |
_ j j.
and Jac k , brother* of the guest of
arc denied their free
then
can
be
furnished
from
eny
I
p
.bus
made
pronouncement
up.
.imn
‘
....
.jjkirtiwri, of D. 1>. |kiyis si,y 'm!l'n(,,T ’ '',IIUI' lly1 i“ " 1 tl" ’ Parting)
chewing food.
He inherited it
l c l l ' t y O i l honor, had rhurge of the fish pond
1,1 forth the torch of
other source.
(lumiiurl.
" b e n a man says. “ [ w,||" | , e on i...n nuojvci. ciumuel (iomnors
ridiculous that he should!' am •nd*’ n'!h V
M’h" " 1 ■ Fi mif.
, l ,‘
Germany are hemi
A
n
n
iv P P ^ M P V
Later iii tho afternoon,
ufternoon, the
whe;,
at
the
head
of
the
federation!
'bbc banner of democ
titled suicide.
It is do ' ; " ; , fl"
mid ""•«* t» t»ne another again. Now ,f sticks out his javv, and when he
_____
v
t
s
a
i
y
|young*ters
marched into the dining
nicy.
' m* /nee hke flint against the
'a.vs. “ I can’t," or " I ’m afraid,"
luit anyone should com- jsludimti
'* " tK “ " " ‘•"•''I by! one or 1 h, "•her .in-t doesn’t
...
,
.
room,
rouin, singing "Happy
“ Happy Birthday,”
Hirthduy
sav a is jaw goes Inick.
nitcrnatiorml socialistic propagun
too much!
being her fifteenth and refreshments
of brick
ice
da
Ills
successor,
William
. °Ionr
, 11„ ^
«< "•••
will |iv„ ;
_
, Fighting men, as they grow old
T4" J n nc Turrfpce wus crean, in pink and white and indi
1
z
Tin worst
......... months ftll.
,
r r- 'b'volop stronger chins, higger Is no lea* uncompromising <:,. e
HL‘»t at a lovely party vidual cakes also iced in pink and
" a s Mr. Gompers. John I.. Lewis
V, we cun
mother. Mr*. Hugh white were served by the hostess
fatalities, statistic! prove! ^re ,
* * * * 'M”n 1 1 « ’•
I president of the United Mine
ij
S Y 11^w S
'“
"
‘v'*1
'
'
’
*'"tThc
her lovely homo on assisted by Miss Ollle Johnson,
the
Iasi
two
months
of
the
old
Is
certain.
Today
the
sur
Worker*
of
Americu,
is
equally
or an overdone of
' P R E S ID E N T UOOI.IDGKS „,|
Mrr.. J . II. Colclough, Mr*, ictor
futc has not been scratched. But I year and the first let, „f the new
"I’l'onition to any. W h . , « v „ ,J f Z Z j “
emservation
hoard.
Swretaries ,i? ." ,0!u
T
. * er® artistically do- Robertson, Mrs. L. P. McCullcr,
!i
Bn il iK nwral)’ u the work of draining ami clearing/ Four
J
ong
that
flavors
of
sovietism.
At
dollars and cents, and
|cut flower* and fern* Mr*. A. C. Fort and Mrs. J . II.
blatant s o c S ^ ^ J ' ,lin|f8 '*1
lumdrcil thousand New " ork, Wilbur, Hoover and Dwight
At 8:30 p. m.
of th* latter, wo are ‘a Progressing with notable rapidi- Yorker, moved their pluces of resi- !■ Davis, Inform the president that he meeting of the federation in the grout |>o<lv r
'tutors, with
n suggestion* of the Jackson.
l
j
.
Lverv
student
ut
the
Alva
((•on.
deuce this
ml in night will last only alx Detroit • resolution w„« passed to " f A n ie r i r r s>tan |inr/ Brni* Cd l,,bor
J .With Mr, Davis' asFavors of cunning wind-mill
sciy.ol cun !,e sure, upon rompletluji
• Admission Free-—RofreahmentH Served
yearn. Other nupplics must he hi effect that, ‘We regard the for orderly g. vern^fenl UP''!qUttrc
jTiaiculous. •
merrily *pent whistles were given the guests
'
■: ■
. of niit training, of us fine an opporor gas engines must use .» •soviet political regime usHhe most aon«l liberty
n
nt nn(l P«r. onteBta, and later wha numbered a|/out 35.
f
FINE ORCHESTRA
"nscrupuloun, most anti-*A ial and of 8ocialiHtL.'
nuvt* no fear«
Rllllllllllll
ployed. At a late
IIIIIIIHI,|„i|
oiijtoclalisuc upheaval in „Ur body
» » w h i tV w « r .
> ° #l» fennla
rotirfa,
, ",l bate to leave my pet boiler.” /all wear their hair long nnd down,
declared Miss K. O’Rorke, a slight f !**«• «>nrk. Viewed from tho roar'
auburn-haired young woman who i i t IS difficult to discern among the!
attended the conference of the
female element, children, mothers I
I British \\..men's Engineering So
1 or grandmothers, ns they all look
ciety. "I have been in charge of
it lor seven w ars. Women ulway. like young girls of a generation'
Itecnnie tiemi'iidoiisly attached to past, when long curls wore the rule.
tnnchinery given into their charge,"
Miss O'Rorke is a Warwit kslure
woman emplov.d by an industrial
plant.
�m
■MwV )>(V'
LANDO PLA YS HERE SA TURDA Yi
trimmed a few her™ from
5V
M e t h o d is t E le v e n W ill Meet
E r s h i n e in P r e m i e r Kvt*ni
on o p e n in g o f New G rid iro n
£v:
_
5 .
hy a ronferenrr between General
si'ii, the Premier, and form
er 1‘iemii ,■ liratiano
The con
ference took place at M. Brutiann''"'('•try home and is the subject of
much rmnmeiit.
The newspaper Kdcvrucl asserts
f "
,
that the conference was due to the
t h an g es
in
P o litic a l
,,f >■ l>h«** . f a great state
•
problem by irnsnri of a "certain ■
event" during Queen Marie’s stay M
I Io ep
[G tp n
*n aPri ".
I he certain event is J
ria te
I 0 K < < 1 M the ("'onciluitioo between Queen a
_ *—-----.Marie and
Pm ire
Carol.. The *
HI ( IIAI’hST, Oct. la- —'..p — newspaper adds that it was do- 9
Mom,- tious changes in the run,,
ideal that M. Bratiano
llano should propro
tie 'it at ion due tri the toim c *a ceetl t" Paris (li t, 25 “ for the aittion ..; Crown Prince Carol .■i hi
untii.n i -inn.d longer In* kept in
right to tlie throne and hi' n
-tisjii ri'C and run: t lie eonsnlidnterl
11r* iiH i.f broad are fore-hallowed or modifitd."
AM SOUTHERN WILL East Will Have Biggest Gridiron Card
<r. That's Mv Baby.*’ ...
(•ter populai air, and \\a
rely (ritsci'cd by Ins elite for
DEDICATE FI ELD Of This Season On Saturday Afternoon «taking
the ntiitude that l.e \vn*
in The prpoer frame <f mind
! ON OCTOBER 23 S E W YORK. (let. Iti—f/I'l aft*T injuries. Harvard hopes nrp not
for a mg game of foot hall.
LAKELAND. Fla
- Southern ( ‘olli-g,.
D
-kirie college 1,11 the
»wal
K *n ew
a l on oct. 23 u* „ r
W a gg ee d
‘Micntioii c
d," *
Rival
Comes
f
*o r
Seasons first.
n<w Koiithern
tl Line May
feigh Visitors
idl'd Meritor Feels
Optimistic A b o u t
E JC h d ttccs o f P roteges
B f Bill D u Hm #
. Sanford High’s gridiron
. Ort
will nm t Ki
gridiron h. i
n„x < - r o f Hi
11 wi11 ,,p 1,1
Intercollegiate Ath
b tic Astoria iron game that South
•rn has ever played at florae ( oar h
llavgoml of Southern ( olh go h.'i
eX|ill'"M>| the opinion t t;.' !' wol
he one of (he hnrdr-d g.nm < ,,n to
riodule of Soli*I'er ri liie
.11
Dr A A. Murphree, pie>id< .,t
-f the I'mversity of Florida, ha
invited to deliver the |o mi 1
5 I•nmldres.H
of the oc «aior, and
plans are going forward hi (h.*
athleti committee rind the eotei
, *-«;-«•»
11•
and f"iir*( rumglut on ca»t liigo foi viitorv over William and
>rn (iimpiMiM today in regard to Mm;.. >eeond only to Harvard in
tom.,i row's big foothiill
hut ties age of Amernaii institutions of
\\ 11Hin 100 miles of New York leai lung.
there will he mere star attraction.
Harvard will take on Indiana
•*>i one <lay than ever before. There rest tear mid pre-umnhly drop
will he h imlroils of thousands of liartii'oiith.
•|eetator*.
West Virginia will throw a great
Dartmouth professed to he. pe«- tigam-t (»«orgetown in the capital.!
si*,ii«tfc over its meeting with Some 70,11(111 peop'e Will •ee til"'
\ ale. 'Die hint praetire at Hun- ' < iii ago-l’enrtsylvaitia game, HU,over was ileserihed us rugged, even imo the Dartmouth Yale contest,
careless, nevertheless, Dartmouth |At Harvard ami Princeton tlm
|V " general favorite among critics
tutors will probably be ;*.(1.00d
to wm its first triumph over Yale ,,, over
in nigh* yearn.
I
.
G tv Itiehard , sterling tackle
has he* n addi"-1 to the eusti.iltv list
'e.i* ha-, rolilad Yale of every vet
•ran I > «iuan with the exeepti'-n
"I Mar ham, giiaid Richard' ha
t HP Mill, th t 17.
P.
had kmc
1 aldwell, outstariilir.g
r Slag g mirodie <-d ai
iicoe the hall carrier', ha> a
..*i I'l.v i ear, foi:i ahieapr im .d ankle.
it the ‘op of their .oil.
In preparation for Chicago
song f C" which i ,.
I
„ " ‘V
ni. |..dv ri rei veil for the ............. ..
.Situation in Rumania
r
3
3
for..... ...... ;!z r:jx
,:!M
L
•
se n s e o f h e a r i n g , o f
sight, and of touch * * * but judge
them more by your sixth sense
' ' ' your common sense. There
are several cleanout, common
sense reasons for Chickering
supremacy...............
•■
?ju other royal possession is so easy to oim!
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A d d ress
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E dw ards Piano Co.]
1^ ' ^ J A C K S O N V I L L E .
FL
NASH
tfu World in Motor Car Value
Tailor-Made Clothes
$25.00 U P
SAVF Till'; Dll'TKItKNCI':
S. W . B radford
Vij.Tbroogh the efforts of ( ’upturn
VAtJ* in co-operation with other
mnae, every high school athlete
0 made a record in high school
year, und entered college this
I enrolled at the university witn
exception. Every mar, who was
1*on the All-State football
who went away to school is
lung hero now.
“rats” met the Gator reJ * * r® recently, and many of
anowed up exceptionally well,
“ * * , of Galnesvill, was the
defensive player in the
while Kirochnr was the
defensive player in the
while Girschner was the
t coniiitent irrounrl iciiinpi.f
of Chicago football fame
the most spectacular play of j
fY when he circled end for ;ir>
And A touchdown.
Dini and Vutf Sipkle
Inaevfile; Smith.
Houser,
and Bono, of Jacksonville;
♦T, Good bred and |yu<kPetersburg; Revell*. ,>f
! * Baeves, of Alubumu; Seth
“iard, of Orlando; Fay, ,,f
v»
Green, of Fort
Cawthon and Wilaon, Tail-H endrix, 8Utton and
i Fansacola; Fitasimmons,
" La^*f» 01 Arcadia;
U j Orandof/ end
•txULetter, of
birth*.
r,,M
N alio itu l Hank R u lld ln g
Sanford,
F la .
I’h on e (ilH, R e s . P h o n e 7;»9*\V
New Nook
Attraction*
7 b— ilii* i null j u f t
nuM or—avorld'a
i « M i k « i l typrn-m
p o w e rs a ll a«w
Noah model*.
NewM, ji® crankoM
“ bwiithtF* which
Organize Your
Saving Talent
h' Z Z yr .
,
' hoUKh," ,,n
I
««ving talent—organize it <
X
UHrfU' r r: - n*-power.
An i‘fr,,un,
x n/r vyou“ arcumulallng
SbatY**
Motor hoot
‘ Na bank [)
■ l»vr rent Inlereat paid on Saving* Arrounla.
SeminSoalK
(l[o
u
n
h
j®
an
k
n f o r d .F la .
A NEW Instrument Board and greater ;'
t» Front Compartment Convenience
!
* dilotkxLCranlULa”
Rabbar Ia ta ltted
*“ **
OU*cr«enMagltaloi**
P**vendng ail co*
a b la t io n fat cold*
woadker.
. A»d many ocher ow
Improvement*.
Ji
One of the many outstanding advantages
fered by the new Nash model* iTfcxind ^
MmvrrE
ment and “P P ^ to e n ta of the
roomy front compartment.
J ! ’t rc *8.an attractive new instrument board
riincdl! in8lr},mc? te compactly assembled in
a Btngle panel under glass, Indirectly lighted.
Further forethought for the driver is «hown
in the way Nash has located the lever control
of the new double-beam headlights on the
steering wheel at your finger dps.
S r i ^ ? L d’ 8ee the t*cw Nash models and
«ntne their numerous other new
, .3- \
* f ****>">*h£MjBB*,,mass . -
I 90—Automobiles
For Sale
W8
^n v
o ^ reasonably,
^ ° m0°uT V°
donatc
°r| FO R
RENT, Furnished apart* ■
sen
very
baby
bed or
ment, downstairs.
Thrco rooms. ,
ktddie coop for sick baby Semi
Private bnth, garage. Apply 81 :i
nole
Welfare
Board.
Phono
1171
jme ads, will be received
Elm Ave.
room house, close in, on corner
Irons and collector sent
J A M E S Ji. COWAN-r-AH kinds of
DODGE B R O T H E R S
- I'.’.1: H«Hy Avenue for $3200.00.
lately for payment.
Tin and Sh est Metal
Work 15— Specials at the Stores.
FOR R E N T to Adults— Furnished * ^.'H
. ' H nn exceptional buy, see us
)o
10c a line
anartmonl
i k » n ______
» n MUlck.
___]
W ater and B oat Tanka. At Oak
Dcnlcrs
luick. Terms
Terms enn
can be A____
arranged.
apartment nf
of three
rooms. All
__ 8c a line
•■Mai
Avenue und Third S t r e e t
Teleconveniences. 813 Magnolia Ave.
.....7c a line
phene 111,
S E L L GOOD U SE D CARS
.
----------------------- -(<*) nieces of warehouse propi t rates on reqnest.
LOR
RE N T.—Two
nnfumishcrl , J r|v <doso. ' n- priced rig ht.. Wo
ANDIRONS
1925—Dodge Coupe
[reduced raten •re for
, «Ear ‘ ment«- ^or adults only. ‘K?l;°yc V,iH
as
na ca,‘ be
HS
? S * , C<l WAN C 0 -* Auto
1402
W.
1st
St.
*
j
Had
in
the
city.
1924—
Dodge Special A Sedan
S
C
R
E
E
N
S
itlve Insertions,
P i ^ d aH‘r and 8^cct metal works.
1923— Dodge Coupo
Plain and ornamental sheet metal
rords of average length
FIR E SET S
1928— Dodge Touring
work. Tel. 71C-W.
207 French
hU RN ISH K I) apartment, privity Bose Court lot, size 73x100 on
tinted a line,
Avenue.
1923— Dodgo Panel Truck
bath, hot and cold water. !U". Hibiscus Court, priced $1800.00 if
turn charge of 80c for
S E E OUR WINDOWS
*<■1(1 this week. *
192(1—Graham 1 1-2 To Truck
West hirst. Phono 207.
sertion.
(In residenrea nr improwrd business property jB
•
a P n 1 ^ T E R — DEGORATOil
fadvertising Is restricted
from 6HI00.0U to $100,000.01) for :i. r* „r 10 ,e lri
A. B. Riggs, 004 LAfirel Ave.
M IL L E R 0 . P H IL IP S . Inc.
er classification. ,
75— b u s i n e s s P l a c e s f o r w e n t
•
•
PHONE 303
interest.
error is made The San*
*
Furniture
Rofinished
will be responsible
A T T R A C T IV E room* to rent for
HI™ L T Y CO.,
TH E B A L L HARDW ARE
Will also consider Constructflm loans to „ifl i(1
Kim Ave. nnd i.’Uh Street.
one incorrect insertion.
stores or offices a t P a rk Ave
' “’ ’ n hirsl Nnt- Bk. Bldg.
atrurtion of buildings.
Ivcrtiser for subneauent
25—Floriatg.
and Commercial Street.
W. M |
sA N P im n m
I
5ns. The office should be
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
h AN FORD, F i.A.
PHONE
3
immediately In case of [“S T E W A R T T H E F L O R I S T ”
*
Flowers for all occasions.
77— Houses for RenL
|KKA,‘ KSTATK - INSURANCE
McLANDER ARCADE
«(>—Wanted— ( a B u y .
h) A D V E R T IS E R S
Phone 781.
FOR R F .N T .- 5 room house. I’hOHt |
[Herald
representative
•1512.
ghly familiar with ra t h .
14 GOOD IISFID CARS FOR SALK
I BIJY, pay ea*h for second hand
■
’ Z ‘Z
K
rt t S |l ^7 Professional Services.
1bulge Sedan
" N U dandy lot. just* off J*«»|»|nr
piano*.
Address
Box
352.
78— OflTcts iintl Desk Room
u compiote Information
Essex Coach
Ave.. and 2nd, will sacrifice for
you wish, th ey will E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T WAVES,
Lincoln Touring
'liiii'k sale.
, I,. Harvey, Box
[you in wo eding your |l na R'nks, one price, pemonal at«n>2.
Moon Sedan
0
wTiCE
X0
R
K
EN
T—
l
a
Meiseh,
GLEAN COTTON RAGS
Id. to make re more el- ' I pjJ^,“"'a49Rj Uet,irJ ®c#uty Shoppe.
Nash Coach
c ®,d? , A PP'y A. P Connelly &
AT H ERALD O F F IC E
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
Cadillac Roadster
IL N DOLLARS CASH and ten
Cadillac Phnton
dollars » month will buy beauti|PORTA NT N O T IC E
S'. J . NIX.Cadillac Touring
lul building lot locuted on asphalt
80A—Real
Estate
directory
«7—Ro6m»
With
Boai-d.
Kisers should give their
Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Law
Chandler Touring
------------------------------ - H‘ r0l,l- in Sanford. A few pennies
df postoffic’o address as
300 E ast F ir s t Street.
Ford Sedan
H IG GIN S-SM ITH -W IGH T I N t ,sav°.d <’very <Iay win m<et the pay
their phone humber if
Oakland Touring
’*
■ • and
’ mcnts and eventually give you
ROOMS, with or without meaU.
Rc “ ’l -Estate
■sire result*. About ope
CHIROPRACTIC adjustments. A
Overland
Sedan
ownership
nf
«
valuable
piece
of
INSURAN CE B R O K E R S
[out of a thousand has , natural method for natural peo
Reason able rates. Lincoln Hotel.
Hudson Brougham
property. I shall be g|a ,| to see
IhoNC nnd the others ple. Invektignte. Phone 482-J for
Hupmobile *
l i s t YOUR PROF’E R T Y WITH ' V UI lf y.‘.’u 'vo"H like to have me
cmmuiiicate with you
appointment. Dr. W. E. MacSANFORD
CADILLAC CO .
“T
H
E
LOT
I.........
y know your address.
KING”
V ,," Sni,,„ Uo’ , l ,‘ unl to me earo of
68— Rooms Without Board
Dougall, 1st Nat’l Bank Bidg.
117 K. 2nd St.
Phone 121
ni,br
|
19 L Hie Sanford Herald.
Isrontinuance M U S T be
..f'' First NationalI Bank Bldg.
to person at The Sanford
i\ T i m m i n i t < o i i i t , h k v WANTED.—-The Vogue Awning
I office or by letter. Tele*
K V T II
J I IIK IA I.
( I I I M IT ,
ONE or two , large unfurnished
p
jURASHER
* garner
88—Real
Estate
for
Exchanire
Shop
IS
now
making
Swanfeidt
[discontinuances era not
s r : u i \ ( M , i : r < n n t v , k i .o i i i h \ .
Roal, L. ’nte
”
_ *n‘l Eire »------------Insurancn
Awnings. ~'
Awnings.
These nro new in color *
i"*- $10.00
a 0 , per
per month
month each
e»“-'h.
IN ( M A M K I I V .
112 S. I ui.‘. Ave.. Sunford
n i l . I - T O « |l I K T T I T I . K
and desigp. Call 1862, Orlando, or A.P.plX I1?«,PoIpu[a r Av*‘" a f‘er «:00
WANTED
TO
TR A D E .— Well Kt'n pi in 1n Hri'"'.
write H. T- Hattmnn. 126 S. Brvc ock' W' L' HarvcVpus - Prompt - E fficient
<'" iilp la ln a iit
an St.
S E E R. C. T IS D A L E Tor good buys
blurt,I,iJ,K, lolM for house.
Service
BED ROOM with twin beds and
in Real L - . Ue, 236 Meiseh Build' T Pr'CC' ’ m° W v“,lue'
Vlm'hrr III,lb",r
* " u" u must be reasonably priced, also. Until!"
two large closets. 510 West 1st. ing.
a,ni — ------- . n „ n „ . , ,
32—Help Wanted—Female
Will assume payments on hmnse. lie, IiuhIiuuiI. Howard
Vlseher nnd Jcuulii
rvlce Stations — Re“ r‘Lil?,ter?l,todJ in, working Vlst'hrr.
W e o n ce knew a man who
~comforUb,e frant room, McCALL & FOX, Real estate inI, Ih wlfo.
W AN TED— Representative • for LA/?G,E
(2nd floor) with porch, nicely
f r in a .
Vestment*.
Best
buys
are
among
LUt
u
,k
nd
"
J
n
tratlc
let
me
I *af " iiiln lit a.
High Grade line Lingerie , and furnished (2 beds), adjoins bath our
ir listings. Phone 745
B |know what you have nnd perhaps
O llD K Il OK I 'l l l l . H A T I U N
Dresses.
Direct to
consumer, room. Instantaneous hot water all
I we can get together on a deal that
T o i l n r n l " V lH rh tw M n H u r t n n il
w as w orth perhaps a million
nomethinug
new.
Unparalleled
will
be
mutually
beneficial.'
AdtODEL TRIM CO.
times Nice neighborhood. Moder- 82—Business I^onertv
7 ~ — —------- --—
l l i i l l i e r l , h e r I ium
dress Trader, enro The Sanford 1i i i n«I; H m v u n l \ \ ‘ . Y ln i'liu r und Jon*
the car. not tho owner " I pr‘ce8Unu»ual
compensation. nto. I l l E. 8th St. near Magnolia. _______
___
11I9
V ls H io i’. Ii I.m w ife :
ai7 for _*:_
__
’ |8n Ieg manager here Monday. Write
Ifernld.
be 817
estimatos.
\\ h e re «i m »lii* a*. »v*» r in n p la ln u n l
giving Telephone or Street num FO R RFJNT.— One bedroom, bath. I1OR SA L E .— Best paying busi
dollars— he w as solicited lo
W. RAD FORD
iiiiH
f ile d In t i l l * f i t i i r t
Ii I k
h iiH
ness in Seminole county. Eillber. Address Snlesmanagcr Care
iiK liiiiM t y o u («. (j ii I •* t t l t l o to th e
Reasonable. 618 Elm. Phono ihg station, -rocery store, and auto
Herald.
89— Wanted—Real Estate
rn iio w ltiK i|i*scrih«*d re u l eH tnto
In
D6I-W,
mobile accessories. Worth look
b e iiih m lti (b o u n ty . K lo r id .l. ♦ • i- w lt :
tES
VULCANIZING
open a savings accou n t. He
M<
m
i
tlifti.s
t
(J
m
trt*
i
o
f
M
o
rth
e
n
n
t
ing over. Box 05. Lake Monroe.
IEELESS & WELgil
U iu tr to r o f M* t»t [on :t«. T o w n r h l p
L A D IE S who can do plain sewing
Ice that makes friends”
A
'
H
E
A
P
1
room
house
wanted
-0 S o i i I i . U .iiiu i* . 1 1 K a n t, a n d lh o
at home and want profitable 69“-Rooms for Housekeeping 83—Farms and Land For Sale , ‘ *r $2,501). Our prospect has
S o u lh w iN t q u . i r t o r .,f H o u th w e M
spare
time
Work.
No
canvassing.
V
# l«U t*f IT o f Seel | m I
r , AVItNhlu
answ ered, “ H u h ,*m e save,
$100 cash, closer in tho better
-G, S o u th o f Itu u u i* Ml! K iia t,
Write (enclose stamp) to Amster
Scruggs-Seoggan
Realty
Co.
Phone
n n .l M. I'lir r i't 'l a i " , t n l n «),mh | r e Blness Service Offered dam Dress Company, Amsterdam. ROOMS for light housekeeping I'OR S A L E or exchange— 2 1 2 7.15 or 7'' I J .
" ..M l" l| I,, I ..... .
II S . ll( im u o
acres with house. West Sanford,
with or without garage.
618
N.
Y„
Dept.
D.
, 1 ' • P U h llr U’i'uniM o f < »i i n h <* C’o u tl*
it’s been my policy to make;]
Laurel Ave.‘
for house and lot in town. Apply
*-'• P la r liln . s i,h i ......... il.ilm l
riMiilwr llith. m o . wImi'ii III (lie
F. H. McGregor nt San Juan gar
f s DRUG S T O R F ^ - P r e - W AN TED— Position as cook
90—
Automobiles
for
Sale
Ho
ul In v e s t Ilium,T »I r the Niiutfrons, Drugs, Soda. We are ' nurse. Clara Hammock,
l(il<;
B E N T .— 3 rooms, completely age.
"
i
i
" 1 Hu“ r*'*'' ,,f
:ii. Townmore than I could sp cn d .l
lymi as your phone.
furnished, screened porch, priv
s lilp .0 , N u t,l la, ill,O K " .11 H a s t l * /
Pino St.
'
••'i-V e il to l>e o r r . i -<| t , ,
o, ,
Call 103
ate batn, upstairs, gas, electrlcty, 84—Houses For Sule
W1LLYK-KNIG1. i t nnd Overland.1! " nn?"
t > . i i'ig., 'I’luV /iitoK,.
WANTED — Experienced sales water nnd telephone. High St. be
tween Elm and French Ave. Phone F'OR QUIC K KALE 5 room bung
I le died recen tly in Califor
ladies for women's ready-to-wear 603-J.
^ t J :
Stove & Furniture Co.
tPark'd,,od
a l k and Commercial
.o.l ,,Im, i .»
.......|i f,,„„
alow, all modern convcuienccM
for Saturdays. Only experienced
E. First Street
"
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— ’
V Inrher. d ate d .May 171Ii. ISNM
for
$5,500.
$10110
cash
and
$50.00
ii,.I r".'..i.|. ,| .\|„> |n il . I'M I. In <|"",t
need afiply. Fashion, 1th and S an
carry u full line
CHRYSLER
FOR R E N T — Nicely
furnished per month, including interest. But
•»!. I'nMI"
„r,lH
nia— a friend’s subscriptions
fees are right. Cash or ford.
‘
■HAS.
T.
F
U
L
L
E
R
MOTOR
CO
" f OiiiriK.. * " i i n i y . K lo r lila , t „ rciul
room. 203 E. 3rd Kt.
you must act quick. W. L. Har i l l W. 1st Kt.
Phone
692
We want your business.
H
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i i Mic iih I
vey, B o x 352.
Q u a rler
N .,| | "ii .10, T i . w ii m Ii I ji 20
33—Help Wanted—Male
FO R REN T.— Two rooms furnished
paid his funeral expenses.
J
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W
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AND
PAGE
Township
l l ! 1*1" ‘l l K‘,Ht " ' H' W“d of
for light housekeeping. 719 Onk FOR S A L E .— Two hods,
Yscs, store
E Concrete Co., general WANTED— Position by expcrienc„ _ * L *M h « r*.|,y "M l o r oil t l „ , t >•„„ u n ,i
R I V E ’S GARAGE
Ave.
and
furniture.
,
L
L
t
84
x
246.
’’
work, sidewalks, build- (I od bo
bookkeeper
nnd stenographer,
nnM.i,'I you
I" Dm ultove
Sanford Dealer
Lcnvinsr city. Price $4,500. Terms!
tinllllcd nuifin nt tlm Conniy Court
s, irrigation boxes, J . R .I Adores.'
Address H. G. L. care Herald
Phono 617 f ! " , ! '" #' u ,l,1/.V r il' K lo rld n . in tlio o fItrer; iTop.
West F ir st St. Chancellor Killing 208 W. 1st St.
flc u n f I he i le r k o f M i I m C im r l, on n r
74— Apartments and Flats
Station.
W h at w as the m atter? Ill
D ra t M o n d a y lo N o v e m b e r,
4 0 — M(oney to Loan
H U P S— MARMONS
,
1
,
I . el i i K ,1 It n le H a y ut
DRY CLEANING
CO.
,
Sanford
Automobile
Co.
t
h
l
*
(
cm, i t . a m i d ie f ir .n ,|-iy „ f ,|ia
SPA N ISH B U N G A L O W -L o cated 2(J<’> Magnolia Ave.
-leaning, Repairing nnd LOANS— Money available at 7 per
Phono
137
iV’ l ' ,.,,NW Vr
lull o f e,,m .
PARK A P A R T M E N T S — Furnish- j in good residential esetion, d o s e
1 hone >165 for prompt
Hint f i l e d her ell, IIKlilllHt
„IUl
health stopped his earning
gent. Clo*e Jn property. A. P. a ™
III d e fi i u l l ( h e r e o f a d e e r e e |iro r.m ,C
e,
n
tral
?V
and, P ,r k I " ,0" Paved street. Partly furnishf
unmi
w
i
l
l
lie
elit<-,".|
MK;t|
„Ht
Connelly & Sons.
, refrI* arnt*°” '*—
large yard fenced in.• H
House
ouser
, ,
,NAHH
' T
^ ' 'a K H C ; " Z
Murphy ateel kitchen, etc. Phone consists of living room, di
d in in g L e a t^8 u t f ,m i° ir ‘i
n i° t ° r i:a r v u lu e - , iV,V-Veo?,‘ '' “ f y " "
1 , l n '11 d«cruo
TON'S
B
A
R
B
E
R
SHOP
pow er and h e had never
56— Fuel and Feed
‘
room, kitchen, two bed rooms
’> Magnolia Avenuo. •
bath room complete with shower.
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H‘ “Gi>n he I.......
0 1 ,4*0
Iclrtss barbers
Special ntI IamVi Ia
.n -- - r\.. .
• ’ n i.re h — j A U T O M O m r . R n P A I i r n o
FOR RENT —October 15, one furn ' Double
I f you
____
. u '
f o u r C ,.„N O "„IH . W e e k *
garage. Owner has purchasAUTO M O BILE D E A L E R S — If
In -Sai.forrt H i'm lc l.
IH, V, IM .f
giver, Indies and children. FOR S A L E .— Stove and fireplace
ished apartment, one room for ed larger home and will sell thU
learned to save— tim e came
wa,,t to tell your used cars ud- KuJillsIm ,] a t H a u fu ril. K li.rlitn
wood. Phone 3512. M. M. Lord.
two gentlemen. 320 Oak Ave. Also house at a sacrifice. Terms: $1500 vortiso daily on the classified page . . i
'
, , l ‘' h a ,u l u f M i" C la r k of
)CK STEAM P R E S S E R Y
s a lil (..o u rt a m i th " m .., i | M iiT o o f th is
one garage apartment In the coun conn and tho balance in easy *
1st (la y ,,f O c to h c r, l!(2ii
»ning, pressing, tailoring. 58—Household Goods
try. No children. Call 3211.
(HKAI.)
'
'
monthly payments.
Price $7500.
w hen h e could not make
11 almetto Avenue.
Phone
U SE D CAR EXCHAN GE
V. K. IIO C d l.A H H .
Address
Box
431
care
The
Sanford
CORNER
PARK
AND
SECOND
Un d e r w o o d
Typewriter and F I V E room house and garage. Also
C le r k Circuit Court. R o m lHerald.
Q. W. W A N SL E Y , Manager
i ttoblo for sale, vory reasonable,
n olo ( (M in ty, K lo rld a .
2 rootn furnished modern upartT - __
B y A. M*. v y .."k s , | i c
m ore than Ih > could spend
P E RK IN S,— Haberdashor practically now, used two months. ment. Phono 830-W. 2300 MellonT
n
t
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R
S
O
N
& O tC K H O N
NEVV. BUNGALOW,— Five rooms, K E N T VULCANIZING WORKS.
Crlnnit,,.
P uar^ r» for C o l l e g i a t e No, 312. See J . H, Ramsey, B a u
high
elevation.
Price
$625(1.
Very
O
ct
I
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li-3
2 - 2 '1
HOOD AND GOODYEAR T IR E S .
man Bros,, Feed Store, N. Maple
| HO F i rat Street.
easy terms. B art Nason, Nat’l
U. S. L. Batteries.
Ave.
•
N ICE Th rte room apartment with Bank Bldg. Phono 249.
Distributors Chandler
SEM IN OLE P R I N T E R Y
• v T U B C l l t r r i T c o l U T OK T I I K
private bath.
Semlnqlc Hotel.
Building and L o a n Saving
Commercial Avenuo
FOR S A L E C H EA P.—feewing ma\NS(’0 C AM ERAS
• M' MK’ I AI .
vm vi T
PALM
ETTO
A
V
EN
U
E
BUNGA
* IP
k i .o i i i d a .
in
a x ii
r o i,
,Chine, good condition. Cftli at F O R R E N T — Apartment, also
, A N I ) SU P P LIES
NBMI
NOI
.
K
COI
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NTV.
kou
LOW.— Now ranted for $35 por B E S U R E nnd sco the new custom
[9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop. 1021 Elm Ave.
in
( IIA M K H V .
furnished rooms, at reasonable month, can be bought for $4,000 on
built eStudcbakora
m akes you save— It is the
| i | . | l i* t . T T O u , :, B T T , T I .B
rates. Apply 300 Park Ave.
terms of $600 cash and the balance
SAN JU A N GARAGE
6t—Miscelleanous.
,
, , ^ D d r u g COMPANY
C o m iiJ a ln u iit,
monthly. During winter season
The fyottil Stora”
v».
F U R N I S H E p apartment with bath this house rents for |45 monthly.
SAN
FO
RD
B
U
ICK
CO.
I - i X ’ IH J. H C IIH O E D M H , u i
i a specialty of our
system of the thing th af wins
C E M E N T Mock plant at Longwood
and gaiwge. Phone 371-W.
Owner needs money nnd will sacri
lie
fo
iiiln
u tM .
■
212 Magnolia Ave.
or prescriptions
prescription* and quick
qulc
cheap for cash or trade for any
€3 I T A T I , O N
fice. Box 150 care The Herald.
Phone
367
dollverif,
T lio H tfttn o f K l o r l d t to L o iiln
1
thing valuable. Phono or write FO R REN T.— Furnished 3 room
h c h ,c e d a r a n d w lf a — ,u l" J
out.
,
Soa* — R6t Sandwiches A. H. Morris, 47 Park Lako Ave.,
garage apartment.
Pco
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H
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l,rnurlor,
w
h
e
m
C
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la
tlu
n
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a
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la
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
Orlando.
85— Lots For Sale
Paint Store.
.
■
Edward Higgins, Inc.
FAI.E —Space on this pkge
classified advertisements. W ANTED.— Two or more children TWO furnished apartments, close TWO large lots facing east on Commercial & Palmetto. Phono 331 J'r' ......... ; ''Ii rial Ii, n tin uia Ih ,V! I
K
M r ( t U ig u r : C c U j
[ rent those vaeant rooms,
to caro for through tho day. Mrs.
in, private horn*. 609 E. 3rd St.
n o r * t r j , a n d lo
a n d o v a ry o f
Sanford Ave., will aell nl bar
SE M IN O L E H U D S O IV K S SE X
thoso second hgnd goods ? J . A. Cunningham, 14th
« a ja firfM iid an tM i f l l v l n * .
If
arid
gain.. Easy terms. W. L. Har
INC.
. a ,,y
o f . th o M i d d a Myrtle Ave.
•
N IC E
furnished
housekeeping vey, Box 362.
203 Oak Ave,
<ivarvno/
t,lSn to °*ch an]
[ch risbnberby PlUNT
apartments. Two .rgojps each.
tP P
la o h a irs , (tu vlaees, la g u Phone 41
toas, g ta iita s a , o r o tb n r c la im a n t s
FOR cypraas poles, pilling post, Two.beds, in one apartment. $7.00 FOR S A L E — Four lots, Woodruff's
u n d u r e a c h a m i o v o ry o f th a s a id a a wood. Apply T. E. Meares, Os and |8.00 week. 312 E. 6th St.
Subdivision',, close In.
' Cheap. W. L.
DODGE
caSaad d a f m d a n U
o la lr n ln i
-n v
teen, Fla.
•it
Davis, Sanford, and G eneva Ave.
Pleasure cam and Graham Truck* r i g h t , t i t l e n r In t e r e s t In o r * t o a n y
F O R RE N T.— Furnished two room
Elm and 13tb St.
Phone 3 b r i b e d 0fa „ a ,<: ' “ V ? * h e r e i n a f t e r T / downstairs apartment. Conven- FOR s A l ^ - t T wo: civ,t»lco lots on
F O R SALiE
,
ii.,
d lo a11 P e rs o n s a n d p a r tla s w h o s e n a m e s a r e s e v e r a lly u n
Ono car
platform- In thl* Ifnoes,. 2 0toE . Third St. Adults . Cryntgl Lake aliores valued afe
at PALM BEACH CODNTY — Th* k n o w n b u t w h o m a r e b e l U v . a
platform several thousand f e e t .o f only.'
- •
$2j000, wUlaell ^or f l,5 0 0 for quick
.ite r .s tid i i o r . h o
,scene of stupendous
develop e x is t w h ..inagn , . ltly
In t e r e s t o r
®
good lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd,
sale. Owner is leavpig city and ment. Read f.bout it in tho Palm sasr ets cinla im
o r to a n y o r a l l o f th e fo i
need* the money. Terms. Call at Beach Post. Sample copy sent on |nl?lnA.id
r* {or
P •Ut
s s cobleffutlVe
t M s n Jr Mm Manager Florid* Power A Light **Oft k ^ N T .— Fpmlshed opart ment room
d e s c r ib e d la n d s s U u k tS . l y l
Co. Si
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- and rSoms. Apply 1000 Oak Ave.
4. Fem d sle Apts.
request.
/
i
,0!n.fr. J?
1,1 Ain*
fU L. county
c P .u nty a*
of
J
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IH e r n ln o U a n d S t a te o f 'F l o r i d * ; m u re
it
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—
as: Cash in Advance
“I
LOANS
phor
i - Wil-.v4A' ,
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L E T US
TELL
YOU
HOW E A S Y IT IS TO']
S A V E -P H O N E
588—
TH E
WILL
A N SW E R
U i K . K- a Av'“u-
CO M E.
NG1NG u p f a t h e r
a
j Seminole Building &
ex*
Smith Motors Companv
Con»«^SanfoVd ^ve. and 2nd Street ^
' * r‘ ygg
' 5***%
i 85— Lots For Sail
SM,TH MnTI,lls <■<>
LKT Its I'KOVK IT
fefURIVERHITY (IF FLORIDA
Uklnesville, Oct.
if,. iA; The
nt body of the University of
rlda hi vociferous in its praises
Captain Everett M. Yon, athtfejjjwc director ut the state univer- |
C L A R E N c rr SM ITH
General Contractor
000 W est F ir s t S tre et
kt Phone 441
■■ ■ n a H H H m a n m n m m i u n m i i i n n s a i
___ 74— Apartments For Rent
%Tn
COST NO MORK
^ j J f U v ^ n d t y o f F lo rid a C h i e f
. H m S u c c e e d e d in E n r o ll in g
® ? / .} i S t a r At hie ten o f th e S t a t e
IT AD. RATES
61-Miscellaneous.
i Making More
| Than You
i Spend
U D G E pianos by your
VASES
rON IS P R A ISE D
IR SU CCESS AS
IlT H L E T IC HEAD
New Fords on Tractor and Lcveler at
WHOLESALE TIRE AND BATTERY site
West First Street
'
Sanford
01 fire 112 East 2nd St.
tw o
A .V a n d e V o rd
19—Building Contractor-.
jnford D»Hy Herald
J. H. JACKSON
Stagg Introduces
Another Innovation
w ari r . v 'o ,
practiCtiltjf finished their |,r "Jion' f {he
' " L i , lJV , H" V' “ '
F
S,'"l11 wh"
'‘r' " '*m vainn tbni
tha came out of Phil.ila-t f:lll when the Alin.mil*:
«InB in preparation for the fi “icl
,
n,f
' h° ''‘ W ,
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ou t t s in*s ' ,i v a u i a .
;
With Orlandn Mntiirriav aftTim prirgram r ails f„r pr„mim ,,t ' Pr„.ceton
has used d imm\
Someone
said
that
<
i
rnlui
l-l
i
•nil after the workout ,
r‘'. “tuiHs to l„- peff.,not.| cr,r„roage to perfect a defer,.,.
tJT afternoon the (earn Was , b
/.V i tie ,toil,
V r,l " n i\l ' Mi, »de ami ! aearo t Na .v pa-'es. Rope, ha K in . wiin, tin- t I.Whv M.n*. on I,all' i
the
I
out
trail
iM.iie whirl, is , < l.ee„ 1at, mg no . him, e „„ Imrtmg
unrpd In excellent lomllllou
Miapley, tug Middo
Jtn next encounter. The team pcire,i to a. tract a larg. amlier," n g o l e i .
Y A R D 1‘ R ^ ’E S F O R
(»,' I.a.flow
.Vf pr.'ideot I illl,ark. ami Hardwick, right m l
put through n rigid practice
th consisteil mninly of forward "V,j ' bV........l
' i e g e , - l i l t ' d that the uj
'I1 ,,re ,,„r
’"P " f ||,
the game with iiiim ,
1,11" * * w;nUI*'
ifig and line block,ng.
. S’11.’. . . .1.
................ '
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" nn ht:,ti- took n ciipph-d l.,„
^
t/int fl»i*y vbiTtf fi« Id
t fit tiMi-r \*,,iri*
V^MMCordlnjr to all reports from wort.m
f' r -I I' d , oli.'g,. ;t*id
Ml HoOrlando the Orunge county bo-,- <v
| 1 pint already 'howu ., ; »ta, k I, d.VIiaorlte in the ( "lull,hi;
i (d under cot.-r m pt"i■I1
training hard for the game ami urge t,
................. .. frnruD of lh»- aratiorr for Ohio State Ini. in • .
L be prepared for a tough contest
([ t i -i ian \ ;• «■ $:» -,0 r jtt )i
ill", I i• w
eXpei ti ll that th" . rum. u loo-e o„ the ee ml 'trm g
» reported that tin* Sanford growrl
.Southern College wood er« ,o practice.
* •r«*« i.tn \’a.s«‘s.
i/r
rill he heavier in tho line Imt eon'im
S;. racijse and Army fear ear1
•bly Tvill he outweighed in tin- <oii m. i.ipulK.
.'S',.o/i.
i " , . |,,v c i v , ,i
other o much that no pains him
flaw.
h. M K S S I M I I I IMF,
he. u -.pared in preparation. ( ..I
Mia drlanrlo will have n stronit
I ’lmipiui) V a s e s , S Loo.
t i i i \nicvL-L*'",s priraed u strong rum,in.
It It not as strong as it was
IALI AHASSKK, Ml.., Oct 1
7
,
mat e with a clever over
v-.jrear and prubuhly will not 7. V,
l ii a i t \ a a es..f::.o o .
I he s'xth escars- of It ( head game m prepurnt inn
tjio fighting spirit that has ( ollingsworth. state , .„,vir t from
, Put .huigh
I a w n Hem lies, R a t li s , c l c .
Mplayed so far this year hv toiul cainp near Milton, was r. i",it
Tulane. of New- o r|<•arts, will
rq High’s "Fighting Celeryvesterday to the state in
prison
i*r,u find \ •w York university at it <
W h en von com,- in ||u>
bureau. ( "llmgswortl, was vent strongest tomorrow.
j
High has for the Inst
V,,dion emmtv iin .Iiiiio.
With Captain Comly. Miller and | liciu It visit tin
v a I ■ anil
yaart been victorious in the ' ^ • f,,r
f,,r murder.
Daly, vi ternn*. all back in h n rn c " i
iLgatne and it is the hope of
- - ----------- ,
ta k e a v a s e «,r t \m !>;ul
. Tt high tchooi student lif»«ly
" H i t you aiul ' a 1, e I h r e x - i
ll» year will prove Ut be the
ng point.
In l»22 Hanford
(ire
ss c o s t s .
Itclfon two games from Drliinto 0 and 0 to fi. In lf»2.t Or
lo tfon a hnrrl fought gain. :r
Tt
ha next two years were log
for Orlundo, winning both
pas easily. In 102-J the score
W est o f lh(> I'calin d v
16 to 0 und in Ht2r, it was 2d
Audi |o n uni
1
. This year Sanford High has
^better team than Inst year ami
O a t Ion a R eac h
generally believed Hint Wind
MPa proteges have more than
/ '.ian even chunee to win.
■Ptv Both Captain ’I'hoinpMon ami
it« jr*--eh Whelchel ure very much
td with the manner in whieli
squad has been playing this
tk and both ure confident of
..▼Ictory, The
defeat
that was
' banded by I’ulutka last week has
■ w M jjl;taken uny r»f the eonfideiiee
N n the team but instead bus
♦town the weak points and these
;,-dava been worker! on until they
' “ ' practically eliminated.
The
is a much smoother and more i
■lied aggregation thun the team i
gt won from Leesburg two weeks
ago and lust to Pul.it ku last week.
FOR QUICK SALE
,*THE J O B
AAN
ND
D S H E \S N D T
T.H E C E V EI T
i(sT ‘- t H E
O F F IC E >
'/!«
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*;
tt.
T -W .
>*
210 First Street'
Office Formerly Occupied by f ji
Brllt*Chittefidef$;<>plppi«y
r».-U
..
l
have a s
STENOGRAPHEQ
WHO CAN
DOWN
CMsftai
9
J J
• >i
isil»
\v-.t,
| it y;
.... .............. .........
particularly rirncrlticd
lo-wlt:
follows.
MORGAN M E E T S
H.-Kln II.* chnlmt Wmt. anil JJ.7.1
SAN FRANCISCO, (
cliitlna HriuCh n( .VorthcuM rornor
Of Hi'ctlon 3. Township to Houfh. —The first title beut'W i
ItuiiRo an Kant, run South f.,37 ,
,
.
...
chains, West !>'4 clnilns. North I cisco since 1914 will*
o.t7 chains. Nnst to licalnnlnK. re-, next Tuesdav nl»h*
"crviTiK. however. Ir. fe.-t In width .
»uesqay nighty
iiiona tho West Hide or tii« ai.ovo - Morgan defends 61*
deserlhe
i .
land, tho same to be
V .^7
kept op
open as hair of a pi,idle |w*'Kht crown affanut
loudwny forever.
de«, of Now York,
It Is hereby ordered that you and feated featherweight t l
carl, of you li« and appear before will be a 10 round o f t f t f ,<
l " r "nld i Ireult Court at the Court
louse at Sanford, Klnrlda. on tlio gan making 130 pqunda t
tiny of Nnvrmhor. A. !>. IfiUC temodn of tho fight. •
;'U"I then und there make answer to
lie hill „r
complaint
exhibited
Tho M o no code haa _ .
iiKolnsl you In this cause.
It Is fur (her ordered that this ord too slow for t e le g r a m In J
er he published In Tho Sanford Her- and t h * •government ownot
rHit. u
Uu newspaper
,"*'iV" r>i',,,'’.r published
published in San- 1tom Will n«e the '‘UdetvrtB.” i
f. o ' H,' rll »"de C o u n ty . F lo r id a , unco I ^
' a. h u ct’ k
fu r
fo u r
r o n s e r iitlv e I
* 0® t i c k e r .
A m ajority of Chrlstl
..f M ! J W , H ,n.y.,,!;?rd
|r,a t>«BeVe itthe
f10- Cnd of _
........ .
•’ireult "f (he 8 i i n J , f 1 coming and that tho fh
r lot bla. In it,"I f o r Si n i l n o l " C o „ „
’
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will bo fbuuht in the plain*
A i T ’ l'.'-V '*
d i,v o f S.*,,|
drnelon, Dfin
draclon,
Dfhiascus, "in tl
1934.
( s i :a i .>
ugo apartment*.j
Victor Hugo’s
Paris,
V i: I M U , 1|, ,\SM
1|•i’lucc
•“ ■■>-' des Vosges,
» w.ia vs, m
m i l , iB
' •'lit ,.( th.. i-ii.-iii, .......... 1 museum, are to have 250,OOflii
>.f Mi» Novel,ih .i,„ii. t.,1 , spent upon them by the •1
••( FI", bln. In' iiilii' pal Council;
*">' Nriiilnnlfi ( 'on,it ‘\
I I ' A M. W e - k s .
Japan.’s population, ezdl
I*i'l>nt v Cli-rk
F’ormosn, Korea, and othog^'
li’j i iTTi.tH, Nt'KNCRIt * IMOHTON seas zones, increased 876,34
Mulliliiirs amt of ('ounnel
ing 1925. I t is larger by i
r,,r * I...... ..
than tho 1924 increase,
'
Its
-A
t
*™ 9
»V4
7' a
i
I-
'Ail!
,r*.sa
.1
'tth
Sells R eal
Estate
W'
V.iiVil
It Does
i v
Honest Price
Is always an invitation to purchase*^
real values never go hunting afkr foTbuyers—a good value, honestly priced
is marketable for cash the world over*
‘ Your property—no matter whift i%
location may be is saleable—once you
show it to be an honest value your safe
is one half completed.
v
Our responsibility is to finish y c w l
job by finding a buyer—we c$n /do:«f •*
An honest value plus our endedV6:
makes an irresistible combinatibi
leading to success.
*
�■(^ P i n W
fs Second In
ids Realized From Tax I
Gas For Motor Vehicles
Building Permit*
Ilritt-Chittenden, Inc., new roof
on one-story store, Oak Avenue,
$76.
Marion Chamber Endorses Plan To
Keep Boys And Girls In Schools
I Park Avenue. $rt,(M10
* ' ,U n * U y endorsing the campaign to save very little money ami in
1 8H IN G T 0N , Oct. I 5 .* t ,1 'i - Oregon, $1, lrtrt,2l> I,
imsylvnnia, ,
M s nnf, T ,,
lwo
" ,,w t,<,inK c,,m,,K‘l‘‘d throughout old age is dependent on others for
i<ttoo4 Mcoml among nil $6,262, tilt; Rhode Maud.
|story dwellings.
Willow Street, Ihe country to urge boys and girls his living.
of 'the Union In revenue •it»3; South ( ’a ml inn,
I >1.(133; j £1 ;pip
'| t«, continue in school us long as|
"The hoy that goes through high
from the tnxntion of gnso- South Dakota, $8lH,io;.',, Tonnes- j
,, „
-j|o. 1 J , i . r . Holton, oiie- s to ry b
u
i
l
d
,
,
for motojr vehicles during the see, $1,700,(101; Texas.
’,
school
and then goes
to
work
A committee on schools with W.
t six months of 192(1. neconl Utah, $6(18,72 I; V. rniMTil, ' 17'»'irtH•' *ng, Maple Avenue. $3,(MM).
sta rts in at the age of 18 and
It.
Carn.
chairman,
hns
been
ap
to a report made public by tho Virginia, $2,41(1,(113. W,i Inngion, I W. V. Wheeler, two story addipointed to urge the boys and reaches his maximum
efficiency ■
ted .States Department of Agri $I,6'.I6.302; West Virginia. *1.131. , tion. Twelfth Street. $1,000
girls of the county to continue nnd earning power a t the age of
022; Wisconsin. $2.I8'*,6 ,3,
W y - | George McGaghan, two-story ga
* ' v t •■»i * 7a * *
their education as much as pos
Magnolia A ve
40, He remains a t this level un
tal of $8,197,421 wan collect - j ommg, $220,833; I list ............ .. C o - , rarge apartment,
sible, and point out to them the
$478,217.
line,
$2,000.
I
ti
nr
tn
n
Florida' for tho 0 - mouth
til
the end of his life and is usu
necessity >>f such education.
------- ■— I
Suits Filed in Chancrry
. [/ little more than n million
ally self supporting until death.
With
the
installation
in
the
pub
--------— ------------------------------| Leant Mae n m m ller vs. Andrew
tn loss than ihe collection for
“The college or technical school
In- high schools o f ’ the city of n
V. ( ’handler, divorce.
[ornia, which wiw $7.41.1,(124.
graduate, leaving college and e n - 1
niaimal
training
department,
the
Warranty Deeds
taring business at the age of 22
i, with $6,9(18,232, was I bird
j C. W. Kntzminger to Emmie I.. committee is urging all hoys to reaches his maximum efficiency
list, and Pennsylvania, with
take this , nurse and lenrn a trade
|Kntxminger, lots 3 1 l l*i, 313, 31
>2,410, cam e fourth.
at the age of 00 and usually has at*
l.ongwood.
'I regardless of llieir educational or
W
AR
R
AN
TY
I)HKDS
cumulated some financial consider - 1
>'report, issued by the Huronu
Jesse E. Spurling to Hen Sand- professional ambitions,
Kouis Krug to Clarence I. Heed,
ntinn.
abllc Roads, of the department.
lots 2711 to 282, O. P. Swope Kami ler, et at, lot 23 and 3'> of lot 22 i In its appeal ttw committee says
the total for the whole eminSparlings
plat
of
block
16,
Chapi
"The
students
of
today
are
the
)
The tomb of Rajah,Kngindn, first “
n ; 184,0.10,37.1.
Of
that Co.'s plat of hliii 1; hammock.
|men and women of tomorrow, In- Mohammedan missionary to arrive *
Kditli Harrell to K. M M< (‘her , man & Tuckers addition.
^£,>964,081,077 went In the
Florida Conference Association dustiv and business must depend in the Suhi Archipelago, and filth *
highway department, $19.- son, two acres in sei Cun * t j, 3| !
t>> C. M. Stover, lot IP, Forest Lake , upon the schools to supply the de- er-in-lnw of the first Sultan of H
Wfl’.to the county, $<>.329,113 ■south range 3h east.
Mihdivision,
Imand for trained minds. Statistics Sulu, has been discovered on ^ " ■ g f
the State and
county
road,
A. N. Andrews to .Janie* G. Wal- j
Conference Association I show that of every 1,000 children
r „- .8» end 94,140,008,
for niis- ker, lot 3 block A south Altamonte , (|Florida
w
s BovtU<m |„t g Forest , eniering the first five elementary mountain of Hud Until, Sulu.
rfUatieoua purposes.
.
( l ake Subdivision.
I grades, 3.3) r 'ach the sixth grade,
Ida’s collection of over six
J . I. Ofivis tu Anthony Cappn*. j
Suits Filiil In Chancery
TIP reach tliu seventh grade, and
on dollars was divided between
'* *"
i,,,d “:l *" —»«, Mock j Charles lloltsdaw vs. Katherine (.34 reach the eighth grade.
8 HMh R<M4- Department and 43, Iowa
( ity.
j Holtsclaw, divorce.
1 "Of the original 1.888 only 342
Unties, a fte r tin* cunt of dia
.1
I.
Davis
to
George
Mitehell,;
Suits Filed In Common l.aw
! enter hit'll -ehuid, with 2 Hi reach
log was deducted. The prolots i6 to r
I I'Mk I
plat
I lodge , mg tin- nnhiimnre year. 181 reachPaul Fake vs K. G
a n . went for good roads.
dam ages o f $6,10(1.
p T a r 'the entire 1'oiled Stales, Iowa City.
lag tIn junior year and 160 the
J . I. D a v i s to G.-ui i'c \ MU, b. II,
|J6ilO,OS7,68rt gallon? of gasoline
N C 1vcui.ir year and Fill finally gradCudahy I’aikiog Co.
t a re taxed.
Four stu*e\ Illinois. l ot s 1 t o 6, b|oi k 3 l r Im i ;iv ( , I ,
North, damages of $1.(100.
1nut me
>■
MusaoHu setts, New .1or ley and
S a i l s F i l e d in ( 0111111011 l , o «
| ’ (In' . I tin- original 1.Hill) there
Marriage 1 iceiise* Issued
®W York, diii not mioMj^h kmso
*’
Spem i-i
Ma a, In, , tt
r;(! and 23
K a r l I- N o i d g r e n , 22, a n d Ruin' ■lit- i.’ who enter ci d|i
0 tajp * The
i n
I
luiso 1 roti‘<11vi- A - 11, im , dumuci , nl
'
gradual•
j I i ppi l . 21
itca was ostinintuirat *6*1.I6i),i)iin $2,001)
| "Tin- noti lined man who -tarts
11oh«tr The other states impose I
I i U S In'111 i vJ , National n |
|1n Sill k at II nl 1*i \<•ari of age
All
houses
on
l
lamam
at
tel
ics
raffing from I to 6 cents, dent A- Health
M"UI iiiit » t i|;nn;i;r*
rem lii's •he maximum efficiency
of
(
oiistaat
inoplmost
lie
painted
av erag e of 2..'itl*cents per' of $76(1
and iin- nine ;it 38. Since his income
vellow.
tho United States aver- j
gallons, us
19,(597.832
h id e s were registered dur- I
month period.
j
taxes were first imposed When four stntes adopted
nd derived n revenue* of a I
re than ono million dollars,
tier is now general and
li
revenue derived is unc.l
htost important smim-s o f 1
1Income.
nj[ was the revi'ime for
covnty for the fust, li months I
102$,;
,
|
lobama, $1,176,162; Arizona.
6,384; Arkansas,
$1,8(11,28(1;!
la, $7,413,(121; Colorado,
Connecticut. $1,140,423;
>.
9173,211;
Florida,
.1 ;
Georgia
$2,600,217;
,9477,123;
Illinois, none;
94,022,201; Iowa, $2,193,
nsas, *1,830,712;
Ken,448,ROD; l.otti xjima, $1,Malm1, $601,701; Mary,010,380 ; Maasaehusot t .,
ichlgnit, $4,373,608; Minn.
,148,340; Mississippi, $1,
Mianuuri, $2,601,(111; Mmi‘'8.04(1*, ’Nebraska, $1,102,Ula, $17.1,r tt); N'ew llaiup
3,044; New Jersey , mine;
, Ico, $332,63(1; New Vmk.
orth Carolina, $3,603, tl 2" 't o U , $330,607; Obi., *6,’
Oklahoma,
$3.776.01
iS
Free to Growers
U another ■service" feature tu Florida growers, we now offer this new t r e a t y -j,
Profitable Florida Crops" prepared by »ur Entomolog.st Dr Mortimer I). Lexmnrd, in rn.op,
tian with our Horticulturist and vice president, Prof. H. I . Hoyd.
s
Legal Records
The laiok contains practical information on the pn.duction of Florida Vegetables.
planting fertiliinlion. and spraying for insect nnd Hmease control.
I t s fm * on rcMiie*i
Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers. Jacksonville, Fla.
W ILSON &
J
3 /
TO O M ER F E R T IL IZ E R CO.
With Which is Affiliated
Florida Agricultural Supply Company
OKI.ANDO. FLORIDA
r>
Paul u, Forbes. Mtfr. Sanford Branch
i a i ii ii i ii ii i ii l iN li l li ii m i ii i li m
*
7PieceBedroomOudk
Highlights of Fashion from
the Dickson-Ives Opening
• m
Bool
New Vegetable
O. P. Herndon, new roof on onestory building. Magnolia Avenue, | c)rA|A Kia., Oct. Ir,.-(/ P )-T h ei* Inrgely dependent upon mnniml
J s'1''"_
I Marion county chamber of com- lubor it falls off at 5 years of
1>. I,. Thrasher, repairs and d 'jn i e r c e hns gone on record ns ofago or earlier, lie hns been able
terntiiins on two-story d w elling,!,. .
'ill!
f
hi
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>
— 2 SF *
o
I
o
Dinner and Dante Frocks
Sparkling With Heading
t
JLkoiKx
. i -li e
!Vv-
v s.
( ’hie Hats
$ 1 :1. 50
lose '.luifie
in lust i omi
Olt 1On
Velvet............
ami metal
l olahinal mas. $ I 3 60.
S I 3 ONI) FI.OUR
I (’'live little frocks! Mad** of georgette
or chil Ions in ( lower colors, glinting with
a hundred .sparkling heads to he ipnte
lasliionahl,' one must sparkle at night like
a lovely < hristmas candle! Sizes I 1 to Its
straight styles, or bouffant creations,
sweet and i|loiiut. $20.6(1.
J‘
ik o fF L A
■I * ■
Kid Shoes
$8.50
$.■ ^
address
-*‘329 Laura sr.
*'l Jacksonville
I
*'
RE8. SEA TS $2.50
do. stra p
Pumps,
lighl
tan kill mill
stake
lo-els.
$8.a0. ( )ne si rap Pump-, m
light tan .nlI', military heels
$8.60,
SECOND FLOUR
-I 1sjr-7l-fi
Frepe, $2.05
•Sip III
lace
Crepes, navy,
black,
white
and colors, to
inches
wide,
$2.1)6 yard.
Delivers It
An initial deposit of $6 delivers this
complete bedroom outfit! Then you
pay the balance on ensy monthly
payments. Don't fail to see tins uutt it in oin window .
$
5-Piece Breakfast
Room Set
Quantity buying makes
possible for us to sell t®*
splendid unfinished bre«a
fast room net consisting
42-inch drop lt^af table
four very strong maple ch»in
exuctly like cut for only.
Smart Accessories to
Complete the Costume
$13.50
French Kid Gloves, fawn color with fancy
cuffs, $3.6o pair.
Ostrich
Rous.
things, $6 to $t(),
fashionable
fluttering
S T R E E T FLOOR
FLOOR
IF YOU DO NOT
i f p « i r
15 w
W IS H Q
J . ------ I I
FREE DELIVERY AN*
TO PAY CASH, WE
™ r;jic iP A L
iA
D IU M
LSONVILLE
HLt\ » i^
•J
22 -5#
At
attractive scoop sei
( hair- will add a touch
smartness and luxury toyo',
home! Tho buck is in bcautl
hul figured wood cimstn
lion instead of being up*11
stored as shown, while tl
comfortable scoop seat
figured damask.
SECOND FLOOR
STRHKT
T--''-,^
(%n
!■ustidiously tailored in tin- M,ft new tnhtahrie.s and finished with luxurious collars
and cuffs
of sijuu i el, wolf, la.dgei or
>>|iosMim.
Sizes Hi to 6(1 at $«i6.
pif^ANK ROGERS
L
Z H ftl-
It is a n u e value' \ g r a c e
fully designed console table,
perfectly made i o every d e
tail, Iniishi'd in ra li inallogany color, with handsome
mirror, winch
has a p o l y
chrome 11rrislicd frame.
trimmed With Rich F Urn
[t' tjpor Rti«n)aHon.i
jp
$19-85
ti
SEATS ON
|SALE NOW
Always alert to do the new things first, to provide
merchandise to the public wants at the lowest pos
sible price, this store offers this most remarkable
bedroom outfit at a tremendous saving! It is p rac
tical, complete, and is an innovation in merchan
dising. Everything to furnish your bedroom with
g o o d , dependable furniture
at. a very low price.
In addition to the handsome dresser and wood sent
bedroom chair, finished in ivory or walnut color, the
outfit includes a splendid steel bed, a link wire fab
ric spring, a luxurious felt plated cotton mattress
with roll edge construction and two soft feather pil
lows. Everything indeed to give your bedroom real
comfort and beauty.
SK< O NI) FLOOR
Smart Dress Coats
A Smart New
Chair
All Merchandise Shown
Included at This Price!
$29.50
"V
Ivi
Console Table
and Mirror
DICKSON-IVES
CO.
ORLANDO
"*■“
ORANGE AVE.
PrlHcllla. I’ersotml Shopper. Fills Mull and Phone Orders Promptly
phone
W ILL HE GLAD TO
A It If a
An
NO
ge
110<>
Call 1106.
S U IT
term s
to
y ))j
YOUR
CONVENIENCE *
__
il b e r t -M c G r i f
f u r n it u r e
c o m p a iJ v
W E S T CHURCH a fp F i= r
.Telephone 14—T
Or l a n d o 1F l o r id a
'L' f‘v
TT
WHERE IN FLORl
ALL NEAR-BY
I 'I
DELIVERIES MADE B1
* C .W *
i L
v
v'i '
YOUR DOOR
i j ■A-
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i'T?XW0*Ki*t1
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i*:
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ORLANDO — Ministers from “charming" means of communlcaseveral sections of Florida will g™
tion.
\ccQtnplishedMuch In
ity-Six YearsOfWork
|Fin-. Oft. 15.— (/P)
liululxm Society,
| 20 years ago
grown to a large
Inizatlon and has
jch for the cans**
jid conservation in
Lejiort issued by A
filing secretary of
R. J . L on gatreot ns director and
Miss F ran ces LauRhlln, Mis» Lil
lian Arnold and Mins Marion Little
as associates has been established
to further the interests of scientif
ic bird study throughout the state.
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
Yorkers of the sothe lending eiti»te. They include
Bradenton, presi»in Byrd, Bradencrctary; Miss Lilhwlcnton, assistant
fy; Miss Kntherine
irnsota, treasurer;
in. Leesburg, nuI'icton Warlow,
L|(,r; Judge Roger
Vdenton, associate
rrs
bhairnian since the
fbe society; Mrs
Its, St. Petersburg
Ind president of the
of Woman’s
F
Blackman,
erljn, Mrs. E. E.
li. Jewett, Mrs.
B. J- Facetti, Mrs.
filson. Mrs. Charles
A. Omilt, Miss E.
.1. Kent Johnston,
loode, Mrs. Alger. Frank Stahnban,
\ Mrs A. It. WhitiPiisiia \V. Foster,
mi bird study with
m)1i
. fr ;/ ,'
rm k m
ST.
p a r e ? th* ch" rt'h hf,B
be0Tl
PETERSBURG— A t t 'e m
mih
inN>n‘
° r t - 2°- for
A" the
'’Xtensive
public
ly camping,,
cert**
niomal has been eonducted
.................hi*ri'
. ,,t
posters,
distributed' w u r U,U*
lu‘'"K
, J 'vJ , l"n a radius of loo
miles of Sun ford.
LAKELAND:
Preparations are
' I " ? * " ....... ... f w ........rlnitV-
mi nt nf delegates to the ntmuul
........ ; ,f Kiwnni» Hubs of
or, lu„, 2i]
I lorida. h. I„. held
mm
■
.le-
:
m
m
wV
ly prepared mod—an
Pageant Will Be Held To Present
stone—iwere required to *____
walls of the home and fort t
Walls were laid in monol.
Vanished Race Of The ‘Stone Age’ courses,
from two to 'fc g f t j
weeks course in emergency first
, „. L
,
...
,
,
thick. Each floor cleared tl
t A.SA CiltAMtE, Ariz.. Uct. 15. ‘apartment liousO in tile ( asn |)cjow
8even feet. Of the
aid, according to announced plana
of tlu> heads of these departments. — (/P)— Ghosts from nn unchron Grande ruins, which has an rsti-j st(1T|t.s |n compound 'A thT'!
Ivied past will rise from their ashes mated age of from HIM) to 1,200 |Wlls filled in by the builder
tq play on a thousand-year-old
I foundation. Trudging from' 80
The estimated 50,000 aborigines HO miles up the Gila river,
stage a pageant of their vanished
Jnmes^Vnuf K n ilg e S ' o f ' Milml.
° ln A N I,l»r A
has been elected president of the •
‘ lx ( nniiLes Teachers In- race of the "stone a g e " near here who once built their apartment I aborigines cut cedars and
I houses in the Casn Grande valley them down to reinforce
th<
freshman class of Stetson Unlver- j Ht'»ute will be held in thin city next month.
It will lie a story of Indian ab or ' ■ more persons than now inhabit ; dwelling.
mly.
Me graduated from MiaiKi' on Thursday and Friday, October
Some Pint a Indians ns well
igines- the
'•llo-llo-kames"
or : the region were a progressive l o t .,
High school Inst June
11 und 15. Approximately 1,000 "those who have gone liefnte"; riieso unnamed Indians limit irri-| Apaches, Navajos, Papngoes
i*rs elected by the teachers from Orange, Osceola,
. (,th ‘‘r officers
of the Seven Cities of Cibola, In I gut ion munis, many sections or llopis will tnke part in the pagMUll
class were
were Franc
Frances Davis, Orlando,
solid rock, i
dian communities
whose golden which went through
Seminole,
Lake,
Brevard,
Valusla
ice president; Elizabeth Mott, Mi
They raised cotton and eorn, and j
ami, secretary; George Baker, Con-1 fount"■< are expected to attend streets and iuweled houses existed the proliabililies are that they a l s o 1
cord, Conn, treasu rer; and Albert |*b,‘ conference, which is the second only in the imagination of a negro taint'd beans, squash, pumpkins and
scout und an enthusiastic Fran
L- Lightfoot, Miami, class rep rtcr’. O'uuual meeting of the institute.
gourds.
___
. Sectional conferences
will
be ciscim; of the eompiest of Coron
"A p artm en ts" o r 10110 it. C.
ado,
the
coming
of
the
missionary
I A K fi
to,
r
,, .. I b*'ld on various subjects during
N A S H V IL L E , Tcnn., Oct, 1 8 , ^
‘‘Compound A," the best
pro
j and the final supremacy of G ener
Frank Scales, penitentiary gu;
ern C o l l e ^ t A h , , !
°r
n,.e ,,,,,,,r whil‘‘
conferences al Kearney in ] HML
served soeeimell of pre-historie In
.' , , 7 , * ' ,
,n0W b“ ild- win also he held each day. One of
on duty during the prison break "
liian arehitecture, is estimated to
Covers HIM) Years
ha
o f sH enre‘ a
T * ** ^
f*‘«"ures of the meetlie from HIM) to 1,200 years old, A { Tuesday night, when 13 men WorfclJV-1
The pageant covers a minimum recent excavation
le
a, , nV
V 7 ,a,; 0 “ ‘‘° m- j
will he the selection of a formuncovered
.i 1 ed their wav through 8 00 feet of * J
phto and are.-ujfpected to be up-i „| „ai„e for the institute
passages, and made their escape*'*.^,
period of HIM) years.
Mini which is believed to have been
pmveil a t on early date by the j
____ _
has been relieved, from duty pend^. ^
limit
in
the
veur
100
M
.
Uiulet
1
Oil
the
island
of
Crete
in
the
l"‘'ird of trustees. This an n ou n ce-1 i ■■■| i v n n
\
,■
e
ing an investigation.
-Vl
Mediterranean sen there was found a second compound further even
E ffo rts of Sumner county depu- «tft.
an
Indian
iow" MW S^iiim-1' ' n r v T I ' nt ” % ' th
»f ' Z Florida recently a 2,(MU) year-old com, hear vation has disclosed
i oBi'ge
Pn S" Unt ° f ^ . U o u f e r e n c e
of
the
Methodist ing an intricate
ties to capture four of the aix mennvrl*
circular
maze. upartment which points to having
., ,
, ,
jChureti has been called for Tues- That design with the same number I.... .. built in the year 1,000 B. <\
still at large, had .proved fruitleaad tff
\alue of the proposed building i day morning in Jacksonville a t sequence has been found in only
I'omiuniad A
spells
defense up to nn early hour today. Two t*J
will he approximately $ 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 ,' the First Methodist church hy Dr. lone other plan in the world Oil throughout its const met ion.
Fif- others are believed to have madwJilftf
ie announcement said.
W. A < ooper* executive secretary, the walls of
teen hundred man-loads of special- their way into Kentucky.
I -story
Indian
shortage of messunger boys, and
P™- the women of the local telegraph
office are doing their work.
S A N P O R I.T 7 .
a..,-,,.....
. *rKr .th,in th“ estimated
for
V‘‘nr WB" expected
f r th< Shrine ( eremonial, to tie
i
"U ,
There’s a reason.
Here* ployes of the polite, fire and sani
thoBn°ny' (!n 0 l ‘u,bcr 1S) to attend telegrams are being delivered by
tary departments of the c ity of
to.tnn* MaL C° r f<;rene<i *’f t,K> Pro' "m essenger ladies." The reopening
te sU n t Methodist Church. A religof school has caused an acute St. Petersburg will take a two
ious program of interests to work-
« be Ruilienng will include a speP E N S A C O L A — Jewish religious jIJijjj
musical recital,
conferences
schools of four states will probably 1
business
meetings.
send delegates to Pensacola when j
■wrin a sta^ program concluding
the Southeastern Jewish Religious the
convention
School Union holds its annual con
ference here during th r last week
FORT M YE R S ; Efforts to exof December. Florida, Georgia and
North Carolina and South Caro tort high rental prices from the
lina have members of the union. venter public are to be combatted
in mm I meeting of The definite date for the co n fer
■(V’ -A r'’nl bivesligation com
mittee tins been appointed by the
nt Rollins College ence will be given later.
Chamber
of Commerce, and a p a rt
Hamilton Holt
and
their,
h(. institution, cx O CA LA — John Phiel was elect ment house owners
lljon to the society ed president; Ward Griffin, secre ” F cn U me to lie asked to list their
after which .
prmnnent homo of ta ry , and A. F.
Freym u th , vice U2.t and IPL’ti rentals,, ........................
5ica! prices, compared
also has outlined president, a board of directors
t),e policies of the chosen, and plans laid for itnprov with other cities, will In- made
greatly enlarged. ■ing <iniryin*r in this section, at
G A IN h S t ll.I.E Indentions are
s suggestion the j a meeting of the Marion County
kt ha* secured the j Hull Association, held here. It was that the gathering of “d;o|s" and
j I,eon Ihiwson, au- agreed to form blocks for establish •students of the I'mversily of C|oiliird hooks, to act ing pure bred Jersey hulls, and the ,ula. to he In hi early in November,
iiriiitholng.v at Rol- county agent was asked to get all .will In- an extensive me
The
the compilation information about cattle wanted by , rally will he Ui ohs* •r\ am
of
I Iloniccoming I >ay, and
i* being
ok on Florida birds, the county.
sponsored by t h e colleg
11 require approxalumni
1
assneiat
ion.
|rs.
L A K E L A N D — Red Cross elm in
is mie of the vice ters of South Florida will hold a
MIL I ON:
Alt American
bald
h,i sucicly and as- regional conference here October
iim in similar cn- 211, Henry T. Reed, sta te director, eagle, measuring li feet. Ill inches,
from wing tip to wing tip. was i
A. .Murphree announced.
All ch ap ter* of the j
I’niversity
of southern section of the state w ill;*.ep u , , .,.1 by a party of hunters,,
lullloiv M. Spivey, he represented,
and
prominent about 12 miles northwest of Mil I
ton
A In,-ui of buckshot broke the j
JiuithiTM t ’ollege; Red Cross workers will speak.
eagle’s wing, and the lard was i
[rd (‘annuli of the
ullage for women;
HARTO
Road and bridg • taken. An effort will he made to |
|u (\ Halley, Stet- bonds a g g re g a tin g upwards of a save its life.
|lr William Free- million and a half dollars were dis
U . I. \
,<f Orlando, form posed of here at par and accrued | FOR T I.A L'DKRDAI.E
al Hollins College; interest.
A tiu in her of
bidders I Adams has been appointed chief of
i’ll, founder of the sought to buy in the bonds, with police of Holly wood. He succeeds
five different firms finally getting |C. C. Freeman, city manager, who
i held the office IemporariIv,
proshlrfit s
arc them.
, i»f Mimm; Thtnn-1
_______
j
Isaac Yauderpool | F O R T P I E R C E
The annual!
W K sT
I’AL-M REACH
An|ili i - nf the society; meeliiig oT the
Association
(lf fnolineemelit has been made that
Jr.. -Mrs II. I’. Chambers of Commerce of the E a s t , ‘ i‘ birida association of Court
[Julia Hanson, Hr. Coast of Florida, originally sched- ^ l»'rks will meet here Dec. IH. Tht
piker, Edward
\Yr ^,j|ed f(ir October 15, and which was association, organized at JneksonSidcnhurg, Carl postponed on account of the storm, ville recently, is headed hy Elmore
i Elizabeth Skin- will In* held a t Hollywood, Nuvem- Cohen, of West Palm Beach, clerk
of the county mid criminal courts.
|bur 23, it was announced.
Ithe executive cnin-j
<T1
i>rt; i ‘u
Guard is Suspended a
After Escape of 13
BARGAINS - BARGAINS - BARGAINS
A STORE FULL OF BARGAINS ARE READY
FOR YOUR SELECTION AT
Churchwell’s October Sale
j
m
Sale C loses Saturday, Oct* 16 th
f'JA.'
MEN’S TAN-
LADIES’ JE R SE Y
SCOUT WORK
OR SILK
CHAMBRY W 0R K
SHOES
DRESSES
SHIRTS
,
MEN’S BLUE
/
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P L A N T C IT Y : Raisins "kneeJ A C K S O N V I L L E — Erection of
... deep" were found hy Deputy ShcrJ the gallows which will be used in
the execution of Aim Washington, I *fj J- A. Abbott, when the officer,
negro, will begin immediately, il jw^h three other deputies, captured
was announced.
The execution j|l 50(1 gallon moonshine still, found
wap set for October 2-i, between I'11 J* hammock between TJionotas
10 a. in., and 2 n. m. Washington Isa and Harney.
will lie executed by hanging be
P E N S A C O L A : Children, playing
cause of the fact that bis sentence
calls for such a penalty, even on the western shore of Bayou
though the electric chair is now in Gruntle, kicked at au object found
in the water. It was found to he
use in Florida.
a human skull. Then a skeleton
F O R T L A U D K R p A L E — Chief was dug up ami Coroner Dan A. I
of Police Cole Travel!, of Fort Nee notified.
I.iitiderdale, has resigned, and Bert
E U S T IS : The men of Hunt is are
Croft, his assistant, has been a p
suddenly finding tile telegraph a
pointed to succeed him.
$1.95 $4.95
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Men’s
Dress
Ladies’ Felt
Dimity Check
Ginghams
Bed Room
Union Suits
Yard
39c
5c
fe rin g p r a c tic a lly unl i mi t e d
choice in body style and color.
Thus to the satisfaction of own
ing one o f the finest motor cars
in the world is added the fur
ther satisfaction o f making it the
particular kind or car you want.
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81 x 90
Seamless 1 r
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Sheets ir ,
Slippers -
89c
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LADIES’ PA1TENT
BOYS’ FOUR /
PIECE WOOL
LEATHER
PIECE WOOL /
SUITS
SLIPPERS
- SUITS , ■
$19.95
$2.95
T h e satisfaction o f owning a
Cadillac is thus made more pro
nounced by the fact that it may
now be in exactly the kind o f
body style and colors you prefer.
I ct us show you, not only Cad
illac’s surpassing performance—but, also, that Cadillac has now
taken a great forward step in of-
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Cadillac is not merely one o f the
world's fastest stock cars. I t
combines with this great speed
all the rapidity o f acceleration,
the smoothness, the buoyancy
and the ease o f control, which
have always been Cadillac at
tributes in a special sense.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16,JMM_
ARMED
GUAR
tirigibte Los Angeles On
H u rried Flight Back Home TO BE USED
ROBBERS
DEFEND M
_ Storm Sends
,. i . •
Andrew Volstead Takes Small P art
*
»V..l
a s
Eight Pages Today
CALLES WANTS
TO PUT LIFT
ON CLERGYMEN
Reading is Putrid,
Professor Declares
ORLANDO, O ct IG.-(/P)—
ST. HAUL, Minn., Oct., 10 —
"The time lx here for a reform
(/]*! Andrew Volstead, for whom
in our .national reading mate
the national prohibition law la
rial," declared Dr. H. L. Dono
named, took an inconspicuous
r
van, professor of Engllth at tty>
part in a meeting Itcru last
George Peabody ciilrtige',' N&xn*
'» U
'liA
UK
J EH U R ST , N. J.. Oct. 1(5.- ! hnm, baron. sotio 4-10 ilor.cn u‘*g*.
•ligliY, pttdiminary to the openvilli*, Tenn., here yesierdpy In
v u x rThe Nnvy dirigible I .os An- I Kill loaves of hreuil and 10 pi«>«. ’
/
' u.it of the Minnevsota untladdressing HOO sehno) tdichera
ten was back home today after a
While
Shiloon league convention
in
from five counties. His subject
--------'
. I .Minneapolis
A r«*4»r **C«S11t
fliRht from 1)etn,it' made Krjc the men enjoyed a fried chickwas "Whnt Do People R**d.’'
C 4 « . 4AV' harried
" urn
President
of
Mexico
Submits,
He pnsed out programs.
U
necessary by an approaching storm. I on dinner. The trip to Detroit Robbery at Elizabeth, N. J.,
"Although the United .States
Proposal
to
Congress
For
Volstead, chairmah of the
Clxuse.s President and His
n m t v Officers , ,H er ret.urn maJklMl the " u“ .l,"ls; I l«»»K‘w than the journey home, took
rapidly is becoming a rending
J U l l v j v t i < v v * u ful comp|ctjon of a test flijrhi hi 1-2 bourn.
bouse
judiciary
committee
when
Limiting
the
Ministers
to
I
Cabinet Member** to Take
nation and the quality of read
the dry taw was framed, is com
ipflfCh for Men nintilur to 'one that snellml “ 1
90 for Ench Denomination j ing material slowly is becoming
Drastic Measures Today
pleting his first year of uctive
better, it is still below r.tnndcontact with the enforcement
i i ” Matt- Theft ■SS.WS tUXSOt SB*t B : month
*•%r*!**
" Z & said.
T E“'I E
K. Rosenthal
In 1
,rd," he declared.
Catholics
Have
350
j
problem
resulting
from
the
lltw.
®
•»
ago.
only trouble we had was caused by Use of Checks Urged
"W e have loo many ‘putrid
lie h .s served as legal counsel
1 Tho return wan made in 1.'! u win less Antennae wire becom
Priests
at
Present
By
Postmaster
New
publications’ that ure being sold
hours, l» minutes, by way of Cake
to
the
northwest
enforcement
l
ing loose after we left l.akeburst.
mi our newstands throughout
unit1.
Erie, Buffulo, Syracuse, Albany
"Mr. Ford met us at the mast
New Regulations Would Not , Die country, which, although not
and down the Hudson river valley
Mailt*
Must
lie
Protected
If
to New York. The ship function yi stertiuy morning and came
Affect Those Placed in as bud as their nam < imply, are
It Takes Army and Navy
full of suggestive
--------1ed perfectly nil the way. For a aboard the ship. He \yas deeply
Operation
in Past Summer nevertheless
imp) csscd by its performance. He
To Do It, Says Postmaster
ideas."
re Ordered to tune a speed of 70 miles an hour was
to take n flight with us, but
kl
. wus maintained.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 111. (Ah
WASHINGTON,
id. *—<
yp,tr»
>- 1¥
f When Certain - The original plan of I.ieutimint .“the
’V stnrm
”.......warnings
'» f |
wcaused
a m i i wan
u i<s»ru n , net.
Mt.-wri. . .Oct./s/x
Tif
n il
Giinitnuiwlri- <■ F Itosendabl in 1 v ‘l’,l«,riuri*. which made tt in*|tns- j Armed guards adt"|uately equipped I | v I ||JVJ I |\]| ] )f | | k V President Ciillcs bus submitted to
rheir Suspects coninmil([ (lf
*H
jnil wllH j,/ ri.
Kurd tvtnlrn*<i us a wmi- tudefend tli<
*mails fromtho ileptv W V'vJI 1 I 11 i LJCjJLf D1 congress proposed regulations
limiting the number of (jttlioli. |
„
XT
T I man in Det.oil and vicinity until'
’!•»»«•• "
I ''ntii.iiH of «»•":*• »f arnu .l bandit s
.
priests
ami minister* of every <l<' ,
PHILADELPHIA, O ct$
O R V IL L E ,
N.
*L. ; II o'clock this morning but the
i
storm that caused the unc\- were derided ....... today by_ Presi f\ S l| / \ f \ / \ 1^
nomination permitted to fund ion j
—
A
I'— Wending their
j»i A g ro a t m an storm wurmngs made necessary the peeled return was not eacounten*1 ] dent t'oolidge and his cabinet as
within the federal ili -luct
I" j
m i the flight, Uosendalil --aid
It a result nf the Elizabeth, N. J..
homeward
today after c(
Dll' W a rb lin g inm inin Schedule. Accordingly was due o\i-r-the (Jivat I.ul.es re I mail robbery.
ninety for each denomination.
[.
.
t,u* proposed trip to Self Unlg.
Widow
of
Illinois
Senator
It
is
estimated
that
there
ule
eighth
annual
convention
| “ If it takes the army and nuvv
tril l \va> !111« I lS lI lU l, pj,.|d was . aneelled and
the gion tuts ei'irning
Personally Manages Farm .750 Catholic priests at present in
(he
American
Legion,
^VW
...
'
A
slight
fro:;!
foned
the
|,„s
(.»"
d
o
tbe
(
foiled
States
"mil01)11' bdll City, s t a t e hawsers cast off from the Ford
Where Pure Milk is Pro the federal district and HI minis!
ana
and
their
wive*
•'
iinlict’, equ ipp ed mooring mast :ii Dearborn at :i::’.0 Angeh- to hover over liie air field must he protected and the lives nr
of all other religious emigre
...............................
1 for mi
(» half.
Eaehn ti.no «IM
tie•
1111 1
•
duced for Infants, Invalids ers
(ill hour and
l l l l l l «»
............
| . *”1:*!, employes safeguarded,
,
. . .
$102,000 in Honda Mining daughters appeared aa o4t;
gations.
tint' guns, gas bombs It. in. lentrnl stumlard time yes it |attempted
to descend to the cold Mured Postmaster General New in
terday. The ship arrived at I^ikeEighteen elergymen of eaeh de
From Labor Hank and Trio mind that next year’s
ialic rifles sought hurst at, r»:2."> a. m. today.
hvel within 10(1 feet ,.f the ground. i« statement after the meeting.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1C-—(A*)- i Humiliation would be pieinitleT to
I n<* postmaster ^nipral
Of
Officials Are Linked tion in Paris must be **;
e
grand
jury
[chim1 gun bandits,
A full supply of gasoline uod ...i f 1"* *>"!’ ‘•••unrwl like a huge t ul»- (, (
J
,r?
, function for the territory of Low
With Two Others in Plot cessful as the one just etf
tin inquiry iu- |er Californio und three for the ter
rritiirsil.ic robbed
»••!» l“ k',,'| '‘board ut Detroit and |Uvr ,m"*
'roil- should pay by check Im tend i. |u“«,, 1 n^V.‘f* pl.fiitiral corrup"See you in Paris next “
. ritory of tjuintana Itoo (Vucataii).
In Eli/.iihi th of $ir*l
PITTSBURGH, O c ^ 10.—UP) — was the parting greeting _
The uuiitber of Catholic priests
‘
‘iextended their
Inian and wounded ’two unsisled‘ of ch ick e d VC.?, cut,'els', I K o'clock. ................
.........- ............................ Meade, a Vh'tWith $102,000 reported missing
templ. • shipments of money j\ ,.lir ,,111 woman, who was said to jin the federal distriit hits been dc from the Brotherhood Savings and legionnaires. Enthusiasm wtS\
cided
recently
Foreign
priests
limited us the former
............. ..
tin* use 1
through he mails, and said le g 's -, |„IV(.
t|u. confidence of I). (’
Trust Company, n Inhor bnnk here,
|j lit inincn, if Hie forces ,
llation it, ,u*. •'
I'upital offense stephenaon when he was a power I have depailed because of enforce five men were under arrest today, visioned a second trip to
|incut of the religious clauses ut the
and Paris. To a number who'
..'ii.iild prove insuffi- I
i to attai I.
I tied Slates mail |jlt |„d(Miii politics.
three of them officials of the bunk, make the trip, however, it wlH
Constitution,
which
provide
that
no
lie
recommended
with iitin- wi
Miss Mi ado lias been missing
held pending investigation of :m their first visit to the French,
post master gen fr,,1.1 her liume here since last Fn- j foreigners may function in Mcxiio. alleged bond swindle which is said
to emigre
Under the proposed region*: the
tal for not every member
era I.
a i. i ri.r iiniung iulmDday. She is believed to have i various di inonliiiatiou-:, other than to hyve faced the institution with A. E. F., us many ran well
ulili, m w. re ordered to |
"Any man who doe it has mur- knowledge of documents which
the possibility today of »losing its was able to participate in th*V
deiou:. intent nod the \i.,rhl is bet Thomas II. Adams, publisher of I Catholics, could iucrens their mm doors.
risi--. t"i the bandits es!
isterial
representation
to
Hll,
while
tie of Puris.”
ter off without him." Mr. New the Vincennes Commercial, has
Iwe cut'. Shade* were!
Charles F. Knapp, 5H of Pitts
i
the
Catholics
would
lie
forced
to
The 1D20 convention will
jnany houses.
I
said. "There is not another conn- ( charged would showy Stephenson’s reduce theirs to HU.
burgh, former private investigator,
memhered
for thu stiffeat f()
try
on
the
glolx
"
about
law-1
n|
|
cged
corr
upting,
influence
over
ke were ordered to shoot 'S o ld ie rs
Manning Machine Exercise «f Franchise is a
Regulations would apply in the is being sought by authorities in national commander in th*
lessness, thievery ..ml bunditry, high ofifcials.
|«rning if sure of llieir
connection
with
tho
miBslrtg
funds
federal
district
only
and
Mexico’s
Solemn
Obligatien,
Avers
(luns Are Searching fur
of the organization.
.<
directed toward certuin of the I T|u. Rrum| jury utlj,mrned yesSmn, of the hunters
The arrested men are:
dhief Evecutive in Talk countries where such things ar,‘ [ terdny until Monday. Adams and two territories, because each state
lh,nOils Who Killed ('op
T
h
e
'
legionnaires
ball
psht,nters of rifle si|Uiids.
R. A. McCrndy, president of the
ulrendy has the power to fix the
Refore Washington Meet more prevalent today than in <>ur I ,,jH aMoctaleil planned today to number of priests and ministers bunk; William J . Kelly, vico presi times, unable to give any.
Near
Chillicuthe.
Ohio
|ts were established 11ml
own. If it cannot lie suppressed assemble information which they allowed to function in them.
by lelcphone. All «udent: J . L. Nelson, treasurer; didate the necessary na
................
WASHINGTON, Oct. Id. </PI — by one means, it should he another. say is reaching them from many
Iwere stopped by armed
r n...........
i i .u r o T .........
H E . ............
o„ Oct. id.—t/Ti
The now regulations, if passed Jiy Frank T. Redman, nnd Bennie Dia votes, and it was not until
midst of the twenty-first
Nobody was permitted — With soldiers at the triggers o f! An appeal for all citizens to exer- Wholesale hangings might go fur sources and tending to confirm Congress would not affect the mond, all of Pittsburgh.
I■
Ihunt establishing iden- machine guns, a posse of forty m en'rise the franchise wus made by ther thun anything else. It would I i ; publisher’s charges.
The arrests were made following ward P. Savage, o f,C h i
religious regulations promulgated
blcr roads were blocked deployed into a corn field near |President t'oolidge lust night in cx- curb their enthusiasm unyway."
..arl Klcnick, who bus been ac by President Calles in July which information secretly given to do- had been leading throaj
Immediately after leavivng the tive in Hiding Adams, was absent caDsed the Catholic Episcopate to tectives that bonds amounting to balloting, was elected.
femes on the theory here Friday and for five hours heat i tending greetings to the members
. car should approach it the brush in an unsuccessful effort of the first international oratorical cuhinet meeting, the postmaster from The pity again toduy. lit* suspend services in all Cnthnlic approximately $(510,000 to be de vIouk record for the number.*'
livered at McCrady’s office before lots taken was made at
detained long enough for to find the suspected slayers of [contest in Washington auditorium. general called upon Director Lord rpturnetl yesterday from Michi churches in the republic.
Planes were sought for Policeman Dan Garrett, killed hv j “ Whenever a choice is to he made of the budget und served nutlet gan Cjf.y, where StepheiuaAt is
The new regulations provide for 4 o’clock yesterday, had not ar Frnncisco convention when,
- 'S B
iting the bandits. There bandits Inst night.
1in electing a public officer,” the that the postoffice department confined for life in the Indiana diamisal from office and also rived at midnight. Detectlvei re wan called 11 times.
buhl that they were still
J . Monroe Johnson, of
The man hunt, started us soon I president asserted, “ull those who would huve additional money dm state prison for the murder of possible fines or imprisonment for fused to divulge the name of their
ull government officials fuilingv to I informant.
S. C., was Ravage's print ,
Ion.
as possees couglil Jh* organized. jean qnalify are under the most sol mauds to make up on the budget Mudgo Oberlitxer.
Redman, who is not a depositor ponent and his withdrawal j
Adams has not determined del’ enforce tho prescribed limitation of
. _
__
last night extended over the hill ' -emu and binding obligation to reg- bureau for -procurement
.
. of more
/ -first ball
ballot gave ih
■bottoue hauls of ih.ulh-r'- i>t m * the i t decision at the Imllot armored mail trucks and lor armed jnltoly JTet whether ho^will go to priests nnd ministers. Tho priests at the bank, endorsed a note for tw enty-first
'nTiTcTiR* Monday to x& 7 aid of upd ministers would he required the $102,001), police said, to com- ‘the eftction-^ .T ^ m x*’' M
M. v ll |0hin j„ a (rrcat fuu. Soldiers m 1box. To fail In that is to lie dis- guinuls^und Ihcir equipment.
Mr. New addressed a letter to Senator Jam es A. Reed’s senatorial to registor with the municipal plete the $.720,000 needed by Dia Kansas and Ja y Wlillaida^*
I lltlW k C k !
:
poses are members of Com (loyal to our whole system of selfn u iiu r s
, puny II, llilitli Infantry, Ohio Nu- j government. On our theory that President John W. O’lsiury of Hie campHigii expenditures committee authuritios. Failure to do so would mond und himself as payment for Dakota, were tha two.®**"'
dates nominated for thd
/t
• j : tionnl Guard, sworn in as special (the people are soveriga to neglect Chamber of Commerce of the in the investigation of the Indlann bo punishable hy a fine of 500 the securities.
Thu money. Me Grady stall'll lust flee in tho legion.
United States, asking that an np- lutuation. The publisher expressed pesos and >70 hours in jail, or U>
U e r e m O n i a L ' U duties.
in vote is III abdicate.
wn* dulivuruil to Knapp yes*
Rev. Joseph J. N. Wolfe;
John and Montrose Hickman, Co j ••Wl, ,|„ llot prutcnd to rely for puul he broadcast to the large in the belief that the policy which has duys in juil if the fine was no*, night,
turdn.v wim had 1r*uii Introduced to
hem given bis charges would bring paid.
olic
priest, of Philadelphia,;,
tis for mil inlion into the I knabuH, were the two sought. Gar■- li.liriv,-t decisions on tho judgment {‘k n itn c "T t h,‘ country to ret rum
him hy Redman, McCrudy said,
I from sending huge shipments o f 1about the "house cleaning" that
elected nationul chaplain. Tha
d. i In I- next Wednesday ,l‘tl WI,H hkal l<> death when hc|,,|- l(„,
|, and interested few, currency through the mails for he dci'lari'd is needed in public a f
ami Kuupp was to have purchased national commander is 42
,.t,i.d have
aii- “Hempted to question two men. sit- |,llt rather mi the patiiotic choice of
the bonds and returned with tliuni
fair*.
old, and served In the WOT
"*
i*n'1'i"«*l>|le. whom h.- j t ,„.
|MM|y „f candid ami inde- payroll purposes and to pay by
I!. I'. Lane president of .
to McGrndy’s office.
Adams was called to testify a
click.
first lieutenant of.enginet
’
;.suspected
of
knowing
something
j
p,.,,,!..,,!
,-iiitzens.
We
rely
on
the
il Shi me i lub. A list iif , , ,
,
,,
Tin.
supposed
bond
Halesinun’s
M'fond
time
before
the
grand
Mr. N'w also called attention to
struetlng
und repairing
f ,i ,,, . .......... i„
about a lire store robbery.
exprerston of the impartial voters. tin* custom of certain bunks, par jury yesterday, hut he is ill and
ehsonce at the spt'cifled time did
He
is
superintendent
of lb*!
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Give
Clue
I
A
true
election
represents
tilt)
uu
nut alarm him, McCrady said. Ho
lie, vvli" will lie in eliurge
ticularly tin* federal reserve, of unable to appear. He was the first
m.tn.ifnrti.rir.g witness heard when the investiga
did not notify the police, believing ancii of way on the Chle
vimiiiial, was also ntude ! Officials were put on the trail of trammeled expression of their wifiL;
1the Hickman brothers shortly after It is to their voice thnt speaks with | , " K
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Knapp to be unavoidably dotaineil. ed. He wus onca a pile
plants, asserting t.
il ,furnished
the tion opened lust Tuesday.
noon
Friday
hy
(Too
Webb,
Donnepdivine
authority.”
i
Many
Kloriiians
ore
spending
the
Charles B. Knapp, u former fonstonu! baseball.
Idid.'iti'v. '"tilling .7fi, are:
chief incentive for the armed nlMrs. Aduline Wright FeA*
■early fall months in Michigan, nc- tirivate iuvi'Htigutor, named as the
lorii.i Allen, Henry Anns’ . villc*, und Rosetta Boland, Colum
In outlining the attributes of ta,.|{sl_
1lording to W. E. Watson, Sanford bond salesman in the cane is Iteing Menominee, Wis.p was elected
-ill.-n .Witherspoon bus, their companions of Inst night. good citizenship, Mr. Coolidge
"
It
does
not
even
require
a
I business ninn, who returned home .sought for questions. The arrest* ident of tho women’s g a y *'*
fiiwiilci- Griffin
Hlnck, The girls arc in jail here.
placed with the appreciation of the smart thief to leurn that it is the I
j Friday from Buttle Creek, Mich.
were iiiude deduct Ives *uid, wiiun
finer llondiiraiit, Lloyd I Thu girl* said they came here responsibility of willing, respect custom of such plants to receive 1
i "1 saw muny Florida residents at they wero informed thut securities
Ell . Ben Dorsey Caswell, i .. . Thursday night they said i fo'' American iiintitutions of gov money shipments from its city
|Battle Greek,” Mr. Watson said. valued ut upproximutoly $040,000,
bnnk, not only on a certuin day, hut
•
"They were from Tampa, Jaekson- which Knupp was to deliver to the
. \
•,£;?, S- r y . '! ing house. Later in the evening 1AM <besc attributes, he asserted often by a particular train," the
I villc*, Orlando, Del-und nnd other hank yesterday, Jailed to arrive.
postmaster
general
said.
l. n. n^ I r
HelV ^ e y returned, apparently harried would ... his op.nioi , not b- fo. .ml
Constructimi work on the Semi I pluces. Senator Fletcher was at
Rediuaii, wim Is not u depositor
e... rmings
inly, ilex.ni,rvllllM
Huill ti.ev wanted
“ ...ong i» religious people.
lie said in spile of extraordinary
IK". . Louis SI a ten J a e k - l f n,i n«rvo“(* “," ,l Hui,i th^f,
The oratorical contest he com precautions taken to safeguard the nole Boulevard, from Sanford to i the sanitarium and I talked to him of the hank, was said by police
liivi.i
i... Ant, to get out of town. 1 lie four
to liuve endorsed a note for $102,000
mi nted as a movement which would (shipment lit Elizabeth it was inad MellonVilk* Avenue, will 'not he . almost every morning.".
B oiim Walter I oiiis Mi r ’ Kiris left early yesterday morning
„.
. .
startpd until there Iihh been suf
to I'ompleto a fund of $5120,000
Mr.
Watson
went
to
the
sani
P
U a,U r l mus M,,r 'spent the night in a corn field. TheD 'llerest young i>;ople _Hi a jtu d y equate to successfully cope with ficient time for the south shore
Benson Springs Inn
tarium for a “eheekover," and a needed hy Diamond and himself
an attack by eight men from am of Luke Monroe to drain.
Monroe, across from
to
pay
for
the
bonds,
which
were
rest.
More
thun
1,500
persons
were
bush, anil thut lie had nothing but
open the 1924-27 season
The fill wns completed about 150
praise for the men who, one at the days ago and tho ground has set at the sanitarium for treatment, tu have been bought ut a big dis cording to,an snneubce
count.
McCrudy
told
tho
police
examination
or
under
observation.
cost of his life, and the others at tled sufficiently now in the belief
toddy by the m " * “
the risk of their lives, did the best of }V. B. William, citv manager, Muny of them are not siek, ho said, thut tho nionoy wus delivered to
F. W. Moser, a wl
yesturduy und that he wo*
they loUld
could to protect the p
property "W e want the water to get out.” ( but they entur the big suniturium Kuupp
,' V; ‘
I trouble. They said the men de- a broader knowledge of fundament- thl.y
to huve purchased tho bonds ami hotel man, will be mi
to
take
treatment
that
will
'build
N.shliiirn
i,.
i ,, i,,,* L.’ |dared they ju st wanteii Ili get out j«l principles of govcrilincilt, es- j ,.,,triiHte*tl to their cure.
*
he said, "because of s<» much ruin up their resistance to disease. The returned with them to McCrady’s tor of the hotel. He is
nsiiiuun, -II.. I.udwiik I , .
pecially as exemplified in. t h
e
-----------this season and high water. The diet Is considered Important in office.
with the management of
i ellirook Jam es Monroe j
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Candid |
z li’ i r a f
work will he started in tile late treating patients, he said.
After notice closing the bnnk was O’ Woods Inn, on Lo
>eoig«* H. (rune, Dewey r
wmr
i
study
in
the
constructive
and
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J. Cooker a w y e r s
Mr. Wutsnn was uccoinnanied by posted two |VoIicemen were sta thu summer season, S
firmative side, after a period of
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n
g
l
e
r
Is -Being* -Improved full."
The extension of Seminole llouleLee Woodruff,
|Frunk I-<*t) Woodruff, but the Jnt- tioned at the doors hut there was nouncement uf his affllla'
j adverse criticism of political insti
vurd from Park Avenue to Mrylle
•L Burke, illustrious
tor will return home later. Ilu no excitement. I), I*. Furguspn, thu Henson Springs lpn a
tutions with its effect felt espe
Avenue will be completed in tho ! visited
The
fall
beuutificatioii
progrunt
"I Moioico Temple, will
Chicago und Kalamazoo chief oxumlncr of the stuto bunk uf rutfuests for reservstlo
cially by new immigrant elements
late fall nr early winter. The base
been received, according to
li’d by the
following
of the population, he asnerted, of the city will be completed before already has been luid. The top und at the latter plnco saw hugu ing department, took charge of the Satunsky of the Benson
hank's affairs. Three examiners
tho
tourists
begin
to
arrive,
City
|s officers of the divun:
shipments
of
celery
dn
tho
freight,
would reveal that “our govern
will Ik* laid on this stretch of the
Inn management.
•j JftJ
Stromm, chief rahbun;
ment is simply whut the people Manager V(. B. Williams said to Boulevard at the same time it Is platform. Kulumuzoo is noted ftn‘ began nn audit of the hooks.
The Inn-, formerly the
|iic, asistant rahbun; Puul
the growing of celery during tho
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1«—(AP)— through their duly constituted pro day.
House, was the first largax
Workmen are cleaning
the being laid on the stretch between summer season.
high priest anil prophet; Counsel for Aimde Semple Mc cedure sanction, ordain and estab
Train Purp^ely
resort to be opaned south of
vacant lots on East First Street, Sanford Avenue and MellonvIlK*
|)»fathers, oriental guide; Pherson today were maneuvering lish."
•
Hunvliro. The Brock HouM
between Sanford Avenue and Mel- Avenue. The base and curbing on
are, treasurer; W. L. to place a defense witness on the
Wrecked
is
Theory
ed its first guests 70 years
louville Avenue. Tho new Fur- this section of the boulevard has
icnnler; Nathan Weil, first stnnd before the state completes
rest I-ake tourist hotel is located not been laid,
CINCINNATI, Oct. [lG.— (A*)— among the celebrities It
l !,J master; John Register, its case at the preliminary hearing Police to Shadow
tho two nvenues.
jf the guard; W. C. Dow, in which tho Angelus Tentplo paRf e t i n g mi the theory that the crack tertalned were Genera)
Friend of Queen between
COSTUME BALL TONIGHT
Palms, flowers und grass are lioJohn Cupper,
outer tor is charged with criminal con
Southern Railway train, the Queen Grovar Cleveland and Jo a
Iqg planted between the sidewalks A grunt! costume bull will ge given
F " James W. Ingram, spiracy.
and Crusent Limited, which partly
The winter sports inti
NEW YORK, Oct. ^ 1G.—(/ P j- und the street pavement on First tonight in the City Hall auditor
went into the ditch ut WilliamsWith nearly three weeks devoted
ium. nbcording to an announcement
town, Ky., had been wrecked meat program for the in *'
to presentation of stnte testimony Detoctives have been engaged to Street, l'ulms are also being plant mode today. Tho purposo of thi
Includes hunting', fishings
ed on Scmlholo Boulevard east of
PITTSBURGH , Oct. lG -(ff> — mallcously, officials of the sys swimming, radio,
ii support of tho charge thnt Mrs. shadow Lois Fuller, dancer, in an
hall is to create u social center dnr
Must Die
the
Clyde
Line
docks.
effort
to
ascertain
what
part
she.
tem ordered a special Investigation
McPherson manufactured a story
In? tho tourist season. It was suiil ''our mall clerks were slightly in today.
and lUlsrda. A new
purposes tu ploy In the activities
jured toda/ in’ the wreck of the
>r (iirl’s Murder of being kidnapped, defense coun of
There
will
he
prlxes
for
the
hes’
house, seating 4400 | .
Less
thnn
three
percent
of
the
Queen
Marie,
of
Rumania,
when
.
Harvey
S.
Cox,
Ludlow,
Ky.,
sel ycstculay demanded that Mrs.
receiving threo costumes for both men uni1 American Limited, crack New
sho
arrives
here
next
Monday,
says
farms
in
America
are
fireman, was killed when the loco been opened.
iAHASSEE. Fla,, Oct. Hi. Gayle Koontx, of Tucson, Arix., he the New York World.
electric service from central pow-1 women. The dance will begin ul york-St. Louis train of the P*nn- motive overturned and -Frank
Tha Inn ia of Colonial si;
lylvanla
Railroad
a
t
Fisher.
Ohio,
allowed
to
testify
before
the
re
In* State .Supreme Court
large open fireplaces, large ]
et stations. '
I 8:30 o’clock.
There
have
been
reports
thnt
Pierce,
Ludlow,
Engineer,
Was
tear Dennison, according to :re effect, held that Rufus maining state witnesses were the danger, who back in the Utl’s I
and modem convenie*
iorts r e c e i v e d t h e Pittsburgh seriously injured.
I t lay county youth, itiuhi huird. Mrs. Koontx declurnd she created a sensation on the sta g e ,
be operated on the At
Southern
officials
said-today
that
fficea
of
the
railroad.
Ve
.
sent
a
telegram
from
(Rln
Bend,
llie electric thuir for the
The season will close
with
her
"butterfly
dance,"
was
they
believed
the
deralhnsnt
was
No pnuengers wero Injured.
|of his sweetheart, Sally Arlz., laHt June, shortly before the endeeavoring to Influence the
They were tran sfem d . to another caused by a large spilrd, found on
The court dunieil a |k*- evangelist appeared at Douglas, Queen, who she visited at the
rain and continued their journey. the right of way at the scene of
ihe defense fhr leave to Aria., to tell of her abduction. The royal palace in Sinaia, In her soI
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The train, No. GO, the second tec- tho accident.
the circuit judge for Clay state contends Mrs. McPherson ciul uctlviUrt. Reports also had
The spike, beuring evidence of
don of the flyur, consisted of two
It has come to the attention of The Hot'alri that The
lor a writ uf eiror terum Hunt the telegram to Douglas while it that Rsdu DJuvara, the Ru- i
cii route to fltnge the filial act in manian charge ae’affalrss, who is Sanford Times has been selling advertising on the strength
mgines and to curs. Four sleep- having been run over whs found
The' Colonial W ad
mr, the alub car and mall ear left by railroad detectives last night.
fr was convicted of murder tho kidnapping plot.
in charge of the arrangements for
of an alleged circulation larger than The Herald’s.
the
vails.
Efforts
to
call
Mrs.
Koontx
to.
Irst degree at Green Cove
the Queen, had resigned because of
headquarters in
The names of the Injured mail
The Times one week after the date required by law
IJP N"v. 7. 1SI25. The klll- tho stand caused a heated ex unwillingness ' "to work under a
clerks were unknown to local offliHH Bowles took place on chancre between District Attorney dkncei.” This report has been de- ( printa its sworn statement pf circulation in the smallest
W r f .
Delate of the railroad, The eauso
Asa Keyes nnd dofense attorneys.
|of thnt year.
possible typ^on the classi(ied ad page.
nied.
of the wreck waa not ascertained.
lx expected to In tho midst of which Samuel
Miss Fuller is said td be ill with
The ntw Setahioto Drag Sfors
Accordihg to this statement the circulation of The, A, committee hae'beem am t to the
ante for Chesser’s oloctro- Blake adjourned court until today. bronchitis"
tfotel here
bronchitis at the Plata
Plsaa Hot
seen* to begin an-.-investigation. opened
aortly.
,403 Sanford Ave- his vt
/ ! . , ’ •
>
Through a oompanlon fb f hat Is T im e sia k1986. '. .
nue. Thh
■vvowned by J A B .!
P wax oniy 17 yours old SPEC IA L AMNESTY GRANTED sued a stat$mf#t aaylrff •aba Wt«
. The average circulation of The Herald for tho past Hix
Powei
‘
fnuipicu.
absolutely limocsrit o f fn y trouble
J . Oi 1
BR U SSELS. Oct. 10.—(./P)— Tho In tho Roumanian legation over the months, according to its sworn statement published on
The
mckadden d i e s
marriage of Crown. prince. ^ ? ° I ? visit of Queen Merle.
October 5, is 2,806.,
;
week reporUd b y .lL G. ted with!
of Belgium anti Princess Astrid of
Compw® dreBpedT
in Stockholm, the tjatb,t » M o re 'th iw 'l
A
’
f o 7 * F ie ii,h w I w . u d v i H J ;
4* 4*0,-*.
the cotton bull*
r
^
Y ‘w*.*”5*V^’
fn
Delegate*L«*ve^
Homes With 1
For Mating ^
Meet a Bis: Si
lor Moore
7ers Soldiers
S tiff Fight Mi
For Commi
SEARCH FOR GIRL
FIVE PITTSBURGH
MEN ARE CAUGHT
IN BANK SWINDLE
INDIANA I’ROBERS
Legionnaires
21 Times
Selecting a Lei
POSSE FAILS TO CITIZENS URGED
CATCH SLAYERS BY COOLIDGE TO
OF OHIO OFFICER VOTE IN ELECTION
M a n y Floridans
In Michigan Now,
Says Sanford Man
Work On Seminole
Boulevard Held Up
Because Of Water
Benson Springs
Will Open For’’
Season
Over New Witness
in McPherson Case
Four Mail Clerks
Slightly Hurt When
Crain Is Wrecked
Just To Keep The Records Straight
Paint Manufi
New Seminole Drug:
Store Opened Today
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For3 Months
UNIVERSITY OF
M I A M I OPENS
D O O R S TODAY
OF
\
Cent Being From Florida
y",
&
t# A
many a hopeless task. Egan has tlon.”
.
•
Irani
this formula: “Use your head.’
He said in a.atafSmcnt that will
After declaring that is the ‘‘ryfe be printed H>y thjb Sun this after
for successful golf.” he went oU" ton. in which .statement he says
o'rehabilitation of hotels, apartto say: "The youngsters who com
pete in championships almost in ment houses and bustness blocks
variably use a hook shot. No ques will I* complete in Miami *nd Hol
tion biit what that will get them lywood by December 15. He Added
t’hnadler Egan at 22 Copped maximum distance. • But it is that the storm damage to modern
Amateur Title and Cornea I[""neherous. It is not half as re- structure* in Fort Lauderdale and
Back at 13 for More Laurels ||j„i,le for the average golfer as tho Deerfield, the worst hit towns,
_____^
.faded shot.
This is but one In- would not he over five per cent.
"Buildings of modern design and
MEDFORD. Ore., Oct.
I I.— ! stance where hendwork would enHusiness men. whoae o n c e - a - t v e r k iabh-young goifers who have all the construction have withstood the
-truggles on the gulf course often requisites of champions to reach storm with few exceptions. The ■i
principal streets of Miami now
bring alwut a sour disposition in |their objectives sooner.
Stead of tho engcrly Bought lower 1 "Today golfers use the some ma- show little outside effect of the
score, can tnke heart from a page |chine-like swing on every "hot. •torm.” he declared.■«
of the colorful links story of II Their irons, from 1 to lf>, will Rive
f handler Egan, Medford pearjilu-m nil the variations they re
grower.
quire.
Old School Hardest
Despite his 43 yenrs, Egan sullied
"Twenty-five years ago we had
forth last month to capture the
California amateur title from n [only a cleek, midiron and
high class field of younger nnd/The intermediate shots had to be
more active players.
mad* by the players own ingenu,
■
Itv in changing stance and stroke.
Champion 22 Yearn Ago
This was n hard school, but I Be
Twenty-two years ago, Egan lieve it had the compensation of
waded through the pick of the icvcjoping more thorough sh6tr a X i K n thTehins T a Utr n
wat; 0na?l i;'* .* < r
™
88EE, FI*., Oct. 15.
'BKftithA will pals be
____ Adjustments can be
n a ^ t h * ittirm are* of
nvnd Daniel, special
». Field* unUon, predicted in
________r_Tdr tM Insurance
U nndarwrfllrtg publication, Over Seven Hundred Students
. tlcT# written from
Will be Enrolled. 70 Per
J ’a fieW bureau at Mi-
J.'i; .2
j - :?
a
*5$W |B
t-W -tw fl
COLORFUL
STORY IS TOLD
BY OREGON MAN
\ents
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& * :* r
• V.
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ats, -the writer
MIAMI, Fla.. Oct. 15.—(/!*>—
i probably reach 6.000.
■aYltiW heaViett Habllity ia University of Miami startcil it*
rValues, dtich as down- first academic year today, the
Ingi, hotel* and apart- original date set.
The majority of the faculty
n w r hundreds of small
;T h k a and each will have members have nrrivod nnd thefoot* ‘
with th»rsame mtn- ball squad began practice on Thurs
antf prectstanr.the article day last.
Of the 700 students already reg
I 'J'i ••
' t.
Daniel HatM that He had istered 60 per cent of them are
“many cenflagratlon from Miami, it was stated. About
company executives, in- 400 of them are students in the
seer*/ local agent* and school of music, 250 of them in the
* : r $ iIN,” and th a t the low- school of liberal nits nnd 50 of
ttraate of loss to Insurance them will enter the freshman class
at* 16,000,000 and the in law. According to officials,
at 110,000,000, with the more than 100 other students are
^amount, in his own opinion, expected to register in the evening
school nnd still another 100 in the
nearer to being correct.
Into
afternoon anil
Saturday
iservatlv4 estimates of propclasses.
image from wind and water
IK around 1160,000,000 in I Workmen are now hurrying t«»
iter Mlhml district, which I completion the work on the buildHollywood, Miami Beach, |ing that whh formerly the Annsrai, Cora} Gables and various sia hotel, which will In- occupied by
* resorts," the article con- 1tho classes nnd administrative of
“Tomado liability in the fices. Tho university offices now
J. district ,1a Surely be- in Miami proper will move to Coral
8,000,000 and 930,000,000, Gables on November 1 next.
Tho states represented by the
.entirely on buildings. There
on £onte*ts, and none 700 students, the majority of which
aro freshmen, are Florida, Georgia,
u n and occupancy,
under tornado policies will North Carolina, New York, Penn
around 26 per cent. There sylvania, New Jersey. Illinois. Ala
line* outstanding with a bama, West Virginia, New Mexico,
low aa 8 per cent. There Oklahoma, Michigan, Vermont and
}large line where It may make Mississippi.
Let us say them that
There will la. 25 member* of the
il tornado loss runs np- facility of ihe law and liberal arts
lately 17,000,000."
school while the school of music
will huve 35 instructors 011 its staff.
inulng. the article says:
indeed made Miami n Both faculties are composed of
it ; it has concentrated here leading educators and musicians,
ire adjustment work; It has according to It. F. Ashe, executive
firat tithe brought Into use secretary.
Tho administrative group is com
(rhado losses, tho conflagrqrstem o f the Nutldnal Bosftl posed of Bowman Foster Ashe,
1 Underwriters that give# ad- executive secretary; S. S. iloehl,
work an orderly proced- registrar; Warren Woodling Zinstho place of old haphaz- master, auditor; Henry S. West,
1 ; it has created contact, chairman of late afternoon and
union of fljre and casualty Saturday classes; John T. Holdties on a large scale for the worth, chairman of evening classes;
in loss adjustment Henry H. Provin, director of ath
letics; Dorothy V. Havens, nssistnrtt to executive secretary; and
m cannot long endure In Ethel N. llayes, secretary of hous
limbered state, said Count ing nnd employment.
"^letheen, Prime Minister.
Members of the hoard of regents
parties at Buchlngham are ns follows: William E. Walsh,
.SUP* decreasing. In 1924 chairmun; Ruth Bryan Owen, vie*
[ware three, laat year two, chairman; Frederic /-eigen, seere•this season.
» tmrf-, Thomas J. Paueost, irensur’
cultPcm.hrsJ when’ GelffRe Von'pdm | The Egan style of golf is markof Lo* Angeles conquere.l Robhy ed by exceptional smoothness and
Jones this year for the identical balance while the swing tends
title. In the following wear, 11105, more to the upright than to tho
Egan ngnin stroked his way to the flat. While not particularly outhighest pinnacle amateur golf- standing in his work on the tee,
Horn offers, while in 1909 he was , Egim 1- a master at the half and
n runniT up for thr frown.
jt u u a r t i * r
Iron shots.
Hu
After that year. th«* OroRiiliiHn Utiio' ** *»n all irons ih consiuvrably
concluded operating a 170 line open. I h.- possible handicap of a
ranch and engaging in ..uLitand- ' pan of slender wrists is overcome
ing comiM-tilive golf were enter 1 bv their flexibility and an excepHrises that did not mix to ndvunt - j produce 1remeiiduus ijHiwer. On
age. So five years passed in.which tiopullv fast downswing which
he played no championship golf, the greens he is noted for his long
Then in 1915, he polished up his and spectacular rainbow putts,
club* and proceeded to annex the
Kean came into prominence in
Pacific Northwest title. Every so j |;mi2 when he captured the interoften he drops his work long collegiate championship for Harv
enough to disprove the old adage, ard University. In addition to his
"Youth must he served.”
national titles ho four times was
His Game Better At 43
Western amateur champion.
Egan believes that his own gam.He start«>d the game at the njre
is better today than it was at 21 i,,f |r, H[1||
wwv 0f diversion
That is liernuse he learned it in the ' signed 11 links on his father’s cow
*dil school where three _ clubs j t,niltun. in the suburbs of Chicago,
cleek. mid iron and mashie— furn„|lux. has designed the Igik*
•shed most of the shots. And '“ Oswego and Wnverly courses in
the same time, he is equally eer Portland.
tain that the business man who
golf.* can improve hi* game.
(In one of the rare occasions in
which he has given ;m interview,
he said:
"You business men
golfers,
though you play but once a week,
enii go on improving just as long
as von have your health. You can
ml strokes from your game as you
AVON PARK. Flu., Oct. 15.—
add years to your life. That is (/Pi -No less a personage than S,
true whether you are 15 or 511.”
David Warfield, president of the
Where Youth A Handicap
Seaboard Air Line Railroad, ju s
To accomplish what seems to tified the statements regarding
storm damage thut were issued by
or; Clayton Sedgwick
Cooper, Mayor K. G, Rornpf. of Miami nnd
George E. Merrick, Frank B. Governor John W. Martin.
“ It is regrettable that state
ShutU, Mitchell 1). Price, James
M. Cox. Telfair Knight, Bertha M. ments put nqt for the purpose of
Foster, Burdette G. Ixiwis, Victor rnising money to help the needy,
Hope, John II. Orr. Henry S. Huh- which should be raised, were not
bell, .1. C. Penny, Charles F. Bald confined to the actual directions in
win; K. P Fripp, ( 'rate D. Brown, which this money was required.
Vina e W II aim, and Hamilton Inference in many eases has been
tha! there was complete devantaMichelsen.
Seaboard President
B a c k s Officials
In Storm Statement
i
205 West 1st. St. at American Cafe Stand
A Reasonable Request
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We do not tnko hack the unused
part of an ice erenm order.
To do so would be an injustice
to ourselves and the party to
whom returned ic« cream would
he sold.
We mnkc our ice cream out of
t he best materials obtSinAbfe, uhing more than hdlf sweet cream.
This gives our customers more
for their money than any other
food, and we get only a very rea
sonable margin of profit on each
gallon of ice erenm, which will not
permit losies ns would result in
giving credit for unused tubs.
Therefore, before ordering ice
cream from us lie prepared to use
it all even if second helpings are
necessary, arul he assured that
ymi are getting cream that hasn’t
been in any other home and "muss
ed over.” or allowed to melt and
Income iey.
Will Carry Complete Line
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Groceries,
OPENING
Saturday, O ct.
Seminole Creamery Co.
FREE
Phone 63 i
With Each Purchase of $3.00 or More, We
Will Give Four ( I ) Pounds Sugar
FREE
STANDARD GOODS — STANDARD PRICES
SPECIAL PRICES ON SPECIAL SALE!
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niniftg The Celebration of This, Our Third Amniversary, W e Will
For _a Short Time Only, Our Highest Grade Merchandise at One-F
Off The Regular List Price. Be Sure to Take Advantage ofc Has ,
Otfer, For it Will be A r‘ iL ‘ v
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"Slide tlnwii one side and crawl!
Klnas Everetts, deep sen diver. I "I* the other,
who took a practice stroll recently |
Persons Drown
across the bottom of tin- Kllmltoth
Pw>4 Body Orders
W h e n V CHHCl o in K S
to Pay to the River,-between Norfolk an 1 Portsmouth, donned his bulky suit again [
Boferd Receipts
today for his first attempt to j Q t'LBLl , ( amola ■"■t. 1(1.— f/f’l
Bond Issue
cross the bed of Hampton Roads - Eleven person*-, includin'; one
i woman. Inst their liv s when the
SEE, FI*., Oct. Ifl. on foot between Old Paint Coin,
I freight and nnsenger steamer
fort
and
the
navn
I
operating
lmse.
The state of Florida’H lust
sank in In-nvy weather last
Evereta’ choice of iihimui! spots 1ni^ht near (lodhotil, on the nnrthhas’ b**h paid, and the comMB ^ jH ftF ,a^oIot*ly free for his rnmbtes was based several ern shore of the SI. lauvrence.
months ilgo upon the ,mitention News of the disaster was received
"bill*.3 , - .
today t>v the North Shore Trading
l i t action of tha &t»te Sinking thnt swimming the English chan ('oinpnny, owners of the vessel.
~faoWttI»»lon In paying over nel was becoming common, "any
The Guide was a passenger and
£ m * . t f . Education Iwdy could do it," and Iih 1hoi height and steel crew steamer,
Mrtgb tf» heat, any pedestrian in a
r*pro»entjnf the prin^i- moe across "’the roods along the! registering lot; tons, and built in
IHi 11 at I imuliai Ior,. She plied he
and accrued InUreet'on nix ti juirfncu of the earth.
tween Quebec ami points oil (he
In his previous siibinurine hike, northern const of the Gulf of St.
lt refunding bonds, cleared
tha laat outstanding "Inilebt- tlie diver walked o little inure Ilian Lawrence.
u mile in 30 minutes, i-linl in o reg
bondfl, issued on Nov. 2C. ulation diving unit. Hefore lie h i - Hereon Society Sets
and Day. 20, 1003, in clearing tered the water at Old I'oitil wharf
he said he expiated t» irn
Attendance Goal
a previoua Indebtedness of about today
verse the five miles In llic Ninnl
Standing, were divided us
base in less than fnur liours.
i
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The lierenn Brotherhood of the
A launch will neconipany him to
to tha Agricultural Col- rarry the air pump. He also car First Bnotist Church has made SO
nd, 93,000; to the East and ries a small telephone collected the attendance goal for (he end of
londa Seminary Fund, $21,- with the launch and will converse Gel, it ivii, announced today. The
‘ to-the State School Fund, during his journey with those officer; me making a strong cl
throe 3-per Cent bonds aboard the launch. From them he |fort to reach young men who are |
to mature in 1951.
will obtain direction’, as to his, nut enlisted wit !i nt her , lunch so
to the same funds, in course, ns he will !"■ walking in ; id ics
Mrs Victor Kolier t on will ■ing
nta of $131,000, $70,000 and total ilarkness.
respectively, three 3-per
.Sunken wrecks and cluirnicl cm lor tin- i In ■ at I he nn-cl mg to
bonds, to mature In lWCtS.
rents are expected to luunpcr him. tool row.
The so-cailed “ Indebtedness,” but the ehief obstacle will lc tin■rim 0 in tin
,to officials snid, was n case of main channel, which drops oWnyl Tlieii arc l
till •"lint ry
sl
ate
h
gilat
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for
some
twenty
feet,
Wln-n
«'k>-d
thor owing brother,” as the
tin the lutg
__[a were paid from one state how lie ititemU'd to c no. tin , <'oil Ilia I u til, with
e-1 on min r
itrong box’* to another.
i Lvereta said:
Th# State Board of Education ■
ipted 'payment for the bonds,
lewd by the State Sinking Fund
laaion. Although the occawaa rather a momentous one
anntla of Florida, there was ‘
p. and ceremony about . Mrs. K. G. Unlive anil Mrc
11in in Lake left Friday alter
■ Two members of the Beecher Kent of Winter I'ark were
for Tallahassee where he
dwere absent. They wore W. the guests Friday of Mrs. M. Mm
■penil I tie a eck end on l,o i
iWthon, state superintemient of nrtk, ill her home on l.aiiicl Ave
tlon, and H. Clay Crawford. |nue.
ry of state. Governor John I
Ml- I',inline Muirhead, who lias
Martin, chairman;
Attorney j Miss Olive Newman, a student
the past three
] J. B. Johnson and Stnte ! at Florida State College for Worn heel! S p e n d i ng
u n r J . C. Lunlng accepted i ell, arrived here Friday alter noon mo o t lis « 11 (i i , bit 11e lit I oft MV
settlement, tendered by them -1to spend the week end with her o r > r e l m in d In me 'I 'ini la i after
is as members of tho State parents Mr. ami Mrs. 1!. A. New noon
ng Fund Commission,
man at their home in Rose Court
,!atries Sh.ifisi J r , i-. ]ii-nding
r. Lunlng was responsible for
the u n i end hole with hi- |ctrinl
,tlon of the State Kinking Fund
Miss Margaret Ferrari and Miss Jtnlge and Mi's .t G. .'-diaron, and
ion by the legislature, Inez I'eurifoy of Fastis spent the
of the sole duties of that body I day here Friday as the guests of will return Mnmln\ to resume Instudies at lie- t im er it v of I lo|$0 look after the paying off of ] frUM1,iH
ida at l iaim “ville.indebtedness of the state.
I
Its operations, the stnte
Warner Scnggua, who is attendil~fund "Indebtedness” was ing till' University of Florida at i Andiew Curioway. who i at
Off year* before maturity of \ (Juiuesville, in spending the week tending till- Gtmr i ,dy id I'lorahl
fnda by interest from puiilic j
|M,ri. with his parents Mr. um lit Game.. die, t , ho me for the week I
00 £fP 0Bit . ..
0Ye r ,Mrs. W. K. Scoggun on I'ark Ave end a- i tie gin-si of his mother |
Ml . 1 i•rt rude f ou t oway,
i
The "debt" was settled 1nue.
extra taxation, by increas
Income of the school fund
Miss Margaret Kerran utui Miss! Mr. and Mrs. C A I'eurafny and
ktely $120,000 $12,000, I Inez I’eurifoy of Kostin spent the Miss Inez, i'enrifiw o| Lush spent I
1th a aaving on interest day here Friday ns the guests of the tin\ here Flida- I . I lie guest.
. • t o tho general revenue friends.
of Mrs. It. K. I'euril
I
[^ Mabout $18,000 annually
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Dotes not t h e ta u r itife thought c
fortable future appeal to you? The trif
ling sacrifices necessary now will quick
ly fade when you become the proud pos
sessor of your home.
A GG/VuKIMUA
R IM E
Unseen Sources
°f Long Life
P h o n e 48
Sanford Building & Loan Association
The basic sources of automobile value are not
nlwnys apparent to the eye.
A motor car, like n house, may L O O K a great
deal more substantial than it really is.
Because of this difficulty, more and more
thousands are turning to Dodge Brothers prod
uct for insurance against disappointment.
Seminole Electric Co.
SIT, Park Ave.
T he years have proved, and each year proves
anew, that Dodge Brothers are as deeply con
cerned with the U N S E E N goodness of their
motor cur as with the seen.
Phone 420-W
A d d ition al S ociety
®
T he mileage it will deliver, the safety it will
provide, the expense and trouble it will save
the owner over u period of years; are quite as
important to Dodge Brothers as the more ob
vious details of equipment and style.
HLKCTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Transact Your
Business Where
Service Is
the Best
Touring Car
$ !»;ih
(‘mipe
‘fill
1011
Sedan
Special Sedan
1002
MILLER 0. PHILLIPS, INC.
Kim Avenue at lUth Street
B roth b r s
MOTOR
“ WK AIM TO PLKASK”
H ousehold F u rn ish in g s
FO R SM ALL A PA R TM EN TS
“SAN LTTE”
A Sanitary Carl,age Can. The
can with the font pedal which
opens the lid. Keeps hands clean'
and eliminates noise and odors;
attractively priced
at
$3.00
Ice Boxes
Nursery sire boxes for small Spaced Corners
$5.5010$14.00
iv
Sizes to fit any apartment; Per
fection and Florence, the best and
best known makes; from one to
four burners —
Chinaware
KITCHEN
Tables
White enameled,
necessity fur any
kitchen; easy to clean
and
ini m
i u iai space
v
s;n er
onl\
$ 14.00
ALARM
Clocks
Metal Containers
For the kitchen. Keeps food clean
and insects out; set of six for flour,
sugar, etc; per (»OQ A A
piece set, only
W
$ 5.8 5 10$ 81.00
LAUNDRY BASKETS
Wicker with lid; good sturdy bas-J
kets.
A large assortment of chinaware
including Blue Willow and Port
age, in the best colors und designs.
These are open stuck and now is
the lime to replace any sets that
are broken.
Good, serviceable
china as well as ornamental with
prices ranging from—
“MIRR0”
The Finest
$3 to $7.5(9
\
Aluminum
Unapproached in
Durability and Low
Cost by the Year
The Most
Economical
42-Piece Set
Complete Line of
ENAMELWARE
ROGER’S SILVERWARE
ROASTERS
- GRIDDLES
09 Stoves
.lust the thing for the small apart
ment. Takes very small space and
cooks fast; two
(P Q fffh
burners
$0*V \ J
■4
White enameled, nmnll and neat
appearance with u maximum ca
pacity.
U'
Gas Plates
S
$ 12.50 1 $ 34.00
OVENS
Florence, Perfection and Aunt Sara’s fof|
Both Oil and Gas Stoves
$1.0 0 T0 $8.00
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Westelox
Time
^ _
Meters. AIM sizes.
1’ut one in your kitchen; u, great
help to the housewife—
“GRISWOLD”
WAFFLE IRONS
$ 2.25AN
D$ 3.00
$ 1.50 0 $3.1!
J fr l. L. H. Griffith is now a member of our sales force
;v « d all the ladies are cordially Invited to come to her
PERFECTION AND FLORENCE
OIL' HEATERS
“Heat by the Roomful”
Low cost of upkeep and dependable
make it a most popular heater.
4
The BaU Hardware Co.
witli their bouMcholu pruu,einH. Mrs. Griffith is reudy
Omes to offer helpful Huggeationa and we want
^ f u W i c to make use of this added service.
LOCAL PHONE 8
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LONG) DISTANCE 842
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kSSEE, Fla., Oct. IB
ja ’s first " h o m e »r vehicle tags and
I oW being turned out,
jo of Governor John W.
become itrentier.
Martin, who prom toed
Is hrnc nt of industrial
various state mstituJ„f his campaign pledg Long-Haired Meh and ShortHaired Wemen Numerous
e d that an order for
has just hecn sont to
nfc in Ame'rica; Greenwich
farm, and that the
Village Founded in Toltvo
output of automobile
being made.
TOKYO,
Oct. *15. —b n — L o ng
„f Florida, the gover- haired nien and short. haired wom
MO
SHOWN BY YOUNG
JAPANESE M EN
is been ftpcnditlK ^hou-
en are one of the Intest pharos of
Japan’s groping* toward modern
ism.
The police, always on the hunt
f or those with
“d a n g e r o u s
t ho ug h t s, " are
watching
these
young imitation Greenwich V i l la g
ers with more or less suspicion, a l
though the only thing they "hav<*
found on the m” up to the present
is that they seem to be johl f‘SH
and to have a distinct leaning t o
L| udveriising si gns on ward art .
Costumes Of All [lues
L n . bring turned out at
Young men, with lengthy Mack
[ii.t. i he governor raid.
the place
where
I
plants, lit* addad hair obscuring
huvme Urn s t at e much their cullur* should he. gaihed in
roslmtics,
g n m g its char ges ext reme l y nondescript
einplovmt-nt, and there. promenade up and down the Giu-a
Broadway and
loaf
,’a li.iittilo purpose. Tip* - - T o k y o ’s
K(mg nmtb* out pf Flori- around the tiny hole-in-the-wall
Must of them
go
hare|jj(,f,n*i. .-* 1 ublif.hment of cafes.
f o o t wear
was
being headed. The y usually wear a dis
ami a
Isidc for approxi matel y reputable looking blouse
pair of ext reme Oxford hags vJiirh
charges.
•aaipsi.'i* for governor flap gaily in the evening b r c c £ ‘ as
ta -lave the taxpayers they p al te r blithely along t l v
st reet by the side of their bobbed. oiabli-shing
these
hnired “ little friend.”
i jf(tvrni'»r said. I hnve
Hull *Fm And I(ob ’ Em
idtui e. I have otiminatThose young women of Tokyo
lijums upon the tnxpuyare entirely “ now” so f ar as ito
| «:i>
other natives are eora-enied. They
Inn to 'In shoe and t a g wear their raven locks in every
iuf"i‘l. a printing plant i coneeivalde mode, ranging
from
upeiation at ^the boys
‘‘shingle" to the “ boyish hob."
I MsrM'irui, and
another
..... 1 .......
"
Sometimes they wear the garish
timif.u mi of c as ket s is kinmnn of the geisha,
and ihen
nl ;il ! lie I 'hnttnhimehec again they appear in knee-length
'['he .Marianna print- skirts, rolled stockings and s:iii<-y
hit * h.'iii* Iled a large little hats pcrclied over one ear.
' - tjiie printing,
which How tliey live is a mystery, idwould have been given though it is said that
many of
out raid.
•
lllars out tddor when Hie
have Been mnnufac,ts borders. Florida
L y i n g automobile tags
jlnnd, which has boon
I jji at its penitentiary,
(ecu live pointed out, but
[hey are being made at
. |,y Florida’s own conIsaving of thousands of
'IN DECLINES
SPEAKING
!S RECENTLY
(Ynference on the
lation of Everglndes)
All of Attention |
[ale Chief Executive
W A S S E K . Fin.. Oct. 15
lie proposed conference on
Inn of the Everglades to
lby Gnvi rnor Martin early
Imiier f *i
We s t
Palm
caiised the ehief exeeuki-ti down numerous i n v i t a - 1
Int 11-in] various gathering.; I
U ,
j
|verw 1 Ins writen five or- ,
tins declining invi tat ions . '
lludi* the Florida Real F.spniissiim, In lustrinl las urbcifitinii, Liberty county
iciutinn, liainbridge, Gu..
of ('* i.iiiicrrc
and t h e !
kbit's Corporation.
U'. Rose, chai rman of I
estate eo 111111 ission, with |
rters at Orlando, was ml- |
|nt the governor could not j
annua! convention of the I
IA-' urnii ion of Real E s t a t e ■
I at. Daytona Beaeh, Nov. 1- j
F. Clarke, president o f ,
I'm ilk* iasm-anee firm, that
II not go l,» the insurance
Pri'. at that place, Nov, 17I'-rt Kiley, sec r c t ar y of tin*
1 county fair, to lie held ni l
Nov IX, ami he could not
Iral Gulden, upon invitation
IFuinl Gables corporation.
Till'd Palm Ileaclt confef|l he al<*mlei| by all who are
cd in (Iniiuing and reclamthi* gl:*d'*s. Oout of the
|ig the governor hopes t*>
jron.-.; nietive program of refsi which will solve , the
rlc problem for all time. In
Jut that this is not uccomthr chief excculivo
dethnt he woukl pass the
Quitter to the legislature at
||>ri]*s irtoating.
[nda Leads Point
>rers in the West
AGO.
Oct.
15—
""u s of the Big Ten teams
lh.-r opportunity for full"'l leading scorers to ln"u'ir totals,. bu4*‘Ho change
a hit, "B o ” Molenda
'end and shores tho total
tom li downs with Marty
B'jnutl Frietlmitn,
k'0". shine# I M n t n f h i s
r specialty, point goul
hut Frosty Peters of I Ili
ads- tn nil arouml-atanduigtv.
: scorers are:
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[s MOBILIZE FORCES
1 B. _<A>)_
dispatch fri im Conttan
fa nowapap
development In th is . section
Florida.
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DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
N'Hinil, tticrc» arc tnroe
t
ii
f
randidates in New Y o r U - K e r a t o r
, n. l h S C,M' "
l‘ C1o ncc’ f o " r \
•lint't - \V. Wudsvovlh, regular
J »mple. Amhmo mlor llerenger wel l
puhliiiin; F. W. Christman, d r. m - l hon^,
{ ” "'W ^ had mm!e
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r.i'lait I*. Wagner,
wet ",T'
Denutera'..
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I eommissinners, apparently afruul
" " . r e lire three in <>>v - «„f being Mamed here
for over
goo i' retleriek Mciwer
reguki.' |gonernsity, as Swansnn points out,
Reput'li/an; S i n a l ' i
Role'rt
VC , were a*Miring the United State
Stiin' •••!•I. whom Steiwer hi nt in tlmt* they
had
exacted
from
th" ui i m : i ry for rem-mnml u*n, but : j ' rilIu.(. the In 1 copper il was p<wbi. i I i i m i m g m d e i ..... I H ! v . mill :. i b Ie
15«•11 lliiui ' . f i ' m i r r U -I I he iiip ( fu,.-
|nnif. hmirfl,
I tiMivof r a t ,
I'f i p t h : itmI
to get
wit limit
bankrupting
j
tin »»• mi* Mirtv i
tnM. t r a
*t
i
PTr
in W , s c , wi„. Governor J oh n J . ,
1 ' ' ,A l^
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Blavie. regularly
mu,-sated La w»«ld have, been a r.ght for hdme
Foil, tie Republican, whirl, to the 1 ^ " " ' l * ' " " h the \ irgiman thinks
Old Guard, is worse than being , lf
have been pre
conservative Demo, Tat ; .1. N. Tit-| vt' nU'(l f n,m over hearing .t.
In these days of rapid t r an s mi t
lemon-, Ripuhlican. of the t e gu la r ;
type, and T. M. Kearney, Demo- inn iu'd no censorship, it couldn't
I <- kept hot tied up i'll this side of
crat.
I In* water, Imt was promptly cabled
W A S H I N G T O N , O d . II
S e n t 1 France and puMi hed under big
ncwsjinpers
a t o r S w a n s o n j , the lute ( sol >11 to headlines in all tin
Swarso n c a n ’t ee that the Freneli
mlil 1 can he much criticized fot
the noire :•Icnograptier* ui wail as'iuiiiiii: that the eoiumissiunnv
iu : m -: who play al oil vdo . I hey knew
were
laikin*
are not winking.
about.
Not f ,1 r f r o m 1 he ,. m -a 1In-re 1
a litil" mi called " ar t : I ’ colony,
where tin c ultra modern I.ipan
esc buys and girl: lounge a ’ oiiinl
easels, iimkr uumeinns e i g a n t t e s ,
absorb gieal unant'lie* of i ,• and
otherwise " e xpr ess their souls."
Kissing costs I he J a p a n es e Cm
•rnmenl
$125,1101) ,1 year, even
though it iofficially barred ■
immoral and nnsnmlary. The sum
is expended
in cutting
kissing
scenes from motion pictures.
i *"■' -lev i--- brother. Where one is
h n t , the other bends to bind his
■a rids -tad breathe words o f com'••M nm! their brnthorliy ties ore
term wed and strengthened. So it
with Florida and the rest of the
i fil ed St ates.
“ i he hurricane mny he crediti I respunaihlc.
‘ Newspapers which, previous to
•be disaster, were launching tho
ne L scuttling att acks Upon Flor1 i, are now publishing some of
Die li nts, editorials cverw written
n! the state.
They discuss tier
• .mrcys, In-r wonderful pnssibil
e
h< r people ami her future in
,i m,-inner most highly optimistic.
.Ranks, industries^ and
business
men of the nation have taken this)
opportunity in rise and endorse
FI .i-iihi. And their st at eme nt s are
not wholly fop pity's sake.
The
hurricane has served tu mnko them
■i t more dearl y.
"Throughout Florida, whatever
ih;*r was of sectionalism Mas vun, bed. Union mi ni ms . The storm
bus supplied tin- bond to nuClte in. olnerahh* anw the slogan. “ Flor|,l | for all and all for Florida. "
One of the most inspiring extupples of hiToism I have ever witoil, and oni* deserving of of
America’s adnuratioii, has bueti
1 oc a tiled to me in tho picture of
lichen Florida ti nning resolutely
fnnn her graves In her working
tools.
Nun hi re lias there been a
"iH-tter exenipmlificution of Ameri1 in spirit. Almost as if to wreak
vengeance on the havoc wrought
L A K E C I T Y : S t a t e Road Num
ber 2 has been selected by tho Bell
Telephone company for its new toll
line from Atlant a to Miami.
A
large amount of equipment, to he
used in the work, has already a r
rived here.
of
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WRECK C A U SE GIVEN
WA9SHINGTON, Oct. 15.—(/P)—
Excessive speed was the cause of
tho passenger train wreck on tho
Denver ana Rio Grande Western
near Waco, Colorado, Sent. 5, in
which 30 persona wero killed and
64 injured, the safety borenu of tile
Interstate Commerce Commission
reported today.
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BABY VURNI
BOYS AMD C P '
ONE-DAY Si
SANFORD
LAUND
819W. 3rd 81
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New Fordson Tractor and Levekr * t ttertfted,
WHOLESALE TIRE AND BATTERY SUPPLf
West First Street
>,4
Sanford
YOU-DRIVE
L A K E C I T Y : Columbia county
is to enter the nhtional egg-laying
contest, to he held a t Chi ploy next
month.
The hoard of governors
of the Lake City-Colmnbin Con 4
ty has sanctioned the request of
County Agent Fulford for listing
three pens of poultry in the con
test.
our auto renting system Is Wj
factory to our patrons, as
have the selection of the cSl
desire, and can drive the c
they have a multitude of
choose from, and all are
teed perfect, mechanically
otherwise, and the rental'
by the trip or by the hour 0#’;
nra reasonably low.'
LAKE
C IT Y :
"Communi ty
movies” for putting various worthy
causes before the public is the l at
est thing for Columbia county. The
lorn! Chamber of Commerce has
purchased a moving picture mu-
Reel & Sons v
Myrtle Ave. and 2nd
Sanford Grove
w arn » pfo?» C b rrro W « abtUrr tv
tn kU k ln Ji a t w n lticr. Thl* U
oni
on of th«
<h« 1fo»nv
tsioy
whkh Ch<rrol«t i
icctcti at iKe Utaail Motori ProvLna “l---TT
p*rfotnx
o m cttMtnu
J o r E c p t i o m i c a l T r a n s p o r t a t i on
Pronounced
T7,
CHEVROLET
I N
DlWed beyond
all doubt/
S'
a n d N e w b o u le
y a rd s r e a c h in g t h e :i
so u th e a st s
O ut on the curves anti straightaways of the General
M otors Proving Grounds— over rough, rutted roach,
through blistering heat and bitter cold,through rain
and slush and mud and snow, Chevrolet per.1onn*
ance is proved before it is enjoyed by owners!
H ere testers drive, night and day, until the speedom
eters register 2 0 ^ 3 0 -4 0 ,0 0 0 miles and more! Here
during the long, steady grind— every mile of w hi:h
is driven under observation—materials and designs
are constantly analyzed and cKecked; performance,
w ear and repairs are tabuLu. t '.!
, | _
14.4
an
v a lu e to a s u b s ta n
tia l
cr
Roadtt
Coach or $
Coupe ••
!
Here the collective genius and. experience of Chevrolet and General M otors engineers is utilized to
assure buyers an investment of utmost soundness
and satisfaction when they purchase a Chevrolet!
FburDocr $
Sedan ••
Landau $
See us now! Arrange to drive the smoothest Chev
rolet in Chevrolet history.
* r ■
,
Small daunt payment and convenient term*.
A sh about our 6% Purchase Certificate P lan
All price) f. o. b. nine Mtcb.
'tSBBSfi
Wisconsin, 24; PoL.rt.iH i
M : I’r-liiaw, MinneSotl.’TKl;
luwa, 18; Ehy, Ohio, 18;
if i Joe Stipg. Min, ’ rriedman, Micnigati,
»d>y, Purdue, 1 2 ; . Mutton,
M; Puckelawartz, Mich: GreemvaM, Michigan, 12;
Mii’h'gan, 12; Apltz,
J*-: Khaw, Wisconsin, 12J
Illinois, 12.
county ’.for city
about!, and ao forth, and
or State, SaygfRose to showboypictures
of agricultural
ORLANDO, Fla., Oct., 16—
—
by the hurricane, Florida has set
The recent hurricane that' tore a l about to rebuild better than over
W A S H IN G TO N , Oct. IB. UP)
return frorti Europe w t
path of destruction across the. lot*- before."
count of the old work
i r ,-iist coast of Florida ha< served
graiitude for the war
I" make many friends for this
state terms
where offered
as n few
dayscVOnpr**
- . . j ...... *■><., •niti muc ui me- must metit
by this
is split.
try.
viuusly the papers and and many
Four .such contests exi st at pres
Unlike Senators Harrison and individuals throughout the epuntry
ent in the senatorial field and tlie Caraway, who came back as mud w.T e denouncing F lo rid a dal?y,f acdivisions are all in the Republican ns hornets, the Virginia senator is curding to Walter L. Rose, chalrranks.
hqrt rather than angry. •
‘
man of the state realty commisThree of them are worrying the
Hb makes some allowances for
with offices in this city.
The Associated Press
regular party lenders a good deal, tHc
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1___,T ___particularly
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European/;,
the
Mr. r ,,*,. ,jceinrcs th *t “Florida
LAKE CITY: Frank Brimmer,
f or this looks like a close year and |French, on the ground t hat , with * j s Ainerien” today and throughout Chicago author, associate editor of
they c a n t afford to hnve quarrel* j tlje exception of n few financiers, the nation “ brother is brother" and a nationally-known sporting maga
mg among themselves.
they don’t understand what they' re the country at large bends to give zine, hus announced his intention
The fourth instance they don t getting.
comfort to those wh<v have been of mnking Flaridn his legal resi
consider so had.
It even gives |
----- ;
wounded,
dence, and hus erected a typical
them cause for a little hope.
I S W A N S O N also lets this cut out j “ Aim'ricn’s attitude toward Flor- sportsman’s home at Lake Long
---------tof the ling:
'
idn has chmigerl overnight,” the Lodge.
Mr. Brimmer has been
First,
the
Illinois
senatorial
Europeans are wrought up, for miirfllasioncr asserted. "W hatever elected nn honorary member of the
fight
is
t r i an g ul ar— F ran k
i, ione reason, because the American ihere was of hostility hus turned Lake City Rotary Club.
Smith, regular Republican n o m 1 de*R commissioners were t r yi ng to tn sympathy. Florida is America
•nee; IFtigli S. Mngill, tlrv imle . tell
. „this country one tiling, whih
pendent Republican, mid George K the European debt negotiators were
Brenmui, very w i l iletniierat,
( tryi ng to tell
their
respective
v ..........
countries something else.
ual
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F i r s t N ation al Bank !
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1AitowTte
( CnprilRiii
I WAMT 7 5
He had a few quarts of "good liquor” and w h erever hi
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VICE
- PRESIDENT
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saw a man whn seemed to he almost down and out he poured ! thinks the direct primary should
iMiior1 him a s t i f f drink, and went on feeling that h was indeed a j be nlmiu.lmd.
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In its paid' wisilil eonie Die util
itfMR. N n M ii.1 m i i .t ^ond Sam aritan .
venti.m. and enndidutc* .*,*lectfAnndnrd Makes nt
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I The Good Fellow i* one of those hrillintil trout urea- who ( ,j hy political houses.
'..vjilfllSnaf|^Tio!« HATKH
(»UAllAN'fEEl) ]
(hi
the
wlu.lc
the
direct
primary
Un his rounds he came
> . S u ^ » T 6 o: a i l Month*—I ’ Ml ! ‘‘can drink it or leave il alone. ’
Yc
In. City hy rurilar, 1> t across a young man who surely looked as it he needed a is Itie (letter p/im .Sometimes yuil
°‘
cill Hint Imy tile voters. Vmi call I
IVaeHy Edition lino,
Bargains in Ul
bracer, so I ho Good Fellow filled lie* thermos ho* tie ta p n ear a Iwin s Imy the bosses, and they
? /
A
ly full and urged Hie young man 'to drink it at once.
I he are eheapei llum direct primary
t
N O T IC H i
A ll o b itu a ry
_ card* of tlinnha, riPDluilnna young man looked at th - drink with eager eyes lint answered, buying
U'hal does |lie public gain hy en
notice* of ontcrtnlnm*nt» aliene nfC tnnd« will bo ehnrgnl “ I m ustn’ t touch it, Cap. 1 have been on the wagon now abling a rich man to Imy his seat
Columbia
Mr Mvei-iMnu rate*.
three y e a r s, and 1 dart* not tmieh it. I’d go tin* pace again, ill the senate more cheaply .’
Phonographs
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and thiil would hr* the end.”
AmorlATKI) PHKM I
ANDREW I T KUSKTIl.
Iieiul <
Records
But the Good Fellow, hearty, jovial, kind, hooted at the
Delated PreM la nxclunnl
tin
Seiimin's
l.'aimi,
a
fine
<dd I
tiled to the nHe for ro boy. “ Drink it down, muu. It will set you up so you can go
od of alt news
sailer, ‘ ,iv* imimis ''face destruc- !
uua nnnrr a n d 'a ^ ^ t 'C >at that w reckage again with the strength of two men.
this
lion" a, tli" bands uf the eiuirt
Rines Filling S t
e publlebiwl tiorotn. f "
The Good Fellow is a great persuath r. lie over-rides ob an I MiggcM*', 'ii Mity In* necessary
fepubtlraltnn of upscml
1113
Hanford Ave.
l’k*i,|
fur us in tell i units tli.it enjoin ns,
herein are nine reserved. jections to his fruit! generosity with much zest.
5MUX.1
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A man ur
ref n <• t >tin ivi t yum quest 'mis,
a y , o<rr. tr., t'tsfi.
must he rude and cru sty to put an end to his insistence. we re; j ■>* t■* rn ugie/.e you," elc.
Th e ?a ? e r a a l l
J when h>* would serve a "good drink.” In a l"w minutes tin*
'lOCAY w
IftSfiAf.n phArrmiM 1 j hoy had the whiskey in his stomach, and shortly in his head.
MI!. M f! (’SETH is cm*" t mill
GET THE UESTl
•
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I Me became gloriously drunk.
He visited some of bis old hone-1 nt:il Inline unions eon ■lling
Flower
Urns, C’oni-rete
#
r
lull IF flit ftnnfiirtf** front
to pay decor
. ages
haunts and had some more drinks, lb slept that night in a
of all kittdn, Hoofing Tull
lift' C. iU ’ i t times, been po .erilll
Wlttr rnttlf* to Jnrkvon- , dive in a drunken stupor. His spree lasted for several days, ill iin M:i mg general prosperity,
incut Coloring, Ktc. frrjl
f
then
be
took
I
In*
broken
rem
nants
of
bis
car
and
'drove
aw
ay
,
•e
unions
really
will
lint
■ ■ IFlflUtB nf HU J tihnK-lnSANFORD CEMej
IbR lilt^rr rnnnl.
11 it lion' on t he da v t In* v
leaving a young wife and a three w eeks’ old Imhy tor whom “ fliee
PRODUCTS ( ({
(ttNldll of white WAf,
■‘s h o m e . de* ’iif-■ ! •*\- r f 1T*-’ the court . That
-f,
IflMftlnff pool, (ARIllll eovtrl ■*, lie had found nToiq* during the storm in a ueigbl
fith and Maple
1‘linnrd
in.p; >* •I mii. f. i’ly through the
1’c r i m p s bait*.' i ■ i lit ir; 1he b11,■11V*inio **f
•f*Perhaps the young man will go on to the dog*
Wwrntlna of Knlltllnji prrtMl .■•r1 **r em pi*r.il ion.
111(ir \ of any Id*
in ill—hltHACR. llolcU, Mfill rI - be will again go straight but alw ays with tin*
mwni hmtNM.
these hideous rlav.s to haunt bint. Ill* wile married him
III Mil >1
I ! \\D
in ■Imiaig
Cttf t ’A inm U ilnu nf f h e tttfin .w hen le v\,’ s -leaigbt and clean, alw ays r**lN inc to believe v u i 1 1i*i r hisnr.v. i- II* pull
F. A WALT
W.
of h it ti I r v A r ■) bis sinr'e* of Ins life when le* "drank with the boys,” bis ie in, lei! , , i
f 0MHtl I
Wmiriie,
PAINTING AND|
n, w Y I I lev i*N I he 11 'tin i
ifrtlan «f i’lt} Itciiiitirirn* wife is i rushed. Sim it on some wreckage in their yard cl.'On 1*1* lei if wel and half dry
i pros™ mi.
DECORATING
for hours in a sort o! daze. Then the neighbors take imr
I'll t lie llep'lM I, , in side
I«bin of ■ i'IhmiI N^dfcoi
||„ firit?fulon for frtereiiitril into their homes.
The li l ,f le* count i v is part - j
Phone 568-W
Jfh
Ami that jolly "Grind Follow" is rated as one of bis town's Iv wet pi r* Iv Iry, more dry tluui l
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2(»08 Sanford Avt|
HU J.VERSK FOR TODAY
very best. 1*1 very body liki s him. Mverybody knows that he wel.
.-A
In N. w V' ■I k’s Ifelnoerat ic i lull,
.HEART OF COD “ The will give a helping hand to anybody who a ks it. 11 is fam ily including all good Tammany men.
flitl 'Upto Him, I have heard adores him. lie is a prince of entertainers, lb* serves tin* 11 I 111! • g.lH *u stdl for matinfip
pwyar and thy supplication: "best.” o f good liquor, and alw ays tuts plenty on band. Ob. tin ii /: v. I i i, v i - dlscnvei ei) in 1h ■
■ I lt«Vo hallowed this house,1
cellar, ni< ' appropriati I>
.John Wanna maker on Advertising
,tnOU hn»t built, to pot rny 1i he is a fate <hap all right. He ean drink il or leave it alone,
Indig.i.itani e ai'ou ed In the
\ KUO
II NEWS
„ there forever; ami mine eyes
o
te ■■! Ifie .till. a i hirt y galteil
nilne heart shall lie there per- I
\\ i i u i j js .%u*: t i i i i : i m i u \TTi*:m hi v via
‘-oil
I lii * Ini* Inis 11to u-; eu! of
•*u i :t i ii* \t w h o i .kh \i . k r m n :N M
.lulu \V mainnker tbruugii In sine themselves and be useful In
Aliy. 1 Kings
I Mvorco Not a Crime
im if-!o r
Thirl v gallons i rutu'
l'nf lliidi'n mul Tlrr h«*rfli*(*, in* r^t'lmrMr mill ra*|uilr all nul
the public and useful to the met
in*.f
the
must
ennsistent
life
w.i
fri-lrs.
l
i
t
4
mir
iifit ncn lti»1(i*r> fir n WIIJ-AItlf (mil niiirhl
llJoU
P & A Y E R —May Thy heart, (t|
I rrt' tirt' ,
in
this chant whn advertises in them," he
lie W-t (' ■v aiiv ert isers
hi ii I' i i o m ; is ------------ •-------------- m s ----------------------------never be grieved hy ou r' "Too tmnli naggin g." said the seventy fiv* y a r old New
double
Vi *l 11 Vv i- t>.,i i >.;(,| t hi' t'cf.in* <'Hinti
With him, jelvertismi; -aid. "they will h a v e ‘ to
M ' - S ten It I' aiuuii lc , .igcil 1; 7. was **i- •■f tin* must integral parts lh<*ir advertising rates.
I J e r s e y man who hail just killul his wife with a i li.uf. "F ortv
Thus they
•■11111i •lb 'I i'll Inn' bii.-luiii'l, I I........ nf tie
will be able to reduce faithful
two
ye
ars
vvi*
had
been
married
and
I
jit
t
got
fired
o
f
it.
cleat
i im-l ennt lie
h"l|S"
CHERRY STONES
end 1 . Jifuvt' her pnin't. vv It it It i" limit.
It was riiinnum adrertising to its proper propm
She nagged me if I didn't hang tip my i lollies
Sim nagged il.uc,
mm peil (I *\v11 tin
tin mli w,u! r , knuivlc i:v Hull while lie
WFrom Hnrper’s Mngn/.ine)
might lion-, mid cut out the waste and
me for dropping ashes on the floor and fur taking too much hu ft, - Inutt mg “ Here I gu."
ifcfef^T.llor,
take u vacatmn frutn every oilier fnl-e advertising iilltogetller."
su g a r in my coffee. Sh e nagged me for w earin g dirty shoes
lie le •11««.*<I. a ft i-r her 11f il,n nil . bu.sin, , activity. In* never took
Sailor,
I'outiliuillg his address, Mr. t'il
Man, Poor Man,
and tracking up the floor and carpet**. Site didn’t like il my way itmvit, ton." a inI lumped,
. ti n from his nil* erl i-ing ley said: " I f it could he carried
landing,, w r y mm h lik** a man. '-n |dejmri iiu-id fm* an extended period, into effect, what would happen?
when I wore my old clothes, but they went mine and why his
wil es iiuciiiisi Inns body. They He might he resting in Florid i N’ewspnpurcs would come In a uetv
shouldn't
I
wear
'e
m
?
"
Tin* both in the hospital, may r e but lie always found time to keep dignity and a new
uselulness.
it about n Cowboy,
n. Jailor,
For forty-two y e a r s these incompatible people had fought aver, and live to lie reeoneiled.
in touch with (lint part of hi Tli re would be room in the news
9 Masonic Btdg.
Phone 75
river,
great iignm/.nt ion.
Wtuuinuiker papers for news of the world and
each other. F o rty-tw o ye ars o f veritable Hell on earth
HERMAN ■t-1i-iil i- ba
lie Chief?
photo- w„.4 not only u great advertiser better and higher employment for
while
they
wort*
raining
a
family
and theiri children
w e,re ' graphed tile
SAVE by Riving us your sidewalk, driveway and fa
thi* inside ol ahuman j tmt
the men who cover the news, write
•bout a Poatmun—or u
.. .,
i
student of advertising;
raising a fam ily until tin* ol Iollts Wen* g r e a t g r a i l d - p a r e n t s . j Stomuch, Using blue light. II some I [t WH>i
that reason that mu' it i' d edit it.
Keeper at the Zoo ?
All work guaranteed.
■ bout the ClrciiK Man who Then, nearing Hit* end o f the long tedious journey, be could! Uiell, PP pi" rent, cmilil h;r, e -aril of his Inst messages oil tile sub
"Those of ns who have been tion work.
n p l m l m o ipli n i k e i i , n f t e r *1 mn>*r
lllllgio.'.lli"aHetft the people through?
ject g u r u lu (lorilon It. Cilley. bli.ltig space 10 the
stand it no longer anil struck bee wilb a chair.
U winild I .11ify them.
certain ]
p e man who takes tin* pen I
it 1vc-cl i mg nmmiger of his Phliu- ktiow that the muc.u/m*
Who is there to say that the old man w as not amply pro
titles for the nuindnluuits
delplu.i store, * Imrll*. before his l\ i iiargc t w e e I.*" much lot th i* |
I I t K M \I 111 X E run li.il.it '* il,*uttl, dcseises the c n u n consid
* . k end swings?
one**, but l believe that the new [
voked to his c r im e ’,' What dweller in a ejas house is there
\t Kliznbet Ii, Ni v. I 1 * rnt'ii:* of iiew-pnpct publisbel s I upers iban**- too little t*» main
j-tle man who play the organ, j who is sure he would have done m herwio* ? Fort v-t wo*ye;;rs p* * uilirc
*"., * * 1ri *i;n , iv it h ii i i ,m .J min l. 1
a ■ V find the other mao ulu*
tnin tlieposrU es in their
jiropei
llou man' o f o u uild :*ni*i *■ ■i I,.**Ivina Nil, ■i‘\ l ii Inin .uol depart inl'iit .tore owner-. In
^ sings ?
i ol naggin g requires a lot of paln-tici
lolling uf tins conversation ic-iir sphere. ’
Hit- will awi tl n1 f s IimIgun-, ned til,* close of th*- life of the gionl
, a Conjurer with rah lia\ e stood il t ha! loop “
Helm tuber this was not the a*i
, TbRa in his pockets?
l*>! Id • *1irmi a mm him* gun IlMlIlill mi reliant, Mr ( illei speaking b * veitismg manager of a newspaper
And yel wliat is a woman to do if her husband r e s p . i t , ed
on tb* ir mittiir, stopp**d ;i Unit
t about a Rocket Mini who’. . 1
talking, bid instead tin* adver t i s
L u m b e r i s j u s t a s relit
her w ishes no more Ilian to dump his pipe ashes on her nice ed Mule ^ inn tl Ir lick, \vmimli’d ,i foil- the Poor Kii linnl club of I’lul ing malinger of the largest ictail
y j i always mu king rockets?
udclphiiu said:
I
h e d e a l e r w h n sel ls ill
re’sa *uch
such a lot of things t* j carpets. It the children Hack in mud, they get a good sp a n k - II* Iprl , siImt tii*\v ii a inntMicya-le p..tt ero'
stmt* buyer of newspaper while
“ lie descrilnil news(iapcr advei
liieimui
ii
?
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a d o and auch « lot to be
aped
with
tin*
q
u a l i t y , s e r v i c e and
; dig, but when the man of the house does it, w Mat ran she do?
tiung and sab! it was in a bad •pace in the World.
itHhert’a always lots of .her ■ She complains, naturally, anil In* calls it nagging. What site \y. nte 1 lead
Every
student of advertising
wav
The people, he said, 'we e
t h a t wi l l a l l o w y ou It]
Our uMine 1- 1•im'i>ii Hr1 liiglily beritining to resent the extiuordlll knows that the pri sent Seale of I
■T’ rles (HI my little cheri v Iree!
— S e e us.
should have done was In have In-ah n him o u t the head with d'U;ii»i. «t1
ijfvfA
A. A. Milne.
sT.a n .................... advertising that ap newspaper advertising rates t- ,
a chair.
HA*. ■ -—------ a
pears in the daily papers. They economically unsound and that it j
lli\ l\ ti MNIII* :h. Viiir pi life- resented the extravagunce of the must go up materially. I he for- *
i t this country needs is more
Since she is not plivsicnih able in do this p ro p e rly , her
S|ll tu .*(*1 (tint this will
of the world cannot forever
'and leas cotton.
only recourse is I lie divorce court.
When husbands and 1m‘ a ini iMil t*t MCtM«i*imi inns by the copy and the voluminous unhandy ests
The
bundle that the average newspaper stand the present waste.
A ----- °-----wives find themselves so palpably unsuited as to endanger flu I nf the century.
hail hecome. They were tired id threatened Canadian embargo on j
k ennaorvavtive is a radical «it
Hint preilietimi if. no exuggevn
( I N C O I U ’OII ATKU)
the lives of either they should settle I heir differen ces a m i
big flaming type headlines that ]ill Jp wood is one of the certain . 8 ^
“ OB top of the world.
I inti. Men, one day, vvill live hah
1
(raws
that
show
which
way
the
I
Corner
Maple and 6th T
meant
nothing.
cably in court even as ( onnie Talinadge and I’e g g y Hopkins ilii.ilK t*. be t 111 years. Hut with
wind is blowing.
E. Compton, Met.
“
If
the
newspaperare
going
to
Jo
yce
would
tin.
It
’s
more
respectable,
are only eleven tlnnisarid
a life aviTuge of HP years only,
I'liune 707
Jilrea In the United s t a t e ,
jit will he necessary to revise vnr()
C R 1M K
thirty million Democrats.
TO
STO V
l lolls tilings, including the age at
I whii li men mm ry.
LAKELAND I.EIHiEI!
rhanM
I'opillalioil would soon beconc.*
TIIIKST FADKS FAST
Kb Chicago inaugurated d
unwieldy if n race nf octogenarians
ttff fatU*»to get the children off
The Natlimia! Surety ( otiipany, that he was not r orrv he ever hel-AI.M lil At II POST
married at. twenty or twenty fiv,* h;c* forwarded I rotn its New York i aim* a criminal.
a;reet
st before the gangsters
Even if <rinii-
Phonography
T
Cal! R ay Brothej
Sanford
Cement Contracting
GOOD LUMBE!
Security Lumber
; yours of age ainl went on having |
nals are m*u r arrested for their
111 ill 1* - till* pc I - ill 111 llu* he-t •no ! of tin1 ........
"Id was bought i llibllen foi half a century N’a tui c 111l i n e the following information
t
rimes
they feel
‘hounded’ and
po-ll 1**11 I O idisel VI- I In* cump.-ii a
"(hi
Monday
two
habitual
m
i
n
by Europeans, wIi bad bo.irdi-d tin* I however, would find a way lo lake
Erneit Amos has been asked t*.
eternally damned. They never e n
ii'als
were
seriteiued
to
prison
for
care
of
that.
Nile
always
does.
live
ill
inking
habit
,
of
v
ai
mils
11
it
11n Iiip at Ah*\ nullan. This is ip I
I t * t h e Polk
county sheriff's
life under the new Unuincs Laws: joy their ill gotten money ind
plU. While iiis own books aii tiolinliticH is 1tie nnilciidci on ,i direi i cold radii t ion to statements!
sleep, day and
"A few days ago a Itronklyn | never peacefully
WHEN' <*t >It \ ELI US Vanderbilt
^ e t In order.
IraiiB-Atlantie liner. With l.<>mt<<*> of anti pi'ohibitioiii-ts who have at |built Ins big house nt Fifty-Fir,-i judge sentenced one highwayman j night expecting arrest and liupriso
-siand I’aris on the one side mid New liil'tit'd th** heavy lotirisi rush io| street and Fifth Avenue, New lo life imprisonment and another * unment.
, H hadn't been for tin* (ict»ln*r W k on tli** other, the pasengei
" Rec en t l y
the association of
it
seemed
ext ravagant . I** "5 years imprisonment.
ll. u rope in the la-1 two veins to a I York,
-•ditorlalti, we’d have forgiitleii
s t at e and federal district, a t t o r
of
When
he
lore
down
the
front
along
"till
the
same
day
memhers
ami
have
iColumbus’ little tow boat, traffic mi (heir unite i- stniiead g n a t ii.iimnal tlm-l
Fifth Aveinu* mid rebuilt it. In* the so-called Ohersl gang received neys. emit inning its conference on
‘ tho Nina, I'inta and Santa *ms, no I <ooiposi'ii of nil national.
"nnlil In prove it i*v the greater, el** till a high wooden fence t " -i ntences from a New York judge means of 'tightening' and ‘speed
tiert and all classes, creeds and lem amount ■*I' In,nor ■old on t lie en -l hole what seemed a still worse ii: follows:
mi, «,
ext i avugainc.
" F o u r gangst ers
17 I 'J years legislation which will bar habitual
,’
,
* in*rmuetit , II* iv tiicie i no pin bound I i ip. I l i i again I he hat
W»*,-New York Inbinu* aver* , ,
criminals from obtaining f irst o f
lie may have spent two or three iienrlsonment em h.
I
•
t
nl
cf
s
n
nnt
*ail
t
ii
it
I
la*
lu'av
i.-r
I
k e u like old straw huts ! I" h"
million dollars on I liesc " e xt ra va
"One gang.-lei L’-* years impris fense penalty only.
de into breakfast
f ■* >■{
I In* i* Inti 1emlei s •nv that ulnii- "II- UIHpt ion 0 * 1 till- **a-t h o u n d ( r i p gances." l l i s widow sold the hone" O u r chief assistant district at
onment,
**o, we preff-r it r*, the old 11 dunking American will .ait-di ml. i not illin t*i Americans, hm to yesterday for $7,10011,0110.
It is
"Oil August "i! another
New lorney has announcer his intention
leather handed out lor ■leal., ! n,vn of other mil tonalities, as
l-.iiropc.ins who linve been m Aliier haril to lu* extravagant if you buy
Y'ork judge sentenced the so- to forcefully proceed tinder llu*
o
, nation Atnnriciins are vei v leiupei a a l**i a lew week , and. having real estate in a good st reet in a (New
ailed ‘Shotgun Pundit' to III years Bailiues law which provides for the
nl**,
and
that
.lin
e
i *i ohilnt mu the ,- nus-cd l lie drinks they are airusIMn Marie imd to lure u -pc
Quc
good American city, any where be- it* Si ng Si ng!
reseiitem mg of hiihiltinl criminals
Ml ta
c r to carry her I'liri- pur are even more temperate tluui be toineit to, make up for lost time. |tween Sun Diego, Cal., and I'ort
to life imprisonment.
"
L
a
s
t
month
a
young
Voliher
Ion*. As an example, they point
I In* opinion of the Imrlenders |land, Me, or between Seatt l e an.I
to Cherbourg. Wiut uni ill
war, sentenced from 'Jtl to .’It) years
“ Dor police department has made
10
a
seven
Week
erilie
through
tin
I
ha
t
\
nier
ira
ns
ale
e
x*
ept
ion
ally
or King Ferdltiund gels the hi Il
1 Miami, The buyers of the house f u shooting at a policeman."
arrests in onmicctiini with the Hod
l’ll put nil extra two mill tax Mediterrnaeau, hv the -l**am loo t i ni p er i le is rcituiiilv reassuring, |Horowitz and Carpenter, will niuk**
\sscrtiiig that "such sentences nek murder and the
prosecutor
M met min, on who Ii tCi.ttlill |*l o l . w.lli |n 'thibd inti ui I'oi re ai i more than the Vanderbilts if the,
tho Rumanians,
* 'mind fail to have a wholesome is gathering information which
h'liior was sold t lian >ni a single i home, they have been plctmed as
—— - *>
effect on potential highwaymen, 1’ may f o u l t in sentences to fit this
round Irlp of I J itnv* acmss tin* rushing madly lo any place where i hold on.
F
; Ballad <>r (Io-Lctlerh
the sumo authority observes:
crime.
Atlantic at Chrislmas lime; iib.**. I liev could get a drink.
DIE. M I I . L I KK N
says science
it#.to bu a kicker, I nlwuvs long
"Our records disclose that in our
“ Under ilus new policy nf severe
|imd feeble human imagination can thirty-seven years of experience punishment it emiot possibly pay
i(
|
form
no
conception
of
the
universe,
i
we have yet to know of n single anyone to lead the life of u rrini
I Wheel that does the squeak
|That is easy to believe. A tadpole j criminal who was willing to say inal in this district or s t at e. ”
; U the uric that
get:
the
GAIN ESVILLE SUN
in his pond in Missouri might, if!
IM
—
carefully taught, form some cmi-l
H
Hntlfuid Herald.*
j , i thin moriiimr’s edition of llii
seemed to be a man living to liint- caption of Lake Michigan. Rut it
A
TO K EN
O F
FR IE N D SH IP
* self, for none knew ami nolle press couldn't possibly imagine the At ,
IiKAKHOKN IN IIKI'KM *K\T
lU’em. kid—you're pe«i*er„|
ls « ................. . tl" ’
“ kt tou hard tn please.
Dr, .fumes Madison Chuptnnn. ol ed tin* i-sue to find out who his Iii 111 ic ocean, much less the ocean
\iiiiir.enicnt at the news that j speeificullv mentions ‘vessels for
dpjf that'll alwuya scrateh- |the University of Florid::.
I'er I family were and what had bean of space outside the earth.
tun rienn warships were fired on a the convey mice of passengers am!
the ope Dial lintt the Hear. Inqih some fevx of those who n e his early ruiincrticps. That tip re
Yan g t s e lawful merchandise.’
W HE N P R O F E S S O R MicKelson thousand miles up the
Can this be
—-Miami Tribune.
J ncwcomeis in the city and at the must have heen some tragedy in of Chicago University,
a great Hirer dn China is exeeeded only construed to mean vessels of w n r 7
Bn
America lias occupied a unique
to be a kicke)-'‘ nimus noth university will pass (Ins hy with.| his early life which burdened Ids scientist, was a?ked, "Do you think l*y wonder at wlmi they were doMost
in a *how;
out the knowledge that one of the lieart and sealed his lips was llu* I might by careful Study gel some i*t} there. Hankow on the Y’ nngtse position a.-, regards Chinn.
idea of modern ma t h e m a t i c s? " Ii * imiiId correspond roughly to M in of the treaties between China nnd
;er in the ehorus is the one best lovod and mosl famous fig-j opinion of Mime.
l l o w e w r . Ins replied with chiiriicteristie mod to ifiolis on the Mississippi. What
the g n a t powers of Eurpe in r e
gcti, the dough.
lire* mi the campus has paused nil friends were numerous and few of i i s t y , “ You might, but I can't
bungs American iiieu-u’-war so f ar cent year.- have been farciul; thet
— Youngstown Telegram.
to his rewind.
I ilcrstuml it.
inland in a natjnn with which we form part o ' the stioils wrested
those who -might tin plcnsiu e
If
I AH we know is that it is a very ■h i * a # peace?
Hy what right arc from C nUiay while that
great
of soft-soap spreading is
No more will student* delight in less thun i harming.
hig
universe
that
we
are
very
they
t
h
e
r
e?
country lies prone and defenseless
that pulls mid stales,
his rendition of the "Mon Unw,|
Now Dial Florida will see no small microbe on a little grain of
From official quarters comes nil Hut in the midst of the spoliation
fuy who wields the ham- Moo," by which eyery student who'
Ncvi rtlilrless, we have a explnnation that somehow fails to America has stood out as a beacon
th* one who drives tip has keen at the university in the ntoii* that ph usimt faro mid hear sand.
light to he proud, if only hecaiis.* ex plain. ‘Chinese treaties with J a to the i liiucsc. They have regardpu*t lo yours or m > knows and no more thus,- beloved orations, we cun aetualy think about it,
pan and Great lirilnin,’ the S i n t " ed this nation as their constant
‘A? r-CIevelutid Plum Denier. i enn inherit the stately gcidh'inun. ’ *he imivorsiij and the people of and
try to understand il.
Department
declares, ‘open the friend.
I hey have ft It sure that
(Illiliesv
die
w
ill
Hul uhoiiL the
person of Dr.
In cnly
its 1
Yangtze ami other river art eri es we would not share in the g r a n
byi
, Uhiipinuu, notwithstanding his pru-1 Iosh. Dr. <'liapinmi was to luivi i TUB FIGHT l» ■Iwoeii ehurcli
* I * ntiipierce to the vessels of thosa ting diplomacy of Europe.
The
| fessiou o f teui'liiug oratory, mid' repioteii here
in the next few
|and government in Mexico pm nations, and under the most f avor B o xe r -scholarships created a tre
: Ids ability to speak fluent ly and ] day*,
! , cuds With, much hittemes.s. The ed nation clause in the original m 0nuous sviitinjtMit in our fuvor
way
interestingly lit utiy nnd nil t l mei , | We join with all the others who Catholic nrchbishii|i Pietro Vera. **!
Amorlcan-Chinese
t r eat y
these atrengtliemsl through the years l»y
to *
there wub d*%ivstery
Into which tha knew.................
■ r%l,
Dr. Chapman nnd admired Pueblo, ten priests and twenty tiver routes automatically become
similar acts which hnve deinonstrn
studeqta, f acult y and (owiiHimoplo [ his maguntlc
K^
. f'l*
.
personality in ln- five Gathoiio
imrishijnern.. Ipivc equally, open to American ships,’ tod our 1
*'
'
■ in China’s
—
interest
welcould fiflt —*—
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of good management and of getting a good start* j
The young couple with a aizeable bunk account
is off to a good start.
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MRS. FR E D S.
p a i g e r
,
RESID EN CE
SOCIETY ED ITO R
kJteJit (
y fo .
TELEPH O N E:- .2M
f/d '
A t the Churches
[o cw /
Pledged to Pi Beta Phi Sorority
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
endar
Church School Sunday morning
0-45 o'clock. Edwin Randall, goneral superintendent. Class f or all
Saturday
I Story Hour a t tho
s p :.... mM
. m J I-eaguo ot
Enti rtaining in her usual c h a r m
ing awl gracious manner, Mrs. R.
E. T'jl.ir was hostess Friday a f t e r nimi! at a linen shower honoring
Mis l.iIRnn Rhinhoiser, a popular
bride elect of next week.
’1 11.' l ively Tolar home was COnve' led into a veritable floral bow
er with rjmintilies of' potted plants,,
baskets of (ridden rod, and pedes
tal I a.-kets filled with cut flowers,
e a r r i n g out
the nrtistic color
rdn i> nf creon and cold.
’I Iu* Mi sses Marion 11nnd and
Morning w M i i * 11 o ’clock. Rub
{ject: " T h e \ B ui pj r t t Rush E x p e r i
ence. "
.A
Eveni ng ' s e r v i t y iyeith rongregntion, singing of t h e old familinr
hymns, and with n ’h e a r t to heart
tal k on "Hidden T r e a s u r e . ’’
Time
p: 30 o’clock.
V y i a t 10 c/cldolll tl
tho
llloly' C m * * ‘will meet
E. Watson in R o s o
loVlnckJ 1 •
fK{
donorhai((V,P ^ etlc*1crs
CHRISTIAN jDIItCH
it Schoofa, f rom 8 to
High school.
the Wo ma n’s 1 Club,
-Riblo School P:45 o’clock. Com
joint P an mt - T e o ch - munion nnd services 11 o’clock.
DttH of t l i e d t y . * '
I nst rumental trio, Mrs. C. J[
d u b will hold regu- Cook, Miss Cook and doe Reeves
Christian Endeavor, 0: 3 0 o’clock.
dm! shower l o r chilEveni ng service 7: 30 o ’clock.
»t 3:30 o’clock a t the
W o m a n ’s Council meeting Mon
[William Mooro S c o t t
day 3 o ’clock.
Bible School Workers Con f er
officers of tho Mis
ty of tho F i r s t Mcth- ence, Thursday 7: 30 o ’clock.
(,-ill meet at 3 : 8 0 o’thurch.
Eln.a Tolar met the guests upon
■ arrival and introduced them to the
rei\ei«-ii»K line, Mrs. R. E. Tolar,
Mi
I illiui) Shiiiholser and Mrs.
K I Shinbidset
Mi
Tol ar
was
beautifully
K'nvt'etl in a smart fall frock of
ro i wood georgette with trimmmc of heavy Venice Lace.
M"-t becoming, to her brunette
hca’ii \ was the creation worn by
M w Siiinhholser, it being of oreliul I igured georgette with trimin; cr of eerisi velvet, worn over
a i
sip in slip.
Mi
Shmlmlser was attired in a
frvi t, ■f tan and blue tigured flat
c i ' Ia
\
" What
a Bride’s
■ntest.
F IR ST PRESBYTERIA N
(’HUIK’II
the Auxiliary F irst
Idnireli will meet as
Sunday school 0: 1 5 o’clock.
Morning warmup 1 1 o ’clock.
Ward,
ch ai rman )
Christian Endeavor, 0: 30 o’clock.
iry Holy, 1113 Myrtle
EveninK Worsnip, 7: 30 o ’clock.
1 d'cliick.
At I lie moririK service the pastor
I„ I. Eiazicr, c h a i r
C l
i wil speak on “The Importance of
in' chairman,
* | Knowing the Bible. " Special mu
| uVlock.
sical number i>y Mrs. J a m e s Math
Brown, chai rman) ers and J o e Graham.
lliur Moore, 1218 Oak
At the night service the Pastor
1 ci cluck.
will uguin speak on the Bible from
Howard, Chai rman)
the viewpoint of " T h e Bible for
C, Hutchison, 2201
Specific Needs." The male quar
J(. 3:31) o’clock.
tet will siriKHl.'iuy, c h ai r ma n)
You are cordially invited to wor
4. Roily, Sr.,
518 i ship with us.
|:i::«l o’clock.
Jrnwnlce, ch ai rman ) F I R S T
C H l f l H ’H O F C H R I S T ,
»sa Mark wood, 1007 '
SCIENTIST
I
•«’ u*cl«ok I
Christian Science services are
‘,v,’'-v Sunday morniiiK in the
I'll.,In
ll\
K l .( Till 1 I S.
H1" ' 1 Strt*eti i,( 11
Sun
Miss Lena Hello ll.igan, |nVrl\ dnligliUT of Mr and Mi's. L. P.
i day sc hoi 11 a t 1(1 o’clock. Subject
Hagan of Guv ii ty. ulm 1- 1 iiioinb-i' ,.f iho I'h o-biii;in class til the
o’clock.
for tomorrow, “ Doctrine of Atone
uild meets with Mrs.
1 loritia S t at e College for Umt on,
During the locont rushing season
■nient.”
cr mi Park Avenue
at
the
ruliegc,
Miss
ilagan
was
pledged
to the Pi I'.oia I'lii Sorority,
I Wednesday
evening
services
.i. I which
include
testiimumls
of one ol the largest ami oldest women's social f ratenul ios in the world,
Inllorv
, , , . Circle
.
wl I . Christian Seienee healing are held •Miss Ilagan is a graduate of Sanford High Kclioul and is one of tlm
most popular members of the local college sot.
clock at the home oj •
7 o'clock
rMullon on I almetto | Tltm church maintains a
free
Reading room, No. 517 F ir s t N a
tional Hank buibling where the
Tuesday
nibl© nnd nil authorized Chrlstlnn
t.
.
, ,
Department of the Science l i teralt m' may be
read,
will hold its regular borrowed or pifrchaseiL Open dai .
lo'cloi k.
1
ly exceut Sunday’s and holidays
One of the loveliest sm iiil af fai rs
Mrs. A, f . Fort was a gracious
from 3 to 5 o’clock.
inesdiiy
All aro invited to attend our of the week was that of Friday ! hut;less Friday al lernoon w hen she
Deiuutment o f the services and to make use o f tlio evening
when
the
Dependable ! entertained ,Yt lo idge at tier home
will have a hox reading room.
Class of the Methodist Church en Ion Mftgnolia Avenue, the gut sts
o’clock at the club
tertnined with a miscellaneous Inung members id the i ’hiisance
shower at the home of Mrs. W. H. 1 Bridge ( ’In').
F I R S T M E T H O D I S T C HUR CH
Thornton on \Y, .t First Street,
The ltallo.ci'en ideas wti e beau\V. C. Erickson reLillian Shinliol - it t i fully c e i l e d out in i ' v r i d e t a i l ,
Sunday Hchoo], 11:30 o’clock, U honoring Mi
fFriday af ter having W. Ware, superintendent.
a bride elect 1 f liex 1 w* e k .
tjuanl 1 - i f e'dden <■■>-tno: /.in
two months visiting
Tin1 Thornton home was abloom ' nias and mni'ig'dds combine I w ilh
Pr eac h i n g survive,
I t n'cloch,
's Imme at Hagert- sermon by f)r. W, A. Cooper, Sec with quantities of gat'd n flow. 1 . tern were :in.. nged in bn -k<ds and
Id also spimding Home rotary of the Hospital LLinrd.
in the rainbow shades arranged 111 bi.wl, in Die .........is wliere tile cnt-1
lYnrk City and P h i l u- j
Festoons of tables hud been placed for play.
Epworth
League
devotional basket-! and bowls.
1 where they attended meetings, 0:3(1 o'clock.
crepe paper in the pastel tints were Hallowe’en novelties were also used
Iteiminl. Mr. and Mrs.
Evening preaching service, 7: 30 suspended from the earner of I tie 10 advantage.
stopped at Wasiiing- o'clock, sermon by the pastor.
rooms to tile i handi'lirrs.
la the'
Tallies dene iu him k mid jack
(where they uUended
P raye r
meeting,
Wednesday. dining room a huge wedding hell ( o ’lanteres were 11-eil in keeping
Finn ral Directors
was --a-peiiib d and beneath this
■ i s tor D-e raid game anil af ter
7: 30 o ’clock.
hucli wii- held at the
1 mo I en;o> tide round, scores
Music a t the preaching service- the seal of honor was plac'd,
lintel.
1 luring t he 1 \enitig a most de w........... I(r■1 1 i-il and prizes awarded.
directed by Mrs. Victor Robertson,
holding
high
A cordial invitation to all the light fill murieal program was ren Mrs. .1,>1111 Mired,
dered, Mrs. (). T. Alford sang. "I since lunoiu tlie d ub
members,
Ilii Mahoney left Fri- services.
Love You Truly, " I Currie J acobs was awarded a lovely Due glass
ktlai where they will
Bond), and Miss
Kathleen J a y . , console id while the high score
HO L Y CRUSH C HURCH
tek end as the guest
gave a reading, " T h e Bride," by guest prj '.e, a given glass mayon
Mrs. Charles Ryan.
E dg a r Guest.
naise di.-h and j di l e, was won by
Twen t ie t h Sunday a f t e r Trinity
A “eat unite ! " afforded much Alls Y\’ Wallace YYTijpbi^
Holy
Communion,
7:
30
o’clock.
'
time Inis as her house
merriment and the prize, a dainty I
Lute in the afternoon the tables
Church school. 11:15 o'clock.
[mother. Mrs. I*. B.
hand-made handkerchief, whs won were laid with dainty covers and
sister Mrs. Herbert
Morning prayer ami sermon, II by Mrs, Burke .Steele-, The boohy refreslui'ents of fruit
salad, salsmall son Ralph of o’clock.
prize, a dainty liandkereliicf case, tines, individual devivl’s food cakes
Evening prayer and sermon, 7:301 fell to Miss Lillian Shiiiholser.
|iced 111 orange and punch wire
o’clock.
Af ter the contest
cries were 1 ■erved b\ the hostess nssisU'd by
Tho Rt. Rev. Cameron Mann, j heard " e xt ra ,
e x t r a " and
MLs Mr . .loliii Hneed. I avm:; of miuia
ferry and Ham Royal
Pvo, Narrived h e r e! [), D., Bishop of South Florida,, Kathleen -Jay, entered dressed as t i ne camiy pumpkins were on each
- m -4T
|ng and are visiting as I will preach a t the morning service a newsboy, carryi ng a large bag plate,
1 ho 1 op my 1og tin pi ett V pli r
Mr. amt Mrs. W. A. Friends ami visitors will be cor ) marked "debris, " ami s h o a l i n g 1
W V. 'tliaeo YY'right.
M'ss Frances Cherry dialiy welcomed to any of these I “extra, all about the damage done 1 I y \veie Mi
by the shower.” When the hag was Mrs. ( harle
I’owell. Mrs. Jann-s
m i West F i r s t St ree t . services.
presented to Miss Shiiiholser it A. Hillman, Mr*. I'.ml Miller, Mrs,
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE
was found to contain many lovely J 0 I111 W. Sneed, Mrs, YV. D. Gill'iii
I'-- A. If. Anderson left
Srr UIJ ENTS ASSOCI ATI ON
gifts.
' " f . f'trs, Fr:tnk
Scruggs,
and
the week for LumberRef reshments consisting of ice Mrs. Harold Vi de .
iheic they will spend
Meets evory Sunday f or itide- cream moulded as golden slippers
Is with their daughter, |ietalent Bible study in the City and individual angel food cakes
|.y trli.
Hall, as follows:
were served in the evening by Mrs.
10 o’clock, “ Junior C o m p a n y , YV. S. Thornton and Mrs. (). T.
B.vrd and little study for children and young pen- [ Alford.
Miss SliinIndser was lieenmingly
ftv Marie left Friday pie. Su b j ec t : " T h e Way to Para j
gowned T o r this occasion in a love
"
Arcadia where she disc."
11 o'clock: “ Adult Bible s t ud y: , I.V frock o| orchid silk voile with
|ci parents, Mr. and
Tht bwely home of Mrs. J ames
“The Divine Pl an. "
1 bands of ten
inee
About
30ir 1 | Wi lls mi Oak Ovcaue presented
is ■* rose mi
v,
xi
i/ t un M
fey f o r a short time.
8 o ’clock, St udy in J ud g e liutli- members enjoyed this delightful I aL. beautiful
picture of Hallowe'en
er ford’s l at et at book, " D e l i v e r courtesy.
Friday
evening
when slut enterMrs. Warre n, Eigon- ance." Scrit pur al and convincing.
~
“
tained at bridge, her guests being
anvutcr are spending
E x -S a n lo r d
R e s i d e n t ' '"embers of the Friday Evening
‘d in Sanford as the
FIR ST BA PTIST CHURCH
i's. Fred Daiger.
|b e g i n s T o u r o f W o r l d
..............
n,,,,,-,,
Sunday school 11:3(1 o’clock.
)
-----ferns
were
arranged
with
pleasing
Morning worship and sermon II
friends qf Luyf at t e
Tile following article from The effect in the rooms where the
o’clock.
Subject,
A
Phot
ograph
of
k’ hul to learn thnt he
Daily Report, Ontarion, ( ‘al., will j guests asseinltled for play. Nimibut again a f t e r an ill- Your Father.
Young People's Unions 0:15 bt* read with much interest by the erous Hallowe’en suggestions were
ral weeks.
many friends of Mrs. J . A. Kelly, ' also used in decorating for this
o’clock.
. . .
1
Evening service, 7:30 o clock, sub f or merl y of Sanford, hut who has |occasion.
ir«. T. D. Inahinot an*
been milking her bonus in C ul if or . j
'f'lu. evening hours passed quickurth of n Kon Oct. 1C joct of aermon, “The Cost of Sin.
yeur' . , .
Iy in the intereating game
of
The Wednesday evening service ni‘‘. l f>r
tdd-Langliton hospital, opens 7:30 o’clock. Normal study
S t a r t i n g on a Year s leisurely [bridge, the scores for which were
s lieen named Thomas
tour, around the world, Mrs. J en - j
on (allies done in th eforms
8:15.
,
,
..
,anr- t,er f j T T ’, ^ r8- E-l ' of black cuts and goblins.
After
T h e Fi t s t , Bapti st church cordi '.V®
^
, - 1LMr 10,ni" 1 tbc usual number of progressions
ally welcomes visitors and c i t i ' f o , ! iH
m' W' uIvy»n Fox uniu -i T
I*
l -,llM “ ? £ " * " « I h,M| been played scores were added
‘
rtb of a daughter, Oct zens.
for Wnmington, to sad on the S. |nn,, ,,rizes awarded. Mrs. W. YVul
home on* Oak Avenue.
.S “ City of Los Angeles f or the 1[ lace
,llri. ‘ Wright,
wriirht. wlio
who hold
held hioh
high score
score,
Hawaiian Islands,^vhcro they wdl wus given a picture frame. Dr.
spend tho wint er months.
re Zachary, who is
W. D. Gardiner ws presented the
E a r l y spring will find them mo- high score men’s prize which wus
arula State College for
Bride-Elect Honored [ Mrs. Fori Entertains
At Lovely Party Given Bridge C’lub Members
By Dependable Class At DellJLfntlUl Party
Mrs. James L. Wells
Entertains at Bridge
On Friday Evening
Miss Mae Chapman
. Hostess to Class
irx. A. R, Mahoney and
niutor to Palat ka Sunboy will spend the day
■“ ?/ Mrs- Mahoney's
Mr. and Mrx.
n- They will be acomo by Miss Louela
fho
beon visiting
Palatka for tho week
SmdL®f
, Mias, Mac Chapman entertained
the Joy Givers Sunday School Class
Thursday evening with a picnic
at the San Lando Springs.
Swimming and other water
jOVi
sports were enjoyed
after w,hich
...
a Lbounteous
picnic luncheon was
served,
,
, ,, . . . .
Those enjoying the delightful
outing were: Misses Hazel Apple
by, Marion Appleby, Bernice A p:
pfeby, Olive Mae Swain, Grnce
Spinks, Mabel Chapman, Mack 10
Oliver. Doris Church, VlrgtaU M e
Daniel,
to l ear n
on Pafk
jfB fJ
Antoinette
P ill
Tvf.|
’i f t n - 'M
SM
-TV *
tu n
SHJ
m
• 1 <T
if Alnyc. Kki'IhI Slanlev,*
The enby home of Mi
M, Mi nar
di was the scene of a very del ig ht Mobley, YY’oi ltin Oliver, t lifi'ord
ful party Friday afternoon when j Russell,
Dan
linn-ell,
Gordon
she entertained
a! bridge, the ‘ YY’nde. nnd I'en v Smith.
1
I g'.i - 1 s being member- of the Lot
taphnn Bridge Club and a few ex 1
tra phi \ers.
1 Ullage zinnias and Yustraliaii
dm ies, together with ferns car
i ie.| out the color si heni“ of or- '
Photo by FUndarW,
nnge, yellow, black
and
greed. '
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1
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c
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1
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II
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m
!
d
her
tw.,
w
in-nine
little
daughters,
,l,n k o ’ lanterns, black cats, witch
The i’ E. I ( l as s o f the F11 t
Mare a n d ' B e l t \ .leah
Mrs. Byrd lias made Sanf ord her home f o r moSKfOl
i s and other suggestions of tbe |Hupt ist
linii h held its
regal.u
1 ban .1 \ear. tuning niuvol l o r e limn Arcadia ' S i n c e coming to
approaching
Hallowe'en
season 1
meet mg Thursday uffiuti mn at
bird. Alls ltyrd li a , made many f in nils and is one of the moat D<
were also used in decorating.
In r mem her- of the younger married e l
At present Mrs. ByrdMis. Hu n a y
Yu
exceptionally
interesting the chill ti parlors.
............. if bridge was played during I'eck, (■In president, ine ailed o v her two duiighllt - are visiting m Arcadia as tin- guests of Mm, B y r d ■ e ' j A
parcnt i, Alt*, and Mrs. J a k e YYcy.
_
._
■
tin- afternoon, scores being kepi or tin- Ini.-iiuess scssinn, when amt
on tallies done in black cuts and Id's of importance were discussed.
.........................................
Several delightful piano selix'pumpkin::. When scores had been
added il was
found
that
high limis were rendered din ing the a f
score among the cluti members wan ternoon by Mrs. J, K. Colelougli
I'auline
Stoudenmire,
held by Mrs. Chris Matthews, For and Miss
having high score among the Miss Cornelia McRae ulso gave a
guests, Mrs. ( ‘lydq Derby, was pre group of readings.
Late in the afternoon, the hos
sented a buffet set.
For failing
to score her points ami
honors tesses, whose birthdays eume in
rl
Mrs. Clifford YVnlkei was ftiven the | 0 ,'tol)er. served ice cream ami cake
low score prize, a pair of Hallowe’- , as refreshments.
T.K.L. (Mass Members
Meet o n Thursday in
Parlors of the Cluireh
ft. Stev es. 521 Oak
iallahnssee, will arrive
ay afternoon to spend
ud with her parents.
ts- W. B. Zachary at
on Magnolia Avenue.
Trousseau Consists O f , " afforded
much mirth.
Mrs. W.
Morton
Thigpen was the bent posted along
this line and she was given the
prize, a bouquet of roses made of '
handkerchiefs, which she presented
to the honor guest.
Tied to the prize was the first
clue of a trensure hunt
for the
guest of honor.
Here and there
about tip* house f urther clues were
found nnd finally in the attic the
treasure was discovered.
It was
a large, while hnnd-pninted clothes'
hamper which wus tied with but
terf ly bows of yellow and green
tulle.
When this
was
carried
'down
to the living
loom
and
! opened, it was found to cont ain;
j numerous gifts of linen for liiej
1 bride.
[ Af ter lhe gifts had been opened 1
I nnd admired, refreshment s
eon- '
! sistitng of chicken salad, siiltincsA
( hot rolls, cheese l oses, orange slier- |
‘
Tinv!
|bert anil cake
were served.’
ailed
; bridal baskets filled with
nuts and mints were given a favors.
This a ff a ir was mn of the I
lies! of I lie many pi liupt nil
S h 111 h■
fairs with wlia-li Mn
has been honored.
1.iinii'C, Evans Sp, n
Minarik
Hostess
n
i,tIl'r’
llermlon.
I........
?
i
-i I cer,
t lamle
Lottapnun, Club ( Miner,i, .la
ck Peters, I.. I*, (lagan, ■
...nr.
Members on Friday>
1{1irh,,r‘!. Mhxw,:i,«
Sut ,'V"!
t Sninlmlser,
A i i a m s l(on
iiie, 3:30 o’clock.
■,
,*
Sanford Matron and Attractive Daugh
DELIGHTFUL COURTESY IS GIVEN
FRID A Y FO R BRID E-ELEC T
taring through Jtnly nnd the
French Riviera nnd visiting points
of interest .in France, with Paris
un their headquarters. In England
they will meet n friend from Flor
ida, who wilt join them in a watki
ing tour of rural England, and
travel through the lake regions of
Scotland.
1
Japan, China, the Philippines,
Siam, Ceylon, Egypt and the Holy
land are included in their itiner
ary, their stay being short or
long as their fancy dictates. Qn
thbir return to the U.. 6’. A., Mrs.
an nidi tray. '
At the conclusion of the curd
game, the hostess assisted by Mrs.
YV. Wullnce Wright, Mrs. B. B.
Baggett and Ms. W. D. Gardiner
served u tempting salad course. On
each plate w ere. fortunes which
were read aloud by the guests a f
fording much merriment.
The players were Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Pittman, Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Powell, , Mr. and Mrs.
Braxton Baggett, Mrs. ,W. Wallace
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Bugeno Tit
Shinhola.er, Kslly remains In her old home ip tle, Dr.- and Mrs, W. D. Gardiner
Florida. ' During the absence of and Jamei L. Wells. T. , ’“ >1
■ , ■ .pvtomYciwsr
j
i
dalljr
lattfliSFi
' Th*
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Announcement
en candles. The consolation prize, j
a wall vase, was also won by Mrs.)
Clifford Walker.
Following the awarding of the j
1!
prizes, the hostess reived a tempi '
.ug salad course and panel).
I he i egut.il
niev l ing
of
the
Mrs. Minarik'-' guests were: Mrs. Kal hleeli YLi Mol v ( i 1 ■li
Hie
Clyde Derby, Airs. Ellmi Mougliton, - Bajitist Church was held Uhi 1 j day
Alls. R, li. iJolive of Wi nt er i ’urk. J it. Hie home of
j
b . Lyle on
Mrs. Beecher Kent of YVinter Dark, West Tenth :
Mrs. Walt er h’lix, Airs. Clifford
Routine hn.n
YY’ulker, .Mrs. Ellsworth
Harper, and sevenil v ,1 lliablo siigg.
Mrs. i*. AL King, Mr,;. Hayward were given lm furl her.nice .
YY’alker. Mrs. Chris Matthews, Mrs. work being ........ iiy 1 lit- circle.
A. C Foster and Mrs. J . E YY'iitliAf t e r all
business
hud Ip-en
en.
transacted, a social hour was in
order.
Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The next meeting will he held
Monday aflernomi at 3: 3 0 oYlock
Baptist Circle Meets
With Mrs. J K. Evle
■
Members of Younger
Set Entertained by
Mi's. Ralph Goodspeechm.'™ o,ul-nr..M
,vv,.M,
Among the many social af fai rs
of the week, one :if the most e n
j oyable was that of Friday eve n
ing when mcniPcrs of the younger
social set were entertained at a
Hallowe'en party at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Goodupecd on the YTest
Side.
|
Lumpkins, black cats, witches , 1
ghosts and other suggestions of
the approaching Hallowe’en seasAn
were used in decorating the rooms j
Vases and baskets filled with or- ,
ungc zinnias also added a pleas- ,
ing effect.
j
T h e evening was merrily spent j
in games and contests nnd a late
hour Mrs. Gomispecd assisted by 1
Miss Leah Bartl et t, served sand- |
wiches and punch.
.
T h e Jolly group included Misses!
Alice Elder, Mur in Move, Marie |
Huddleston, Louclla Malmney, It.'
E. Griffin, M a r g a r e t
Thompson, |
Elolse Lanier, Rose La Verne j
Hurt, FruHTes Moses, Ann Moss ;
Elvu Pearce, Pearl Robson, Betty
Buhrman, Bentriee Howard, Hilda !
Tnylor,
Louise Wells,
Beatrice
Powell,
|
J o h n Edward Higgins, Eugene;
s MONDAY, O C T O B E R I8TH ,’|
j SERVING THE BEST OF HOME- ; 1
5 W 11. 1. O P E N I-OR BUSINESS ;i M
[ MADE FOOD.
:
"
SWEATER SETS
Fur infants, of fine* quality, all wool,
while with him: anti pink trimming, set
Continuous from 1 p, m. to
11 p. m.
TODAY
SATURDAY
Fred Thompson In
“ Lone Hand Saunders"
Comedy
“ Humdinger’’
MONDAY
Douglas Fairbanks in
His Latest Sensation
m
“ EY'ERYTUING HOME MADE"
208 N. Park Ave.
Opposite Court House
ALL WOOL SWEATERS, WHITE AND
LIGHT SHADES
$ 1 . 5 0 TO $ 2 . 7 5
Soft soles, Yvhite u tu l
and two straits, pair
* \ -A' “Ths
Shop
Infants’
Amusements
I
The Tasty
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s p o r t b r ie f s
i
(Hy The Associated I*ret»*)
The pot is boiling already for
file hoys gathered around the win
ter stove league. Rotund Wilbut
Robinson, Duke of the Flnthush
Robin*, is preparing to toss lb"
one and only I)a 7. 7.y Vtincc at John
Metiraw in exchange for Frnnkie
Frisch, the Fordham flash, who
second liases for New York. The
niiisli r mind’* reaction to the o f
fer, if it has been iintde^ is not
known for his day* are smd to Im
filled with ef f orts to get Kddie
Rmisch, fr"tn the Cincinmiti !teilJ
in exchange for the self same
Frankie.
jn The Realm
Rollins’ Captain
W ts
priotor of the Central Q
regret to hear of his jr
TIDE IS FAVDRED Pernnld-Lnughton hoi,
appondidlm.
TO D1
ON GRANT FIELD:
nd wan
he
wag opt*r
operated on f
Hy Aa i odat ed Press
: Mrs. Walter Flandm
his time to ei tml hg a living as n ’
(Hy The Associated Pres*)
a
Treasure Shop jn
traveling snl«Bm«n.
But he witk 1
Cate Crasher Pn**ing
JKfc :"
block next week and'
prevailed
upon
to
accept.
Ho
\th Ail but washed out by the censean Interesting )ine 0f
J#Vt -!■
Icss tide from the concrete mixer*, drew no s a h t r y ^ o r the* f ir st year. 1
Alabama’s
ShowinR
.Against
men’s haberdnsheiV
I),,. LMip crashers now linger np n But nft°r thnt, the league s t a r t e d ;
children’s hone.
’
NEW .YORK, Oct. IB - i/T’)— I
Vanderbilt,
and
Georgia
to
grow,
and
CATr
hegnn
to
devote
J
dying race on the fringe of the
•lid Pfennsylvnnin, Dnr'-i
.more
and
more
o
f
hi*
time
to
its
Tech’s
Injuries
Help
if*
football world, and soon, for the
Frank Evans and n
fend Y«lo fursished mime of |
fir-t time in history, the game will affairs..
Make Crimscn a Favorite Fwere present at th«
...
, j h t spot* on today'* eastern
tie mi a Kill pel* cent rash lm*i*.u
Ootbfell C*rd, trip-Innvy with I'ea<ho Semiiiolo County (
\ decade or no ago, when spwrTwo year* ngo, professional bas
tur* games.
I
(Hy Associated Press)
Commerce at Chulantj
tiitorx' at an ordinary game Htill ket ball backers. Peeing the sue- I
! Southern football int erest today day evening.
Quaker* hnd n -n*.pi-'i«>n
could he numbered on a five col ce; t of the football o r g a n iiatioti,
1 centered about five conference bnt'■■V t i t h * Chicago Maroons, unlierumn adding
machine,
sizable made him a proposition to organize
' ties, three intcrsectionnl contests
Mr. and Airs, llenjant
Ms
Ollrcnle workrrs, might
I hr.mgs gained entrance through a t umlnr leftgue of basket bn 11 team,
|hy Southern teams and five g ame* accompanied hy their di
b t t w p than the team which la-,t
raping walls or low wooden fences. and offered hirtl the presidency of
lin which conference grid squads husband, Mr. and Mr,
President Hamilton Holt Is
f . bowed to Pennsylvania, 7-0.
Hundreds of youngster* stmdlod it. That, too, ha* boomed, nmi last
i played t r a m s outside the circuit, [child, arrived last
Invited To Address Sen-jVGtMoh ifitagg o f Ghfengo, said:
Fourty-four of the JH st ale* are ihe boe.ids to enjoy the game. Hut 8 iiinm>v, when the Ctdttmhni haseFeaturi ng the flny’s progrnm was: tho wint er al^ tlinir [
1
f<* coOla be beaten by u larger
sinn That Will He Held at a Truid
of Roekne's grand sriuml. today almost without excejition A hall team Urns utrtigi'ling in the
the Alnlmma-Gcorgla Tech game, a f t e r spending the n
thton lout yonr.’’ Captain
lowering
concrete
wall
stands
as
nn
Birmingham,
Hcremher
1
1
1
throes of the worst d u mp in Asso'I here is a Flamingan and McMau
which, except in the event of a tie, I Amcsbury, Mass.
l/fettd other member* of the
oiatL'm hi.tiory. itr owners decided
non, to be sure, but also Voednrh impus■aide harrier.
will eliminate one of the two out_
-------c am, said, however, that
WINTER PARK, Klu.. Oct. IB— Man Hi, Hearinger. I’nrisien, Dahl
to make C a r r the prcaitlmU.
’ standing contenders frit- the li)2t5.
A. E , Sjohloni moved
iltll wrta In for a beal(/P)—
Rollins
College
will
be
well
Han Women's Sports
men and so forth. With 15 cmin
'Southern gridoron championship.
|store into his new st<,
In I'll 1 , when Car r wa* president
will win this time,*’ he
the next annual tiii's represi'iited in the regular
M ••iv of the sju.rts in which of 1 1. Ohio S t at e Dengue of or*'
/“ W e ’ve got the men and the i ipprosnnUd tit
i
While
both
t
eams
have
two
coni *nst, we° l<- He also 0;
rnerting of the Southern Internal
the nnivei s i t j ' |<I, !<< Ii women have engaged are fe; ■-um*i: i I bupehiiH teams, it had a
lineup unii
. w i t h which to do it.”
' ferenre victories to their c r e d i t ' * ’ , tnorchandise stor,
leglate atbletie association vvliie i main need i i
I l.eiigue of N.i I,in it, t,u oi and should he supfm vending |>l.iyr*r *- to
this season, Al abama was favored ‘A™ transferred lhe poi
niaylvanla' had some doubt* convenes jo |!,i’■ung)i:n,i on Dev
Charles “Zit)” Zehler, captain of
I i.uis ei ■I en an l .
|,l, d
.IV t lie enitinilt tee of
Hilly South worth
her shell gnim offense ho 1(1 nest.
to win today by virtue of the Criin- 1,115 Hturt‘i
the
1
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T
a
r
s
of
Rollins
Colieg.',
m i
ot the Womvn's Sporting
v Im clinched the
of S t a g g ’* standing line, »!_
.
In addition to i 'upturn Janie* 1,
who will be seen here Armistice son's showing agni nst Vanderbilt,
|Yd. t ,[ i m
It hns ordered inellld (he recent World
h
in position to watch mid fn| Grr, e, ho will In- tin Itolliio' drle- Youth vill i >\i d every wile
and the Mississijipi Aggies. Tech . I he l.adtrs Aid of tl,
Day
when
his
team
will
chum
with
. homer, wu ; one of
he ball. The Quaker* have g lie, the college will be represent III tile m.'il .itlmn field.
< Ini'eite ■ I I i . .■i.- • no from long distance
has come through with wins over i ’V V-hurt'll will nmduct
die Mi ieer University team on the
ve|m;\
ei,untry racing, footj j h e l r hidden ball play* «*f- ed by I’re-'iden* Ilnmilt'Ui Holt, I leniu t MeiroJ e thirty ninerf wathe
Virginia Military Inst it ut e and e L‘n
1,1^
Sanf oid
Muniei|oil
Recreation
fegnin*t linemen pl aci ng who is tile only college executive a full nile in fioul of “ Whitey” !ml! and oilier game-, which are
Tulane. l>ut injuries received in t he j
C1
II. [' ie*t Scholastic C; i ; j I ain?
Field,
rills
is
/.eider',l
lord
year
J5 ye.in; his junior, at yed « .t h dn approval.
play last week with
the Greer, j „ ar Kc i ' s coin posed of
who lin* hi i'll invited to deliver Miilielxi
I d lends of John ( ‘•Tmy") Monro/,,„ the *«ptad.
Women' rros seountry has althe fmisl^of the New York to I’ort
Wave were expetd to nrove a set’- '
rmiirman, 1
r a r i t i e s favored Dartmouth
tin it.Idtesa Indore ( he guthcring.
beli"ve he is among (he
largest
____
___
__ _
Lameii
great popularity in France.
Chester
grind.
Hill
Kennedy
ad
ion* handicap to the Golden Tor-! Wh i t ake r, Mr* Ihmald
excellent forward pasaThe H. I. A. A. in an organi/.a- i
Id;’ ! <boo| fiedball play ■n m the
I Mrs. E. Cole, Mrs. Fraa
tn it* f irst victory over ilon compoHud of the leading small i mitting Hi but willing to show Imporian' eups have been offered COUtll
undo.
9*e ntarn are crippled, I college* of the south whose object j no hiith certificate, was a bung- at hie) • in this branch of sport.'
Louisiana
S
t
a
t
e
met
Auburn
at
.Moure, who is tli<> eapDiin o \ hr
The morning preach
wn* thn bi ggest nmgnet it D to promote clean sportsman- " P 1 hud , The New Fngland vege
Montgomery, Al abama, tho st rong will be resinned at 11
lir.'o F.lkhart, Kansas, train, <it»r
({•pfectator’s standpoint, in- ) -hip and ehcournge good fellow- tarian trailed Mieludsori last year
Foxliiinler’s Trials
Washington and Iwe aggre gat io n
m.iliy weigh* .■/)!> ooiindi, i sire
ginning next Sunday,
Nbolng for an nltennnce of ' Jtip among •college'*. Three years by the same margin be won with
Judge oid other official < for the
lashed with the
University of
ml
mu*
half
im*Iu^
t
ill
and prayer service will I
ngo Rolling wn* admitted to meiu- Tin sda>
Keutuikv at Lexington, Kentuekv,
I field trial, ol the National Foxed a t 7:fHI o'clock ns
jeement that .’’am Ewing i bet ship wlma the meeting wn; held
Alary la ml and Virginia Te ch played
j hutitei i ' \-.soeiatloa o be held at
George W. Bushnell si
inceton, a f t e r tlnve Gears I ill Charleston. S. C., at which tmu I I ; J I.
k; 0 f Prince
■v afraid .f 1 >'in- Dan '0 Springs, Ky.. October 25their
annual game at Norfolk and
ixteen pinim's while wot king
Uj tftf substitute would start hU the T his wire repie.ented by ^ 1'I'lltiio '' "Now lei ..... gel ;n l bat j 'in, haw* liecn selected and other
the University of Virginia ent ern '.i st field . lli: - limne r,
game ul <|u:ii t<*r in j j . llonnh. Last year Itollin* iedp leal herneek," h( demanded ; ft“ l pnpar.it (III. for the meeting are
7: f l n t varsity gnu
lainpd Virginia .Military Institute 1 i\ t i i h L i n n i r roi'i
e
IK
pants
but
dm
rer,ilirr**■
>
-■
SBVK1TH
.11 IIH I U
dieit^d that Conch Itoper may be eil Stetson t'lnvelslly nod South cotii|Mi riiig U ill
( CtifitljinU1 <jf
S U ‘()!iei‘ s, i nt Lexington, Virgini a in other
' \ sailor can |being made.
o f t u g sta tu or
Ol in (! M'ht IV
toll :/e fp !iI ei
■fePPjyRi g emthods of psychology |ern t'ldlege, botli. Florida in-titii . beat a marine onv day in the
W h e n H e \\ ;is in I*r,lit tl-d I i onfenmee conduits.
IN AS l) I IHt SI.MIH
I The I rial, this year probably will
me last a whole seasm
against the midsnipmen mi Ewing I tlnns, tn gain membership sn that ' U I ek."
'IV. IN CII AVI CUT.
Added interest, in the week-end
I
at
t
r.u
I
t
he
largest
niililber
of
P
o
w
e
r
S
o
u
g
h
)
b
y
O
f
f
i
c
e
r
s
itlt.l. 'IO XIGIOVR)
h u won one game ami tied another lull I ’loiula eollege'l would be on
grid activities was held by the
j " I liiuik • for getting that fello.v sportsti.eo ami holindh for several
I'UOAI ITTI.C Tft |
Golf On The Plains
•b f drop hick* over Navy
goal i I he ; nine u I (delin huxi.-i,
To
Testily
at
H e n r i rips Tulane-N’ew York University in- o v K iisT
iri: i-;t iNVitsTfe
I mit of the way.
J ou did every year-'. The trials will lorei-d of
!
At
th»
annual
meeting
of
the
i ,
The oil field and cattle country
ferseetional clash in tho Yankee PAN V. a <’et'pi'i a! i"ii rtM
f body a wonderful favor," was the two ei< ids. The Chase Futurity,
S. I. A,
regulation* governing
t ’fl U ’AGO Get. I I (.1 ’> Kilter- Stadium in New Alirk. Vanderbilt tier Um I.awn el t lie
of \" i t li wc : t Tex,is and the P a n
ho Ar my and Syracuse
Florida.
iiilerrolbgriiite pari icipat ion are ie way Hilly GHimhi , Gene’s man mid tile AH Age. The winner will handle is perhaps the last set'ion mg the wooded coniines of the
OVflhly hiatched.
met the University of T e x a s at,
|
ager.
greeted
tile
ex
tar
in
the
v».
be classed National champion,
A
Ruck River, Dll) i idles in (he wes' Dallas and Mississippi wn* host to A. ('. Ahlrtcti. il .run-.
while
one
would
expect
to
find
(Jarvard, with two disaster* b e vno d ot made and schedule* for ' dressing room.
bench
show
also
will
be
held.
Yet every city of aed north of Chic (go, traveler:) cm 1 Loyola Uni versi ty of Chicago i n i Ills unknown lu ll . iiviis
hind, was a favorite over William tile o> it year are al-o made up
The Chase Futurity is open only golf courses.
lee* or granli" *. I’lmrl
at tb it I .....,
Ilia ’kilt, wk Gail may see, other cross country pigskin e n - 1 ePI.
consequence
sports
nt [east a nine 1ic
VHUB Mary.
It
limy
he
rather
early
to
hand
it alive, .ni'i if ijrt
to
registered
and
nominated
'[ lie -eibierl of Fi'esident llolth
oi-tied
m
the
eoo|
green
of
tho
hole
links.
The
greens
often
nre
kin'ii'n lieli h, i1i-vIm-i'\|
counter*.
I
'out
laurel
wreath*
for
high
senrS t a t e wuk favored by mo .t addl'i S* befoM* Lhe body will lie
hounds under two years of age.
Jainc* P Arno]
Five other Southern c o n f e r e n c e |granteea.
to down Culumhil at the aloiii Ho line., of clean sport .tnnn- ! iug nit Hill
Madden, ( olumhia ( Tins event carries a pprsc of of coll tuiseei I. The Jittle town of ■■alley, cii Ti'liing white buildings
anil It ilenil. lit* u
Po l, e i I he West T e x a s plains, r routied cozily in a bend of the member* went outside the circuit llevlKee*. legHterM
grid
captain
Ground*.
has
slipped
through
j
f
('Olid,
'n,..
All
Age
stake
is
open
.stii|p a, ci'llcge.
j for g a me s today. Te nne ssee met Wllllntn E. Arimhl. It;
enemy ranks for five touchdowns to all hounds regardless of age or produced the new golf champion stream.
liana o f New Orlenn*, brought
tils unkiiea a lain
of the eighth corps are a, Lleuteti
A law white fence encloses the ; Maryville, North Carotlnu played iP-n'l,
and nine points afterword, for a breeding. * ,
itipn f or u dashing attack
legutce* or grantcM,
ant C. A. Quail nf, tho Te xas Nn building; . a house on 1 lie bluff and ; Duke Uni versi ty, Florida .was host Arnold.
l.itnl of 2 !l to grab the lend in the
which Couch Meehan hud
: Mine •* '2 dU acre* over
tionul Guard.
To (lie defeiulanl*
east,
“/,cv" Graham, so named
G e o r g i a ’s
Bulldogs
y prepared hi* New York
which to Mercer,
» Ty Cobb Of Th e Masque*
t* r.tzc; ( hic i l y a large herd ( f ( at- i faced F ur ma n University and the If alive, and if dead, !
because he pranced spectacularly
ratty team.
heirs, dovtsi'i .'i. h t
J ea n Horotrn is the Ty t'ohb of
Gridiron Derisions Stick
ll..
t burg h wn* the favorite for
|Mississippi Aggi o* were scheduled l !•(•*, (')uirles t. Arn
about a Fordham field the same
i the lta -i|iie country.
There are
Almost everything in football nre
If
dead. Ills uiitimovii 1
day the fit moo.* horse wn* run
me with Colgate.
Cornell
i to clash with Millsaps.
Mhinage* I'he Furra
legatiies or gran lee*. .
ning wild, has ;!K including five only 2.000,000 Basques all told, but topics of conversation when grid
'drilled uxtenwrvelv for Miehi
Other
southern
contests
of
interj
T h v wnl'•vv nf .Senator
eld. If alive. ;ii"l if
nearly all of them run give the iron officials m the big ionfe>'
Medill
tola liilow ns.
State.
West Virginia .cut
e,-t to gridiron f ans were the Ar- J liimwu heirs, deviHerll
r.,! 1 im: i. and (lauirl'icomplete history of the interna U rices are returning home af le r a
• the
tea in to Washington to loec' , JUR MIN'D HA M, Ala., Get . IB
encounter.
t h e 1 "r;i rtter*. WIIHihh
f-.t e ;Mat 1. llauiiil. | 'lit: .ll pniv- kansas-Hendrix
and If dead.
rgetown.
.!im Mali (ley, of Host mi, wild lionol tennis idol who springs from ' ainc.
clash
between
Howard
and
Bryson
j alive
I A*) - W i l l mill one regutai Piny
t r*. r 'an
Imlt's, devlsi't'H, leiMtl
tnis i i-i"il.,hinent
flamo* today on a do,too f i.■I.i •el ll riri I>1. t " Ilike t lie r\<li|, ITTr ni mud'' J ; e l ; Sharkey'.-I life miser the land at the Jon* uf the Pyrin j I fere is one anci dote;
College,
the
meeti
ng
of
Louisiana
K-'-h. Mary G Irimiill
Ui, i"wn ■f Hi i'"u. fiviiig
Ill’S.
marked Inauguration of a tuition
111 a game some ten y e a n ago l i r tin".
College
and
the
Mississippi j Veil me In I'eliy iiollt|
iugbam S nl tiei n 1 odav met he in aide wlien b fir I joined I lie lu'itvy
.iiid
effort,
for
o
I'C
Jill
1
niituie
iif Hie lull "f nX
Ha.-qui"
t
were
not
mil'
ll
int
erest
wide e f f or t to run." $::i)a.aoo i.o- variou of . eilheiii
ni l auk ■, iias lieen -igned in meet
('..II i:
, between two mid weslerii teams,
Te acher s, Wake
F o r e s t ’s game
to l"'ovide pure milk for i n
hy the complainant
pt erection of a Walter ('amp i I akelatul. k i n . ai Mung t bowl Arthur de Kuhn, wallo|iiug
ed in leiini;; until llorolra heeanie the referee iicmilizcd one side hc- 1
with
P
resbyt
e
ri
an
Col
lego
and
th
i
entitled cnusi Is I"
I'antK «>fit 1 invalids.
prlftl Arch at New
Haven. I J a k e Hall iv.is t he o?dv iie-mhi r nf Yorket, in a leu round mat
so importaiil in the s(iorts world. c.iti,ic a player touched lhe ball be
Ge o rg et ow n -E a st e r n Normal
en- i from and l" quii'l a*
tin.- I" these r.llaln
Wlu
*n
In
r
f
irst
baby
\
vjns
born
jV collaga* hpvc wet aside
i tbi' Paul I i:r -.(111:111 u Im f '1 lie I I ■■ Madison Sijiiaie GardeH Det.
The, are pelotii fans. Hut Itorotra fore it w a . put into play.
rou n tor.
The
eels "f land s.11Kill ed
ifljj contest a* n " W a l t e r Camp answer n II *-1111 iii lie final drill
and immy ol In r Craek tennis piny point wa: questieiiei'l and several id" 'lit l ‘J years llvo, Mr*. elcCor •
Southern eontsets yesterday saw "1 Ki-nilii.<le .iimI Klnltd
.lark Sharkey'i mnimgi r plan ers had their first lessons oh the \i i « later l lie coach
vesterdav
a .Led 1 In l.lll'k y\i - ama/.ed t " learn that lhe 1.1 to 0 def eat of .Southwestern ilescrihed iiu
_felho Hawley. Dartmouth euaeh
Cut ps. ui'.i-k P,
The Florida l> am o
i ib iri'l lo appear hefori I lie New ^ or1, pelolii eiiui'ts of the land where i pinver, hy that time a hu-in .s u hat I T known as c r t i f i e d milk, j College of Memphis by HendersonSmvev of il" [.evy
^ a f U r . ’n golf muteh with Tad Jones, ed to n light worknill I1 rnlav ..ft i Roving Giimmissiun next wee), In !'’i a iue and Spain meet.
m a n , whether he really tom bed Un- c uil a mi" g a low b.icteria eoiint, |Brown at Memphi s; Howard’s U! j lag In ptnl thi-r*'i'f
,V.l‘, -.t .l J re. So she and hicr li um- j I " f) win over J acksonvi ll e Normal * I'lilt Hook I. piige 3"
T:-YH##iCoacli.'.paid ‘‘I think w re g"
ipam lifter Itiriiiing'iiam S ' 'hi io I lie a eliallenge for a mati'li with |
hall.
I n r home with the short end of t he hint given signal drill anil i a mg ( lie Tunm v. Harry Wills says
"ids of Hemlnole I'uuf
Practically ail Spain and much of | "Well, I've said 1 didn't for so ixuii 1, Wll" had just 1 hen i'"signed I at Anniston, A l a b a ma ; tlie s c o r e - !
of the Slihilh Isliai
and punting practice
Tin light he wants to light. .Sharkey again France and Italy burrowed pc Iota i long that I just eiin’t remember the the n•;ni. igi numt nf lin* ( Li t ago less tie between
Si mmons
Uni
Aiigledale ne.-.a ilinK t
GnmhlO, chplain of the eleven exhibited by the invaders and also J ack I lempsey.
Ti'ililliie
erve
iu
that
be
might
versity and T e x a s Tech at A bile* no, I of recorded In PI*
from the Basques. The Bar pie feel of tha* hall anymore,'’ was
j 0 football learn, Is u married was of considerable comment from |
th"
-t.i
1
ei
b
gisl
atare,
bought,
page
11, reeni'ilH "f Hu
T e x a s ; Southwest ern Louisiana In- |
villagers play the game with the i t he response.
u t t p but lefC Mi's. Gamble in meet,atom, following the work of ' "I would like lo luive been in on
Florida, i xnlittof 1
X ti tmi
' l b , U iii ver Farms.' '
stltute's 15 to 0 victory over the I tv,
bare hand and have not adopted
Hlork -IR of mtiU’ Anfid
l /NpkvOrl Mti a. *, The bride of Kn- lhe heavier Mirminghnm team
f l e a n Milk Her Aim
it,” comments Jack Dempsey on the glove* and baskets which pro
Sum Houston Ienehers at La fay- I As against tin- right, tit
11ridge Founder Versa!ile
din Dooley, Dnrtuio'Jtli ipuirtiT,
V McCio iiiiie '; is lint a kill
Final preparation of the I’mitii t the defeat of Harry Wills by Jack fevsional players use. It is similar
ette, and the 20 to <’> victory of cl ntm nr dcmaml nf J'®*|
The innu who discovered bridge
had a sent ill tile Yale bowl for sound consisti tl of breaking up Slim key. "1 never considered Willrl". il farmer, all hough alio has j Howard Pay in College over South- of yon.
to hamlball.
was a champion in several other
It Is lien-hy iiiili-rcit til
........ (it winch lhe III ,(1 first Idle lighter and it ought to
Pelota is a great game for g a m ‘ sports befi.ie he finally In n unc a |superintendent v. ho manages the w,•stern University nt Hrownwood, ''(n il "f you il" "|il'*,*r j
•s.-ci11 to be proficient.
place
iii
her
all*........
She
may
o
f
In* apparent now, if it wasn’t lie bling.
ilay "f Nnc cinlicr, A. n
Texas.
in his own
After the casino gaming 1 muster of the cards
Idll of conqilaliil fIled
.
in todnv's gam*' (cider lore, that I never had any rensoa
ten be found around in the hot
rooms-were closed at San Sebn> ' game.
It I* furl tier orilerfd I
I'll on the l.erfi.rimlll' e of Rnv I ott, ] to dodge the negro."
fields
or
.
‘
muted
thu
,-h'
is
and
timi by order of Primu De Rivera
Bridge is lli" vocation and iivoll'l' ll*. pulillHllial "Kf* 1_
.‘ 'oiltle ro Col l ege oii ii J e r ha ek . who
;i|i"i v i*ing at fi:'*v hand
Adolphe A. Costa, H7 vrnr old tile pnifcHspiiial pclotll games be " ntinn of Sidney S. I.ciiz but lie lull'll o
f . . u r cori Hceut l Vc w r l * ■■
we i gh s 112 pounds :itiil is Mini to Confederate veteran,
f'.iil ]J.'rnhl, » ii<■xvsv***1J
ill**.led in came the medium through which has been a bowling, checker and l n 1 cn re of i he dait v .
la
nt'i'.il clrciiliiK"* )* "
be I he smallest ( olli'jo fool!
In- hut tennit
in vy regimentals, the public was able to satisfy its ping pong champion, and once a n j " We ■!" l i vi n g to woi 1. out a
('""lily, Florida.
.
vt. , m
Warranty Deeds
plavei in the South.
The Par en t -Te ach e r * Assneiatin:i
,
foul
pni
a
met
hod
of
pKtilucipg
|with gold [dated buttons, sloiu li love of games of eimin’i .
Wit liens inv ha ml ;u™1
nexed the i-omis
Idl e
of
;be
s-j
|l. >A. Winston to Rosa Ang dey
a*
t
l
v
last
meeting
elected
officer*
•ban, i " a Mill; at a I i ,l: on mil ex
list, medals nmi all, will g i v li bel
111*- said CtniiH <'"Urt
The ordinary game of pelota i> Whist Le igne.
Golf and poelry
HOI T IS \ It It \NGKD
:t, Rl, block J, Fima
H, ' Simmon*,
SljUmonn, lot* .'I,
for tin* year. They are: Mrs. A. I Im lilii, IIi Ih Isi (l"J kD
1 veils wlieii ............ plav ; New York played
p< n. " alnl a process of ei G 11 Cation
on
a
concrete
cuurt,
at
one
even
now
hold
more
laseination
lor
I* l«:'.''..
LAN FRA NT I SCI), Get. Hi
Kf . Hi l uh ta .
‘ lint is pin'llieal fer any farmer to G. Wagne r, president; Mrs. U. L.
I I diversity in New \ oi k I"iimi inw, end nf winch there is a wall .2(1
(SKA I.)
him limn cards'.
K.i, iMoisch Realt y Co. to J o n phuu' l/lh- -Fidel LitlmtOii, world’s flv
I
'ami,
vice
president;
Mrs.
J
.
PreWillie Plant,
Aim ■rieu'* fori>
V. E. UNU’UI.AS
adopt,” explains Mr*. McCormick
Clerk circuit)
A(l*ttn, lot* II, 1 2 , "block li, tier weight i hcntipion. Iris been umt' li 1 most ex'ionent <A heel ami toe loco feet high and 55 feet wide. The
“ Good milk is pi'iiielindly a m a t vott, se c re ta ry ; S. L. Tupper
ball
is
slightly
smaller
than
a
hare
!
Th
e
impoiiir
Ameriean
card
mile <'oiiiity
C'l for ll IP lounil bntll here Nov j motion thinks that walking can hr
14JTSeminole Park.
ter of eli online:-a. Kvery miv, ev- t reiiaurer.
Hy A. M tVci-m
(■‘r ' i . # . Purlin mid J . N. Part hi to IP with "Califoj'tiia" J oe Lynch. I lhe most punishing of alf h a c k ball and i* made much the same ' irame, in which l.enz has won fit) eiv uteu.il. e v r y man must be
Tin- association will meet on t h - MXASS i; V, W AIUS'tv *
Ordinarily there are three Iriiphier. and 522 medal;, was born
£./• H ferity Adams, lot BO, Oak Ridge It wjlf be a non I ii le affair with l event.-. "You see, the sport brings way.
c a u p i In t e h .
tics! Friday nf each month. The
M-riibbed i very time the annual i
players
to
a
side,
but
in
village
|m
India,
while
lu
was
searching
for GotnpU
both
boxer*
coming
in
at
!h"
lain
'e; adflitlon, U vjtdu.
tii'hilv every rmisele of the body
milked."
' landing mmmi tt ie.s will be nn- fh’l. HollritofH
2 -!l-1
•:!(*.
game.*
the
number
is
often
great
for the origin of the “ rope trick. "
f , W. Sherman, et nl, to Cbarle.i tain weight limit.
inlo more or less violent and long
Stork I . Heiiowned
I oouuceri a t tlie November moutf: CjaLowe, lot 2B, block A, IKooia
sustained action,” he explained. er. one side being allowed mure I’he lat ter lie found only a myth,
Tlileiy 111iii■»ei * of lhe herd at J mg.
The re f re shment commi ttee
players to offset the skill of its up bpt he did ilis'-ovor bridge.
J 1H.1)011 I t AISKD IN I \PAN
, Tri ck fan* who saw Willie wiggl
u ' TlttU Estate*.
Pin I. Ittv r Farm* were bortr and 1 '(eludes Mrs. H. Brown, Mrs. N. U.
poneatri.
Whichever
side
fails
K
Whist bed In"oi pl ay d for g e n bred there
y'1 Hmumh D. Heilllett to M. IIan
him- el f m ound I lie t no k ahead of
I’he success nf the •lai'iibs, and Mrs. George Jucolis.
TDK \ <), Gel.
t G. i.|*»
1hi Ugn Frigerio. the Dlvmpii chain]' keep it going loses the (mint. ’Ill" erations and was the reigning fn- braiding "pcrntiniis is attested Iq
h -i* ’* - Fund.* wen- appropriated for the On the 1H(H day of
count is the same us leniiis.
sol no ......... h*l for fund t,, a n t 1 i"ii. will agieo willi him.
, m r i t e nf British army
officers tlm tiiel Hint livii (idl'd* of all tile tuning of tlie piuno nt the school. 10 a. m., at the Sanf4
Suit* Filed in Civil
•iiitioncd in India. It required four Illinois stale reenrds fur all ages Mr;, Tupper announced that a mu I will sell to the hi*
Chhsu Si Co. vs. F.
It, I.yneb Florida hurrb ane sufferer*, spun j
It's Bicycles In France
sored h\ tlie Tokvo
newspaper;
dCnagoB of $5Uii.
|player*, however, and frequently illui einssi - m e held by cows and sic supervisor would visit the Chu- one Ford Touring
Hennv la'umird, retired ligtd
Chfete L Co. vs, A. G. Fuideii, < hngni Shogvii Stiioino Inis rinsed. ' weight chainpintt, tried footbiill
Bicycles become more
popular there Were only three o f f ic er * of beifers In lunging to Airs. M c C o r I Iuntil schools.
condition.
_ ,
A upruxiiiuiiel\ K7.PIMI von Gihnut once when Jlc was atluelied to Camp in France each year. There is now equal rank at a post. A “d ummy"
damages of $r>oi}.
Z.J
mick.
pjv JCnight & Mm Neill vs. Fauni .1 $ I'I,II(MI) was donated by 111,(11111 Upton ns a Imx'mg in*t ruetor dm one bicycle for every
anil
thereby
seven in band Was devised,
Mrs.
Met'iii'inii k's
farm
lut* | Mr. McLendon o f St. Augustine
Sanford,
Fla.,
Orl.
Lsllbsi'T'ibel *. Tie* Ill'll r, will Tie! 'eg the war and here's what they habitants, "wheels" being about grew bridge.
f j\ Choice, d am ages . .f $.5(111,
Leoz brought the iiuiii\ •.i i!"i-,
A delegntiim
peat several days pi I'huliiota this
1 allied K o n o n o v K, Doha •,-i.’..r j ay happened:
j,
M^ttluKi-' LievnseH I .sued
as eompmq in F r a m e as aiilomi. game home with him in Inpl. He bus.................... mid educator* t'roi.i
■k.
j p - / Goorge N. Hnvicrc, age Bn, .....I Mat sinlui ra nl WieJiiiigtori, who
did not win^ Ins first championship •Switzi i land l evently iflHpeeleil the
Kddie Malum, .ill Aneoicap bind, hies are m the United Stater.
wall lender il t<> IT. udenl < >1 field stai when Harvard \va< drop
JfiA Alin E. Varney, age 17.
In Paris alone there are almi.o until 11 *1)!', Ion since has acquired plant a la r, raw milk containing i
I'be Ka I S< iTiinoli* Band played
I idge,
ping no gullies to early season op half a million. The latest figure lhe international bridge and whist UK- )"A a* 20 U bacteria per eubi
f e . .« ' ’ ---------------■it the Uinilimta Inn Sunday afterSimon cent ]meter is often produced an
ponents, induced Ixomunl to e n show B,7B.'l,.'l5-l bicycles in France, title* each twelve t i n e * .
noon.
AHll-KL-KIMM ON I SLAND
I gage in u mild .scrimmage during an increase of almost -HiOJUHl in and Sc hust er have
published
il where ..nidi a count rarely exceed W. S. PRICE.
book on hit: work.
tho formation of the camp el 'vep. twelve months.
1.91)9. C "itdied milk has a b a c
LA It IS. Del. IB, i /Pi Disnateh After one minute of plav, Heony,
71«W.
First SV.1
teri a 'omit nf less than HiJtO'i
I <’* received here SIIV Unit Mnl I d trying to gather
together
his
l Reginald Denny i* ermlited with per eiihi,- i entimeter.
? S T 0 N — Mnxey
Roseiiblooin
Take*
Her
Dogs
To
Link*
' Kvim, former Ril'fmii war lord who In eat h and other thing* that wore
*
; '! . N E W , ,
introducing archery to the Holly
(lya won on a foul from Tiger
LONDON: The average English wood movie colony, Denny’ij prow|lor many veals i nn 'ed on wa' liiie knocked out of him, halted proceeilI Mrs. E. D. Green has recently
I f l , middleweight ehmopinn
J against the Spanish and lyench in ing* to announce: "No more of society woman's love for her pet l •'** with the how and arrow in com
itlte not iinolvod. t
( accepted a postitlon with tho CeiI Morocco, has airivad in the Island (lint crazy game for me. I’m p(t dog is proverbial, but it is not oft mon talk about the studios and
A Complete IJ
t i y City. I,umber Company.
Y p r k —J o e Dundee, Haitien they take them into tiie realmof Reunion m the Indian Ocean darn fool."
tormntion
of
uu
arihcuy
eluh
ha*
Medicine;
(SShiheli1
won a (loelhioii river J wi i
of sport.
After Iii* Miirrender to the French
been proposed.
PlUburgh. 1». Lew Te ml hr
The
Pioneer
Boys
held
their
reg
Cjjirees
atid
Pine
________ _
_
Lady Derby, however, e. perhaps i
CHICAGO, Oct. 1
— T he ular meeting Monday evening At
I'he -ecreL of J ac k
iolphla, beat
Farmer Joe 1 n was ilrcrced that Klim sitmild
Slim key'*
lhe seal in exile to Reunion, which entry into pugilism is
Fram
ing
jewelry, ch-thing and nersoiml he the old Kchoolhouao building.
out
“ My an exception with two terriers of
)Bfr, Te r r o Haute. Indiana, Ul.
lies IK.ri miles east of the Island fir*t fig lit with glove*,
longings of Evelyn Nesiut, f o r m
Sheathing
Jjr; Dlvodi, Day llldgc, defeated
' he says, which she is particularly fond. An
of Madagascar.
wax against a negro. a fellow enthusiastic golfer, Lady Derby
er wife of Harry K. Thaw, were
Dundee, Baltimore, 0 .
Mrs. A. V. Sauvun and small
nttaihed mid the dancer’s wage* laughter of Ncwburyport, Mpa*.,
lust as lug as Will*, while I wua takes them to the course on a lead
f . a U j l ^ l T E R L O O , Iowa,
Young I luimtixoii.
Angeles,
’w I
|*7*V T "lwere under a garnishee order today i arrived Mon
Ibling, Atlanta, won a technical technical l.imekout over won on a I I" the Navy. He tried to ,s\\it»i» u and when wielding the clubs hands
arc located at
WASHINGTON, Oct.
Hilly Ail plate of ice cream from a little the dogs over to the caddie. The
to Sidislv a claim yf $350 for pro- the
Roe
Afli
_ . „ r cltout over Lou Bollinger, Wute Koe AprJ
on Crystal
am*. New Orleans. 5.
|fellow in inv division."
j tarloo, 8 .
fchot made, the Lady again takes Tho treraendou* growth of Amer Teas io mi | services brought hy G. I.nke Avenue*
Ish.
t r. K*
SAN
Dl EGO— Young
Harry
ica’*
newest
IriduHtry—
radio—wan
tho dog* until it is necessary to
l»AtTERSON, N. J , —J a c k De V\ ill*, Sim Diego, negro, wel ter
M. Smith, a dvntiftt. Mis* Ncabit,
*■'
fdohHngt*
.•
made manlfent today hy statistics wh'o aUi m-' led to commit suicide
drive or putt.
S T K UK R IS C O N S U I T F D
fef< Jioboken, dofeiGed J ac k weight, outpointed Johnny Clinton 1
L. 0. Uchout wti* an interested Lath
published
hy
tho
Department
of
lit, Ctilengo, 1 0 ,
here last winter during an e n g age visitor i« Ijik e Mary Wednesday,
| n k w Y o r k , Oct.
i j - . ia>)—
New York, It).
, I lie World todays says
thnt HEADS TH REE PRO LEAGUES Commerce.
ment a s a cabaret entertainer, re in behalf of the Seminole County Briclr
MPA— Sammy Vogel, New
•
‘•AN FRANCISCO
J immy
In !1)25 the vnlue of nil radio turned two weeks ngo to nnoth
Beaches Hi owning and her mother
n e t outpointed Armando Slick
Joo F. Curr, pre*ident of the
vr ( hamlier of Commerce,
Lhne\
Moure, t ineiiiimti, negro middlehave consulted .Max D. Steucr, law National Professional Football Am nparatus. manufactured was $170,- dull. . B e l g i u m , 10.
i weight, fought a draw with J a c k
PhUt#r,
.'190,672,
fern
incronse
of
21fi.fi
)>er
lAyANNAID’-Bahe McCorgor- i Attoll, San I ’rmieisin, (!, Dallas yer, who defended ll arrv M., soctetion.-thF American Bankellmil
Mrs. Floyd Sjoblom recently re- White kock Ph
rent
over
tho
lSliid
production
worth
hiughcity,
arid
who
has
appeared
H
IL
L
'IS
ADOPTED
Lcligue,
nnd
the
Columhus
Aiuer
York, knocked out Bat Bateman, Kt. Pool, defeated Cn
<' ired word from Arkansas of the
54,000,470. The number of tube
rh, Bnvunnah, 2.
luiiuia Batiliin., Manila
f ea t h e r o ' counsel ip several noted divorce icon AflBociUtiou baseball eluh, nev typ« receiving set* manufactured
death of her brother,
William Nail» ; .
’ uses. Neither the lawyer nor his
JNGSTOWN, O., Tommy weight, 4.
BERLIN, O ct .lpi-yf/P)- The Price, mid her friends here sympa
turned d6wn a "thank you" job
increaiad
from
190,374
iu
1923
to
lopsultuat* would reveal the oil
'.Bin Francisco, am] Al Gorcompromise settlement till recom thize with her in this loss.
H O L L YW O OD — Doc Snell, Tnpensing tlm Hoheniollern family
iladelphiu, fought u draw, conm lightweight, won u dciialon tme of their conference, the paper
Jalate*.
fwor
it* estate* seized in, the state
p of man interested in nrofes-! S M T I ^ t b 28 994
D i? r l t d
over Jimmy McLurenin, Vancouv
Ned Lishcer, eight year old Ldltd
of I russia was adopted hy the
MOINEB, l o w * — G Unn La- er, 10.
1 Toot-bail organized a n a - l f f i l u
Mary
boy, Ib rccelving cohgratulAIt i* reported^
jCfeUt
Prussian
Djqt
this
afternoon,
there is n tl
Q yp WU
}Joni «« the windpr M the Color-
ROLLINS IS TO BE
REPRESENTED AT
NEXT S.I.I.A. MEET
« - r ^
MRS. M’CORMICK
HAS CONTROL OFij
. BIG DAIRY FARM
Alabama Team Is
Ready For Game
Wi t h Methodists
|„
Chuluota
NOTICBI
SANF0I
CASH EDMB|
Fight Results
Lake Mary
LUMBER U
Dancev’s Wages Are
Garnisheed in Chicago
itadio Industry Has
Shown Large Growth
Spdir c K i UoU,'a ip80'?22i?at.
(to Paciflolll
locked out
b»nUm$
-I
CJ^ynJ,
the flih refute
' '
iVkstuffi
*nd thi: num*
it±Ap
Jhllo wliicR
ft.;.
sir
batter to devote i
.a
jy •■s.'.^ a AT T ....
{m t
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*1* Building Contractors,
Lilly Herald
JA M E S H. COWAN—All kinds of)
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.'
Water and Boat Tonka. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street Tele
phone 11J,
,D . B A T E S
oh ilf*Advance
wilt be received
ad collector aent
i»r payment.
10c a Hne
8c a line
.......... 7c n line
on request,
rotes ore for
liter lions.
I>f nveruge length
line.
barge of 20c for
Eng is restricted to
iieution.
|is made The Sunri)] he responsible
ncorrect insertion,
for subsequent
L, office should bo
[hateIy in ease of
rKHTISERS
L|
representative
miliar with rates,
Lification wilt give
Information. And
kt.y will assist you
g,iii* want ad. to
15-Rnecm* at the Stores.
HOpGJNS & COWAN CO.. Auto
Rpcfinti* 4ml sheet metal works.
Plain arid1ornamental sheet metal
wor^. Tnl. 7JG-W.
2U7 French'
Aveti^e.
"PR EEN S
‘W E
25— Florists.
f ir e
SETS
o r it
W IN D O W S
unfurnished FOR SALE. Two choieo lots on
ortly.
'1 rvMul
.....................
latke shore* valued a t)
: I KJ2 W. 1 s t St .
$2,niio, will sell lor S I,5(8) for quick j
salf
Owner is leaving city arid
j FURNISHED apartment, private neuls the money. Terms. Cull at.
H A R D W A R E
27— Professional Services.
1 liUV, |>ny cash for
I ■_
SEMINOLE H UDSOlvCSSEX
}
',
Jo.I Oak AVC,
I'huna 41 )
_____ ________________ .__
.(.firm
l. d I. Itloek - u * ’ of ri. It. Mltctu IPs |
nf iini LeVy O m m , id p**r
Mini tlivr«nf rt ' fonl wl m I' ftrtI IJmik i
915
• pty aw
.......
loom |, Fcrnditiu Apts.
Phone 207.
t:
n)mi \vm
t
mh id
plut
i
, , '
nnri
ilass
,
jijj
I ’lerk *■f the Circuity
of S.-inlmile fonnty,
Ida.
My A. M. We e k s ,
fie nil ly I’lvrk,
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f ‘rliiinlfi, Fhi.
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that 1
It H t.nlereil tliut you. umt .ncti
Ul„ f )rB( , ll(btieattOi
v"i" ■'
'7
" ' d ’ t uf . ( j , m , i i c e . mid i,n . t o - wl t : t ha
hi pin in r f Hid in-r> in i n Oi-‘ fit mI (Ini 41f NnV4*ml*i>r, l!*2 fip 1 Khali]
lot
of Nil vf?rnht*F A It
tin*
■i IM•* fttrlfin it Ilillc I >:i > nf llttM Moil* Htnf m y v ni K Id *m i i nd final rtpOV
I’lwu C2 ) nieces uf warehouse profi77— Houses for Rent.
] nrt v close in, priced right.
We
------— — - —------------- lul:*\e this is as good ns cun he!
FOR RE NT . 5 loom house. Phone had m the cits1.
2512.
!
J ji it ', ", ,' 1 ' ' " " ' I
i x ld ll on
------.
—
------i
lot., ; i/,
— Unices UIIU Desk Room
v.
f »ur
* ;» f r,
[
f ' l i . r i Ut , Fin lo t Moffl'J
> <. ri I’hi nf Si-mlnnlt*
lopt'UM-r A (III mil' )k.4If of iftl #4
! j-itn'i'i
lnknlwliu!
mi
tin* wt.i»< I
| Mfti.i** nf I ho nlMtv*- «l* Mr* Niuil pr opN
rmiueut.
a -i’t i ? a r ' T i i ' p
.
'
,
|*’ room house, close in, on corner
A TR ACT iv E ronn-s to re nt for
Avl.nm, f„,
$, 120 0.0 0
stores or offices at Park Ave..
and Commercial s t re et .
W. M . l ^ ' k ’" “Terms
“
can be arranged. ,M
Young, Owner, 208 Park Avc.
I
loom in modern private home.
It *. |MUt> tiG nf ItMt. piihlitr it-iiiitls
■>f Oi.tiiHf ('mini}. f?U-ild.'k. tint n%
l*«r plat
it....... -I In Pint
It'oik l, pnkf*f .* <*f iht* I'mInHi’ rue*
PALM IlNAf .1 COUNT?
The
scene of stupenihms develop.runt. Read * limit it in the Putin
llench Post. Sample 'copy sent on
F’or adults
t l i e f e e s i m p l e 11(1.■ t o In
i III I lie coinplulnnni, »«IH W.nmrun
1 t*> itn
fi.llnwIliK dencrilM-.l t . ■ I
! ■■slat., nlmute. lying ami IikIuk in
_ _, M. nilmil*. ( ‘ounty. Florida. to-wit.
,
7r>— 1Business d aces fur Rent I
board.
1X20
Pari.
E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T WA V E S, ROOM and
Avenue.
tio kinks, one price, personal a t
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
BOARD and well furnished bed
Phone 249-.I.
11 1l i .ii, Ciiuil.
( ouii. pm
mil),i $ixim.no if
|N'lu.ie*
DOUCE
bro th ers
■J ■I I•I+• I ’ mIni'I. II’ i I*' O lloi -fpn
pi’ll i»tid i i i i K c n p p l l r a t l o n t o I l i a O g
!■ .f* D• U ill III
I’ |j 1 I • i ;im, l ill1*I VMl, t> . hulk. o i»f S c m l m t l . * t ' o u u i y .
II Is h u l l u E
i>i«1 i ■-41 lti.it MiM I’ f f h ’t* In t lii* I*f j u r t H m m n . H a o f o r
•i*•111 i Ho pu li IJ slit 1 1hi f hr Huitfitnl
(o Lr» tliscluu phcI ^
‘ I- i.itfl, ■*f Siilifiirit, I* l* r nl;t. D iitwh j in In h r r ni r l x o f t h e cNl i i tq o f J o
j p i p i r It oklrm kicti.-nil >i i c u ) i 11 mit In l"T lllrli i, (iloce-aMcrl}
’
I
I
■
Dealers
S E L L GOOD USKD C A R S
«r: fcti
I Hii nt
*
PJ25
12*2 I
Dodge Coupe
I lodge Special A Sedan
I'.^m
TotlMtytf
linil^p 1'hiidI I rurk
tir.iliam
four
i’‘ l<ifi tl n, iifii'** p i i t Ii i
n •its.o n 1 1\ o
,
v\ri'M:sM
Thi s 1 ho
V'LNi.
t m i -: m a n i »
a \M
I S I I A I . n f \* K, ft H*n it I JiMM, <*1i ■i I; o f I t i e !
m i l i ' t i i n l cf S r n n i h . l i I ' l i i ml ) ,
*1 lill, ill lilt* I ' Hi II II..11M1 111 Hit Ii
<1 in Somlni il " $” »•$1111 > 4 l*'lnriil.i,
i ’oiifip^
WKi'A
'tt' I i d m i y ,
for
24th d.iv of MeplenlbQV
m::
: Mvi: v M Midi
A d i n l i o s l n i t r i x , o f UfSJtS
.■sl.tle
I I'
'*f .III HI) B.
(il.i-innf.l).
•
li
J I ~ 'fn T i u t ‘k
Diivev W i n s t m , ----------------------- ---- -------------------------- / " I d 'his week.
m ii .i .kk u, rim irs. 1im\
O F F I C E KOH u r . N T — lii Mei srh!
Bldg
A[iply A. P Coiinr"y A
ROOMS, with or without
meal., l Suns, Magnolia and 2nd.
eff e ct i ve .
E l m \ve Drill I'll
■i I .
' " I t 1 . 01 ( III R E \1 TV C O . ,
( III ROPIt At'TIC adjustments.
A i Reasonable rales. Lincoln Hot, I
iXT NOTICE
T
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l
,
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l
il
t
Na
t
i
:
k
.
B
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d
g
.
SBA — Retil K s ta te D ire c to ry
natural method for natural pen - 1
..
, ,,
I should g>ve their
pie. Investigate. Phone 1X2 .1 f o r i ” " — " <>,,ms >> i t h o u l Hoar d
P HONE 2
(office address as
S A N F O R D . FT A.
appointment.
Dr.
W.
K.
Mac j
I I I G G I N S - S M m i WIGHT, INC. j
I pIn.nr oomber if
Real Estate and
|>.. . ,
1st Nal'l Bank Bldg.
\F U R N I S H E D mm lei'll I..... I roillll,
Lulls. About one Dm,gall,
ESTATE
IN SURANCE
,
' ‘
—~ ------ | lirivnte home, kill lien privilege'
INSURANCE BROKERS
|ii thousand has a
WAN T E D. Tile Vogue Awning
deiiied. Adults only. I I" 0 Pint, *
the others can’t
I
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
Rhop is now making Swunfeldl Ave.
I 1 GOOD Used t ars ■or S a l e
with you unless
"THE
LOT
KING"
Awnings.
These
tire
new
in
color
Dodge Sedan; IT sex Coach; L in
|ur address,
AVe have a plentiful
2
(
1(1
First
National
Hank
Bldg.
FtViii h. d h.-.li none .
and design. Call IX(I2, Orlando, or FOR R ENT
coln Touring; Moon Sedan; Nash
dandy
I<
>
1
,
j
int
o
f
f
Poplar
nuance M l'ST he
Close ill. 205 East loth St.
write II. T. HuUtmin, 12,1 S. Dry
Coach; Cadillac Roadster; Cadillac
Hupply uf metal UUib
.. and 2 nd, will
at Tlie Sanford
an St.
T H R A S H E R «t G A R N E R
'
....................................
. n u l n e iBox
o , Phalmi; Ca.lilim Touring; Chamllcr
W. L. Harvey,
sale.
tr hy Id ter. Teler
\
ONE or two h u g ” unfurmdird
in uur warehouses for
Real Estat e and F'ire Insuranco
Touring:
F'ord Sedan; Oakland
Iniianres are not
•rooms.
tdo.ni) per month each. ___ »>• Park Ave.. Sanford
Tinning; o . . t l m i . l Sedan; Hud
•12— Help W anted— Fem ale
Immediate d e l i v e r y .
! Apply 117 Popular \ ve , aft er
ill)
Ipmolule. San ■
B n -mi; ’.:a■11 ,
j ;v;
S E E R. C. T I SD A L E Tor good buys! ‘ ^ 1 D()|,LARS ( ASM and ten
I o'clock. W. L. II :i v\<*y.
I
I
,
E.
:!nd
St
lord
l
addl.e
Come
in
and
place
your
in
Real
Estate.
22(1
Meisch
Bui
ld-'
.
"
"
"
’"
'
h
will
huv
beauli
Ef
ficient
WORK
at
home.
$ti
si
do/en
unik
him;
I®
I fid hmlding lot located on asphalt Plume mi .
iu" ■-( n f , . Experience imiieces BED ROOM with twin beds and jug,
I
order
today.
_
______
____________
■
s'reet
m
Sanlord.
A
tew
pennies
'
M
Kur.v.
o canvasing. I'artieulars j two large cheads. Mil West 1st.
i n o i. \ n : i d c l \s s i f \
I McCAl . L A F OX , (teal estate j n. |r ' i ' <' l every day will me. t t lie pay [
for stamp.
Lirmit Service Ini,
vestments.
Best
buys
are
among
i
,
m',lt
"
"
'
i
I’ventuallv
give
von
•
...
Ihl Lynn, Mass.
I Al P i E condo 11a Iue liont loom,
F ot i na .
our listings. Phone 7-12
|owin r-dnp of a valuable piece o' FOR . \l I
\ ;i|uoxtm tlclv
,
(2nd fhmrl with iioich, nicely
.properly,
I shall lie g| id to
mdlnm fe. I long h if nice of
LADIFiS
10 ismts an hour. D i : furni.dicd (2 beds), •n.lioina hath
|rge e'ive'.ne Na
vil
U
'.infed
T
o
1fi.nl
I.V'"i
if
v.m
would
like
to
have
in
■
virgin
link,
Railroad
thnuigh
tribute samples every home and room. Instantaneous hot water all
papers.
Between
do si. Drop a , aid to me c u e o f ' property. Pi lie X.i.Uil per thousand
^ 'I
"I
five.
Send
addressed
stamped
times.
N
ice
neighborhood.
Model’
('idles office.
70.5
Pox too. 'The Sanford Herald.
iPad. Address W. H. Stone, P. O
■' v' lope.
Denison, Iteckel Bldg., life. I l l FI. Sib St. near Magnolia. W A N T E D TO REN T. I hi furnish
— -—
------------ j Box 127, Sanford.
j-FI. 251, Dayton, Ohio.
ed u|iartmenl or house, 2 to 5 > * - - iu*aI I n s t a t e f o r F x c h a n R f
U 11,1, T A K E P OS I TI ON with good
ISun ions — Ite- W A N T E D — Position as cook or 09— Rooms for Housekeeping rooms. Address N. 15. ('., lull Film
A ve.
concern where opportunity good,
W
AN
TE
D
T(>
T
R
AD
E
.
Welt
nurse. Clara
Hammock,
lOlti FOR
It E NT . - Furnished r o o m s . ; i i /. ttlm,
salary id one hundred ami seven
. .
.
.
In.
aled
building
lots
for
house.
Refer- UOUSF, wanted, what have v.m for
ly five dollars per month, STF*NOGentlemen
preferred.
TRIM CO
sale or r e n t ? Box 1, 1(1, Sanford. Lots are priced below value. House B O O K K E E P E R
AND A- i
OF
eucos I'equired. HUT Magnolia.
must lie reasonably priced, also.
[nr, not the owner." !
Help Wanted— Male
for estimatei.
Will assume payments on house. , F
. ' P' E MAN, best referenees, work
ROOMS for light housekeeping j ^
Business Property
If vmi are interested in w o r k i n g ! 111^
N years h u ge eoiporaIll AD FORD
I ----------It. R. o f --------------- I B O O K K E E P E R
Young man 1 f u n n s h e d . w i t h ' o r w i t l u i u t g i i r - , —— —- — - -Ollt some kind of a trade let me '.I""
” !’'v W’’J'
YULGANTAING thi rt y four years of age, four 1<*««■ ‘»18 Laure! Ave,
F O R SALK. Best paying hum- know what you have and perhaps I J.'1'" *11.
Ag,> . 11, have always
we can get t ogether on a deal tha, ' l|v,’d 1,1
a. and l a
t an conic f *( ■ * ■ • > • ( a Ii B ■■ Bt ■ DUSDHBHaHHIH ■■■■■■■■■■■nHSM Bl
S i t WKLSl l
Uooi: vviirs uxpt'iTonro, iitiukkoopiu^
“
7
' “
,
1.
1,1 *s <inin<Ht* 11 »mil \.
[ill
furmslu'il
lumsi'koopiiur i^ft? slul ion, rorfry idorot 11ml siulo will he mutually beneficial.
Ad - M" H,''‘ V" 11 11 von have an olfer ■
inskua Tt lends"
land m'eounling, one year ofiirr
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rooms and sereen |ioreh. Priv mobile aeeessories.
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H.'t— Farms and Land Fur Sale so —Wanted -iie.'il L s l n l e
Ill s T O R E
P r o - ' Can furnish bond.
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i ni M 2 , ix i ii \ x i t : u i .
i furnished,
rtielleil porch, pin
FOR S A L E or ex' luingc :! I. \ \ C H E AI ’ 1 room Louse wanted
er.
y - 'iir p l i o u e .
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ale hath, upstairs, gas. elc. tru ly,
acres with house, West Sanford,
It l l l l l V 1; t i . o i M
lull
for $2,500. Our prospect, has
for house and lot in town. Apply $ lUO cash. Closer in llw bettor.
j W A N T E D — Position hy ex pertone- i
l''leplioiie, High St. Is'
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j ed bookkeeper ami stenographer. ' * ween F.lm and Fiera h Ave. ’hone F’. II. McGregor at San J u a n gar , Seni g gs- Se og gai i Realty Co. Phone
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F’ and M. Motor Co.,
High Sehuol.
.1 rooms, firejiace,
It n i l
.sidewalks, build- tion. Now employed. Best of ref- j —
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a m i It t i n 111, flllM r n nix in .w i
Park and Commercial
huit-in,
tuh,
medic
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cabinet,
gas
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nation boxes, J . R , , crenees ,_furnished. Address X. p. M A R K A I A R 1 M E N L S F urmshii Mil tiH n M 11*1
i.
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(), Box 777, Sanford, F’lorida.
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; Ave.---Electrical
refri gerati on, — J walk find paving all
paid
' foe.
( HAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO u i ■41■ i lli«* * a i i l ,|nsi'!*h M A i t to 11* ml m
Mui'lihv st,eel kitchen, etc. l'tionr $ 1 5 0 ( 1 . 0 0 i i ' l l
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CLEANING co. j 19— Money to Loan
III W. 1st St.
Phone Hh2 u li t , J a m * h K M li t ! h I \ a ml
terms.
Impiite at 22 W. High
I HIX-,1.
r. Re pa i r i ng
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------------- ; land or telephone it)!' W.
a ini if (|«gi vla l hull anlxiiMun In a in
If 4(15 for prompt L O A N S — Money available at 7 per.
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.
J E W E T T AND P A G E
one film !
11. ■\ 1‘u . s , It'Ud l i n in u f a i i l ' i N a m i
cent. Close in property. A. P. ,
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ished apartment, one room f o r 1 F OR (JUH Iv SALF. 5 room hung
- Connelly A Sons.
m a l at i I'usl M i r . a m 11 n r u m l . c ih<
Snnford I '('filer
two
gentlemen.
220
Oak
Ave,
Also
alow,
all
modern
conveiucnrrs
|BARIIER SHOP
h I ■ M i l In II a ml
Phone CM7 aa it l .1 a mi i M
one g arage iipailment in the conn - 1 for $5,5(10. $1ll(H) cash am! $5H.ttn 208 W. 1st. St.
11 * In H. Ills wi l e . .1 l:
loliii Avenue,
5(5— Fuel and Food
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s n im i lin e s k i i u M II as .1
try. No children. Call 2211.
I per month, including interest. But
irhcrs Special atl i t * l i l t M •>s U i nut) 11 . a ml
11UPK-—M
ARM
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-----— j you must act ipiiek. W. L. l i ar
J i IMN Iv i l l « lit Il ls U l i e , I I i i l i v r DThl If
Jlndiex and children. F'UR SALF!, Stove and fireplace
Sanford Automobile Co.
F I V E room house and garage. Also) vey, Box 252.
ih it'l, l I n i i l i n k m * vv 11 In-H's, t l e v n * t k
wood. Phone 2512. M. M. Lord.
20(1
Magnolia
Ave,
Phone
127
|
lm aM ' a «m u r a h M * n mu a l l m I I h - i
2 room furnished modern apart
TEAM PRKSSERY
I »♦ i . ' •i *,s 11 ■i a i f i a * a i11a 1111 h u , a n > I n
X20-W.
22111)
Mellon-j
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.
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houses,
stoic
ment
,
I
’hone
pressing, tailoring,
; :• r* M h G . n a j l i **i
am i* i l i e
sa iil
NASH
58— Household Goods
I and furniture.
Lid XI x 2P1
ville.
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[to Avenue,
Phone
Reads
Die
world
in
motor
car
value.
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------— , I,caving city. Pr b e $1,5011. Term
,
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S M I T H M<>TOKS CO
F’OR S A L E .
Household furniture. NI CE Three room apart ment wit h |West First St. Chancellor Filling
; I ' a l f m r a m i A lit c W , M a l n n i , I hm
Apply 1517 Magmilia Ave.
private hath.
Seminole Hotel, i Station.
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a i f r , a n d a l l m I h* r fiurwHiiM l a i n u ij ni
■INS. Haberdasher
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Located
Typewri te r
and F t l l l R E N T - Apartment, also I S P A N I S H B U N G A L O W
want to >4*11 your nsoil t ars, ml - . <t <- , n.,
’ list Street.
furnished rooms, at reasonable ! in good residential esetion, close \ertise ilnily on the dnssifled tinge I
table fur sale, very reasonable,
i 1■mi. mum
Apply 200 Pork Ave.
|
j in on paved street. Partly furnish
practically now, used two months. rates.
i
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ui <'
i*i l u . i r r i ' i u v
House
No. 212. Se e J . II. Ramsey, B a u — — ■—— -------------------------------------- ed, huge yard fenced in.
(OLE P R I N T E R Y
1ISFM) C A R E X C I I A N G F l
r m : s t v i ' i ; ..)•• i i .o m i h a t o m , i ,
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2
mom
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consists
of
living
room,
dining
man
Bros.,
Feed
Store,
N.
Maple
CAMERAS
'JOHNEll PARK
\ NIJ S E C O N D
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xuiK h
i
l u r i : n i i a x ’I'ii . . ; c i : i :t i m : s
g a r a ge apartment.
IVe
Gee room, kitchen, two bed rooms ami
Ave.
SUPPLIES
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Manager
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Paint St .re,
hath room complete with shower.
W. N. Luinlev, Prop,
I \ v his vt II * i! ;ih \ . ji fill I f timid
Double gficige. Owner has purclifiF’OR S A L E C H E A P . Sewi ng m a
' i|n ii ii n h ii •i st a i n ' l l * i I f s i hi ■» j , |■ a
K E N T VHI.CA vi.
G
W O R K S . 1 l e i ' , mi i: T i u i l f i ' d . lid a l l ii| 11 1 •i in a
chine, good condition,
('all fit N I C E
.i.medicd
housekeeping ed huger home and will sell tIii
fuMlH IKl VIBP III H llllllBR Hilt 1141*-r1021 Film Ave.
»pitrU*e">ls.
'Two rooms each, j house at a sacrifice. Te r ms : $L5oo I I OOI l A N D (it O P S E A R T H U
l f ( Sv J j , I i 1 1 f i * r i i , Hi
I'
f l l i l <Mi M. h mp i i i n l i i M y ‘ t n , . I m h i ^ I i
>RU(, C O M P A N Y
Txvo heo'i, i : i one apartment, $7.01); cash and the Imlunce in easy
lif\ull S t or e"
DistrilmSir
Ch
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.Her
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"wil... n uiiv.-, <m,i ir
Two
or
more
children
[
and
$8.
0)
week.
212
E.
5th
SI.
unoiithly
payments.
Price
$7500.
WANTED.
C o i l l i m rt i a l
Av«'i.UU
f *\* ; n l . M a il t m l i i i i t t i t l i o / r n . i I c y I ni m^
v'ialty of our prompt
Address Box 421 care Th« Sanford
to cure for through the day. Mrs.
i
.i i " < "i
k i i n i i vD . U i d
all o lliP i
criptioiiH and o u k k J . A.
Cunningham,
i Ith
and F'OR R E N T , F'nrnished two room Herald.
liii v I ii k *»r cl.ilminn a ny In
•lively
i"i*“d thi'imh ni nin1«+r i|ihim,
downstairs apartment. I'onvenI,, MI|.Ti.UI nii.l
■ <
- Hot Randw 1c h . . [ Mvrtl c Avt>’__________________
icures. 12HI E. Third St.
Adults N E W B U NG AL O W . — Five rooms, B E S U R E find <.r 'he new custom .IM llllfH
i l . - I l l ' l l , III'' « ) ( . I! . I I . X-. ■. (Ill I II
high elevation. Price $ii25l). Very i built Stlldeti.il>> i _____ ___________ (51— M i s c e l l u n t ' o u H .
only.
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S A N J GAN GARAGE
— ---------- -—------- — I easy terms.
Bart Nason,
Nal'l
I- i 1. 1 .-I'.i " i c. i m o i .-i s n o i l n i l n i l i . - r
SEN BERRY PRINT!
p.-i'M.Ms I i .- v I iil ;- h i H n h p l i o : u i l \ In
Furnished a par t men t • Bank Bldg. Phone 249.
FOR SAI.E
'FOR RENT.
t o i l . x i i l i i i i u a l ) n r u n i l i - i ' * y i u - m ; .1 h
b'-i-fg,
. Engravi ng, j
Apply 1000 Oak A v e . -------—
I
l . i i l i h o .u n . h u m .-I I lu es l i i i i n i i i a s .1
One
c
a
r
icing
platform.
In
this
land
rooms,
'■<* us first. We do ,
PALMETTO
AVENUE
IiUNGA
I B n l v IIi -mIi Iiihuii m i l l
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-W. R, ft. Avenue- plhtfortq several thousand feet nf
M u s k I ns iiti. tils w i f e . I f a l i v e , u i u l
LOW.— Now rented f or $25 per
212 Magnolia nve.
rL'ft
good lumber. Se e Clyde A. Byrd, I’’OR R E N T . -F’nrnished room for
I f il i- .n l. I In * I r l i n k I I .iw II >ll»ll H. l ie month,
can
he
bought
f
or
$4,000
on
light housekeeping. 1020 Laurel
Plume 207
) v In.-, s. Ii- u n li 'i -i. o r u r u n i e e i t n i n l a l l
Manager Florida Power & Light
terms of $500 cash and thu balance
I . . t i n i ( u 'I' m i i i i h h a v i n g n r c l u ' l i n i n g
Ave.
Co.
------------------------------- — . . .
- ■■■> /
. - i. monthly. During winter s e a s o n -------------------*
—-------- ;— ' :•iiX IiiI.-ii -iiI t l i i ' u n a l l nr ili'ulec I l i u m ,
N X - SMITH
l m e r m ill A l l e n \V , I'nlnu-J*
house rents f or $15 monthly.l LINCOLN — F O R D - FDUDSON I' Il' I l. s W i fIe’u
J Uontractor
,
llllll
all
oilier
pl-l'HUII$25 bicycle, good coiqlitiou, price FOR RENT __ 2 room apt., un- this
Owner
needs
money
und
will
sucri-j
Edward
Higgins,
Ine.
furnished.
Adults
only.
211
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ut i l : n e w II . h a v i n g
nr
* First Street
$12.50.
Cull
700 Mellonvillo
fice. Box 150 earo Tho Herald.
I Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 221 j i ' l u i m l h g a n y I n l e r . - M I n a n d "Jrh t h a
Cull 254-W.
hone 44X
S. J . NIX
At torney and Counsellor at Law
2 0 0 Foist First Street.
Apt.
Two
bnfch, hot ami cold water.
|West F’irst.
(>7— Rooms With Hoard.
•Inquire
REM .
apartments.
i
WANTE D TO BUY
CLEAN COTTON RAGS
AT H E R AL D O F F I C E
'
I'Olt
h(i— Wan (oil— to Huy.
pianos. Address ito x 'S " '
’STEW ART THE FLO RIST"
F’lowers f or nil occasion*.
McLANDER ARCADE
Phone 781.
lii reluitfier ilencrlhptl Inml*.
thle tin. Int day of Orlol
V•<ti noil i-u.-li of you fire lirrchy U*M.
,
I,
tmlin.ll Ihm lilts Is U null to (|ul*>t
(SFAt.)
i h nil., unit to remove Hou.ln ami
90— Automobiles For Sale
FOR RENT to Adults —Furnished FOR SA LE— Four lots, Woodruff's
DODCiE
apartment of three rooms. AH Subdivision, close in. Chrup. Wv L.| Pleasure cats and Grnham Trucks
conveniences, HU Magnolia Ave. iLaxitt. Sanford and Geneva Avo.
1 Elm and LtLfi St'.
Phone 2
!
W .i,
<v— Iails For Sale
I FOR RENT.— Furnished apart* TWO large lots facing east on'
merit, downstairs. Three rooms.
Shaft,rd Ave., will sell at bar- |
Private hath, garage. Apply 8DJ g un . Easy terms, W.
b HnrElm Ave.
vey, It,ix 252.
AN HI RON'S
* * T i B
1'AI NTKK— DECORATORA. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Avc.
PHONE 202
Furniture Refiuished
71-^partm eols For Rent
I0.T
Bldg., 1 1111 St nod Sanford Ave.
H. B. McCALL, JR.
R 4
110 North Laurel Ave.
Phone 763
A ttention,
Carpenters
and Painters!
W e have a
nice stock of
high grade
spruce ladders
wjj;h hard
wood rungs
ISoth Extension and Straight Ladders
Avenue.
tty GEORGE McMANUS
NO. UP FATHER
A H ,H U M ! MAGGIE
SAID l COULD GO OUT
and DIMTV% V$A<T(J* '
FOQ Me, BUT t DONTT , .
TH IS IS THE
lO N LV MODEL
|WE. HAD LEFT,
ITS # 1 6 0 .
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M U CH . W A IT T IL L
1 T R Y IT O N .
OH, I T L OO K S
U ea u tifo l
o n . vou?
Straight Ladders 10 to 20 Feet
Extension Ladders 20 to 40 Feet
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GUNS
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HurricaneVictinjsIn
Small Boat Rescued;
Landed In France
SA N FO R D . FLORU
ANOTHER GIRL Marine
ENTERS SCENE
OFKLANQUERY
WITNESS HINTS
T h a t H is M en
Miami B raw l* OF SURPRISE IN
A M E S TRIAL
f l e e r D e n ie d
HAVRE, France, Oct. 18.—
An eight day battle in a dis
abled motor boat with the tail
end of the Florida hurricane
WASHINGTON, Oct£ 18.— (/Pi— ' over or without lenve, There was
ended in alm ost miraculous r e s
arts that m» sickness.”
Denial of published
cue for three Americans, who
Murines on relief dut 1in Miami,
The report is accompanied byw cia taken from their tiny ernft
Florida, immediately a
leters of thanks for the service*
a few moments before it sank in
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iangster Is the raging seas.
rendered by the Murines from the DefetiHe’H E x h ib it O f H air Jn
A sked T oC om eB eforcG rnnd waa made today by
Miami postm aster und from other
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The three, William Snndhorg,
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upon its urrivql from Key W est in
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im W arfare arrived here today on the United
NEW YORK. Oct. IR.—</P)—
tim e,'participate in brawls or to n -: port that a group of <!(> men was Star Prosecution
States Sitinping Hoard steam er
A ctivities Renewed In trovnrsies
In the courste of an interview
with any person,” the I located at Allison Islund, north of
Mer.nticut, which picked them
Hoosier State Fray report sAid. "There* whs no in Miami Bench, and resisting with .W itness Is Promised grunted to newspaper repre
up a f te r they hud given up
sentatives toilay. Queen Marie
______
m
toxication on the pnrt of the Ma arms attem pts to interfere looting.
their last hope and were pre
she would visit Palm
pared for death.
Ex-Grand Dragon’s Attorney rines; no offenses wero committed -The Marines went to the islanU, D e fe n s e A tto r n e y s Kail T o ; stated
Bench.
Sho stayed a t the win
by
them.
No
shots
were
firedby
found
fifty
refugees
of
Ijie
storm
The hurricane hit the launch
Expected To He Recalled To Mnrines and they were not fired on n dredge but found no evidence
(fom en t On S tory O f H u ge
dow of her cabin Hoverul minutes
without a moment’s warning as
it A
Bribe T o A c tin g K idn appers
Stand Some Time ThisWeek upon by any person. Tho Marines of looting nor any arm s' and oil
aboard the Mucum,
lys He Does the itoat was chugging down the
"My!
You
look
wet."
Hhe
said
i
were
never
asisgned
to
the
task
their
return
to
Miami
reported
tho
Florida coast. The men were
LOS ANG ELES, Oct. 1 8 - (A‘t . to the reporters, “ I wish l could
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Get, 18. ' of conscripting labor* for r-eepn- rumors of looting u n fu n d e d .
te To F ight, forced to head to sea to avoid* —(/P).
ask you In but there ure so
Papers and documents ob structlon work. They did not, a t
<'upturn l.lovd’s tv port
was — Hair, by means of which a t
being 8want|K*d under
the
Page N ew s monster waves th at time and tained from a safety deposit box any time, try to conscript labor transmitted bv Captain It. W. M o torneys for Aimcc Semple Me-1 many of vim, a r e n ’t th e re ? "
Sin* stayed a t the window
in a local liank wore iaiii before the for any kind of work. They were Noilly, cntumniKiurit of the Seventh Pherson had hoped to identify the
again smashed over the deck of
Oct. IS— (A.) th«*ir craft ami buried the bow Marion i minty jail here today by not placed as gu rtis over con Naval Distriit, Key West, with the mysterious "Miss " in her e a s e ,• several minutes, answering with
NEW YORK, Oct. 1
Mailing good nature questions
Mildred Meade, 2.‘l year old ennfid scripted laborers. S'o Marines were statem ent that the detachm ont muy have come from a horse’s
m a n c o n n e c t e d ; under tons »f water.
tiling
up
a
t
her.
urrested,
none
were
injured.
There
(A.
P .) — Q u e en Marie,
tail,
instead
of
a
woman's
head.
ante,
of
l».
Stephenson,
former
“deserves
the
highest
praise”
for
For five days they managed
’» illic it liq u o r |
"A re von going to visit t ’allIndiana Ku Klux Klon grand were no desertions; no absence its work at Miami.
This was intimated today as a
Koumanio,
was
whisV
to keep tile how of I lie launch
fo iio a ? " Tin- Queen wus asked
ii “ ta k e n l o r 1 In the sea; then the engine b e dragon.
“surprise."
It was promised by
through
the
city
so
quit
on the Macoin.
Miss Meade is regarded by in
the prosecution with resumption
new n o tc h h a s
came disabled, and the only re
today,
that
New
Yorkers,
“
Most
certainly,"
she
answ
e
r
vestigntnrs
of
the
charges
of
eonin municipal court of the ev a nge
liance left, to them was a jury
on th e p is to l o f
ed, "and I'alm llencli too. 1 am
a whole were hardly
i spiracy by Stephenson and state
list's criminal conspiracy bearing
sail, rigged out of a blanket.
I officials as a "k e y ” witness and it
of
her passing. She qt
a f te r an over Sunday recess.
| going to see as much of your
is believed tier information will
The "surprise” was
promised j wonderful country as 1 can,”
m o m en t p o lic e
iiHhnre
with her p a r ty ’t i .
She
whs
then
usked
whether
have an im portant bearing on
specifically by Mrs. Lorraine Wiseup a ill q u e s Battery
shortly b efore n
she would visit Muryhil), the
allegations made bv Thomas II.
ninn-Siulnff, co-defendant of Mrs.
home of Samuel Hill, ruilroAd
sters in c o n n e c on
her
way
in a special trafcq>*t
Adams, publisher of the Vincen
McPherson, s t a r witness for tile! limn, iu tin* suburbs of Seattle,
Washington, ceremonies at' '
nes Commercial, ami other mem
K'cnl slayin g of
s ta te mid confessed ;(rtq>ctt*utur I Washington.
hall having occupied the
bers of the Indiana Kepuhlieiin edi
I lender of the city's
of the. "Miss X” hoax.
"Yen, Indeed," she replied. "1
She stepped on to soil at-;
torial Association.
bootleg bund, the*
Mrs. V'irla Kimball, lOukland
am bringing a lot of Kunmninn
Battery today in a drizzling |
Shortly a fte r Mis* Meade up- Bond. Sold T o Labor B a n k By Mills And Smith Continue To
[identified ns John
Mi.HNiiu' Salesman Believed
Hurl Charges And Lutter Is seam stress and twin sister of Mrs. art with me and I nni going to which dampened everytl ‘ * L
poured before the grand jury *In*
vely uniinpftrlnnt
Wisqinun, wus sumoned as today’s* inaugurate the very Drat room. spirits of the sm iling \
wmil witli William II. Reiny, |ir<>--ctIky” business was
By i'oiice . Be Kart Of
Ignoring Corruption Stories fjrst willl„KHhy
llofptlK4, |() t,.„ , Mr. Hill is an nhi friend of
euting attorney, (u an Indiumiiiolis
tne cheering thousands who evotnl*^
itersection oof two
Hidden Loot of Embezzler
r
or
State
(.ontrol
Of
Rower
I
under
oath
whether
she signed an | ours."
bank, procured papers troin a saleth* great square for a glim pse'##^
(mis in F ra n k lin
affidavit
at
Salinns
last
August
u
I’lincess lleimnu and t'rinec
Russian Communist Chieftain tv deposit box and leturued In t i c
the first Queen to visit AmeriM f
I’ITTSWl .{(III, ()ct. 18.—(/I*)—
NEW Y pttK , Oct. 18.- ( / P ) — which she adm itted being the \v»- j Nicholas, both blue eyed und
seven years.
And Kollo w ersSurrenderlin- grand jury chamber.
nuthorities were
I'he liberty bunds for which the The chief candidates in the New man who spent some time at Car- j brown haired like their mother,
In her first message voiced
])nno was a victim
conditionally When Threats
brotherhood Savings and T rust York Htnte «fection set out on i; met in a eottage with Kenneth
stood smilingly by us tlm Queen
IND
IANAPOLIS,
Ind.,
Oct.
18.
American territory given to
pud, there was no
second
weok
rr.mpuign
today
b
e
Company
and
several
individuals
G. Ormiston, form er radio o pera answered questions. Occasion
Of Punishment Are Offered —</!*)— Mildred Meade, a 2d year
impernien and women aboard tXu
Inert his, slaying
paid $:i8ll,U00 to Chiirleft Knapp; ginning their tours in Buffalo.
tor at Angelus Temple, of which! ally Queen Marie would chuck
old
girl,
who
*is
alleged
to
be
S. S. leviath an this morning-* dt'4.
Inc gun slnying of
missing
bond
suic
.n.iw
ere
p
art
Mrs.
McPherson
is
pastor.
her duughter under the chin,
The gin g er th n t was Injected in
MOSCOW, Oct. 18 (A*l — I a*oii familiur with the personal affairs
Qimrantine, Hhe said:
and once, addressed, ca m e ra
I’rotzkV and his followers, rnm - of D. ('. Stephenson, has tieen sum of alleged hidden assets of John to tho campaign last week has not
The state contends the woman
“I love all Americans and
man, she pluyfully tapped her
hut hail the cus- posing the opposition to the cent rid moned to appear today before the A. Hell, former local bank head, r e been lessened judging
from the with Ormiston was Mrs. Mel'herWnrt you all to love me and take
of the g angster executive committee of the Com grund jury that is investigating cently convicted of embezzlement, preliminary blasts from the can son. The evangelist declares Bho
son upon his somewhat aquiline
roe to your heart.”
iken for a ride munist party, have unconditional charges that Indiunu politics be the Pittsburgh Gazette-Times to- didates yesterduy.
iioho anil remarked "isn't u cute
was kidnapped and held for ra n
At 11 o’chick the Mucom with Ike,
Rive bullet woundos ly capitulated in the face of a came tainted with corruption d ur dny declares police have been in
royal * party steamed away
Governor Smith, candidate for som and th a t she was never in little nose?"
formed
bv
Bennie
Diamond,
of
[m an automobile th re a t of political punishment.
Carmel.
ing Stephenson's reign as grund
quarantine and headed up th*;)
P ittsburgh. Bell was president of re-election on the Democratic tick
ly lost Itself in the |
towrd the battery.
et,
declared
his
opponent.
CungressMrs.
Wisemun
has
testified
th
a
t
icr..nr.n;n. „„„.i .. i "O'0 danger of the open w arfare dragon of the Ku Klux Klan.
Manhcim road, a ,n the party h||B
avt.rte<,f bllt
Miss Meade’s presence in the tho Carnegie T ru st Company, i
Ogden Mills, Kepuidicnn c a n sho wus hired und puid by Mrs,
Before her arrival, the
.
which
failed
a
year
ugo.J
I way.
•
granted an interview, possibly,
didate was untruthful In fivu dis McPherson und Mrs. Mlnnio Ken.
is feared tho ireace between tins op grand jury room has been desired
The bonds, part of alleged hid tinct wnys and was “ firing blank nedy. tho evangelist's mother, and
|ice wera informed, position and the majority will he for several days but authorities
only onu she will give, on boglxLl
sootlegging under r.nly temporary; th a t the expres failed to locate her until late yes den ussets valued n t 18,000,000 cartridges to add to the noiso his another defendant, to produce a
Leviathan.
were
being
sold
by
seven*'m
en,
in
When the pow- sion of regret by Trotzky and his terday when she was round at her
campaign.” Tho Governor pro “ MIrb X.”
There wero sumo 200 r t |
Mrs. Wiseman te s ti
Knapp and ^Diamond, posed to ignore tho milk scandal fied Bho produced as “ Miss X" a
Genna brothers followers for the denunciation of home. H er parents, Mr. and Mrs. cluding
huddled togethur in
')ano sank in im- the executive committee in realty. Charles Mcude, said she had l>een through u “ prominent .Attorney," dehute und argue for s tate control wqmun named RucMel W e ll s . |of
nn.HH In the forces outside the •
linnlly retired to a only amounts to an armistice.
*
.m issing since October 8. A u th o rs the newspaper asserts. Diamond, of hydro-electric power.
suite about a roped unclosi
Philadelphia, whoso whetreubouts
according to the Guzotte-TImeB.
|ie operated n cafe
Congressman
Mills
retorted are now unknown to her.
A husk foil suddenly and.)
, Kearly this month. Trotzky n..d j« ,“8 p,“ *"d . S " T * " $2’
whs releaseil^nfter questioning by th a t Governor Smith "wnst crawl
wus there, stunding graceful
gangsters, includ- his followers, including Knmeneff. I H!\J? m o te r' nl witness.
When Mrs. Wisemann nnd Mrs.
police.
ing into a beer keg to g e t away Kimball apenred last S aturday be S ix Y ear D ream R ealized F or side the ropes and sm iling |
hemer" Drucci. re- P iau k o f f . Zinovieff, Sokolniknfr J „ Th™ 'M H A' ? m8’
of
“ ■ Vincennes Commercial,
A countrywide search has been from the ra ttle of tho milk can,” fore Judge J , A. Bardin ut £>uli»M odern R u ler W h en S k y lin e newspapermen and wo,
to Weiss, were lini| Kvdokimov, l>egun in the n ,w n i“ “‘
n ih il h ,
instituted for Knapp, w h ' d i s a p arid lr» answ e r to a challenge fro m as, before whom thu wom an'pdslng
. _ .
t iwXiMtlMlUffMu*- f riwlr Wurture ugrom *-the W -o ii-l* ' J
n!
O f N e w jY ork C om edT oV iew ln ft*vJi>au
block’ fbr collar and cu ffs
In was picked up nt five committee. In fiery speeche. 1
!* .1 i n t "wecp.ng charges peared lust Friday a fte r h e ’ had his opponent, explained th a t he us "Miss X” made her qffidavit,
O f T hoae On Board T h eS h lp a gold turban topping, he* e
Istiiming in conpcc the committee was denounced he 1” f
™ r r U|»Uon. planned to received the $.'120,000 in p re p ay himself intends to vote “ w et” on
renew his activities today. Adams, ment for the bonds which he was tho s tate prohibition referendum he positively identified Mrs. Kim
bob, the Queen was in strfki
Weiss killing. All fore meetings of workrs
fori
ball as the woman who swore lust
ABOARD S. 8. LEVIATHAN, trust to the bedraggled
pledge of the North I "steam roller tactics,” "lack of I in a seiies of statem ents, had dc- to deliver a t nhput half price, lie but does not propose to advisu August th a t she wuss "Miss X.”
| <lured that he wauls a broader in
workers how they should vote.
Oct. 18.— t/P)—Queen
Marie of
her.
Ichinc gun fight.
dc-moerucy within the party and in i vestigntion than th a t being cou- never delivered the bon.!-*.
A t the* time of the August affi Runmnia hud her first Dlimpsc about
Mr. Milts also ivfurtvci to break
Telling
the reporters that
The
hank,
a
labor
institution,
has!
klily dressed and I efficiency and mismanagement."
] dueled before tie* grand jury by
his speaking engagem ents to np- davit, Mrs. Wiseman says that of the new world early this morn had heard on the boat about
pnioicd glasses, said
Mrs. Mc ing when she saw Staten Island
Several days later the political William II. Keniy, prosecuting ut- been closed pending an investiga peur 1)afore the ‘’Queens county Unbind Rich Wollcy,
York at the time of bureau of the party in a resolu torney, whose jurisdiction, the tion bv s tate bunking departm ent 1gruml jury in connection with his P herson’s attorney,
who was from tho broad windows of her burrnge of questions they WaBKI* ,v.|
hurl ut her the Queen proc"'®'*'**'*1
officials,
but
its
officers
insisted
I
Uinil not seen Weis.t tion branded the action of the op iniblisher contends, is
limited.
t,,, charges of distribution of a d u lter present, requested Mrs. Wisemun luxurious draw ing room aboard tlu* to take the interview in to be:
lie was in the real position as in "infringem ent • of Adams insists th u l publicity will Unit there are enough assets
und
“
Miss
X”
to
give
him
samples
Leviathan.
*
ated milk.” Ho said he would be
hands.
,4
he averred,a m! party discipline," anij a "menace he a potent force in exposing the pay all depositors in full.
gluil to give such information as of their hair lor identification
Tho Hulkun Queen's urcam of s i x ' “I have not yet had tim e to
It.
A.
McCrady,
president
of
the
}f bunt legging or a to the very unity of the communist corruption thnt he alleges has
purposes. Mrs. Wlsenuul snys now
Bank who bus been released on he has nt the end of the week thut Iwth she und Mrs Wells were years wus realized whoa nho walked much of America,” she said,',1’
p arty .”
existed in state politics.
Mills
has
accused
the
Governor
of
on tho promenade deck with her I uni very much excited. I
♦125,0000 bond on various churges
IR,
Ti ght i ng
Yesterday from the headquartors
Stephenson, who is now serving placed uguinst him in the case, de responsibility for the importation wearing artificial switches, inude children, Prince Nicholas and Prin- pale having a lovely time,
probubly from u horse's tail und
gc. In- observed t o , 0 f tbe communist party in the a life sentence for tho m urder of
fended his action in turning over of adulterated milk into New York thut it is this thut Mr. Woolley <ess Henna, and saw thu jagged here to Bee all the beautiful _
after expressing i Krumlin, Trotzky and his follow- j Madge Olu-rholtzer, is said to have the money, before the bonds bad City.
peaks of M anhattan in thu dist In America.
vrJHIt
unrig taken from j ,,rs j„ a
statem ent aiinmme- iceently given authority to ThomColonel
ThooiJJire
Rooifcvolt, had and not her of Miss Wells’ ance.
"I don’t know what I want to
been
delivered.
Dili1
hair.
speaking
in
New
York
Inst
nigiit
i i | i r<-'
w,,s | et| t h a t they desireil to capitulate. I as V. Miller, Muncie, Indiana, utl.ike
the
humblest
Kamunian
imsee most; 1 want to see everytl *
In a sta te m e n t issued lust night,
»1
“2!?? c]uT They admitted their nttitude t h r e u t - 1torney, to obtuin possession
of McCrady Haiti the whole sto ry re in liehulf of Congressman Mills,
The statem en t of A. S. Puge, * m igrant who bus sought American bountiful. And I know I shallMe piiunmnn
“v> ened thy unity of the party and certain documents which Adams de- solves itself into two words “ m is asserted Governor Smith was held a t Salinas on it forgery shores, her greu te st desire waa to here Home of the love that
1are dead.”
... stated their willingness to obey d a r e d
would corroborate
hi* placed confidence."
courting the favor of tho solid charge, thut Mrs. McPherson paid see New York’s sky line, fantastic mans huve for Americans.
,
n pistol on , l" ‘ the rules and decisions of the , charges.
South
with his eyes upon the him $10,UOO to pose as one of her with varied monuments to the
“ Knapp had a good record lit*
"I uni especially interested in
another of those co n g ress of the purtv.
Miller has claimed authority hind him,” in* said. "In entrusting White House. Kooosevolt's prom kidnappers thus rur Imd fulled to commerce and industry of the position of wdmen here, wtah t
...
..
It is stnteil
Hinted th a t the members o ff«1contained
o n t a n i e d in ua w
written
ritten note,
note was the money to Knapp we did no ise wus th at this your for the first bring comment from defense a t western Eldorado.
iuivc been doing In the cattigy
i*i a gun, lie sum t(ll, 0,,.„witi(in yielded fully to the 'obtamwi by him from a refuse more thnp tiny hunk would do iu time tin* Democratic stute platform torney’s. County officials contin
Ever since thu Versailles confer pence. Women have done so n
ence the dashing Queen of thu lit for peace. Some day women'
ik me up ten
[ <IenlllIul ,,f the central executive ' “tuck made by Miss Meade.
entrusting money to u tried mes contained no plunk demupding ue to scout his story.
Tail one
Tho former kluns
louder has Ix-cn senger."
equal rights for alt Americans, r e
Pago said ho Imd served a term tle country so cruelly over run by end war; that is, If they don't
oo cntcii
'.’
.
I
"wiit.oiii
committee
th
u
t
they
unequivocully
.
Ultih me w i t h o u t , ^
u]1
ty 4k,cision„ ai„i summoned to give evidence in eo,-McCrady's statem en t placed the gardless of ruce, creed or color.
for forgery in the Ohio s ta te pen powerful enemies during the great fighting among them selves.”
..dchIionimr I'Kief Iacknowledge that their activities , rupt.on charges, to avenge him- total bank funds involved a t $102,itentiary in 1010 and th a t he was war, hus longed to visit America.
The interview lasted bat a
Although the blood of English five minutes and durlt^ that
questioning, < hie. |
erroneous and menacing to »e
reloused from tho Duluth Minne
- « ™. Persons
• i , - who
, . he considers
, .
000. With four persons arrested
hoemaker observed; the Soviet union. The ultim atum failed
and
Russian
royalty
courses
to
aid
him
during
and
since
p
|(,
)ic(J
^
u
fiflh
to
r.
1°
during and since
sota county jail J une 4 lust.
the Queen talked steadily, her
through tier veins, she Infs realized
lUild!^* iVrucde^could jn ^H0 requested th at tho opposition hoitzei t0T m 'ird*r " 'K M'S“ 0 b w * /dday
a y when they took into custody
A t uu early today Mrs. McPher thut the hustling new world re a soft ripple with a suggesting'
miinlor **
I cease ull functional activities nmi
Frank Smith, alias F rank GuimuTwo og
son’s presence iu court was not public whose progress dazzled tho Scotch’ burr.
let tlin
In addition
addition to
to Miss Meade o f rio ullcgi'd companion of K napp’*
tne nnirilcr.
| disband all opposition orgnniza- _ U*,
usaured as she is suffering with Europe for tho betterm ent of the times, however, reuortan
,
T~
lions; that the members of the |
summonee. John II. Kip- and wanted for a $05,000 stock
an iilu-ess below tho left knee, stute which has fallen under her through with questions aaOi.'
stponed
..ppusition openly repudiate the ex- : ' " “fer. of Rushyllle, an attornev, swindle he and Knnpp were* said
It was reported she* Imd a tem husband's scepter through
the first of these, asked by
trente right and left wings in the 1f,' r Stephenson, to come before tho to have pereptrnted in Clearfield
p
erature
of
101
1-2
degrees.
crumbling of the ompirq which reporter, concerned the dty'a
>vell’s Court world's communist movement; th at grand ju ry today. Adams also Pennsylvania. Ho was held on n MIAMI. Flu., Oct. 18.—</P)—
line. Both the Queen and tho
was
called,
lie
was
examined
Suituna once ruled.
Dr.
William
It.
Redden,
medical
they openly disavow their "camtechnical charge of being a sus
er reporters broke Into a I*’
when
tho
grand
jury
first
met
lust
With
her
sailor
son,
who
hopes
director
of
the
American
Red
Cross,
A. C *L. Main Line
tho absence from the paign of slander a g a in st the enmpicious person and authorities
oto his
I
to dovoto
engineering training the trite stock query, which
Lovell, justice of the J m uaist party und the Communist Tuesday but he iu wanted for would not indicate wlnit connec accompanied by u corps of phy
fu
rth
e
r
testimony.
sicians,
and
nurses,
left
here
short
to
tho,
betterm
ent of Rumuiiian lowed to g o unanswered*
T
raffic
Restored
ord, defendants w h o . ed hud been carried on by fortion lie m ight have had with the
“ Do you like American M
industries
und
agricultures
and to
ly
before
noon
for
F
ort
ljiuderdale,
by the S h eriff’s do- intcrnntionnle, which it was churgcase.
ing?”
was tho next question,
PusHenger und freight truffle the development of Runmma'a oil .thu Queen replied: ”u h d o n 'tthy week end nnd eigp Communists opposed to the
William Kelly and J . L. Nelson following reports th a t nioro than
und
mineral
wealth,
Marie,
one
of
20A
persons
in
thut
city
und
neigh
over the main line of tho Atiuntic
w Ufain th j u r i s - 1central executive committee.
vice president nnd secretary re
ourt were compelled ;
— —-----------------spectively of the institution and borhood wero suffering from a ('oast Line Railroad, obstructed by thu most forceful of women rulers brought by the r o y s i^ a r tjf
until his return.
>
WALLOON 1ST KILLED
Frank T. Keilmnn, mu* of several m ysterious illness which has a p a derailment of six freight cars, Hlnee Catherine the Greut, of Rus came in for notice
was restored late S aturday night. sia, gazed wondoringly ut lower really a ll fujl of my gowns.^ t!
was “ held u p ” in , HAVANA, Ott.
—A\
persons who contributed lo the peared suddenly.
Munhuttan’H towers, which huvo
Dr. Redden on his dopurturu de
ordlng ta the uher- lonu Rodriguez, a Cuban! balloonist,
funds which were paid Knapp, r e
The derailment, which occured
f thu antiquity of which the Qu#eji. AOsuyad her hoap" *
'
nt. and although no | was killed yesterday when hi* balmained in Jail unable to raise clared ho was advised .'12 Red Cros.i ono mile north of Longwood, was none of
Queen
workers
operating
in
the
Fort
Luuhas
lived
In
England,
ami
to
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PINEVILLE, Ky., Oct. 18.— fJP) bond.,
eceived, it was said loon burst while at a high altitude
duo to the dropping of u brake in tho Balkans,
..n.— fii, proud
yiuuu of
u4 the
me nayer
.
p w boon
dordale zone had beon incapacitat beam from a cu r,
[ h office that he had over tho city,a Tho body of tho — Ansassinatjop by a bootleggers’
The brake
- Near
“East ‘beA fter th e interviow tHo Qpee
ed by this malady, believed to have beam grounded into the roadbed ending wars or* the
}>y a speil cop. Mr. aeronaut cra s m d through a net- ring Was the first theory advanced
(Continued on page t*o»“(Continued
on
page
twfu)
been
caused
by
a
tem
porary
pollu
orange grovo at work of telephone wireH as it fell today as the motitve for the killing
and resulted in the derailment.
tion
of
the
w
ater
supply
there.
at midnight Suturday* of Chief of
to the street.
------------------ --Hoveral freight cars were de
“T em peratures of 104 and 105
Police Robert Woolum, 80 years
railed
near
Piersons
lost
night
on
were recordod in tho more severe
old.. Woolum, a former mino fore
cases there, although most of the the railroad's main line, but this
man, had been active against liq
patients showed a
tem perature was cleared up without interfenoe
uor law violators since being
Hiram Chnmbers, charged with from 102 downward to normal,” to traffic, Sanford rail officials
sworn in Sapt. 7 at a meeting of disorderly conduct, was dismissed
said today.
.
the city council, attended by hood when his case was tried in Munic according to Dr. Redden. From
advices
received
from
F
o
rt
Lauder
ed members of the Ku Klux Klan. ipal Court this morning. Ho had
BERLIN, Oct. 1B .-^P) .
to ra{raining from
dale today he scouted the idea of
D.
W.
iBingham,
county
attorney,
natksui
mixing via the. nati
on
the
way
to
assume
her
nowbeen
charged
with
accosting
a
girl
Aside
from
this
phase
of
the
Oct. 18— (>P)—Tho
who assume^ charge of the inves clerk when she left the store typhoid fever, which threatened
to
Hi Mexico Oityt H u t . A t
inquiry,
there
was
wide
spread
trait
section
in
the
wake
of
the
Df tho candidacy of
Kollantay, Ut# w orld s only
speculation as to whethor tho com tigation today, advanced the theo where she is employed. The charge
Ith/iilepubllcan Sen- mittee would inquire into the In ry that enmity toward tho npw wag mado to Patrolman F. J. Ar recent hurricane.”
diplomat of , lalnlatarhU rank,
Florida 1027 automobile license today she hoped to bring bar ccoun • o r .. . ^
by the national diana situation wherd charges :nlef because of his activities thur by a brother o f the birl, it
plates can be obtained hero n ext try. Soviet Russia, closer' not on
against
whiskey
traffickers
was said.
‘
.
itt-Saloon Leagues have been made of political dom
week, it was announced today. A to Mexico but to the other Ame:
said;
It waa revealed in court this
n one of the subject ination In the Hoosier state by the cause of the kiUjng.
bureau, will be opened in room 17 can states.
'e s
planned
to
ask
the
state,
the
morning
that
Chambers
and
the
^bry by tho Senate the Ko Klux Klan acting through
of
the
JdcLander
Arcade
facing
:.n.
Asked whether,
after nsgot!
w
committee which high officials while D. C. Steph :ouncU and the Bell fiscal county young girl were- acqualntanoea and . Alexander Vaughan, assessor of Commercial Street. Mrs. P . M.
the
projected
trade
to
offer
reward
for
arrest
and
con-t
that
the
former
in
this
case
waB
enson.
now
serving
a
life
sentence
more than three
w ill Ibo *In charge
' ‘
of the mwicO. P*he would not be
vlctlon of the slayer.
He believes' not a "masher." Tha charge was Sominole County, lgfi this after Torrence
» lo n hero today af* in prison, was grand dragon..,
bureaa'.
to tack!
noon
for
a
10-day
v
isit
in
Miami
hut
a
reward
might
induce
souje
said
to
have
been
made
by
the
Five
v» witnesses were uRder subN ext year’s license plate does nltion of tha Soviet government,
with
his
son-in-law
and
daughter,
me
to
divulge
information.
‘
brother
through
a
misunderstand
by the dry organl- oena for the reopening of the II*
it have the outline of the Flori1
Florida she exclainMdt
would be the
and Mrs..Morion Frenah. S. not
■
nola investigation; Clement Stu - While endeavoring to find • f t - ing.
R««d a split In the
peninsula, which la
is on the
tha 1U!M Rlroods
Assessor,
will
vitnessea,
police
were
withho*
‘
P.
Doudney,
;
deputy
oi
Idlers
annoy
girla
when
they
‘ it‘ monrant o f my life.” *
[Y advocates and haa debaker, public utJHUes stock hold
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qffice during tog*
leave, thelz. place*, o f employment
Inarp controversy Jn er: Dr. George B. Sa/ford, head of he name of a man who urga
,.. . . I .
. .......
fthat
. .
....
a
hkve
been
at
the
railroad
after
closmg
time.',
on
Saturday
Binds. The nation- the S U te Anti-*Sakhn Loague:
One-sixth of the 5fi00fl00 par. to Mexico.” ' ’ ’g ’■ ",
been copinights with unwelcoma attentions
iaguea have been aa- Mrs. J a n e s . Morrison, a leader of Jon, near where the ah
ra office ex- ■pa* to.the Molted Stapis who '
and several complains have'been
V S h ad i?^
e of Women Vo :urred, and to hava
[of the testimony be-i the I ® .
‘ nodern i
•’ and a few over '-fintnvnM ydars,r
jji .
haad of.
cemtttaa, last
>ks were
F and Company] iuv
of the poi
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;Vta, ihatyman o
imonth-
Marie Intends To
Visit Palm Beach
tund Up
Iwn Leader
Royal Visitor
Party Weko
High
C i t y , Govei
Grants Intervit
ToNewspai
Leaves Im
For Washington
Meet The Prerid
PITTSBURG BOND SECOND WEEK OF
SCANDAL BRINGS H O T CAMPAIGN
PAH
IN OTHER DEALS IN N. Y. BEGINS
1EGI1
TROTZKY YIELDS
TO DEMANDS OF
PARTY LEADERS
SPLENDOROF NEW
WORLDREVEALED
[TO QUEEN MARIE
Mysterious Malady
Reported Prevalent
In Ft. Lauderdale
Bootlegging Ring
Held Responsible
For Slaying Of Cop
P a rsed With Being
‘Masher/ Defendant
Is Proven Innocent
Russian Woman Envoy YoMcodco
To Promqte Better
lent Of Illinois Senatorial
Mate To Be Subject Of Inquiry
Automobile License
Bureau Will Open
County Assessor
Leaves For Miami
R
k J S P f*
sate_
a
S B ®
S sb r sfo w a ts
'A
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N E WS
OF T H E
DAY
IN
First Man In, First Man Out, In Mine Rescue
I'he Kid’ is Lone, Long Live Jackie Coogan
Enters Wrestling Dame
P I C T U R E S
Fast Action in Fifth World Series Game
f li p : tig g
mm&i«
Roy Martim-aii, a i-taid
i onrli :■I S,vr:i< u • '
I'Olm ill fur 11f«*f•• •; tonal WH' liillg. I l f ’s iiikIo - (lie tlllol
Hartley, uiu'i’ known a ^ "iiiij* tlotih, utui an expoil \vi
out n Inrjfi1 group of i;»od mat iiioii. Murtin<l:iu in a |i
fellow and nliooiil ;*:tn»» op a i ,'pnlal ion in the poll,
bout iia gained a d».i«v with IIn*
Stanley Sta i.il
I, •.porwl standing up ill Ibr sixth inning of I he* fiflii world .sprit's gam e at Si.
t.ipppii* out n single wpil.* I
Yankee p'lehor wn • roosting on second. This •
polling his spikes in I hi* plnli* for New York's firs t run. (Im pin' Dima-eti i
, and I’iteher Sherdel is harking up S alt hi r O T'arrell os tin* la tlc r waits for li
Chaplin, Jr
There Were Two More Just Like This One
llu h h v ?
kin;*’ Down From “JJiK Den
Wham! Ihil ip Knlh break. loose at last!
rim of t!ic world series, in tin- tir t inninr
to prove kr wasn't footinp, lip hit two mon
Mine Disaster Pictures
(< opyrir hi, I!
by Hip I.«
Atig |p . Tim »
This is the fii-t pifl..i >i c r puli,
lislipd of t li.h Ip s SpoiP'pr ('Imp
Iin, .lr., f i l l -nil nf tin* filltintt'
limvii* i n m « ' i | n.
11is ful her ha:
si n miinislv <ppost'd allowing tin
i liild to l.p plioi.>,;raphril.
This is tile most r r r r n l [ihoto of
I’rini'ei'H.H Ileana of Ktnnimiit, who
is accompanying her >in>,hcr, Queen
Marie, on the l»ller\- h ip to A m er
it a, and for whom Queen Mario
is examining native and foreign
eligibles for a hushand.
; i.s tlip view or p art of it— th a t you’d g et if you s,d c
himds of tin* famous ‘‘liig Hen” clock on the lower (
i House of fiirlinm ent. London, ami lookud Htrnight (h,w,'n<
s Leiijg repaired, and the photogrupher went up in lulvat
picture of the Imist bringing up the workmen.
W aist Deep on Main Street
■ ,i m
rl **4,JV
(M
hu
iNtf’iW fJL.
Hero Js'tho scene of the death of 2H miners ut Rook wood, T. an. A res
lending to the threc-mllo depth of u coal mine to bring’ out thu hmlje
gua explosion.
■,
,
m vm m
n ‘It
d9 <
><ly. o f, Clarence Stevens, a miner for 44 yeiin, and head of a
r II. i* placed in a mine cat at the Rockwoml (Tontt ) coni
er Iteinjr brought from far beneath th4 aurfm e
S
RKRM(8
'■wwwt-v:
-
The wnt'er won w aist deep In M ain- afreet .dWti r b lo f
the Illinois river went over its banka and flooded; the town
town, HI. Dtls Riven n view of Mnfn itrCoC.oA th e fl^V
flood, when emergency anlla woro sent
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CHICAGO. Oct. 18.—(/P)—Jidda
irf®
*
.
rtl. Hindu mystic and
as follows: Ellis Moody, fo rfeited
of Theosophy, who arrived
$10 bond; O. E. M. W aiter, fof^
Chicago front California for a
feited $25 bund; Sam Estridge, es
few day’s visit, firmly denied pub
treated $IQ. bond; Geprge Wilkin
.TruabaU Declares lished rumors that he was engag Sanford Man Is P'oimd Guilty son, Henry Sheppnrd and Will
to a New Jersey girl. .
estreated bonds of $7 each.
About Marriage Of ed"Any
Of Driving An Automobile Hush
Ia‘w Willinms forfeited a bond
report concerning the en
tier To John Coolidge, gagement is absurd. It is really
While lender Influence Of of $10 on a loitering charge. H en
ideat’a Son, is ‘Bunk’ too torriblo,” Krlshniimurti said. 1 Liquor; Was ScrondOffense ry Jackson, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, was fined $15
know th a t marriage would inter
^ L A I N V IL L E , Conn.. Oct. 18— fere with my .work of t<>nebing re
A pro- Volstead at mnqihfro pre- i i i i i I Joe Sherman on the same
~ “Absolutely bunk” Governor ligion. I do not evi l il'l"/:d to l»e i vailed in Mutur.p-il Court this charge, was dismissed.
H. Trumbull said last night como engaged."
II Hanson wus fined $.'i on a
morning when a variety <>f liipior
.b o m s bare, concerning a ruI)r. Annie liessant. nr*--ideal of eur.es were tried before .lodge W. charge of operating a car on the
t b a t a proposed elopement of the Tlirosophicnl Smietv. who r e K. White. D r iiiik n e d r iv in g a rim, and E. J. I.nudskng $3 on
daughter, Florence Trumbull cently introduced Kri'dimimmti t o ^ a r while under li/e influence of violating the parking law.
President Coolidge’* son, n gathering of Tiieo-oidii 11 nv the , lupior, possession of liipmr and
Cases of exceeding the speed
Coolidge, was the reason th at physical vehicle for I tie m xl a|i- drunk and rlisorderly cases pre liiml were disposed of ns follows:
- r d W, Starling, of the ee- pearance of tile woild t - ' u l u r , at- dominated.
Today's docket, tic- . G. G. Smith, continued until' Wedsarvice was constantly guard- companied him here. Th< v evio et flirding to poliee, is a n indieation ttesdny; Joe Eason, fined $5; H e r
t e j r o u n g Coolidge a t Amhcrts to sail November 20 from New t hat the depar tment will have its man (thickwood, and Robert HileYork for India.
hands foil tins fall with offenders, ' man. estreated bonds of $10 each.
WKen President Coolidge was in
part it-iiInrIy liquor law violators. N'iithiiu Hritt was fined $25 nnd
ra te d in March, 1025, young
Disposition of eases involving , Charged with reckless__driving,
dge m et Miss Trumbull in Commerce Meeting
drunkiiess in a puldie pluee were ns 1
Washington and since then has
Is Held At Norfolk follows: Sum t'aswell, fined $7: (
itly visited her a t South
------..
!•'. Thompson, fined $.'15, sen
j Mass., where aha attends
NORFOT.K, Oct. 1H r/P) Itep- lenre suspended on condition thill
t Holyoke College, and also
-V
•the. Trumbull house in lalnville. resentutivos of maritime >ommeree Ire leave city; Kd. Mahoney, f l u |
treated; Stonewall Jack
ro told this ovenin-* there were in Jnpnn, Canada and oilier foreign bond
countries
ns
well
ns
shipping
lendson.
f
l
u
bond
<--1
rented;
George
rta of intercepted corrcsponics hinting a t a runaway m ar ers from nil eoastal section* of the Wat* is, f t 5 bond forfeited; Itayee
ge of his daughter and the United States were today for the Robinson. 51 •> bond estreated; Gad 1
II ridiculed such an explanation five day conference of the Ameri lliimillyii, fined $1". and it. A
e n t ’a ton, Governor Tru ro can Asosciation of port authorities. [Keisey. #10 iiond forfeited.
J. Spencer Smith, bend
head of the I diehard Allen, charged with pos
te continued presenco of the
t service operative at Am- New Jersey state hoard <>f com session of lupn r. tiad lii.s ease eonmerce and navigation, and presi tiuni'll until Wednesday.
dent of the association, was to
Walter drown and d in a r lliekgs |
,
Nothing Specific
were iiotli found guilty on a charge |
,
don’t think there is anything open the session today.
S. Sakamoto, represent mg th* of l.eing drunk and disorderly
KjRdefflc, but just general reasons
^_«rhy young Coolidge Is guarded," Nippon Yuseti Knisha .laiiiinese llrown was food #..*o and Hicks
•grid the governor. "During the Steamship Line and t'lr/rle* Sn.itli, $12
Torn !'• i d v i lined ffiO on a 1
,, Chapman trial and about the time K.
secretary of I he Qoelie. ,
hanging, last April 6, both Guliluil), llinlmr ('••(inm-sion, were e hill ge I a - .oill and itireali and
$.r. on a ’'iiarge ■I drunkni's:,
g*>:*he Coolidges and myself received among the foreign delegate1.
Tiii- i.
di-.orderlv eon
!■■■■
£'• mgny threatening letters and I
^'U n d e rs ta n d some crank letters have
/•' lately been received which result
g,W hi the present pre, n o tio n .
vjAmhoret.”
>>' Miss Trumbull wiu^ g u a r VI <t
...Mount Holyoke for some lime, be
N ew Y ork C ity
t fore and after Gerald Chapman s
iJPt6CUtlon lr.tit rpring hut tonight
, Governor Trumbull evaded an ex-I
•guaranteed
ngnatioD of this special protec-1
Ion. While readily admitting i
when you
was aw arm friendship be- ‘
c.lween young Coolidge and his
daughter, Governor Trumbull said
buy at the
OBt knew of no engagement and
-W as certain there was no clopeCharles William Stores
> tnont in the making, knowledge of
of our unltrt u n
Which might have resulted In conid tfu \am t J a y
eonstant attendance on the Presi
a rt nee u t i l —
dent’s son.
-Ho u r - service
A LIQUOR CHARGE
b iw u h s ®
take m e t o
.
t wouldn't
A fter t h a 'I n t e f t t e w
. . , a replied.
,
■
} party was escorted aboard th e
" I s t h e report tr u e t h A . t h l a is com nnd the tuff proceeded to Bftt*
to ne th e only Interview you will tcry. Opposite Governor1* Island
g r a i t t f " th e was asked.
the p a tty was greeted by a n official
“ Well," she responded, "I had to salute of 21 guns.
make some arrangem ents; I ca n ’t
Arrival of the Queen and her en
be giving interviews all the time, tourage a t the B attery coincided
can 17"
with u lifting of the storm . Rain
The representative of a Jewish which up to that time had soaked
neWspnper questioned about the the city ceased to fall and the sky
(Continued from Page 1)
brightened somewhat.
her daughter, Princes Ileana. and treatm ent of Jews in Rumania.
On the Macon the Queen was
"The
Jews
have
been
very
fond
her ran, Prince Nicholas, posed for
naked
if, when she returns to R u
of
me,"
she
replied.
"I
hope
they
photographs.
always will .be.
All people ore mania, she would take her son,
While thus engaged some one treated alike in my country and tho Prince Carol, who renounced his
asked the Queen whether she Jews are good people.”
rights ns heir a p p a ren t to the
would in* willing for Ileana to m ar
Ilensn, n slender pale girl, wore throne hut with whom she was
ry mi American.
a drak blue velvet coat trimmed reported to have affocted a recon
"Oh, she is too young to have to with fur, n semi-cloche hat with a ciliation just before sailing.
wiury about th a t yet," the mother silver ornament in front, n powdor
"I nm afraid not yet,” she said.
laughed and Ileana and Nicholas blue dregs, silk stocking nnd lizard "He has made a g re a t m istake in
both smiled.
skin pumps. Nicholus was in con his life and he will have to take
During her interview Marie ventional morning attire.
J his punishment like a n y one else.
spoke of her habit of constantly! The Queen’s interview was pre- I hope he can come back some
writing her impressions and th is 'fa c e d by a plea “ for the love o f ld a y ."
QueenMarM Lands
On U. S. Soil Amid
Army-Navy Salutes
I
Iff
ihhm
m m
t I
....
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..
.
*11 t»'A^ • ' “VVAurti'•
gk.ai ful I .t ill ‘ .n f r _ /w,:-.
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uyvar
( -1 S 1' Uifi in.,-1' 11
1., i
1 * ---- wnsvv
To
t b . / . ? >ntlnUod front
th e language *h0 j L .
talk in g with her chllrfJ
has become more l w J
English roynlty.
1
AH of her lunehesj
Leviathan anQ many JTj
were oaten in the
room. She talked
ssng ers on the u Z 1*
and demonstrated tha?!!
thoroughly charming J
man and devoted J
th e re b y a doubly chre3
and who throws no
about hem elf nn<) f
th ro u g h grace and t £ l
dignified position*
tractive mpnarrh migM J
« h i.» , u ,™ ,*
an.i him h ca llu a ll o f
the b a la n c e o n th e
fbllounng J a y —
/
24IIOQr -.<EKVICB j
r * « J ' <}NDS N ’ 0 c t - 1 « - ( J P ) - A n
,, ev ening News dispatch from Tokyo
J*ys 11 vesseds ure reported to h
Wive been wrecked by n gale in
forthern
Japan, including the
Uteum ara, which foundered with
iy passengers."
,V (Lie
register lists a steamK
Kaltsum aru,. 1,430
tons. Her
.
« • p o rt U Kobe.)
T mR CttAftLRS WILLIAM STORI.S want
you in f, .hI :inil'll I...I wilti nvviy outer you
tnak» . . . our huyprs luivu comls'd llm
oiuikcei of ihi* worlil m ,.i to include In
llio new Catalog for Full und Winter, th#
tmest colli'ction of merchandise wo Imv*
ever olfvrt'J. ('rices, too. 1 ivo been brought
down to llm lowest |x>siul>|u level.
And u1?ifi for y o u r Rutisfa< linn,r l a N i r u t o n yB *
{t K i s s i m m e e — Gulf Refining
ip«ny erecting
ng additional lno..
K»llofi gasoline storage tank,
” 0
m
SANFORD
U It ;.uy worulrr tfuit ri.UNmn <.f
mH LUMBER CO.
,u’
L c E C A U SE of steadily increasing patron^ a g e , we find ourselves entering the Fall
Season with a large new stock, which our
present location wall not accommodate.
Threfore, we are moving to more commodi
ous quarters, and by November I Oth. will be
located at 102 North Orange Avenue
THE CHARLES WiLI IAM STORES, Inc., 13.1 Stores (luilJirttf,New York City
|M*-i«arM l . t im ptitpaiJ, ut UJICC, a %
upy id yum new Catuluc
fui I*.ill und Wlulrr.
cd/oi/ ihc NHinr
lum ber yard
r;...
A C om plete Line of
r j ’lte d ic in e C abinets
' C yp ress and IMne
F ram in g
S h e a th in g
Sid in g
Coupon
Including Every Type and Material
sg.°°
,
Every Other Shoe in the House
A d d re ss
This brings the exclusive Miller Fall shoes, some of
which were co-created with Perugia, of Paris, within
reach of the most modest shoe allowance. There will
be no charges—and each sale final— please.
B rick
The Best
^ P la ste r
IMnsler Hnnrd
^ S creen W ire
-;^BullderH H a r d w a r e
. D oors
m il
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Equip With
"Windows
M urphy Ironin g Boards
1
M ade to Order
F ra m es and S creen s
Beginning Monday, the 18th, you’ll be offered a R A R E
O P P O R T U N IT Y to buy the finest shoes in the coun
try at prices paid for ordinary shoes that aren’t evdn in a
competitive class!
lfe
A
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F u llS iz e G u m D ip p e r B a llo o n s
.
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$2.50, now $1.95
pJl* ‘
I ft
ii
I'iis-stonc
llallmitw
nn< ioitirally |HH*i>**ril
of Krvnit-r xtr.-mtth.
flexildlity nnd endur
ance—they ore ihv on
ly low preKMiirc* lir.'H
made with Gum-Dip
ped cord cunnlruction,
Perils!ent MUihs and cold, led
* " i0U*1 ' ro"We- Y°u con stop then
teWl with Creomulsion, «n emuliihnl
n«Mo(e that it jdtaunt to take. Creo.
n#w “ mxNm I discovery
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and
tne inotmed membrane* and in
i g e m growth.
•J1
druaa, creosote la recM b f Ugh medical authoriilca u
2 . *ra*‘e*1 booling agencies for
coughs and coJda and other
of threat troubles Croomulslon
Addilion to creosote, other
___
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Creomolsion I* guaranteed utisfaoIreaUnent of wersl,;....
ond colds, bronchial asthma,
Ilia and other forma of reaplri.
wcojwa, and ia excellent for build*P *ba avatem after colda or flu.
• q r refunded ifenv cough or cold ia
miored after taking according to
* Aek four druggie*. ( 3 ?.)
whf-
$1.05, now $1,35
$1.K5, now $1.15
$1.50, now $1.25
s
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| Ray Bros.’ Wholesale Tire
|
& Battery Supply
l
409 W. FIRST STREET
Shoes o f Distinction
>>
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PHONE 548
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*O0 LIS PITT VMTH rv x rp **
SUNSHINE
*EGG
Club Coupe
Coach
Sedan
»
Touring Car
\
mash
Bag Lots — Ton Lots — C v Lots
Get Out Prices and Let Us Save
.
You Money
SANFORD FEED A N D SUPPLY CO.t
Phone 539
^
SUNSHINE 'EGG MASH
Dai?y
Ft^
Poultry
F e o |Our Standing Guarantee k
Your Money Back If Y ii*
Are Not Satisfied” Ti’t
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vfcoo i7
Sanford Grove
'Amid Majestic Pines’'
H A S --
ji Location
!
Good Streets
Leading Downtown
,
S A V IN G S
$1I65
*1125
$40
*1195
*1145
*50
*1295
$1245
*50
$1075; Roadster <*1145
Reasonable Prices
High,
Ground
Sixty miles, and more, per hour. Pick-up of 5 to 25 miles in 7 ^ seconds. Amazing economy of 72 miles to the gallon. Characteristic Chrysler
smartness and beauty. Phenomenal riding ease. Chrysler four win .-1 hydraulic Drakes. Oil-filter and air-cleaner. Pull pressure lubrication.
tig crankshaft.
V i a i l M U U l S . Impulse
S l i t p v i e v neutralizer.
UVUltUlii>V»| IMSUIUUIU
11V.11
CUI . I 1
1 Bond levelizers, front^md rear. Chrysler Droved Iona I1U.
Seven-bearing
Manifold he
n cortr
Roomy, luxurious
10
wlo:
• im bodies with beautiful upholstery ;..
u
iosed models. Attractive new color harmonies.
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Magnolia Ave. and 4th St.
Jno. W. Sneed
Horse Feed,
A ll prices f. o, b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax.
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T H E ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R v
(Effective Midnight October 9th)
N E W P R IC E S
’*
Cottonseed Meal
Lighter Six Chrysler “ 60 ” Prices
O L D PR IC E S
ORLANDO
==S=?F
KB «S SENTENCED
R ,mPnaonmont on his I’-.
|*o contendre to
LAUNDRY
.
FOR QUICK SALE
T h e new low er p rices now announced for
facturing gives C hrysler“60”its remarkable
the C hrysler “60” are made possible by
value — evidenced by a speed ability o f 60
Jam of R elief is vastly increased sales and production. T he ' miles and more per hour,dashing flexibility,
matchless econom y, sm oothness, handling
led for H ighways , ever-growing demand for all four Chrysler
m odels—w50 , “60”, “70” and Imperial “80”
ease, com fort and long life—qualities which
Iged in the Sform —produce savings now com ing to you in
placed Chrysler “60”, even at its old prices,
IllAh’SEE, Flu.. Oct. 18.—
the
refined,
lower-priced
“60”.
far beyond comparison.
IE., A. Ilatliaway, chnlrBb" State It^ud DepartT h e added econom ies which com e from
(• K. Cannon, assistant
Today,at its new lower prices—w ith exactly
P'way <ngincer, left here
th
is
v
o
lu
m
e
o
f
m
ore
than
a
th
ou
san
d
the sam e perform ance ability, w ith exactly
I’uini Beach, Broward
C hrysler cars per day have their root and
|ty counties for nn inspecthe same quality—the Chrysler “60”stands
I) "'i"-dumaged highways.
sou rce in Chrysler Standardized Quality.
1*1*. i xpiested by Govorforth m ore em phatically than ever; a value
nn. will result in the for
T h is unique plan o f coordination betw een
a program of relief for
not even .remotely approached by any other
1'sys uf the three counties,
scientific engineering and precision manu
li&ht six in the industry.
I'b ’M' damaged in Glades
["S* Tenn., Oct. 18— (AO
P8t*.v Benuchnmp, fo rm e r
If'ii’nt <,f the Union And
Punk and Trust Company
l'». wnx snnteneetHn Uni- - I District Court today to
-
’
819 W. 3rd SL
:>I ll'll C l!!' g u l f .
11”ii' on prizes
Pattmv.'ny inspected tlie
“f Glades county last
he bad to return to Tnl-.
■before completing an in-j
| ’f the other counties. Ro
ll: will begin in Glades
soon ns the waters reI'l’ienUy to permit It, the
reported tn Governor
psterdov.
flam of emergency work
Ilnur counties will problannoiinced shortly after
luwny’s return from the
be stated just before
SANFORD
J . I utnnm Stevens, pnst Imper
LAYETTBB
N(
ial potentate of tho Shrine order
BABY F U R I____ ,
Phone 475
m N',r,,h America, of
Portland,
BOYS A N D GIRLS J
Me., telegraphed today to E. F
Lnnc, president of the Sanford
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Shrine club th at he will arrive
hero Monday nfternoon to attend
tho fall ceremonial of the Shrine
for the Jacksonville District. He
wil stay nt the Mnntezunm Hotel
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N e w F ord son T ractor a n d L e r e le r a t s a e r if k * . ,W
The Australian cricket tram on
W H O L E S A L E T IR E A N D B A T T E R Y S U P P L Y ^
arrival n t Montreal unroute home,
■
W e st F ir s t S tr e e t
- ’X i
r n t reV,c *, t o ISew Tork, thence
to Buffalo, Chicago nnd through
S a n fo r d
,
C algary to nVneouvcr
■ i n i i i i i i i i M H «i i n u n a i i i u i i i i i
t
Gome in; Id oh dmnlonntralo how Gumdlpplntt nmk cm pohHible Ihc NupcTlority of
IhcHc wundefrful tirre
r Irest one* arc eronomteal through surpiiHHIng mileage and ncrvlcc.
-irritation and lnflammado^while th^
Into tho Wood, attack* the seat
lDd cW k* ‘be growth
$4.00, now $2.95
.- c a n a n n - F ir e
nupdremealM
i- DAY 8EBVR
TO ATKNI) CEREM ONIAL
for pro''•ai'ianu nt:i can be used
lv:c a; I'fering enjis for
w
.
N.if.'ly—runifaiI
Hlanv I-mII-S./ i. Gum-I lipped llallaaim filj
A r
| *1:11*>t 11 fact to root he
?s "I timse who will pre|'i tfopiii' iii golf in Florfia'< r Witiutul the profen•••*!* tip interest this
liiat moi'li attention will
S tockin gs-A ll New Fall Shades
Firestone
The Price Ig Right
g o lf e r s
New Lower Prices
Still Greater Values
1b e ll i.
1
,
won the
toeiation ]
hip f"» t be Ibird conscc- I
i- i''turning here to ^
vi mi \ ar of (ii.-; three |
lari w.ii, Jack Taylor, ■
If a I", ,1 realty develop- :
ke contract is reported to .
lanimul alary of $30,00<*
lit,gen a- iiines ti,o pres- I
Jtlli' I’a adeiui golf elllb
Irnls th.,, club in to u r-[
Dirougl!'"it the world.
jKlirri. who wintered ini
1st >rar is coming back
Ihcr pi "1','ssiunals of not i
| rat in,* i. those going to j
bin with Hagen und j
(all l-a* t. on as leaders of (
a nainber of untried
will ect a chance to
'd'dii v and their back- 1
h a y ‘ make really
great
II
T D -O A V
■^Finish
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t—
t_
fn
IIiigcM. who
N EW
L? '
I
Turn to your
nrw i ilob.g t.ultiy mul nmkr nut vwf
nfilif* It will lidlli p.t)* ymi mi.) xutlsly you. || \ u»i li.ivru t
mt MiiImk mull tl.r coupon NOW I It will be rimilr 1.it mica
iHiutpuid. Act TODAY f
M li
W. 8. PRICE, M? r.
f t710 W. Flrat 8t„ Phone 472-W
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yJv.
n m
B!P^pT7.^^r
*ro. They t
ahed' and fount! ___ __ ^ ______ _
tho floor near th® door, w ith a pis
tol nearby. Tho man who had .hot
him had escaped.
fM
.
- |W, | - Hlufi.t/on
VAI.I II ll. r y b u y a t 1 It*- C liu r li . VV i II i .im i St-.rra t F o r u**l **nly
•b»
«lo '»ll Uir««* tilin g « 1i> ii -.Htirr y c u r s it I nI. i l tlo u but w «
K u or u lit r e " ant (sin tt lull, us w e ll.
MERCER
HELD. IIP RV U.
COURTS IN 0 tn O ‘- K - = ~ —
RAIL
I
ALL BROKEN LOTS
t i’in s liu v # 1»i*u i i p o r i i i t i u l g o t lm t y o u r
o r t le r n w i l l b o tthipo< il in t h e J .lm r u s t p o tu iib lo tim o .
A ) 'f iiiit !i I'tnit O th e r In i . 1u*f: ii ra t i i L I* sin .1 fig h t I ti m ir pi tint J
K g p rr a * 1 'ix n p iin y U n t i l w .ilt i»i uuf »!•>• ir lor y o u r ortlero:
N iiilru m i <iiiJIU||f for
h n ip in rn is a n tiefe ul$u for you r
*Htl»f.'ll tlou .
Animals,
Insects
Play Queer Tricks
BeforeFilmCamera
I
^ 'C h a r l e s W i l l i a m S t o r e s inc
HIT BY STORM
T p fi
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WASHINGTON, Oet.
!
< *%'
'do. ' i m " t’r<'l,r ndministratioii un
H irilM O N D . Va„ Oet, 1ft—(fP)
: I
Woodrow Wilson and not »f
" a l t e r R. Robnins, CO, a real
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'teinihlienn admin
estate man, was called to th© door
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"tilled
to
eri-dit
f„r
ftSDURG, Fla., Oct.
of hi * home hero shortly before
fc.sional Rolf stare in
" ’elock this mnrninR and, a fte r
Tims many stars this
i'rief ronversntion with an uni
. Keith Johns, sports
_
'ii a tii'ied v. lute man, was shot
St. Petersburif Times,
WASHINGTON, Oct, 18.__(/P)__I •hrmtifh the nock nnd seriously
ter llOKtin, president
Animals and insects p!uy tomo ' ......
hnu Golf nnd Country
|beer trieks before the movie i.un. j L’ bins was taken to n hospital
Iturn liero, nearly a
era.
Laboratory workers of t h e lU i,,,iu n few l/loks of his homo in
famous professionals
— ............
lIV to
u , mnK(,
................. .....
..........
....
fashionable West End rcsiilen
and other
publicity trv
in,,u,.
icultnro departniunt
have
found
n Florida to go t o !
bad ncto,s'
nctois , iin
the insoct
inaoct f*; 1 scctinn und physicians, a f te r a
•I out that they are entitled to all runny „b“;‘
n
tho
here tournnmenta ofIn jn n c lio n
debt •
8om,: i n ‘bo nnimul k i n g - j •4'»l',‘i'ficinl examination, declared
H as credit
‘■rw,lt for
f'"' payments on the debt."
...............
limn $50,000 in prizes T em p q rary
‘ ‘
•• adding- that the
• dom
well thut t h e y ' 'hit althnuRh they bullet hnd e n te r
Recn G ran ted- Upon
.......
S u it
sLitement
said,
rt . that
th rrrecn
ranged for the wjntcr.
,,, nside
1,1 n
K
iii.i.l
nvt#l 1
A ilrvo /I
...
,.vc*.
’
J *’d one
off his
neckr ami
lodged
me of those who will
Filed , h y M in o r ilv s t n c l t - ' I’, n
**"n1cUr«I by » Democratic r,KUcr
tht,nwo'v
’The
common
clothes
moth,
which
'
(he
apposite
side,
it
hnd
not
nnl. the article names
h o l d e r s o f H iK | . '„ „ r |i o ,! d
ntiJ'.’ c I S S feeds on father's best suit, p e r - 1 Gu. k a vital spot. They expectGene Srvuzcn, Hill
Gins.;, now senator-front Virginia fnrms so energetically under the I o.l him to recover,
ncDminld Smith, JohnCINCINNATI,
n
Oet.
18._f/l»)
bcniR then secretary of the Trent- calcium liRlite th at he has to ho | Lobr'is luid ilirtssed nnd w as
litn Unrncs, Al EspiPendinR n final bearim* iri tho | 11»v. '
chloroformed and plmtoRiaphcd ns /
for b n ak fast when tho door
Rrady and numerous
h
ercRains
eonseioutness,
ami
is
in
"
i/in
- and lie answered it
ra
se
the
New
York
Central
rail
,
*
Tot,,
I
payments
the
tmMi,
lights. Tile l.on An
i r : of his family told the
porariiv enjoinfrom treasury reccint.'
receipts ,v,
w.-., . a sem,-flutteriiiK ; taU
S O
i > hn^ been
............tem
...........
enmin- debt
ueoi irorn
a l , mt
with $10,000
in trond
_i Cable Rarer Protests
lice afterward that he talked,
h r " f ; l,y
■«e,iih I i i r k - 1 *2.71 m , r a . ,
„
'
.•eii as the
i lie lend cable borer, known in
tli bis assailant for several minRidfers Roing
i n , to the
........ ................. Ih i, h ' some q u a r t e r t
tin- "short oirand then two shots wer'j
thn lUp F ouFs
- ' ;,r. len8L.of ,<; l" ,l.",,: '0 addition to the sinki/u. ........ property. The | fund pavnient of St 7 HI 5515',o ‘ u it” 'bl«K. kicks up a furs when atBarge purses for tour
nrt' ,n:l'b’ • - film it. I f it
| in Florida, together ( e m p o m r v n.innetion was irrnnted 1ini* ri ts „ „ payment., VeceW.'.l
s not placed in an atmosphere rtf
J .,y j n i n o r i l y , d t M s owed t h e United S ta t e s
L e in heart by many I T oe kh u' i1
count r ies
a pp ro xi ma t e j-.rope juice, the d i r e c t o r b ns.dif$•011101 ers reprurditiR the . tockhohiriH o f the Ritr F o u r wh o i f oreign
ticulty in l;eepiiiR it within c a m
♦
.
t
..,.n
t
.t,,V
t>n
'
'
s
"
,,,m
which
I
?Jillt.('uuj)0(,
to
that
date.
{known pros to repre- the deal was to In
era rnoRe. He decovered that lieronsuni
nt
ed
Jeviiopiuents are Riven unfair to them.
• ' hat part of the debt p
fore prohibition, the !u:r dwelt e x
p,nr the exodus to Cali•" *lie stntement said, "i clusively If! W in e , ; k s .
The dale set for (|,0
# •
luuj ; p word received
!<- a Imini Urutixe cooqtlian,
7 lie eliief piece of nature faking
T h- date for »he final h -ir
|i ,, |<ne'., the inti lltioiis |n<:
t
(le
provisions
of
law
(i,
ine lias not loen v,.(. ,t„(| ... jn, j..
h earrital out v •• Ii G„ gutter rat,
‘ tv ’■"i.i* . with sound , n.sriv ,.,1 This rod/nt is
Imr ii:■.I: i-rs," : iivs the enlooper said in liis onj ii,,•>
wi'd under the
!’i
eG,t.
.
i
i,
ted."
Klieg ray that tame v bite rats
"Olir eoneiiision is I ha* the c<iprt
• ' f iuiat* on the \ il b
...... have to I,,- painted black in order
It Im- gi imp "Inn to t a k e ii not without jurisdiction to e-i
Inf,:: in California for fertnin the present a Gori; th.it tic u i i p ’ m s b a l e a m o u n t e d I , # 2 , U K | , . m o *>, t
r ,.M , ' K .
( :o o tl l;v te a n ti g o o d h e a l t h
onimoo
imt
b'.'.-'MI. the 1•eiioM /;,; de, hired
however, i:. Use.l f.>r close-ups *.! m o u l c .o i'tu l t e e t h
.... most of
. t he m wi. ; l"*l end the supiiortin'r n.'l'idav t
and
playiiut m tournaments | „ || „f wliicli practicailv were a I "tile application of - u ..loses to because of the deeept>o;i lurking
v. -et b n . u!i.
a clmnee upon their j IT>ittt*«l upon nreument ni>.| th'/t ili'd payments iiavin; begun in in tile pet r a t ’s pink eyes.
then, Itrixa* e n a b li n g , <1IC|, fn(. ,, justify scrutinizing ill" I22C, in a Democratic n l n iin i'tr a - 1
Seme Fake Make lips
T l ; « u s e o f W ’ri q l c y ’s che w *
[ through the winter m j
wj(h n vjow t (,
rtninin - tmn. the amount: tor that year b e - 1 f ’amcn» njen have experienced
itgt
( . 'i m n f l e r n , ry w e a l t a k e s
/thatis save up a few whether it is entirely fair from the ing Si«i,0ftr,t700."
n v . d difficulty in their endeavors
the lean days next • vjL,Wp®jnt of Die minority, nr at
Of tin* $ l
payi n' nt*
*nnk«* a film uf cnntrastH am ong [ - . o i’ t h i . i m p o r t a n t i t e m o f
the close of tho | Pnnt place the hordco urmn the de 1
tlu» plihlii*
Uy (UuTs'iist-i in r,lM*
cow , :in,i 1...........:
pi avoid* 4~~
transporting
**
•x :-„v’. :i;:l I,y;*sc::e i n a d e lig h t*
m and the openinR of j f,,nHant the New York Central tlio JUit luiliHiri * in the lt**m*•r.#i 1 :m , niitciali d buvi'u* to a farm
|n programs that most Railroad C.minanv, N> demonstrate fund, $l,:t2l.t*H;'.:,.*,|. vjns in lui;,. i "'here tin re are only good cattle, Li*, r e l r e s h i n t ; ,v;ty — by clear
tlpoiigh.
that it and all its terms are fair
during the Wilson admiuG- th/’.V pivil' ;t cow to g .\c her tile . i. ;L .' »..'i t!> ,-f f j o d p a r ti c lc o
t i y I p Ji '.MV. he d igestion .
|s,mnldv good shooting equitable, leyal end inst. and Hint tl: t , on. the •l.'.ii'im nl asserted.
.'i,ox a. nice oj a xelirt, eolurine
those named together a temporary ioinnetimi sjpm Id InG f lil" with d a ,'. paint and t lie
K r e m i t >•'!%»• e c t I j r c a t h t h a t
hriio ,vil accompany issued to maintain the status quo
pi< '••• betv.een with wisite. Tin. •'"»v. s OH ' U,r » te ‘s *e!f nnd cun*
In r'rnni'e /ill ).ro\ , t nniciu ..t fi
*vp,,t to win from $5.- until the eoprt, upon the firm!
im t sod also .< resort, d to because
nilll in cash. Wiiile a ' until Gin court, as upon final hear c ia is and ineml>e:.: of I’ u liumeni ii m lawny cow ..ill ii ually show s . ' c r j i l o u i n r I ' ti i vr . i — i m t l t n i a r k o
have
free
pa-ses
on
all
railv
ays.
(nrbap o.mmunil even I ini', 'hall have had opportunity to ami 1• ,i-• i f tliousaods ••t* Icssot- i p "ii Hi" tiiin in quite a iiealtliv i>t n.linemen,.
OIM
a - aiaries here in .consider these questions.
slate employes n , no ieduced •■el' lil .,,n.
thn year they will I “Since \ve Consider the approval rates.
IprtrWiniGcs to sign sueli j by the Interstate t'oinnv’ree Com!>•'> I F At II MRS ATTEND
i mis'ion as ftmoputitu' only to the
N inety-ini' Sanford and Semin
till i several tourna- j consent of such commission to the pru\al, ||, in Ihi* eiiil. the intone- ole ( entity m bool I cue hers and
|rcver, in Florida this lease, if it can be lawfully obtained lion is mad.' jxi n iu iu xl. the con piincquilv ,ti'' laied 1 be Six C’oun '
Florida open nnd the | upon the terms set forth in the sent ut tlie eui.iui'i-i'.n may avail ty Teacher., lieditule in Orlando
■open nnd other famous application, we do not. consid"r nothing, (ml if the defendants ;i r«* Friday. 'Ibis
almost, 100 pci '
I he played na usual. But th a t the nresent decision can in conviiu’itl of Hu* (Mii'ivi’tiirss of leaf attendance, aciording to
L o will offer the huge any way deprive the In tersta te tbe'r position, prise,itly obtaining U. I.mvtoii. countv superintend*'!'I
(touriiamunts thut Cnli- Gntmnercc Con,mission of jurisdic tl'" approval of the commission uf puiiiic tosttaction. Tho attuq-*
tion in g ra n tin g such approval or , will
..................
enable the leaso to ■
h■ i";e< t i t - 1dance was heavy from all couhli"
[bcc„ advertising,
he when Florida wan should deter the defendants it, pros 1«<I immediately it has the auction p a r t ieipnlmg in the institute, lie
[playground of the pro- editin g their application for an- of tin* court."
said.
piifer. ii place whore he
and still get a huge
I tin- use of iiis name in
J with some real estate
It, i.-. apparently gone.
Jjir.i- -tart coming hack
k'. ,li >"in" hack to work.
r
i 'io i lulls that they j
ut. uutJLi/Jk tiu-q , time to their employ- |
katp ii- and not «« .much |
Ihi iiii.co of tin ir own
Removal Sale
JA P A N
|£Lulue*. *••-
Heal
- j . tif
Called to D o q t Aild
Shot by a Stranger
sessional Golfers Who
•nt Last Season In State
numi®
in1....... .
?5VV-..
F ir st
j
rv
�Shears
*:>*V
r
.
.lrS!®nSlifc
Executives of the Boy SdouU of America h
irr aft****** i w *
; l n ( i M , f i *»K
the alotfftn for the next biennial period. Trg'
At f« h
hood f o r boyhood."
lf
.
S l op to e x a m i n e t h a t slo ga n a n d t h e n ask y o u r s e l f if by
i Second Clax* Mn’tpr,
,V nnMMthiliitf men of y o u r a c q u a i n tm i e e a re in ne e d o f
A’ !uo* Ida, und«°Actn oflaiiy possibility men of
b
r
a
i n i n g o f t h a t sort.
tv ..
A SMALL army in New J e rse y
T h e Boy Seoul di rectors a re seekin g, of course, l e a d e r s spread oat around a 200-mile ter,_H l t v r and Maaaarr
help
lpeers
rs in t h e i r g r e a t work.
I,hey
more m e n to ritoiy is closing in on a group of
WBA*../...... AHMi.tr KdUar a n dd he
.
<, need
,,,
C
o
m m is s io n e r s . murderous Imndit.". hunting the
B. jofticn, Manaaina tsdiiur l a k!<e
e lt hhee j o b s of Sco
Seoul M a s t e r s and Scout
on
fr
o
n
t
e
d
wi
th
lark
ot
mt*n,
t r a i n e d o r murderers with machine guns, gas
T h e y a r o c o n s ta nt ly c
bombs ami hand grenades.
IIJB IR n lF T IO N
II A T I . A
(;Ven inclined to do tin' le a d e rs h i p wor k t h a t boyhood needs,
They have organized a regular
*Y«t**—17.00; Six Month"—13 Mi
D u r i n g tin* next two y ea rs, th en. Sc ou t ex e cu tiv e s will c o n drive, the hind used oil tiger hunts
rcred In City by Carrier, !»"
U llo. Weekly 'Edition $2 mi c e n t r a t e t h e i r e f f o r t s on “ m a n h o o d t r a i n i n g for bo y ho od ." jJin India. Hunting criminals (ins
year.
In eve ry c o m m u n i t y w h e r e t h e r e a r e e n t h u s i a s t i c Scout ex- j; become one of our national ocruccutivtM a s e a r c h will he s t a r t e d for men wh o would m a k e I! pillion*.
lc#» «f enierininmfnin when* | d e s ira b le Scout leaders. And w h e n th e s e m en a r e l o u u d tn ey
A REPORT Irorn London saytw
It arc mails wOl tie charged
will hi* given sin h t r a i n i n g as t h e y will a cce p t in S c ou t Turkey has mobilized four army
l l t r advertising rale*
corps."sending them "to the th re a t
lea dership.
RBH« AMOCMTKI) 1‘ttKNd
( j n ( „ f (|,js twn-ymir p r o g r a m s o m e excellent r e s u l t s ca n ened region.”
That r e g i o n is supposed to be
Aa*ocl*t*<l I’r.-K* I.
|n . co nfi de ntl y expected. And t h e good e f f e c t s also will Jie
Smyrna, in which the energetic
cation of oil newa
I not iced o u tsi d e of S c o u t work. If men as a whole could he
I li,'
Interesting definite news, and
^
puMfIZa WH,’: " V”
t " , gi v en m a n h o o d t r a i n i n g for boyhood, s o m e b e a u tif u l c h a n g
_ of republic, itlon of special , es„ ...
■mi nleasiiiit. mav come from Eurin
th
e
c
h
a
r
a
c
t
e
r
of
c
it
ize
ns
hip
a
s
a
whole
would
he
t
h
e
tches herein are ul«u reserved . 1,1
| in irn c tlin h outconn
NDAY. OCTOBER 1H. 1920
.Just ....... Bov S c o u t r ul e a d o p t e d by m e n would r e v o l u t i o n
S I li Ul.IVF.lt Lodge believes
ize society, flu* Boy Scout is pledged to “ r u n w i t h a clean (hat life exist* on innumerable
IfBIIAI.n rt.ATKOHM
c r o w d ." If e v e ry man. by so me miracle, should a d o p t t h a t worlds throughout the universe.
Wallin e. a great scientist, went
f t m l a k e at S a n f o r d ' s f r o n t rule as his o w n —completely a*tray in hi
book
B u t T h e Herald is " go in g wild" in a f u m y like t h a t . It is “ Mae’s I’iace 111 I he Univcrs*.” e n
w ater m ute to Jnfkson- well a w a r e t h a t t h e r e is not t h e s l i g h t e s t c h a n c e o f su ch a deavoring to show Hint this hi tie
le.
It knows th at t h e r e is not th e s l i g h t e s t mirth i* the only planet inhabited
r a r l l i m ’o f
S t.
J o h s s - l n - t h i n g ha p p e n in g .
I t t v e r f'a n n l.
c h a n c e of th is world e v e r seeing " e v e r y m a n " c h o os ing to go bv thinking beings.
■I n n of white wn j.
I n m l . k pool, l enn la
r o n r l s , s t r a i g h t , he fair, r u n wi th a clean crowd.
1 iN K \ CTH wc see life *tiring
rtr .
T h e idea is. t h e r e are some g r e a t possibilities for th e i m
■ tn ttn tln r nf hu IId Ime pru- p r o v em e n t of society
for (lie i m p r o v e m e n t of all m an ki nd ,
■ram-—kniise", Initels, npnrtmrnt kmiara,
Hi a widely s ta g e d p r o g r a m for t h e t r a i n i n g of men to be dept h
C l t T C o m m i s s i o n ait O a r m r m pole a*
w o r t h y leader of boys
a* ivi
rnctlun
nf
Im HI f 1 a n ,
A m ao who is li ving to live a life tlial lie d ee ms a fit ti n g iv odd
a r n n n d l . n k c VI ini riip.
flrllon <if rftj hrmitlffm- e x a m p ! " lor i lean-imurted boys is p r e t t y s u r e to be on th e croat mu
tlpn pr»«rnin.
s q ua re . A m an who knows how to m a k e boys love a n d tr u s t
Why : *■line 1toil thou g h t. wtucti
tintlftlfin of ifhtutl ■ywtrnt
excepI
i*
ttie - I'M '■ nf life, m all ucei
. Willi firm JbIihi for hirrermril him and seek him out as a pal is very likely to hav*
|11<O111 tion of this small
lental
' ftofllltfr*.
t tonally fine quali tie s of manhood.
planet '*
I he need is (o find mo re of t h e s e men wdro can be s h ow n
VERSE FOR TODA'i
Sir Oliver Lodge believes in a
w a y s of helping more boys. Men o r t h e right sort a re almo st directing cosmic mind, and de
_ GREAT 1‘KTITKlN “ Now a l w a y s m en who h a v e small opinions of t h e i r o w n good scribe* I In uni verse a* "a w ork
..!ope, O Lord our doit. I b<‘ qu alities. The y hav e high ideals a n d know t h a t they a r e f ar shop full of running machines. The
eh thee, save thou us,
that Irorn a t t a i n i n g th em . But once enlisted in work for boyhood, machine* appear self-working and
complete, I.'it are full of evidence*
kingdoms of the earth mav
TA.MI’ \
..f ib-Nicn I" aceoinplisli a certain
that thou art the Lord Boil, such men are priceless in t h ei r value In a c o m m u n it y .
S a n f o r d h as men of that sort who should be " di s c o ve re d ." "b ird
'thou only.” 2 King* IP* IP,
It i imi often that we agree
n
I#
( '..le Hl< a ,**. junior senalor
with
I'llilMA- \ Eilison lhmight to*
R A Y E R - "Now from a broken j
R ines Filling Sti
1113 Hanford Ave.
G E T T H E BEST
Flower U rns, Concrete
of nil kinds, Roofing Tfll
merit Coloring, Etc. froj
S A N F O R D CEMEN
PR O D U C T S CO. r
5th and Maple
Rhonet
F. A WALT
P A I N T I N G AND
DE CO R AT IN G
P h o n e 5GR-W
2 6 0 8 S an ford Art
Call R ay Brothei
MR. HLKASK NOMINATES
Crime That Should Ik* Expiated
i> ^
TIMES
u j m i m : n t i . i : Till 1-3 AMI IIATTI-3HV HiJMMA
parly and the biggest thing the
- J t K T A I I , a t w h o m -:* a Li-: 1’i t i r u t f ”
i mild posihly do for themselves i*
to make it positively appear that r»»r Ilii 11*- r > uml 'i'lr** •Martin1 \\ i- rrt-linrtff* 11 ml r«*|»nlr nil m«Li
thev will not Is* cnndid;de:i tor the li-rl*-'.. I • ( jour in-ii m*u Hull r > lie ii MIM.AliVV anil ltulrl |
pro idem v in IL2S.
While we are witli Cole Hlense f i-rnitT,
as to what has been stated we mosl oi il p i i i >\ i: isi IH—
distinctly part companv with him
wlimi it comes to the latter por
tion of his Washington interview,
for he took advantage pf it to say
tha: he is for Senator Jam es A.
Reid, of Missouri, lor president.
A- hopeless as the cause of
den....lacy might he with either ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ M « a a a a a a M i f a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a M a a « a a i a i i i
,,,iM >!ni".| |ii'ovc Hint th'-ic i* from South (‘aronnii, when it
III fact
\v •
come s i o politics
i,mil
Irciiuciitlv
concluded
have
•hear.”
( bind limit li " n l i i m t ion" bus b n n in p: t>giv>s q i n l c u
i f Si ii,-il or I'teiiM* i* ;i demo
-i r. i l c hirilili in to ■ "!>I a g e I hu! that
n u m b e r of ye ars. AI«>- 1 men uml wom en of Huluy r m e m b e r ii, j, i"II l' i' iht tnrltiirti' him t" il.lt 'Vo are not one. Hut the
ALOOF
ft
tluit tis far bark as t h e i r rbililliood t h e y were lieuriii^ pre- n i . l , I ' M V I l l i l I " I l l i y H l I l l g , ' V ' | l t >emit i' "i.i something in an m
nothing will ever m ailer again.
ivhn h tie gave out Upon
tol vita
reptM
about elejtn bauds, elenn dnnkiii.v n i p s. < luinging wel iimihilii' ""i
11 walk nnd talk with women
the o . isiiu, of a* recent v isit I ■*
sb oe s us soon as possible, etc, etc.
■nd men.
ip11.ii, loiictiing upon m i
EDISON i t I A M l I :s Pt- mmil tU’listo1
deiilmratic politics, with
T h e s e same men and wo m e n jivill r e m e m b e r Unit t h e y were ■lliollt 111"
|h their laughter and weep
"ill iliiuk* it may ; tonal we a *e ill eomplet e ai i onl
which
tbglr tenrs.
told to t u rn t h e i r h e a d s w h e n t h ey r o u g h e d o r sneezed so "xe'l.
wa* that llie democrat- will
ptay the gay little game of t h a t they would not c a r r y g e r m s into i h r l ure s o f t h e i r c o m
or Hie grave 'm a It
Il i s n ’t "I I :l)'o
k e a*i progress nationally tin
‘ yMr.;
into
a
change
f
r
i
g
h
t
e
n
i
n
g
K
i
l
i
*
"
u
panions. " E d u c a l i o n . " a s we h a v e just said. 1ms been going
| leas they eliminate Loth Al U. Mini Hi o r MeAdoo as the p r e si d e n
and waken, and dine and sup on so long il would s e em lliut ev erybody in th e s e tim es would of hetirt. ft'1 I'M inset*. "My | Smith "nil William (J. MeAdoo as tial candidate it would be still
lit win i mciipiil'ic 1 I' eonceiVlllg "f
OlMry and cukes and a fragrant
eniidi mere hopeless, if t h a t is possible,
h a v e the knowledge*, at least, t h a t could keep I hem from * i i c li u t i l i n g a s a soul," anil hits I prosper 11*e presidential
Si
*dates. Telling why this is tru *. I v. it Ii Senator Reed as the standu*
“a
mec'miii ileraTihe il its* h r a i a
ng will matter, at all, to c a r r y i n g di sea se to o t h e r people,
the senator said: "If MeAdoo is aid hearer. To s ta rt with, hiOn residences or improved business property m a
But g r a n t i n g t h a t t h e y have th e " k n o w l ed ge " of how dis-l ism." Ilk.' any nther machin**
nominated
the Catholics will d**- di mm racy is not d e a rly enough
vvoil
1
<
1
smile
at
a
s.iv.ige
Hut
liifrom $1000.00 to $100,000,00 for 3, 5 or 10 years it!
I th* bread uml wine of memory. eases of v a ri o u s s o r t s c a n he t r a n s m i t t e d , people do n ot put 1
feal him and if Smith is nom inat ‘ingrained to suit the great majority
listeniiig at a telgptione, ami ay ed the south witl either refuse t •>. of democrats. To end with, and
interest.
r
|
t
h
e
knowl
ed
ge
into
practice.
T
h
e
y
go
about
c
o
m
m
i
t
t
i
n
g
mg, “ Mv Ina'n is ilu apaMc m cm- | v ^ or call an independent i'"ii- no! mentioning several other tilings
liniake a bright little song or
Will also consider Construct Ain loans to aid in (hi
i m u r d e r and feel insult ed if by some lucky r h a i u e he a lth i iving ich a living as a vi ce at >vention and select its own man."
in
0
I Hint might he mentioned, his posi
11lie 111hrl .■t"l "
v s*»u»t he HuineHiing fur one i a u t h o r i t i e s pul a s lop to I heir g e rm d ist r ib u t io n .
struction of buildings.
We are not prepared to s*,i\ lion en prohibition would not be i l
thill Cole Hlense has loriei'tlv s i 1 satisfactory to either “dry*” or
I Tak e, for in stance, t h e " c o m m o n m i d . " A person with a
I \ RES II K I art i* t.-lls the forth Hie wbv of what will Imp | "w ets,” certainly not to the prohi
Ming will ever m atter I ! cold will go on w o r k i n g o r \ isi)iag a m o n g o | h e r pimple. IBs
v
'
j
rill
E
II.
"
U
g
l
l
t"*
lie
Ws
p
a
p
e
r
Hul
l
ma
Pom in Hie lonlingeiav of the bitionists.
• i t a r ill the night and t Li : <"ld m a y tml be troubl ing him en o ug h In m a k e him feel f r a i III .\Y*v V r'I I. I.i I w e e k <*lle m a n numination of either Smith
If Senator Kis'd should he the
m
| Ssiin linn in i Lire days trying Mi \don, Init we ai c co,i v n n c l democrat it i undulate
. Wind in a tree,
Phone I
lly ill. but (he p e r m s lie d i s t r i b u t e s m ay rea ch s om e one r| ,c
for
the ■ O ffice 112 East 2nd St.
In
spend
iilniiol
ii
and mini and the rising tub. just wea k enough to be unable in s t a n d a c o m m o n mid. i" play 1 tapthat
under present
loriditimi' , president'v Cole Hlense should I*.■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■an
th# hill where One wa* crnci
III 111ion ll ■II.i r I" ivaich little spot
which are likely to exist through nominated
for
vice
president.
P n e u m o n ia , s o m e t im e s tu ber cu los is is th e ou tcome. An d I lie led i III"' roll over verm* silly, hut
the M>2H campaign -neither *u Such a ticket would at least pus
I
lln*
wisdom
*of
1‘rovi
pe rso n w h o curried I be original g e r m s doesn't d r e a m Hint In* ll I . 110I t
p j t‘
-- B a rb a ra Yming,
them would have a chance of elec sess the virtue of being consisteii
i',(Front Scribner's Magazine) '
should be held responsible for tin* illness and p ro b ab le d e a th (Cl-licr.
lion, if nominated. It is a *m r\ within itself, if not part iculat 1
Ej /
-------- o --------- -1 The -1)0.1 Lies " \ i i tu,mm eggs. state of affairs. Hut since it i* th dem ocratu. Witli the senator from
(hey caused.
I M i ot lim 111(It- sliuiL 'In*. Sin* slate of affairs it would tu* \vor*e Missouri a* l)i<* candidate such ,i
'How about (i fall louriuimeut on
I'll" Herald could lacnliou n u m b e r s of d is e a s e s carelessly doesn't nen! *o many.
course ?
than foolish for the democracy to defeat would come as would make
----- n\ I'.nl ci.Heel* Hiousaliils anil shut its eyes to it.
dtsl r ib u t e d I hat a re m or e c o n ta g io u s a n d m o re d e a d jy t h a n
those administered John W. Davis
•Cold feet will give way to sore " I h e coim nn n cold," but il is i n l e r e s t e d .iusl nmv in n o t in g j million* nf ilollai's, and most of
The liest thing these two geo and Jam es M, Cox appear victories
•t when thirty-five neophyte* th at a g a i n lieallh bo a rd s
I them *Lp a w ay from him.
He lleniLMi can do for the democratic 1by comparison.
a re d oi ng t h e i r f a i t h f u l be st to | doesn't deserve them.
le burning sands to Sliriiu
the
w a r n people o f th e dang'er from colds.
dlt Wednesday.
51 M a so ni c llldfr.
P h o n e 75
In penitence sincere, I lifl
[prayer to Thee, O l.ord, in mer
in
:i e (i I h t n g : i . u s o u l
H*' u g M 'C ' l
11 11 I t " ’ t o r ' t i t ' l l f i l l I b l l ' C l t
Spill
Advertising Means Business
LOANS
E
J. H. JACKSON
S a n f o r d
Cement Contracting
-----o------
One of th es e w a r n i n g s s e n t out by t h e Uni ted S t a t e s P u b
lic l ie a llh se rvice u r g e s people to keep out doors as m u c h as
possible to avoid colds. 1( also u r g e s p**op|e to keep up t h e i r
general hea lth so that t h e y can m o r e easily resist g e r m s of
" c o r y z a ” th e sc ientific n a m e for " a bud cold*’- a n d to s t a r t
It* Department nf Commerce a M h e first signs of " c o r y z a " to b r e a k it up.
an improvement is noted in
I h e Health Board erviee goes on In sa y that the ca re le s s
employment situation in Kn
nd. Strikers going hark to person will) a cold is a g e n u i n e menace. An d it w a s of t h a t
p ha se of " h e a l t h e d u c at io n ." T h e Herald d e s ire d to speak
»Y
*—*"——-O—today.
Soma of these statements of how
People with any kind of di sea se which they know a r e c o n
,P. Davis met his death sound
know how I hey can infect o t h e r people. K n ow in g
If a small boy were trying tu tagious,
, ,
plain how he fell into the pickle ! " i t s a n d t h en carelessly
dy o r maliciously s p r e a d i n g t h e i r g e r m s
Bl. I
su ch• pe rso ns s u re l y should be held a c co u n ta b le a n d Hi Home
'"or eriiiie j( is.
lu r Hrlsbano says people lusl no n a d e q u at e ly p u n i sh e d for t h e i r crime
--------- --------— O
-------------jay will live to be one hundred
/'“Ho’ii a dirty crook,”
Till lam Henrnt, " l i e ’s a
f / ' anortn Al"Smith.
they both told the
screams
mean ole
And for
truth.
WALL STREET was not so hap
py yesterday, prices dropping. One
INCKND1A KY 1*'ARM KRS
TAMI'A IR IH C N E
S A V E by g i v i n g u s y o u r s i d e w a l k , d r i v e w a y and fot
automobile concern, ihiiiroii and
Essex, cut prices again and its | I tie South's great disaster is the i Hale" idea has originated at Ham-I Hon w o r k .
All w o r k fru»r n n t c c d.
stock dropped, speculators assum j frightful drop in pr.ee of cotton, berg, S C . hacked by leading |
ing that price cuts mean difficulty , din* to estimated overproduction planters and business men and the |
in selling. They may mean great 1this year, causing tremendous loss 1Hoard of Commerce. They w a nt,
jt" almost all Southern states, in Ho get l,tH)t),()i)ti hales of C o t to n j
*kill in producing.
Ier That's
for you to decide. What , i hiding a little of North Florida. ' gathered up, ahmit all t tie cotton i
' ever else you do, don’t gamble in j The. depression of hopes and of Estates, under agreement to burn i t '
price* m ine almost with the slid- ill big tumfiies all on one dati
stocks, or you will he sorry.
dennsKH of a hurricane and caused Could anything tie more foolish? i«
financial
The idea i*. that if so many! 5
ANQl'ITII LIVES ii]i leadership several times as great
of lln* Hr it is It liberal party and j lie.s. It is said Texas cotton grow- ! apartm ent houses were to In* built !
IJoyd tleorge is on top again ] els alone lose over $11)0,0(H),000, in Tampa that they exceeded the ■
Many, including the Hritish furies | and the other slates $300,000,000. j demand for rooms, and r e n t s ' J
The only n a t ur a l and s af e w ay slump, the apartm ent house o w n -ja
and Hu* Herman kaiser, have]
learned that Lloyd (leorge is a ’ to g ua r d uguinst such calamities ers should get together, select a ] j
is for t he f a r m er s
to diversify, few dozen apartment houses and i ■
hard limit tu heat.
JjP
I Duly a tilth* while ago Lloyd g ro wi n g more varieties of crop* s d them on fire, thu . reducing the
I forty yeura old. That is when
Asquith
and
lii*
i
instead
of
pi
nni
ng
their
hope
of
!
supply
and
raising
rents
to
whore
Ik w o r k in g fo r th e I n d u s tr ia l g r o w t h o f S a iifo f4 |
Dexford and
>prohibition amendment become*
I friends were busy pu tt in g Lloyd >,lvil|g upon the wel f ar e of one Bile owners nl llm remaining could
an
d (he* ( ’i l y ’s d e v e lo p m e n t ns a to u r is t center.]
(•Hive, we presume
i <rop, cotton. Wo tlmugtit those iii | make a In mg
B e r g ........ uf the liberal party.
Vi INK ERN
'I . m.K VI.D
1Heorgiu and ot her st at es tiad , Dr coming h i, I, to cnltoii, if t In ■
. t . . . ---------o rondbr If Mrs. Mayor Walker
FIFTH AVENI F i* to have a earned theil le* son by Ihe ligtit 1'iop ware *.o "iall that prices of ■
was horn in tb,. ilent fori
ei t
I ahow the (ideptiics* for break- fa r
new
hvo million dollar church in ' I (irevious y e a r s ’ misforlimeti, hut cotton g " i" t. were t<m high fur or- 1
from tin 1'i'its nt men.
im * .
M Lei e .....ll h,,\ e gatheied In
‘ Ice that Mrs. Dylan iliSplaycil I
Ihe gothic style. Foxes that h a v e ] 1' ^eems they have to go to tin* dinary pco]de to buy what they
wall
lied
lln
Redman
Inin!
Ins
gone*
J gi I tier I am
And until I tie last holes and tin* birds that have I M
en hhe greeted the Queen of pel
experience for uiuither have to have, tta* public might
|ium, "Queeuie, you said a mouth- by day ami greni ai|imals fijrtd t*> man lias gum* leone to the Brent nests, not in ttie gothie style, will [ !, l'm. cost what it may,
burn a n*w di v goods stores and
j death by Hu* Aiiruru'* ]iale glare! Iley "in 1, I idiall he
notice that there has been a great ]
lesson is nist as applicable torci* ttie men hunts to throw their
"
' 1
I; The vvoodsniiin’s iim*. an icy
I am Hu* iievvs|i:i|it
change in I ,<){)() years.
I 1,1 Florivfa, because there is always cloth into fiia rales at low rati*.
If Queen Mario doesn't get mat .stream, a merciless siirnkuig of
a post*,ibilitv that citrus fruits will
1'or that iiiiuter, a* to a surplus
iWheebi
anil
knives,
ten
i
fit*
heat
and
jmer, «he can use that medicine
OVER THE wireless, Hnough
l»«.v Hu- expense of shipping in j of human Lina's, a stniiliii* cour.-e :
■
.
'
l'l'es.siite,
and
I
am
,i
great
u
ti
(e
bought, when the social climb
’lie myslerunis ether, a*id in big l||ll> years, or that the tomato is 1 to n I ' ia I»\ the World, |n i
begin to hand out their highly til'biiii, -s(mn into a roll, only t" L**
Ivpe, comes the news that Quceii ■‘ r,’b wil1 Bid. in that Mimulhing tiu]i* iitujiten! tonally.
When w.*'
centra ted tilaii-hluu after she dniwn "it again through tin* hat
ha|ipv*n to Hu* strawberries, have t"i. t.ig Mi'ii of young men I
lie ujlines that tell llie *!"iy: Marie, of Rumania, ale huckwheai t "
leiing,
Hinndenng
law.
nl
u
pnnl
Ives in this country,
almost a liU* and death mat- we kill lie- 'in pills by a w ar
I'Rt lEENSOR I'DISt IN El) AS EX cakes for hreakfat t, chieken a la
tag pro*s.
ii.,
— »*•■Maryl and and corn f ri tt er s
for ter with the cotton growers today. I stead
h'Ttllttg tllcim in bonfires 1
NEAR.
fr Mercer's victory over Floridu i vftni m ihe hand* of all men I AMS
f
They are in ii puna*, senseless, us^ prop.ised fi.r Hie cotton.
luncheon.
raid uorve to inereuse Hu* inter lam now an inspiraiioii a clairvov
Let her eat “ lobster a la New i some of them. Ten years ago in
Ibe dil icrenee i* Hint cotton is
^Of Floridu frothnll followers i)i 'ant, a historian. My sides are cm I 'li Mencken says America Injd burgh” for dinner, taking a cock j distress, the "Huy a Hale” movennthn g but |'t"|ieity and is owned
Coming clash between the [ered with magic, symbols of a gi
a good tune during the war. Sure- tail or two before, ire rrenm after J mi nt was conceived, to buy up the “ V ‘I...... win. would do the b urn
latte u n d , Rollins in Sanford gantic significance.
wards nnd site will know why this : sin pluH a t ti reasonable price and ing, tail llie he*
world would
ifetlco; Day.
I am tin* voice of the rnitior ; the ly, and on Armistice Day, too.
I hold it until prices were steadier be ttie -.inic a*
is the land of dyspepsia.
were apart-■
! N,
light of the world. When I go
in desperation a “ Hunt a [incut h<
iwara man wrote to tin* forth I hear the decrees of the
D" day's most versatile robber
W E S T E R N BN ION
wire ex
,
deftartment requesting greatest hi'nin* and threats nf llnthe northern
t h e h o t hoc
m i l a g e tin postage stamps slrongcsl iiinlf forces of mv time. .lie loimil III Wichita, lias., w lier,. | [>*'• *' complain
lights flashing in Hie Lit* north.
I Vored. /W* want to put in
CALM H E A L ! I IN’Id k f e n I .EN l
I tell my story; a king topple* i tile Eagle reports they "kicked m ! Messages all over the count*' are
of nice from hi* throne, and millions of so the 11 anvoiii."
Mr nuw .for
inr a bunch
bui
I interfered with, cables midi V he
ita-flaVjjfed ones.
Hi* f e a r we sec the beginning of tpl of V
diers march gallantly to an mi ]
,
.ml wry stimulut | ocean also. We don’t know much t iM'usacte
_
r u s u d e against holdog stands, i»g t known death. I sing their requiem ■
:
ii,
:
about
electricity,
or
anything
el*c
U
c
r
k
your
fai
l*
to
he
beaut
it
id.
aro had anyhow )
t « e m » that football titnrn muy and it i* known m ihe furlhemmst Y
the "esthetic ohjcit to them he*
and football stars may go corners of the earth, and m its | say* a Lomlon expert. Hat lie >uti
laasc they a re shabby and the coffci l**r 111 teen cents, while for
IN’ TH E first eight month * of highway experts kick because tin*, 11Bom the sauu.
'tot work it in tin* right place.
that "Tiny" Hewitt and (leiqicsf sens.
amount uf until
li'Jtl thin country used :iU7,00l>,()tH) I crowill
Wilson
will he
with
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litti iI ll
their vicinity imjanlu ntent
I weave di camel's llenightH, |
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'
1
1
*
'*
"f a second-hand
more
gallons
of
gasoline
Hum
in
rrny eleven ant jI tlu* "cows Spiuix of ■tee! over great lorreilts,
t ruffle. We feel compelled to say. napkin V ''"old have had to pay
Lunielnidy gavm Jack Dempsey
1925.
T
hat's
good
new**..
I
t
means
now
• home."
a few words in behalf of the hum- twenty live cents at a more fasti
Hod build spires of stone to shelter | a .
kjnf clover to put in lus
: iomihh- 11,11,1 labeled "I afc.” Yea.
Ua * — * "
me nu gods. I speak, and collli '
lielore Hie liglit with Tnnney, many billion mile* more travel, tile hotdog ami his kennel,
The would not object to the lack of t C°r tw.-*it,
- h*i again hecomo neecs> ary iieiits a re served and worlds tire
are',
horseshm* have lieeli more aefing America first.
,i
,
Eve cents, we have
circulation of' population through good looks outside if tlu
heller?
vernnieiit to resort to the <etncllted.
crusaders 1hot
htmght •
holdog and , hieorv
I
the
country's
highway"
i*
a
.
im
to
do
rp* to jtrotcet tb'* Boiled
would exterm inate the eockroaelie* •<*
half
,j,lV*s
.
1 tell my Lite* of tin* prince and
|
porlant
im
circulation
m
hlr.od
|
j’
|
is|'|
j”
,
I
iiorlant
a.*
e
m
u
Tnail. That seem* to la* the
at pauper. My anthems are of
The beauty of the holdog j our m.sgnab ,1 boss lllyipj? J r ^
S $1.>11,01)1) Tor a ringside | through the body,
ts th a t anyone can obtain u c o p y ; bucks !«,i i|„,
^ ()(j ’
WjMM good
reason why we tin* free and Hie hruve;, t..................
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and I chant
the ........
New Vork
Stock
Ex■a him for ten cents, with mustard again, of t !" tll,‘ Ktillv night, when
Jtufltitani an efficient ttml the song of the wage slave in duaty !4 buage. Hut try the gallery tint'*
MAKE A LIST of the Ml g r e a t Hii own Jn, *nd, if you are not on
*rmv- There might be Id 1iiikiii; or "I 'bring
'
. . ./tee
..
comfort to tired
est men in history and you will your way to see your Iveat girl, ^ tc^ 'kV s'
i'ir |,H
t' " r
chance
far /rum foreign countries, eyes and jaded minds Ly feverish
find that 48, possible all 50 of several alivera of (omforting onion, oumolf aroimd liotiiiSe^i'.iiU *
^4%nr*r from within, as the midnight. (
!
11end 11lies that tell ihe story: Huim, had gray or blue eyes. Light
The hotdog ia the poor man’a nnd, with . ' ur t ummv c l f a r e d
I a tp , feared by all men, yet HIS W IFE’S AIM TOO ABBUR- basal
tyoa a r e about the same us
wime
xmunted like a flcklftATE
iy aye.
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facilities for the study of all branch?
of musical art under the finest teach
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for the fall term in violin, piano. void
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londay
(ice League of the
loly (TbsS Will moot
|E , Watson In Rose
/clock.
tnoring U»e teachers
I Schrtole, ffbhi 8 to
[tho Woman's_Club,
ibliIjoint Parent-Teab
\ 9 of the city.
Club will hold regund shower fo r chil
li: JO o’c lock a t the
Tilliam Mooro Scott
ff-tf
G
Ilf
underwear, an fashioned through
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Miller and
their guest Dr. William Cox of
Cleveland, Ohio, motored to Cocoa
Sunday where tliev spent the day,
Joseph Hutchinson and Ralph
Wight me expected to return home
[‘Morklay from a imAith's hunting
lri„
rumidii.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Short have
returned to their home at 2305
Magnolia Avenue a f te r spending
the past four months on a motor
trip through the northern states.
Miss Margrtret Zuchery, who is
attending Duke University at Dur
•a left Sunday for ham, N. C.p will arrive here Tues
flic re In- will spend a day and will he an attendent at the
business.
Shinholser-Jones wedding, which
takes place Fritluy at the MethodI"1'
l‘ Key and j ist church
r motored to Dnypunday where they
Mr. und Mrs. Harry L. Gihsmi
as the guesta of who have been visiting the latter's
lather, Mrs. George brother nnd wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Evnns a t Bradenton, re
turned home Monday afternoon.
Twitdudl who has
Mrs. W. F. Ravened and hahv re
rilling tiouse guest turned Immo Sunday afternoon a f t
>nd Key left Sunday er spending the sum m er with her
home at Daytona parents Mr. and Mrs. D. L Has
sell, a t Charleston, S. C.
Reminding the New Y orker of
the thousands of strangers in the
city daily, is the constancy with
which he is assailed by visitors
seeking directions. The usual a d
vice given such stran g e rs is: “ If
you want concise directions, don’t
ask a uatiee; ask someone who’s
been here only a few months. He
probably knows the ropes better
than a native son."
ings wns given and Rev. Cook was
presented a beautiful leather tra v
eling bag, a gift of tile class. De
licious refreshments of .ice crenrtf
and home baked cakes were served
I on tile lawn at the conclusion of
the program.
Mr. and Mrs, Gale Brown and
little son of Chanutu, Kas., a r
rived Tuesday evening for a visit
with the former's uncle, G. S.
Brown ami wife.
A cheek (or the sum of $20
wns received hi>t week from Ed
ward II. Smith of Cleveland and
Goldenrod, to bo addetl to the
(toldemod relief fund for tho hurrienne sufferers of Moore Haven.
Mr. Smith is a properly holder and
w inter resident of Goldenrod and
has always been found n contrib
utor to alU worthy causes.
The ladies met u(, the home of
Mrs. Khlridge two afternoons last
week to hel() sew for the Moore
Haven refugees now ill in hospitals
in Sehring. A large number of
Ai.d that leads to another phase
Here Is W hat New
of Hie problem of getting about the
Yorkers Are Doing1 ] big i y, Many a stranger, spotted
GOLDENROD
Movie Sidelights
(By Tin* Associated Press)
Friends of Rod LuRocque have
discovered that lu* was a member
of the Chicago newsboys’ quartette
which once was popular about
cafes and night clubs. None of the
hunch ever sold a newspper, but
each carried a journal for " atm o
sphere" while entertaining.
Leutrict* Joy, oulsimuiing wom
an golfer in the movie colony, is
taking instructions from a profes
sional mnshie wielder preparatory
to entering tournam ent piny this
fall.
David L. Hughes, of whom Theo
dore Roosevelt said, “ He was a l
ways up in front," has been a p
pointed technical adviser for the
filming of “ The Rough Riders.”
Louis Nntheuux received kisses
from thirty first-rank actresses in
teats to determine who should play
the feminine lend in DeMille’s
"The King of Kings." Now h e ’s
east In a kissless role in “ Fighting
Love."
Douglas Fairbanks Jr., broke a
finger when he missed Eddie Grihbon in a screen fight and struck a
casem ent window.
Psychologists mind find signiti j
ennee in the action of crowds that
inevitably g a th e r to watch work
men putting up steel girders and
g re a t "brick cliffs" for new sky :
scrapers
that
are
continually '
springing up. These white Collar '
workers apparently seek a relens >1
from their ledger honks and type
writers in watching the riveters
and (misters perform their often- 1
perilous tasks.
J r
New York prizes its trees mid
consequently they receive meticu
lous attention. Tree surgery i-<
lavished upon them Ity most of
the owners. Even small tree-shad
ed rear courts a r e covetously cul- |
tivated.
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Fashionable I’urk Avenue offei
a study in c o n tra st any morning
in the year a t four or five o’clock.
This is the hour when many poorly-clm! women— mothers, most of
them—emerge from the tenements
on the side streets hastening to the
various business
buildings
or
apartm ent houses to hop and
scrub floors, clean brasses, etc.
At this hour, also, many taxis and
private limousines whiz p ast with
their load of late merry-maker3,
clad in evening dress.
a t this time.
i M r and Mrs. 0 * 0 ^ P m )
L. T. W alser and Burmon Dodd oCrt,{
the foUawiny Aft
_
motored up from Tam pa Friday for
. ***. ? •,
1
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a short visit with relatives here. ?.urmn»n I»0 V*
^ampa* Mf. l
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.M rs. A Maders nnd. two child;
Unities and Bernice
Lldruige ,,r l)tLan(1 uml Jrflsses Stella a
entertained the following g u e s ts ! m | D(K,d of 0r!ando
nt their hume Sunday afte rn o o n ; » . . .
. . r»
j m*the MissuR Dortheu Tonvvmevul nnd; ...
Lola fiiipgett and Mi
\Vilnui JonoR of W inter Dark and! ^ tnes *\1} ^ ^nrVi?n,r*
Miss r h n r lo tto Dilse and brother
roUinjr at the George
Rolnitd of Mnkland.
^omo S « n“ a y «
Fellow Colliftitt Is home from i ,toM- «’h.° h »"
l.ako Helen where he has s p e n t ! s J-,yt‘ri‘l days with rheumati(m f ’ ti
the sutnmer.
i nl,le to
,,ut a «l" n'
Rov. and Mrs. J. \V. Austin, s u - ; Edgnr Hall has his garage CC
periutendent of the orplianage a t ' plctcd and the foundation laid
ilenson Springs, were tin* guests ki* new dwelling in Sat
of Mr. nnd Mrs. II, L. Crown Sun - 1 Homes.
'day nighl. Rev. nnd Mrs Austin
Tnnev Pitchfork of Sanford W)
were eii route to Manatee to at- a busmens caller In Gold
tend the wedding of their dnligh-: Tuesday nfternoon.
ter, .Miss Onie Austin which took
CitymnugerBoh<nd3h-a,hSS
.
place Wednesday evening at the i / ’ity M anager W. B. and Ml*.
Mcthoitist church of Ihnt place, of Williams o f Sanford were pleas. !
which church Rev Austin was pas- ant callers in this community San!,tor previous to his coining to Ben- day nfternoon.
Blankets
Quilts
Comforts
Stored all summer, should be washed, and made ready
for winter use.
ffity
Our method of washing in pure Z E R O S O F T W A
T E R assures you that your wool or cotton blankets,
quilts or comforts, will be clean, soft and fluffy—when
returned.
You will find our prices most reasonable.
Phone us today—our representative will call.
/
Sanford Laundry
Hot biscuits arc always
a treat— e s p e c ia lly
when th e y ’re m ade
with Snowdrift, because
Snow drift is such a
good-to-cat shortening.
Snowdrift is a creamy
shortening, too, and
so it is easy to mix.
Visitors to New York expecting!
to see movie, .tagi* or literary [
celebrities in the noted dining
places usually are disappointed.
For the most part they dine in i
litle out-of-the-way places wher*
they cun find relief from the prob
ing eyes of (he public. Small, low
ceilinged restaurants, some of j
which would he classed by their I
appearance as mere "hum-and-egg ■
emporiums," a tt r a c t dozens of I
these people.
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garm onts and com forts were mnd«a°n Springs,
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‘C O O L W E A T H E R IS H E R E "
ii
as
h by the sharp eah driver he
(By The Associated Press)
Inpp' if. to. finds bis eah fare don
Liberty hells stencilled in lace! I*!'' "but li normally would la.
open work on the knees of Fifth | a *, “ i I lie cabby has cir cled the
Avenue's finest hosiery .are the la t mini it destination, declaring th a t
est Sesqui-I Yntciininl scho to he lie never heard of. or bad to go
noised about the town. “ 177(5- to that place before.
10215," the ambitious knee legends
date the event they celebrate.
Melbourne
Florida Light &
Power Company to ere< t bidding,
A flapper entered the subway in inn them part of rit v.
train during the rush hour. Ail
seats were taken. Of each of three
men seated she asked u question:
At what station are yon getting
< * f f S i i e then stood in front of
Mr. and Mrs. It. I.. Crown, Miss
the one who got off ut the nearest
lln Barton and Mr. and Mrs. Gift
stop and waitted for his sent.
B l o w n enjoyed tin* hospitality of
the Home* Builders' Class of the
Federal Judge Julian Mack, p re Oviedo Methodist Sunday School,
siding ut the Daugherty trial Is Monday evening when the class
known am ong his friends as n tendered n reception for their pas
gourmet, He does tin* m arketing tor, Rev Cook, a t the church. A
for his home, carrying basket* short program of music and rciidof vegetables and meat eats with
him. His fastidiousness keeps w ai
ters in retail rants he frequents on
ANNOUNCEM ENT
the qui vive. He travels on one
liner only on his annual voyages
to Europe, selected solely because After a short holiday Ed. Ran
dall, Sanford's well known Tai
it has the best caviare.
lor, is hack and ready for Fall
Individual drinking cups have business. All th a t is new in Fall
not yet replaced the community and Winter suitings are on dis
glnss in the Federal building, in play nl Room LI Garner and
the court room of the Daugherty Woodruff Bldg., F irst Street.nnd Miller trial there were only
two glasses, one for the sole use
Mra. Houch and her Work, of Judge Mack. The other was
used generally.
i ,W ritteV J ,y
,V1X- 1,1
I he read by Mrs. W. L. Henley,
Manufacturers of t h e ’brass and
! Piano Solo. “Scottish Legend.
niekle
foot rails apparently are I
[Mrs. It. R. Deas.
A CREAMY
still doing a good business.
A|
Duet. (To he announced.)
large increase has been noted j n
1 \"e ii| Solo, “ I )|i Lovu hut a Day
SHORTENING
the number of "food bars" where
Mrs. V id o r Robertson.
both men and women can stand
Quartette, “The Candy Lion." ii)i to a mahogany liar for a quick
.Mrs, Victor Robertson, Mrs. J. II. lunch. These liars are just like
Colelough, Mrs. C. II. Cook, Mrs. the old fashioned ones behind
W. S. Leak.
I swinging doors.
I,uke Thompson
The many friends of Mrs. \V. Ik
Whiter Garden S un. Hill, who has recently undergm u
Carmel Myers has been “a wom
an operation a t the B'ornald-I-augh- an without a country." In “ Beni'y spent the day.
ton Hosoital, will lie glad to learn H u r" Carmel was an Egyptian; in
tight and two chil- t h t sho has receovered sufficiently “ A Certain Young Man’’ she is
"ulay morning for to bo removed to her home on English; in “ The Gay Deceiver"
Jiuksonville a fte r Magnolia Avenue,
she is French; in "Tell It to The
week r/id here as
Mariner,” she is a South Sea Island
Mrs. F. H. Wight, who has heeii cutie, nnd in “The Understanding
Mis. I:. E. Powell.
spending the pnst month with rela H e art" she is American.
Sin it h nf Lakeland tives in Kentucky, returned home
Saturday and spent Saturday.
Railroad traffic is heavy a t tho
j Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer s t u d i o s
with relatives
th left Sundny for
these days, the congestion consistA ctivities of the
icre he will resume
ling of three trains nnd throe s t a
Another place that reeks of con
the University of
t i o n s on what Is probnbly the trasts is Grand Central Terminal.
W
om
en’s
Club
spending the week
shortest line in tho world. One Some of tho greetings and fare
By Mrs. Henry W ight
his parents.
section
is a specially constructed wells overhenrd within ten min
T
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German train, tunnel nnd station; utes, during a Into afternoon rush
Newman and Claire
With two such successful func a Pullman is running for another wore: "I'll never leave New Yorl:
neil to Tullnhusflee tions as the opening reception of picture and a theatrical “show ca r" again;" "Believe, me, I'm glad to
non where they are the W om an’s Club, and the cafe in used in u third.
get away from this madhouse;" "If
f Florida S tate Col- teria luncheon of the Social De
I don’t over see you again....... ;"
>*-’«. a fte r spending partm ent along with tho enthusias
The dolls the feminine stars are "Don’t forget— It's two cakes of
wre with their par- tic
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_ Garden
_____ Circle,. carrying on tho street nnd streW- yeast you put in;" "Ive got a good
meeting __
of _
the
thiH \yeek "bids fair to keep pace ing all over their Hollywood homes one to toll the boys at the fire
with that set for the months to are merely
* mascots, the latest fad house.”
roway, George Wil- come.
in tho movie colony. Claire Wind
>haron. J r., Deane
Bubway Sketch: The rush hour,
The Music Department follows sor has a collection of more-than
t Messer mid Warn- up ita brilliant record of the two fifty from all over tho world. Mae young men and flappers have
havo been spending years just past, with an entire und Murray has u unique dancing doll managed to got moat of the aeata,
here with relatives, radical change of procedure, serv in her dressing room; Renee Ador- A feebtq old man atanda holding
inoRvilte Sunday af- ing no refreshments, and promis eo’s favorite is an old-fashiened a strap. The train atops, an old
suine thei rstudies ing nothing elaborate lu the way rag doll, and Pauline Starke haa woman enter*. No one offera her
ity of Florida.
of. setting, but throwing open its one That comes from thei South Sea a' seat. The old man regards ono
o f the young men with* interest,
m eetings to every member of the Islands.
leans over'an d tapa him on the
Chatfield, of Cat- club, and centering all effort on its
For making the plcturo sequence knee and then turns to the old
I S 8* l,ho tcuest of programs.
I* L. McKay oi^MonThe arrangement for Tuesday of the department xtort ball i n ' * woman saying "permit m e madam
afternoon embraces a new feature, S. M. Hatchlnxon'a novel “On*
<:• that
that of. a roll call of current mu creating Put
;MnrlowH and Mr. sical events, and.’Introduces some fridge xtor
pjyol] spent 'the voices new to the audience. Ha by Foj
alnesville as the 'pro
Jt*
a v ee n t.
the
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: V j H
If ii is true, ns the psychologists
declare, that the average person
would rather descend than ascend
stair , the prosperity of New
York's hundreds of basement shops
might he accounted for. Offering
their wares a few steps below the
level .ir the sidewalk, they t a n ta l
ize the purse strings to unloosen
for everything from tea to t a m
bourines
|
p.wR'tW
7T; r-Ti w
form a sort of guild of croquet
players meeting daily in Central
Park. Complete with molleta and
balls, for chase through the wire
wickets, th ty team off and play
sunshine or cloudy. When it rains,
many times they use umbrellas.
the centuries by bone needle, hand
loom ipid mill.
Graduates of the Pnraniount Pic
ture School, the first institution to
train young men and women for
screen acting, are now reaping the
fruits of their six months of th -ir
training.
After graduation the
sixteen students went on a person
al appearance lour. Now they are
buck a t the studio anti are being
cast in minor roles fro practical
experience.
Much cordial interest is center- F ratern ity ol which Mr Jones it n
ed in the wedding of Miss Lillian mcnil)er
l * ,S 0
Cook Shinholscr and Earl Edward Jones, which will he solemr s - No'1 Chittenden will p re
nized, F riday afternoon a t 5:110 side a t the organ and have charge
o’clock a t the F ir s t Methodist of the nuptial musical program.
Church, Dr. F. D. King performing She will he assisted by I)r. H. W
the coremon
Rucker, baritone.
Miss Shinholeer will have ns her [ Since the announcement of their
maid of honor, Miss M argaret engagement Mhis young couple
2 n h Kr y ’ M^h °M th f hndes-m aids have lice., the recipient of many
May Robson, famous “ Aunt
will bo Miss M arjorie Dempsey, lovely social courtesies and this
Miss Marion Hand and Miss Fran- week a number of delightful nf- Mary" of the stage, has completed
cks Jones. . of. . W inter Park.
The
fairs are being arranged in their her f i r s t , motion picture a f te r 43
— , -----finwer gtri will be little Miss Ade-J honor. Monday evening Miss Minn years behind the footlights. Miss
laide Key, the lovely young daugh Howard, Miss Fern Ward and Miss Robson says she was more nervous
t e r of Mr. and Mra. Raymond Key S ara Warren IJasterby will e n ter before the camera than ever be
and the tiny ring bearer will be tain a t bridge at the homo of Mts« fore an audience.
Mnpter Howard Berg. Jr., the Howard.
Tuesday
Mrs. John
handsome young son of Mr. nnd Leonard! wil tie hostess a t lunch
Creighton Hale, cast us a young
Mrs, R. II. Berg.
eon honoring Miss Shinholser Scottish elegant of the 17th Cen
F rank W rig h t of Jacksonville Thursday evening Mrs. A. K. Pow tury, used an individual cuspidor,
will be Mr. Jones’ best man and ers will entertain the bridal partv a family heirloom, to support his
the groomsmen will he Stevo nnd out of town guests following character act. He carried the flat
Simmons of Bradenton, Snm Byrd the wedding rehearsal at the home I diver bowl in his pocket, in conand Reuben Mason of Sanford all of Mrs. A. D /Z achary on Magnolia I fnrmlty with ancient custom, placmembers of the Phi Delta Theta Avenuc.
j ing It on the floor when he sat
frrday
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MRS, FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
.R o b e rt
Hagan
returned
to
(Gainesville Sunday afternoon after
lowers will entertain I spending the week end here wit a
Jones Bridal party [ Iris parents, Mr. and Mrs. [,. I .
wedding rehearsal 1 Hagan,
Mrs. A. i). Zachary
Ivcmnv
! All those who are members or
rnnit Teachers As- eligible for membership for the
Kiist Side P rim ary U. D. C„ and all veterans of the
o'clock.
Civil War, are asked to get in com
lullnwav will enter- munication with Mrs, A. F. McAll
Itate l.uncheon Club ister on West F irst S treet between
Cfttneroii Avenue today and Thursday.
Dues Nuptials
at
m. in the First
|nli.
it unlay
ft'*i y I lour a t 10
Sanford Public Li-
ly^KIih?
KVYy
l-i r • W J !
V£'
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Ward, chairm an)
Roly, 1112 Myrtle
Mr nnd Mrs. Glenn E. McKay inf the department, will follow ,,1
, clock.
and
Miss Ruth Moss motored to 'th o -clo se uf these notes
I. Frazier, chnirchiiirinati, Celery W inter Park, Sunday, where they! T V Welfare Department will
attended the open house of the hold its first meeting ns sH.ed
t'clock.
Phi Omega Sororiety
tiled, Wednesday. Oct. 2U. at I
Rrown, chairm an)
|clock p. m., with a box llllclleon.
|itr Moore, 1218 Oak
Vance Douglass returned home The luncheon idea ,provci pleasant
i‘clock.
a f te r spending the past Few weeks and p o p ilar last year, and this
|toward, Chairman) at points in Georgia and Aln- will doubtless lie quite us delight
llutchison, 2201 ' bnina.
ful. Each lady- -and Ibis meeting
3:30 o'clock.
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is also open to any member of tbo
ivonrv, chairm an)
Among those attending the club— is requested to bring her own
Daily. Sr., 518 Teachers Institute a t Orlando ht>x
lunch, to he opened at small
|:3lt o'clock,
F riday are Mr nnd Mrs. G. E. tables. Coffee will he served by
It is also re
tow nice, chairm an) McKay, Mrs. OsRnrtie Williums, the department.
Mark wood, 1007 Allan Entz, Miss Ruth Glllon, quested that those who come to
He, 3:30 o’clock.
Miss Vivian Crosby, Miss Zillnh j Uus meeting will feel free to preTittle, chairm an) Welsh, Mrs, Therriuult Mrs Sc- cnt im.V m utter of community inWoodruff, Olean- linn Barber, Miss Laura C hltten-j t,T ‘'sl
whifh ,ht' Woman's Club
[e Mary, 2 o’clock. den, Miss Edna Chittenden, M rs. "tighf he helpful. The program for
I,ilja, chairm an) Dwight Babbitt, Mrs. Stella A r - I ^ ’1' day w 'll be >•> the hands of
Stevens, 521 Oak rington, Mrs, Jam es Moughton, '
1!fw y Wight chairman of the
I'clack.
Miss Ida Mae Gray, Miss Rebecca I Garden t irele.
lid meets with Mrs. Scott, Miss Mary Cobh, Mrs. W.j
For its first program the Music
fr on Park Avenue K, Fort, Mrs. It, C. Maxwell, Miss' Department of the Woman’s Club
Mary Hinton, Mrs. A. H. Stone,'.announces the following to begin
lllorv Circle will Miss Frances Cherry, Miss Luna I at 3:30 o ’clock p. m., on Tuesday
ilock at the home of Mae Fleming, Miss Paulino Mey afternoon, immediately following
Mullen on P alm etto ers, Miss Love Turner, Miss E m the business meeting which opens
ma Owen, Mrs. Tony Pitchrord, as usual a t 3 o'clock.
Miss Mina Ilowurn anil Miss Iris
C urrent events in mu4ir, e x
jiesday
Britt.
plained and illustrated by Mrs. A.
department of the
M. Philips. Quartette, Over Hill
rill hold its regular
Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Murrell and land Dale. Mrs. Victor Robertson,
re lock.
Miss Bel li Murrell of Orlando, Miss [ Mrs. J. If, Coleohigh, Mrs, C. II.
Lila Murrell and Miss Mildred Hall Cook, Mrs. W. B- Leak,
Snesdny
Port Orange spent Sunday in
l>j„no Roto. ‘‘The Old Chapel by
Department of tho of
Sanford as the guests of Mr, and
will have a box Mrs. W. A. Ixjffler at their home Moonlight." Mrs. R. R. Deux.
Vocal Solo, “ The Y ear’s at the
/clock ut the club on Magnolia Avenue,
Spring. Mrs. Victor Robertson.
Inge will he hostess
Is of tho “ Gudc
I Club at h rr home
at 3 o'clock.
|r Circle will meet
|lt. Brooks on Oak
o\ lock.
kursd**,. - .
pt.-r No. Twoo o f
Imbl regular nicetImk nt the Masonic
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PLANS FOR APPROACHING WEDDING
OF SANFORD COUPLE ANNOUNCED
tcial
len da
Ifftcersn of tho Misof the F irst Mcth|ill meet a t 3:30 o’jurch.
he Auxiliary F ir s t
(hurch will m eet as
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for every occasion and
Anew"FROCK
every type representing every
idea in the world of fashion,
A
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and in time to lake their place in
in your winter wardrobe.
Each
model wears that individuality
and distinction that marks it as
sm art and iiiiusi'pa.ssed in qual
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Amusements
For Street Wear!
For Sporty. \\
Continuous from 1 p. in. to
11 p. m.
— TODAY—
Douglas
Fairbanks
in
black
ii \
his
latest sensation
The
Here are trig frocks- nf twill or
Jersey, tailored ill line, in plain
colors and plaids. Afternoon func
tions demand supple velvet, moire,
satin or crepe, soft and graceful
of silhiuette, and for evening, there
are chiffons and brocades, spark
ling with sequins, and gorgeous of
color. In three inviting selections,
$25 and $29
p ir a t e
on
Milan* News
KoKo Song Kartoon
“ Beautiful D ixie Bell"
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PRINCESS
Continuous from 1 p. m. to1
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Tom Tylor in
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�IANFORD HlGlfTOSES
BRSMAKE
Yale and Penn Stand Out
As L e a d in g Contenders
For Eastern Grid Honors
who returned tin- hall five yard:;
before bring thrown. Stodedier.v :
: lipped over Fight end for seven
yards ns thy quarter ended with
the hall in Snni'ord'.i |>o.sno: sion in j
tin' middle of the field.
Orlando (>, Sanford II.
Mnxweil hit left guard for two
yards. Mobley tens slopped at the
line for an gain. Stodesbery was
NEW YORK, Oct. 1K.-01’)-I tlirmOi for a five yard loss, M.i\
i well punted :tl) yards to Kington Yiila and J'eiinsylvania stood out
j who failed to return, tienllle i mile today as leading contenders for
j three yards a t right end. Cnllo- tlm mythical football ehampiimre Power Gives | way piinUd Maxwell who .ignaled ship of the (list. Dartmouth, titlefor a fair ealeli. lie was laelile ! holder in l!'2.r>, was defeated for
Advantage land
Orlando was penalized
15 the tirst time in three years in llv
Yale Howl Saturday and the great
Per Locals In Con- • yards.
Stwdeshery shook off several hidden bull attack of the Pennsyl
Here Saturday 1would he Licklen* a- ne Went vanians smashed Chicago 17 to II
If both Y a l e and P e n n s y lv a n ia
around right end for I:; yd*. M;o.
1 Well hi m S ' r tor tour yards, continue to w in im p re * « iv e ly there
w ill he mu li a rg u m en t about t h e ir
Mobley m Id. .1 a \ a ri
ORLANDO, 19 TO
SWEARS OUT W A RRANT
built hi l 'l , m edian j cubical, gas NICK F U R N IS H E D ’ ROOM, h u t
,,nd
it imivioveiueids.
water, rent reasonable. Apply
Sale ,,.i. ..a. aiiviog, ail puld for. 1108 .Myrtle.
SI,hint e;: o and balance on easy
, ■'•( >.
'e-pinti at 222 W. Hi)UiDO YOU \VANT TO OWN home
l:;mi <i ;< icplioiie Ttl'J-W,
A w arrant charging Mr*. P.
Annnsoti of Geneva with fatally
shooting a cow of the plaintiff wa*
sworn old by 15. II. Kilbee, county
commissioner of district number
five, ye-Morday. Bond was a r TO RENT OK FOR HALE—4 ra m i
b u n g a lo w .
I m m e d i a t e posse, iranged by llty1 respomient and the
case *et for hoar mg a t the next sion . IMioae
he hack at guard to strengthen n term ■f County Court. Mrs. Anhoe iplmtercd and torn by the Ollson has denied the charge, it i- CORNER I OT -L'asU’rn exposure,
!>e.-it residential section, close in.
Navy, 27 to LI. The Navy ir.ii.-M. said.
A bargain if sold at euro.
Dr.
( i>iiimie in high gear to dispose of
Sara, i tn
Florida Power A Mac Donga IL 1st. National Bunk
Colgate which was nosed out hist
Saturday by Pittsburgh 1!) to HI. Light i onipuny to expend SHL Bldg._____________________ ___ __
for extension of electric di* W ANTED - To rent nice five or
The leading scorer of the East.
six room bungalow cither fur»-i
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■■Whippet." Carr of Syracuse, with tribiiti'iu line here.
ished or unfurnished.
Will be
5;i points to his credit, will race
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY
permanent. S tate price and loca
into action against the highest
scoring team when Syracuse meets FOR UI5NT—-Onc large furnished tion in It Iter. Address L. IL S.
an la s t a t e this weak,
front room. $5,0(1 per vvei I. care Merabi.
piiiiitit Park A'c.
1Villi: I V I . in* State has made 105
K( IK SALE Good finying cafe in
far, thanks |
ut games so
point
town, cheap. Will make terms
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I - s.I sci.oad against Has-,
III t ' 11"igot ■, eh., e to :ie ., 11" ....... ; -ary. Ihvii" having city
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I't :m iylv an ia lari" !’ i in lie- opening game.
fi* e \ nrd , . Ml: It '
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y'ta(e, < iiiin nh ia and C o rn e ll, \ ale •id' b- • \ i hi , a fte r a bt ii!*iag J7 i High 'i'li ■
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M arylan d .
...in !•. nilih d hut < illo w a y Ims
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Syracuse,
can
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loss. Pi niceton and Unwind lelt on its
',"1 f-.r a I n t yard
todesbury In First
f'Vt a i c i■1,ir i levcri and ill the 1r e
* allow ,n k n i i I out of
hounds, schedule,
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t' Game For San l ord Mot.',- g., ' . . I t lu c e ;vats! at right Yale rose to majestic heights when
a
it nn" Is Boston University,
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was Ioppisl for a in whiopn.ir I )a 1 11i>otit II, 17 to 7,, Cortii II wdh ail open date next
Dem onstrates Form otainel.hy a. r d Mobley
a
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S todesbery niaili by the vet v means that had I d l e d 1Suturdav "e lest after the 1M-LI
! i'l l e y a i il nl tig h t lae l.le ,
A p a is
to su p re m a cy - t h e 1 vietory over Michigan State and
anford High ,school Io«t n tun d ■Maxwell lo Tlniiiip.soii w as ground Dartmouth
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forward pass. I cnusylvimia has ! prime it attack for Columbia next
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(lit gam e to the Orlando llil'h eil. O rlando 's hull
a deceptive attack. Chicago often week.
„ iRcrn by the score of l!l
A lle im m ran round rig h t end for tackled all hacks hut the man carColumbia, haltered
to 7 by
The score, however, does not nine y a rd s . U ’l ttstein w en t in for
tlie hall.
Ohio State, has Duke University
pit tru e story of tin- g a m e 1 W ......I, l anhot r fo r ( hureli, lin k e r lying
Dartmouth next Saturday will of North Carolina, as the second
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a Harvard team that is slum inteisectionul opponent in two |
i t that S. II. S. has played this hit A lle n ia n for no g a in . K in g to n
jog distinct ■igns of form and pow wa i its.
toon.
•'leaked llir o iig li ce n te r fo r l l . e in two heals in a ragged s tai,.
Pittsburgh meets Carnegie Tech i
Thi two teams were alinnsl excii y a r d s . < allo w n y fa iled to make Harvard, in downing William:; and
: and West. Virginia, c"tii|m i..v ofi
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Mmy 27 to 7, ile phiyrd a 11ri"
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f.wh«n the reserve strength of l i e '1 On lh»' In 1 f>I:iv loih slim v ran that could op n li'de*. a volililim a* ■(Ic.iiu'i town by a small margin. Li
tlando tenm enahled to scol" two off t nek In for LI ' a ids, it u a . a I ark t !ia! w a ; : 'anui .1 and fin is e lli, ID, opposes a b itte r rival ill |
West Virginia Wesleyan.
ilchdowns.
Orlando begun tie1 beautiful urn
Mobley made one i d, and all effect i v e a i r at ta, I . .
New York University, jumping i
J In the first quart. -r when yard off t i'kle
Shale hery add r i'll ph'd l eg u la I : are expei ted t n to the forefront with a smashing!
‘0111 Of the Sanford men erred and ri) five yard nl lie h! end. Max he in llupe lo ] 11, , V a g a in s t D a rt
HI to (! win over Tulunc. pits a
Caused the Hanford team I i h" wel) w a , hurl mi play. Wiilkei moot h.
sterling eleven against Rutgers, i
■ponajfied and pineiug the hall m was sub titiiLd for Maxwell. San
A e u m l Lehigh next Saturday beaten Sidu nlay by Holy Gross, HI
oaitlon fo r nn eni.y scot"
| ford v.as penali/ed two yards for
Captain Davis, of Prinec|*tori, will lo (t.
Prom then until the last few excessive time out. Mobley gain - 1
minute* of play the hall stay ed ' isl (hits' yards at light tackle. On'
tly In the center of the field a eri * ei r,ss Walker earned the
’tv* honors were about even. hall ai(.mill right i ml for Iluce
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the Orlando team, which had down
ujtept comparatively fresn by ! Kington kicked .'111 yards to
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i ■" i t hubsttUillionii, began a , Thomji: on hut the play was rend!
( H> Associated I’reas)
Tornado looks forward to aveng
penalized fiv"i
offensive which resulted in ‘ ed and Sanford
yards for off-sides. Calloway hit 1 The lousiest week end <if the ing its setback lit Cae bands of
kl two scores.
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;.’T h i ganford team shnwi d up till guard for three yards. Mob seiuoiti is prospect for Southern Alabama by a will over the llen■
eh b etto r in the first three ipmi - b y stopped WKingtnn a fte r u two *aiiifi reia it gridiron spnads Hatur- | erals.
than it has nl any time tins vnrd gain at light end. Allenian dav wlien eightceii incmhers of the ! ,V. P. I. and the University of
and if the reserve TivngDi took Sanford hj surprise on a de i in nit gel. imderwtiy against con 1 Virginia me making ready for
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together their filial elash ut I'cte is h n rg . i
team had been stronger the l n j e d buck and ran lit) y a rd s lie fo ie ferei.ee team ;
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'I lio r-<lii v, otic eleven j"liriic>s to , .North < lirolnui journeys to College
t Olll'.f I’
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might have been diffci. lit
( ’nlh'vvn ■ p:t v t ! ;
\ l!r man fin the ton! west for an ml ersecl iotial Park for an cm omitcr with AlaevPgver Hanford hns no alilo to
f allow ,v added one tfla "iinti r, anil oil;* team goc ■ out jlaml, Virginia’s .Military Institute '
, fer. The game was ih.inlv five y a r d
v a*1d at. (••■ •■i
( ' a !I'i vvii y I : u ked *id" III" loop for a mm renfer lice collies to grips with North Cam- j|
fought from start to Inn I ami V
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11—f'| DihVd I lie h .i"
Orlando deserved to win
1 'i Hi-li11 ■
linn State at Richmond; Mississip
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‘ Orfando made several pood *"
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'I- oi lit mi was sent in flesh from a 21 to 0 vr torv ow e j meet, i l .Licksoii and the University
line through the line, anil Langs-j -J
Ym ii'i",
K in g to n ion !•■ I'it'sl ( Vorgin
Tech Saturday,
goes of Murida anil Kentucky clft*h at
1 ihowcil remarkable spied in
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Dtttg around the ends for long down at ci ut. r a , the h a l f end'd iigiinn t ScwiiiK'i' al Hii niiiigh.iin ui acliM in ville. F l a .
mi effort to cualinue t tie stt irp; of
Mril Bovcra] times. For Orlando,1 w dlt (lie k a il iu ( irhuido'v' po:
Clt’ liiMin College and the
lln i
.lleipnn, Spencer, Langston a n i l . ton "it SudfiM t‘ ’to \ a 111* In ■ vii lories which will place Cuac'l'• j v e r s i t y of S m ith C a r o lin a IniV"
( >i l.'i'id". ; '' m 1" i d. (I.
Wade’s eleven at the head of the'* I cm oniit i r th is week s; bed tiled for
."Captain Jam es were the nutsi'uid He
Hero ml Half
conference for the third s u m
big ■tars while Kingston and G"ii-|
; Thursday.
tllo alio played fine game. ( ’a[i | The original ( bland" team *lai! sive vefir. Tin1 Crimson has a com
Featuring the intersectiona! iainthe sicoud half. Maxwell and manding lead in the early season H’sls
tain James Ilf Orlando was kept cd
of the week, is the clash In'-;
Vitiicey
returned
to
the
gnmci
for
percentage, with three wins and no tween the Uiyvrsily of Miasissippi ;
-Tout of the game during the first
Sntiford.
Mobley
kicked
off
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and Drake University of the Ninth 1
He we* sent in however in the pltiv l.ut did lot! leave the game.
The Green Wave of Tnlane, back Central conference at Des Moines. !
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home in New Orleans after a dis j The University ol Tennessee ;
'^flnal half and his placing was
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New goees outside the i onference for a ,
Gentile added
game from thut time on.
] for five yard i,
York
University
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Colonels.
I liter nl the smile place. O iT ur!'
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Unerring passing on of Wilt’- 1
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folng around the ends. Tin) i no gain. Do the next play Nurd technic.
ih*' Crimson Snlurduy, while GeorThe
University
team, however, could g a i n 1g r i n and StoimdT caught Alleiinin
of Georgia, rank-J gin Tech I'munl Coach Wade's f o r
‘ but little through the center of the II) yard* behind the line. Callo lag among the leaders in Die ward wall all but impassable, and
HVline. ■;For Hall ford, Stodesbery, and way kicked Ilfi v avis t ,■ S I odes he i , Soul hern pigskin limp w ith ote* T b e 11)26 champions were nulstaiid
Pordham and Mobley were the who relum ed Id v:ird‘.
'iiL n y and no lo v goes into the J in" favorites this wee), to cum.
Cnjitulii
Thompson
Vanderbilt stronghold at Nadivill" t b i o n gh at the top of the scon- for
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T h u m p on i --light, Ia vo t it e to lllllilble the the third game.
■teodv games. Stodesbery plaviu/ ! slipped o f f |"ft lit. kl" fo r s e v . l i < "iiuiioduirs.
I In the four o ln er Sout her n inn
: h k first game for Hanford High v o id s . Hind" h ery lipped o ff tucklli" men of Wa hington ami Lee, j P ' i e m e encounters la: t Sul urdi r ,
proved to he the biggest ground • Ie fo r 12 y a r d * .
M a x w e ll
v n • li.lluwirig tll"i| close dm ision over ! Virginia Polytechnic, Washington
' vainer on the team. The game wa slop(H'd I'm' no g a m . S tm ie l i c i y Kentucky Saturday, go against | tool Lee, Virginia and Louisian i
M: follows:
| mail' a iio llie r firnt
down
n n r lb" i tippled Georgia Tech gridsters S t a t e c ame tlirmigh with vict^unc.,,
,, Cllllownv kicktrl off In Fiirdhitm | rig'lti en I.
i l! I) n firm del"l iiiiiintiiui to keei), 1| ll! per* "iitage of tho Univrrsii ,■
V on tip- •M yard line and he was
Molih y hit Ci ill' r for t III re In'll .late i lean, while the Golden j " ’in and no losses, was not nfl'is i
Almost every clay we prove to some
' tackled without a rilutit. Mohluy yards.
Church tupped Hindi"
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Nlllt l i f t tacklo for two yards. Max In i'v i fi r a one * aid gam. Max
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seller the value of listing properly on
k; V»ell bit right tackle for one yard. i wi ll p:e,se<| 'o '•‘hompsori for fi • . a i d line. Janie* slipped the ceil-| dogs by- Fm man, a non i mifeteni
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Maxwell punted to Allemail vvlmi >arils hi:' fails
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touchdown,
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an exclusive basis—
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.returmul four yards,
| fiisl il..’. 11 Mlei'-aii litinh!. d 111*■ On the k ick S an fur*! w as o ffs id e s
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Missis.ipui A and M iiad littii
j, 1 Alleman went over right cud f.«r | I all f<"
S
Orland e
f n \ a id I"
I . oil *t " a an ! !)'*' point was given
Hold'll'
with
Mills,’i|i,i.
Temu's;.
,
u
three yards. Gentile went through win - cut i n
"':c ire Otlmulo, Id; Sanford, 0.
v Mb p im p
Fo rd
■
won from Maryville, North Cam
When we list your property on an
’ l i f t tackle for I yards
yams Alh'inim bum I !"•'.(• I Iu oiigti and sluppeil
B
'disighton was sent in for Speer iina detested Duke, Davidson wo,
was stopped ut center for no gain j l.iu ie s lo ti fo r no gain
*
L a n g s to n Kington kicked d'l yards to Mobley from North
exclusive
basis
we
bargain
with
you
Carolina
Slate
and
.A
Kington punted to Thuniprjm vvlio | wa nt in amd t gld cad fo r three '■ ho i etu rneil I(I yards, Moldey
1
Mercer humbled the University
returned ll) yards. N'oordgren was | ya rd >.
X
to
sell
it—we
have
agreed
to
put
all
fntli d lo gain ov er center. Jam es Florida.
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sent in for llimstll vvlu n h<* was
Kiiudon paolcd fill v.irds to ml rive pil'd u pass, Maxwell to
Jiewanee, South Carolina 111) 1
ra
our
enegry
and
salesmanship
behind
! Htinle> liei v w I..■ retPriii'il Id >at ! ; '1 hi mpsun. and it is Orlando's hall Clemson were idle
a
. f'todeshery went around left end ( 'not am .1 i
m
■ wa an* in for o Sanford’s 25 yard line. IHg
III addition to tho Tiiluim-Ne vv
your
property
to
the
end
Uial
a
sale
m
. for two yards. Mobley rut two I C a l l o w a y and Ills' i n t i r e ttila n d o I in* was sent in for Eiit/a iiiinger.
5
ork
eiicminter,
\
amh
rhill
del,
FT
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1
1
yards at left tackle. Stmli shi'i ■1’ Ksl. ifi of i j i *1 Idcaidii r* i *i '■ and Kington )iit center for t im e yards
J
may be consummated.
added a yard at renter. Maxwell ' i lieeied l o r D ko i Li nder. Moldey .miglon added four nt guard ed Texas University and (he I O'
H
of Missis,-ippi won li iiln
a
,, puntbd HO yards out of leaiii.l* run ie non ml i igl'l and fo r four Higgins inndr a fine play in knock-| versify
l.ovola of Cliii a ; , ) in an inter <c
or
Gentile niadu two yards ut right y a rd s . On a iris.*-c ro ss Htoile.* •ng down a intss Kington to Gen
You’ve bought our service and we
vend. Orlando was penalized five | hery carried the fall for a five tile. Laiigton went over tackle tioiml clash,
whon the bncKfiebl was m i yard gain around left <ltd. Stud- i fur three yards. Gentile was stopmake it pay you by fulfilling our part
Hon before the hull was snap I cdiery add'd two y a rd s at the i ped at (lie line for no gain. The Lutherans Meet
Calloway went around left I r-aiiie place Maxwell made il fir-t 1'in!! was on Hanford's two foot
of
the bargainfp t five yurds. Calloway add down ov er left guard,
For Convention
I line.
yards ut center on the
Stialeahei’V lost two yui’iD at !
•.
Kington punted In i. fl end. rtionipsmi lifst a vai l ' n .t angt.ni wn-* stopped by a brick
rat
IH.— (/Ti
Ime. Kington slipped over
out of bounds,
,
< ii
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, ^Inre 2,0()() Lutheran* from virL
Ini tiglit tinkle. Maxwell pa-med , i.',. •
li,,.- tor the touchdown. K ing-j.dly ever state and ('„„m|a
\\
Hey was tackled behind the to Stoiimff for Id yards hut I'uilrd j
A three yard loss. Max- j to nuikc first down. Langston rim (ir |mu|„
fadedip,toSanford
kick for0. extra .... nt. j attend the hi,.,,,,nil convention ,!f
fit center for six yards. M ax-:
the United I.utheran Church here
King,mi kicked off to Higgins 1next
[praa ftopped by rh u rch for no I annttid right end for 21! yard;*. It
week.
was
a
licai’tiful
run
uiut
he
w
..*
|wh(,
K
,i.ined
thn
hall
five
vards
l, Maxwell punted 26 yards to - given perfect ir,terlcrence. Janu'so ^ , ,^ , ,, ,, wtw Um)W|, f(ir „ ’ lhrPB
Willi
lUlo who signaled for a fair adib’d two >nt ilt* nl center. (("Utile V11|.,|
1oi'h by Spencer. Maxwell mu uummers oi the Lutheran Bn.
nl|, Stolnoff failed to catch the failed to gain at U-ft end. Orlan
and tackled him. Hanford do was penalized five yards for he1 : punted .'((I vards In Kington who i tllU’houd which will hold its a n
enalited 16 yards. This pluc- ing offsides. .The quarter ended ri turned Hie ball HI yards us th e 1nual mooting preceding the eon
> ball on Sanford's 22 yard with the hull iu the middle of the "anii ended with tile hall in ()r- ventlon proper.
landn’s noKM'M.finn on Knnford'H
The brotherhood will convene lo
field.
40 yard tine.
lloman hit center for three
momiTOW morning ut the First
Third ((unrtcr
Sanfonl,
0.
Orlando,
It).
Gentile, oh a delayed buck
English Lutheran Church, when*
Kington punted :!() yards to
Spencer u BprnumTvill be delivered by Dr
/CBUter for five yards. On a S'.odesbm y and Spencer tackled Enl zciuingcr
Spcor
■I*fnkina Chj»riea*Hmith. president of Roan
. back sneak, Kington got. I'iin for no reiurn.
Moldey wa* Yancry
Ciitirch oke College. Before the opening I
h center for 1(J yards a n d ; i;lol>,lri) (it
,im. ()tr
Kftill.
I ’ lU'knrd o f .the gurntrui Convention Tuesday
the bail on Sanford's four Maxwell gaiiml six yards at left Samis
Wilmor.t
line. On the next play Or- tacklo. Stodesbery nddfii jlhroe Fordham
special meetings of the gen'
Han sell
Stapp
waa penalised five yards yurds a t right tackle.
... ■ , ©rwfaynod, the general council arid
Mobley Sioumff
|,th « back field was in motion fuiled by inches to make first
Kinulnii (c>. b ^ j j § f i / ed Sy'" " 1
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made four yards on a de down. Gentile failed to gain nt Thompson (c)
ck.
Kington men Iced center. James went over center Maxwell
Stcdesbciy
center of the line for
ards on u delayed buck, Moldey
ht tacklo for three
Official*— Refu.
.04. Ban- yard*.
Hmpirfl, Branham.
LOOKS LIKE A N ||
Wo nr© model <|rv dew
o ur w ork tho inndtm
call for, clean anti
elothea, ond return tla
w ith o u t delay. All youl
jit to phone us to cult.
iDjf you have your «uitk
inir ju s t as good as
from the • aiiorj, (
order to show wh|
rlando
m
pf 4 large rooms, ^
60x200, M mile fronTJ
immediate possession,
tofqis. See owner, Dr,
all lst^N n^’l Bang Bldfi(
LANE
ie Battle Is
ig e d By Sanford
DRY CLEANftt
HI
E. Second
Phone IfiS
>
tfjrii
s
Southern Conference Teams Face
Strenuous Schedule Next Saturday
Human
Sieve
5
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15
Sells Real
Estate
I
A
It Does!
We Prove It
Is a man who spends every
dollar he can lay his hands
onto— money t r i c k l e s
through
him like water
o
through a wire screen—all
that sticks to him is the
memory “that he once had
»»
it.
There is Security, safety, in
dependence— there is con
tentment in the knowledge
that you are a sav^r. have
s a v e d , have something
layed away for the time of
need—
But, these tilings do not
come lo Ihe man who is a
human sieve-—
Building and Loan Savings
make you save— it is the
system of the thing that
wins out.
Lei us tell you how easy it
is to save.
Phone 558, the answer will
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19— B u ild in g —C o n tr a c tin g .
67— R oom s W ith Roard.
j 81— W an ted — T o R ent
St)— W anted— H eal E s t a t e
91— L egal N o tic e s
ld . b a t e s
Financing Of Florida Land O w ner*.
Imperatively Necessary, Says Raw
1*1 III ,It* I . A M * H A I . H
B SR S
S 2 . and sheet metal works.
LN M 0 ^ EHN
home ] S E E R. C. TISHALE for
buys
-- -good
--------, A CHEAP 4 room house wanted
iiK i'o irn iK N T o p t u p i \ t k h i « «
adiator
with
or
without
hoard.
10.1 • in Real Estate, 236 Melsch Buildf„r $2,500. Our prospect has
I* S U N O DFKlt'K at
n h in Advance
Plain and ornam ental sheet metal Davey-Winston Apts.
I4th anil ■(ng.
i In I n e x v l l l e . Kin. ,
|v t 00 cash. Closer In tho better.
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French Sanford Ave.
I let. |l, t !»20.
Avenue.
N O T H ' K Is l i t ' i f l i y g i v e n l l i n l . ns
wilt be received
WASHINGTON, Oct. IR .-fA 1)— ( paired by,its effect* that
McCAl.L
&
FOX,
Real
esti
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tnO
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In* K e m m i s s l o n e r of the
and collector nent
The
financing of Florida property ino borrowing capacity, heft
ROOMS, with or without meals.
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ml
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ff
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iA
u
niter
|>rnj
vestments. Best buya are among
for payment.
borrow- must obtain loans, whose •
P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
v i s i o n * ,.r see i i r . a , n n.. p u r s u a n t o w n e r s w h o s o
o rd in a ry
our listings. Phone 745.
to
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H lM 'llm U cm
Ilf i t n r e l i e e
li .
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A. B. Riggs, 004 I-mirel Ave.
............ 10c a line
ing m argins
were wipedI out in t h e !" 1 ^bc mojnent ia moral *f
90— Automobiles for Sale
l i n e d , K e r in I N n (I201IZII. 1 w i l l o f f e r I , n g m a r g i n s
P H O N E 303
at imiiiie '.li*., K, ihe inghest tod -! hurricane is imperatively* neces- *<"”>1 ra th e r than material.*^.
8c * line
68— Rooms Without Board
HOUSE wanted, what hftve Jmu for
F u rn itu re Refinlshed
....... ........... A. Chase, * Kit nans I Ho advocated the e sU U il
sale or re n t? Box 916, Si inford.
,7c a line •
F and M. Motor Co.,
I'UK
.IS1II.D
modern
front
room,
day of Kecemlier..
next, si thin City, niunaging trustx*e of the l by business nien of ■ lo*'1
ex on requext.
I office, the following tract of Imid American Savings Building- nnd from which budding and lc
P ark and Commercial
25—
Florists.
privat**
liume,
kitchen
privilege
r
Sale
S3—
F
a
rm
s
and
Land
Fo
>d rates nre for
_ | l . o l s 1(1 .i m l 11 S e e 2 1 . T
2<1 K , II
Loan Institute, declared here to- ' aociations might borrow to
>f de :■ 1. Adults only.. 1200 Park
1 :l !■: . Tull Mel
nscrtions,
day
upon retu rn in g front a s^udy . lending to their members
Ave.
CHRYSLER
"STEW A R T TH E FLOR IST"
_ j Tli" sill" will not in' tt"|d open.
FOR
SALE—
Five
aero
fart
n,
celof
the
financial problem ereatei l,v ! tfroup who need additional
hilt
u
ill
In
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led
Flowers for all occasions.
i of from $150 to $500 to ra'ti*
Mi1 | 1 ghvn r 111 til" ti*»iirs naiiinl the recent disnster.
cry land, five room house barn,
w. 1st St.
Phono 093 l1il»i*
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(lit
It
LX
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Furnished
bedrooms.
McLANDEK
ARCADE
v •• 4**,IS4‘(| 1>1(1(0 mt. Tin* 1!*■r h•411
of average length
mule,
garage,
out
buildings,
one
The
thousands
of
families
who
, ^u,f f o p e r t y
Close
in.
205
East
tilth
St.
tin*
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will
IM
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Phone 781.
1n si It idm
farm ing tools, and one ha; ,rstack.
i line.
“The record of other dll
«111i it-*1 to ImfiiiMtlalt ty |ia> liehe
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charge of 30c for
iiiii4»imi 1h gi fit r.
i
"aid,
"are
proper
objects
nf
pliilan‘
‘bow
not one in a hundred o f MM
ONI'/ or two large unfurnished Two acres cleared for tilini r. ah
RIVE'S
GARAGE
AOV orrH'Ots flu 1m 1n if nil vcihpIv tliropienl ami charitable rehahilita - 1 Ioann is repudiated," he sold, MT
rooms. $ 10.00 per month each. new buildings, house has x Icctric
it 1*1* mlvlwisl
U
I
mi\ g 4] sellI m- 1 llillll
Sanford
Dealer
Bing iB restricted to
(ii ul>jict Inns, lion and it will take all of $5,0011. ’n K that such a loan fund WOWp.i
Apply 117 Popular Ave., uftcr 5:00 lights. Price $5,500. H. F. Hayes,
W. 1st St.
Phone 017 u> hig tllGlt ( tInIIinis
E U G E N E PER M A N EN T WAVES, o'clock.
4■ 1illtO lll'sl^ II.It Gfl 000 **
owner, Rt. A. Box 84, W. FI rxt St
f*n mi of.iio
ification.
< ax safe an investment as ther*-,
V
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L.
Harvey.
Tor shIg
no kinkB. one price, persona! utis made The San.
r
...
,
in the world and would c o n s titu te s
n|[<!i;
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HUPS-MAKMONS
1 ; 1Membersm.f a second group rep-;
,>||(. at.rv i, 0
(lf uhontime,
wt!l be responsibletentiou. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe,
Ki—-H o u s e s For Sale
t* 12isf. 1
Sanford Automobile Co.
resenting
the
lurg,-r
(tart
of
the
' |
Phone
349-J.
incorrect insertion,
two large closets. 510 West 1 st,
Magnolia Ave.
Phono 137
„ u *exprt,Mt.(i rvfirt.t o v e r .
n i l n tv .11 i i c i ;. sufferers, he continued, "are ampfur subsequent
in n i l IIT III'
FOR QUICK SALE 5 room bung
y
able
to
take
ra
re
of
thaniselves
^ t ,wt
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"'he office should )ie
alow, all modern conveniences
NASH
KI.IIIIIIIA.
through ordinary ,.r extraordinary
chairman of tho
A tto m e y and Counsellor a t Law 69— Rooms for Housekeeping for $5,500. $1000 rush ami $50.01)
ediately in case of
1:s t A r 14 *>1-'
s tho world in motor car value.
fumiu iiig. rhey have assets or the I
f-|ljrj)jll „ffici(llll0
300 E a s t F irs t Street.
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SMITH MOTORS CO
FOB KENT- Furnished 'room for per month, including interest. But
IIV Till ; .11 in t ; in* * \ l l . KOI II I .ei|Uivalent of assets.
! the extent of the hurricane d
(VBRTI9ERS
you must act tjuick. \V. 1,. H a r
IV 11K IKAM. 1*1 iifti ; Sittii a im"
light
housekeeping.
$400.
1215
CHIROPRACTIC
adjusts,
tho
A
third
group,
consisting
of
"per,,g,. ami the lived for relief,
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of
vey. Box 352.
11, Ihli
I d representative
cause of disease. Phone 482-J W. "Second Street.
AUTOMOBILE DEA L ERS—If you Atlm luisl ini Ion nil Mil‘ I'M1II1 *if sons of competence a n d ' e a r n i n g 1
— ------—---------e f *1
uniiliar with rate s, for appointm ent and investigate
want to >ell your used cars, ad- Mary A VV lx 4- 1% 11G4’ ilHPlt 1II l * Mf opacity wliose collaterial a s s e ts ! VAl.PABAISt)
Oyster
n n ki! * ‘ 11 mi n M
f S g r r 11 m h unification will give this fur reaching curative health FOB BENT Two light house
This "bungalow" has "large 'l i v i n g 1
,lililv "" th" classified page 1*11 1 si; \iM 1u I h IT 1 *! CK T . . . *1 . had been fully psed when Ihe hui | ing under way, in A|ialachicO
j information. And
science. It may be wlmt you are | keeping moms. 7l!> (Ink Ave, nmin» ilirmitf mrhm, .1 \wt\ rooms J
1 icane struck, or have been so im May.
j
i r i i i 1 i t ' l l | l l l l 1-ill d l l ;i r 141 s 1im ul.il ih
they will assist you
Uhi-lt g.I .irul - n 111r• m - ..1 • ml ■'
looking for. !)r. W. E. MacDoui,k
iti’hon
anil
biviiklust
nook,
h
a
r
d
USED
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your want ml. to all, 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg.
| FOB BENT
Furnished imuo f.u
l 1.. tiit.' I M I'M, ,1 1 s >■•
« 1M
'c effective.
| ligill lloll-(keeping. to:'ll l.oiilil wood floors in 11v 1111r nn,m and din- LOR NEB PARK AN ft SEt OND r\ u i. xn . rnil*
O B D I N W t E Ml, I rtlt
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M
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M m s h 1\ [ .1 ifc
WANTED.
Tin*
Vogue
Awning
PANT n o t i c e
Tins home must be old m the next ,
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j? f.') 1it 1FI) 1 1" 1fi » ■: mI \ l i n i n 1 1 *
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING T R A F FIC UPON CER- Shop is now m aking Swanfeldt
few days, make me an offer. Ail- k I ! N'T VUI ,CA N l ’/ r N G WO RK S, l i f t ........... "ini • J h . i M. . 1 D ' - . Ml .
should give their
FOB
BENT,
1
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r
minis
Awnings.
These
are
new
in
color
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IIOOD A N D G O OD Y EA R T I R E S .
(stuffice address as
( ietll lemi'll
prefera ed. Betel
K Sill li t i l f■ ‘•.'111*' ' tint r 11 i" ( BE IT ENACTED ICi TH E P EO PLE OF T H E CITY O F S A N FO B D ,^
and design. Call 1802, Orlando, or
phuae mtmher if
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L.
Batleries.
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\\ ITS 1 Sri 11 * 11.tin* .1 " I ' m IIIII
S P A N I S H Hi I NO A LOW Located
Distributors ( handler
f(>salts. About one
FLORIDA:
an
St.
Aml) • m1 ih.' 1 ••1111I v gt m | . - S ' , |.t t h in
good
residential
esctioii,
close
a diousand has ft
Commercial
Avenue
BOOMS for light housekeeping
Mi. IMI. i n f t 1Mtill" . A 1• l 'i ' .
Section I. Thai Firs I Street from the western City limits c a s t t d
^i| the others can’t
( ll M.l
with or without g a r in on paved street. Partly furnish[36— Situntiun Wanted Female agefurnished,
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lloijville Avenue; Sanlord Avenue from F irst S treet to the southern
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in
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ed,
large
yard
fenced
in.
House
with you unless
. til 8 Laurel Ave,
1 MII lit > ,1Hill 4
consists of living room, dining
jfimr address,
City
limils; Park Avenue Iroift First Street to Geneva S treet and
HE SURE and see the new custom
tinuanre MUST im , E X P E R IE N C E D Stenugruphei dc- TWO
furnished
housekeeping room, kitchen, two bed rooms ami
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Ninth
Street from Park Avenue West to the Atlantic Const LlMT
built Studehnkers
SV'.lfIMH i: l o t VIA . H i m : 4»&
ton at The Sanford 1 sires to make change in posi
rooms and screen porch. Priv hath room ■complete with show er.'
SAN
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GARAGE
Riniroad
Depot lie and the same are hereby designated us arterial1’L
n
.
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t
m
tion,
Now
employed.
Best
of
re
f
ate entrance. Modern t mtveniem os. Double garage. Dwtier has pure has- j
or by letter. Teleerences
furnished,
Address
X.
P.
n
a
y
s
or
through
streets.
ed
larger
home
and
will
sell
this
_
914 Myrtle.
ktiiuiaaccs ure not
1rt it 1. t,ili‘ Ml U II.I.LUI U
O, Box 777, Sanford, Florida.
house at a sacrifice. Terms: $1509
'l l \ S It 1 11 si: 11,- 1 ,( 4• ll
tmh| .( - Kfficit'nt
Section 2. That all traffic using the arterial ways or through s tr e e t! ,
\ t1f M 1 1 . in 1 * 1. V , j V*ii. 1m nil
SANFORD liU lt'K Ut).
t »*>t4
FOR BEN I'. 3 rooms, enmpli'lely east) and the balance in easy
u I m t u jr 111,1 \ Hi l l ■' 1 t), Vh.tt (*n tHi i .igmileil :n the preceding section shall have right of way over all
monthly
payments.
Price
$75011.
10— Money to Loan
212
Magnolia
Ave.
ftlI’lli.shed, screened porch, priv:».t . I f M|
\(into 1 \ 1 » 1•*
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21 PARK APARTM ENTS Furnish PALMETTO AVENUE BUNGA
INC.
he abovi and loregouig erdinance, upon conviction thereof, shlUl bat.i
in *11ifm feet long leaf jiine of ] ed corner Central St. and Park
203 Oak Ave.
LOW.—Now leuted for $35 per
1 l."LI A N I Z I N G
lim'd
imt more than Uiie Hundred Dollars or imprisoned for a period
virgin stock.
Railroad
through I Ave.— Electrical
refrigeration,
Plume 41
month, can he bought for $4,000 on
|FS.-. & U KUSH
property.
Price
$5.00
per
thousand
j
Murphy
steel
kitchen,
etc.
Pimtm
of
time
of not more than th irty days.
iN .
term s of $500 cash and the balance
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lect. Address W. 11. Stone, P. (). IsiH-J.
DODGE
.m onthly. During winter season
Siction 5, th at this Ordinanee siiall take effect immediately upon i?
Box 137, Sanford.
i — ------- ------- 1-------------------- -— 't h i s house rents for $15 monthly. Pleasure cals and Graham Trucks
Is passage amt adoption.
Phono 3
,NI( E I hree room apartment, with | Owner needs money and will sneri- Elm and 13th St.
iss S e r v ic e O f f e r e d 5(>— Fuel and Feed
via
I private hath. Seminole Hotel. |
||„x 150 care The Herald.
Adopted tbi l l t h day of October A. D. 1920,
Pa l m b e a c h c o u n t y -- The
FORREST LAKE (M ayor)
tUG S T f» B E Pre- FOR SALE.—Stove ami fireplace I'OB B E N I’ - Apartm ent, also n.‘>— Lots For S a t
scene of stupendous
develop .
furnished rooms r,t reasonable
|)rugs, Soda, Wo arc wood. Pin)net 3512. M. M. Lord.
sir ut. Bead f limit it in the Palm
rates. Apply 300 Park Ave.
ns your phone.
SEAL
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
TWO large lots facing east n:i Beach Post, ‘’ample copy seal on
Lull 103
rennuxt.
58— Household Gltods
Sanford
Ave.,
will
sell
at
bar
Ilium
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_______ [FOB K E N T .-F u rn is h e d
gain.. Easy terms, W L. liar
Attest :
tu'i* vey. Box 352.
it Furniture Co. UNDERWOOD 'T y p e w r i t e r and I „ Ka.r)l‘f.° »l’»rlm enl.
P
L. R. P illl.IP S .
I. First Street
table for sale, very reasonable, 111,l*'
Irry a full line
practically new, used two months, t FOR RENT Apartment, l rooms,
(re right. t'ash or No, .312, See .1. li. Ramsey, Bau
DODGE BROTHERS
Cl t t G le rk .
bath and screened porch, unfurn i
vunt your business.
man Bros., Feed Store, N. Maple
t
SICK
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islitd. 211 Lmiii'l. Phone 150 W ;> r(i,)tll bouse, close in, on cornel'
I lenlera
Ave.
iMrs. Rcngud.
,
'lo t, 11tally Aveliuo for $3209.01).
kmrrcie Cm. general
City Connuission of the City
|rk, sidewalks, build- WANTED. Two or more children
SELL GOOD USED CARS
", ' .
'i T h i s is nn exceptimuil buy, se<- us
Sanford, Florida.
rigation boxes. J. U.
to care for through the day. Mrs. I 'O R R E N l . F uruislieii apm tineiit nnmk. Terms can he arranged.
J . ' A . Cminlnglmm, 1 tth '
i «»<l rooms. Apply 1009 Oak Ave.
i’rnn.
1925— Dmlge Coupe
ORDINANCE NO. 140.
Myrtle Ave.
---------- 7 ^"------— -------- — ~ ' ] Two (2) pieces of warehouse prop1921 Dodge Special A Sedan
(CHIltORODIST)
________ _ . ____ _____... 1 FOR B E N I. 3 room apt., un erty close in, juiced right.
We
CLEANING
CO. _____
AN
ORDIN
ANCE
REGULATING T H E MOVEMENT OF
1923 Dodge Coupe
furnished. Adults only. 2!t Park, believe this is as good as ean be
1923 Dodge Touring
lag, Repairing n n d j f i l — M i s c e l l a n e o u s .
ROLLING STOCK O F PUBLIC C ARRIERS IN TH E CITY
Call 25 i - W.
pne Pm for prom pt
1923 Dodge Panel Truck
bad in the city.
OF SANFORD. FLORIDA.
[
1920 Graham I 1-2 To Truck
Foot Specialist
FOR SALE
BE IT ENACTED BY T H E P E O P L E OF T H E CITY 'OF SANFORD, '
i FOR
KENT. Furnished apart- ibisi- Court lot, size 7 5 \l lit) mi
;
Also
■ . One
, , car icing , plntlorm.
..
, .In ,thisf intent,
downstairs. Three rooms. , )|i|,is, ,ls G,,oit. imceil $1800.00 if I
F L O R ID A :
AT
BARBER SHOP
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
, .
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| platform several thousand feet of ■,»r | Vnl«* hath, garage. Apply S it). HltUi lhis w w k .
kgnelia Avenue,
Section
I.
Tltat
no
raiload
operating
In
and
upon,
over
and
ucrpftll
good lumber. See l-lyde A. Byrd, lm,,, a vp
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Treatment
for
Corns,
Tnyrown
l'jarbcrs Spccinl nt- Manager Florida Power & Light
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a n y of the public streets or thoroughfares of the City of SanXunt
Kim Ave. and 13th Street.
ladies nnd children. Co.
Nail, Fallen Arches
FOR RENT to Adults Furnished
Florida, shall leave standing any of its rolling slock upon uny of itjLi*
ojmrtment of three rooms. All
CO LC LOUGH REALTY GU.,
STEAM PR ESSE BY $25 bicycle, good condition, price
trucks within the corpnrulu limits of the ( ’ity of Sanford, Florals,
Lloyd’s Shoe Store nearer than ten feet to any public street or tlmroughfare.
eonvetiiences. 813 Magnolia Ave.
j 7 ;cji ;;n First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
PHONE 3
pressing, tailoring,
$12.50.
Cull 700 MelloitviUe
etto Avenue. Phone Avenue.
l»h on e 102
Section 2 . That any person, firm ur corporation violating the p m 7 5 — itu sin o H s I 'i a c e s Tor R o n !
SANFORD, FLA.
ceding section of this ordinance, upon conviction thereof, shall be finedil'J
62— Musicitl Instruments.
INSURANCE
How to Help Your
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for | REAL ESTATE
t K IN S,—I la herd as he r
not more than One Hundred Dollars or imprisoned for a period of tim *’: *
I t GOOD Used Cars For Sale
stores or offices at Purk Ave., 1
of not more than thirty days.
a
Sickly
Children
' First S t r e e t 'K ' U 1 ° *”OR S ^ L E - Edison phoiiogrlljlll, and Commercial Mreet.
Dodge Sedan; Essex Comb; Lin
W. M. j
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;l0 r ,,(.onis. Price $40. Apply
Section 3. That this ordinance shall lake effect immediately upon ,
coln Touring; Moon Sedan; Nash
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
INGLE PR IN TER Y
Apartment, t, ('lenient Apts.
Ju s t read tbis if you have a i Ibid .Is passage anil adoption.
UNK damlv lot, just off Poplar Coach; Cadillac Roadster; Cadillac
O GAMERAS "
Adopted this t l l h day of October A. I). 1926.
-AitiS!
| Ave., and 2nd, will acrificr fur Phulmi; Cadillac Touring; Chandler that is thin and weak, is timid nr
15— S p e c i a l s a t t h e S t o r e s .
77— Houses for Rent.
) SUPPLIES
mink sale.
W. L. Harvey, Box ' Touring; Ford Sedan; Oakland backward.
. FO R REST LAKE (M ayor)
Touring; Overland' Sedan; Hud
Here's a gon.i fair offer give
W. N. Luiniey, Prop
“JJi
soil Brougham; Hupmolnle. Sun- | ) b . little 1,Me iMil'oy’s Cod l.ivcvr
FOR RENT 5 room house, mod
■wk
ANDIRONS
DRUG, COMPANY
c m furnished, by mouth or year. ;T |,;N, jMM.I.AI4S CASH and ten ! lord Cmlillac Co., 117 E. 2 nd St. l o p Cioripmitnl Tablets as directed (SEAL)
1 :. f . n o u s h o l d e r
lor 30 days and if lie doesn't gain
Result Store"
Apply Burcliff's Home. 2 miles out j )(„ ||U1.H a n„ Hllh will buy hbeaut 1 I’hom* 121.
SCR EEN S
in weight in strength in keeuWest F irst Street.
1 fuU
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ipcriuRy of our prom pt
m ilding lot located on asphalt]
1
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A ttest;
ih'ss of mind the druggist who su p
renrriptions ana auick
street in Sanford. A few pennies! J i “ Lcfiflll N o t i c e s
F IR E SETS
L. R. PHILIPS,
delivery.
plied
you
will
return
your
money.
saved every day will meet the pay
78—
OITLes
ami
Desk
Room
IN T i l l ' : K i l l I I T <*:• t i i !•: r o r . N T t
Mt
Coy's
has
helped
tens
of
►<!u — Hot Sandwiches
ments
and
eventually
give
you
SEE OUR WINDOWS
j i ih ; i ;.
sent
n i r v n , thousands of frail, emaciated chil
ownership of a valuable piece of
City Clerk.
S T A T IC OK IT .H ill l i t .
dren to grow strong and sturdy —
ilSENBBRRY PRINT
properly. 1 shall lx* glad to see Ill re III" IlMtHI........
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FOR
KI7NT—
In
Meisch
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( why won't they help your ailing
’rintii-g,
Engraving,
you if ymi would like to have me W I L L I A MI ll't'l'.l
H,., I
Bldg
Apply*A. P Cohnr'Jy & do so. Drop a card to me cave of
City Commission of thu City
I little one?
See us first. We do
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Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
TH E BALL HARDWARE
You euii get 60 McCoy's tablets*
17-W, It. It. AvenueK I N \ I. NOT H
Sanford, Florida.
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Box 100, The Sanford Herald.
Street
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ral Contractor
’ext First Street
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nit Contractors.
66— W anted— to Huy.
11)0 POUND ICE BOX, in good
condition,
Must
lie cheap.
Phono 425, 115 Laurel Ave.
1 BUY, jniy cash for second-hand
pianos. Address Box 352.
CGWAN—All kinds of
Sheet Metal Work. 67— Rooms With Board.
Boat Tanks. At Oak
1820 Bark
Third Street.
Tele- ROOM and hoard.
Avenue.
UNI) UP FATHER
cr
1 S A V YOU'LL G O VOITM
M E - t o t h e . O P E ( if *
TOMIGHT, Ak)D~TRfVT (S
I^IN A L -T A K E . T H A T I
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80A— Real E state Directory j «H— Real E state for Exchange! 1111^:;;Vkui,h,i w.u 'i',, no'r.ih'oay'or!
0
'Jniggist ami the vitalizing
___ ________________________ ■.................. a 11 HNM, iocs, lit to vitnomies will help any weak,
m»111 v
.( i b Ik p
t*f
| WANTED TO
TRADE.- Well]
, J ' l u t n i t. i n ( r i m i I woin-out man or woman to better
HIG G IN S SMITH-WIGHT, INC. I located budding lots for house, reiurn. iiccmioi 41•i \ t*i*1"i1 'i'M iiM health, insist on McCoy’s - Adv.
Lots are juiced below value. H ouse 1 Hxeeiiinx m in I.’4»a l ♦> I.f Wit
Real E state and
I lam J, iHinJn-lf il- riMScil, Hint lit
A deep sea divt r walked on the
iniist, he reaxonuWy priced, also. said
INSUR AN CE BROKERS
llit ii dI 1it> 111, mjikf a\* bottom of the Elizabeth River from
Will assume payments on house, |>|i,-n 11>>la 1
>a ill .1mlhi* f*it
Portsmouth to Norfolk, Virginia,
LIST YOl.’it PROPERTY WITH,* If you are interested in working rj"nl
1 i. i i. .n ..1 i-*. .. ...... .
a distance of more than a mile, in
“THE LOT KINO"
Out some kind of « trade let m e , <ttVj;[IllV/r«i»«
-m'f.
Hisprogress WHS
300 First National Bank Bldg.
know what you have and perhaps 1 Dated This I I I " 1(>t 1,d a y »r t u t .... ..... 1 iiri*Y
markcil for thoso on tho surface
we can get together on a deal tlmi , A. l>. rjgii
T I I I H H mi S u A M. hANiKLH, |>y a \itt\P cork buoy which was atTH R A SH ER & GARNER
twill he .mutually beneficial. AtlAh
Kx* r u t r l v
nf
Kcnl Estate and Fire Inxnrnnce 'dress Trader, euro The Sanford
KmUi Ic 4i* Wllhfiii) t,j ‘ tiiclicd by a coni from his shoul. fitTH.
P n n l 4 i**. I ► r c i - a H i ' d ,
112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford
{lleruld.
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b e a d
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p a p e r
IM P E A C E ,
By GEORGE McMANUS
A
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W H A T 'S T H I S ?
O P E R A HOUSE
Q U R M S TO T H E
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CCOUMD!
ORDINANCE NO. 141.
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AN ORDINANCE": REGULATING T H E MOVEM ENT 0 P .,.,v Y
ROLLING STOCK OF PUBLIC C ARRIERS IH T H E CITY 'M _ ,
OF SANFORD, FLORIDA.
' '7 0
BE IT ENACTED BY T H E P E O P L E OF TI1E CITY O F SANFORD^. ":
FLORIDA:
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Section I. That, within that portion and areu of the City of
foril, Floridu, bounded on thf, Weal by the Weat line of C edar St
in the North by Luke Monroe, on the E ast by the E ast line of 1ft
viile Avenue and on the"South by Nint)\ S treet, no pub|ic
vperatptg in and upon any of the public ntreeta within the areft
leacribe'tl, shall operate a train ur shall huul, above ur pull a II
.ut of ears containing more than th irty-five box curs, gondolas, 'i
•ara anil ty re frig e ra to r cars in, upon, over or acrosa any of th*
le streets or thoroughfares of the City of Sanford, Florida,
vithin that portion of tho City, of Sanford, Florida, above d«
Section 2 . T h at any person, firm or corporation violating any o f 1
troviaiftm. of the preceding section of this ordinaheo, upon
hereof, ahali be fined not moro than One Hundred Dollar* <V l i
vrlHoned for » period of tipnu ‘>f not 'more than t h irty days.
Section 3. Thin Ordinance shall take effect immediately
manage nnd adoption. I
Adopted thi» l l t h duy of October A. D. 1920.
“e>
FORREST LA K E
r
E. F. HOU3HOLDKR ;
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Associated Press Full Leased Wire
Tonight
Band Concert.
Street Dance on Hood Street,
9 to 12 o'clock.
Midnight Show at
Milano
Theater, 12:01 .o’clock.
.
Tomorrow
"ri; 1 I
_ temple Pol
and Band of,
ionville Are toire in Morning
♦k Pullmans
S S , i ™
Street parade at 11 o'clock.
Drill o( Morocco Temple team.
Luncheon in armory a t noon.
Cerertionlal at "2 o’clock in
armory.
Hand concert at 5:30 o’clock.
Shrine Dance at l) o'clock.
WASHINGTON IS
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rem o va l
state head
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Shrine Program
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SANFORD;
SALIH TO BEGIN
COURT SUIT IN
N. Y. NEXT WEEK
r
Eight Pages Today
Marie’s
ecent Picture
FAVORS PROBE
OF SLUSH FUND
Separation Suit Filed Last
Y ear Against Heiress Will
Come up for Trial Monday;
Manifest to Play Big Part
Senator Reed Summons Both
Magill and Rev. O’Bfien to
Appear E ffort Committee
To Tell All About Campaign
Citizenship of Son
Will be Chief Issue
Senatorial Candidate
Denies Accusations
W a s R aised by M agill R uts
Figure at About $25,000,000
NEW Y O R K , Oct,. 19.— (A1)—
Court papers filed Monday rcveul<d that a separation suit begun I
i
By Opposing Political F a c last December bv Court Ludwig j
the Ancient A rabic ! tion; Petitions Circulated Salni - lloogst raeten against bis
wife, tin* former Tdillnvnt Rogers,
les of M ystic Shrine ,
daughter of Henry II. Rogers and
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Oct.
11».—
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Tho
jj(>Sanford today for
Standard Oil heiress, will come up
mlmnd full c e re m o -; 'I,I"“r^ 11
. ,:,,v‘,rn"r
for trial here a week from Monday.
va| welcome aw aits , l,urt|,*y ,,f 'v,,sh,nirt(m •»"«> hi" <’»>
Tile papers filed today asked ;
pononts tins conn* to » show down
I in the form of nn attempt to re that a photostatic copy of a niani- !
fest made hy the court when he I
in making of the j lieve him.
t)l>gan this morning. I A petition seeking to oust Iho mine to New York last year te
I vices, who will trek j Governor Was filed with the secre- produced at the trial. It was said
l(ls lontorrow a t the I tnrv of ,Snto yesterday und com- the manifest is necessary.
Married in 1H24
Sanford
Shrinera i m ittets of representative citizens
Count Salni and Millicent Rog
■r victims to the city |nnd representatives of labor unions
This picture >f Marie, Queen of Rumania, was taken just before sbe
Inil them dressed in |today were t«» eirculnte iwtitions ers were married Jail. 8, 192-1. At
f the convict. The
the 97,97<! signatures re that time he was -It) years old and left Buclcirc
" r Paris on her way to the United States.
(she 20. The marriage of tin- soclehy ,ttWthen runrched into
The charges against the Clover ty girl and the Austrian rd d e and j *
|| veil on the first floor,
! nor id substance are that he "viu- movie actor was contracted With- i
put from the inside of
. luted bis oath of office, committed out knowledge of the l i r i d i f i l t h - I
fcc novices were forced
wrong acts in office and committed er, who was opposed to it.
if good mitured jibes . . . . . .
„
The couple went abroad and in i
II,„ 1 1 , Mart . |n * " ‘ * ‘ l"
r r
“ " y’ May, 1924, Mr. Rogers went to
La hour..... A barley .m l 11charge
^ ' " T her has
J
,
*nn enemy
“T
," Europe and returned with nis
ben
to
negro \ as > K
* ; education in the state nnd has crip- daughter, the count staying on the
o
u* <e.
g 1 , pled stute educational institutions other side*. A son was born here
Incmtn in ( »u gc.
( and removed regents and other of- whom the count did not see until
nd shouting, the negro j fifinls of Institutions who opposed he came here Inst December. Dur More Determined E ffo rts to Pursuit of Bond Salesman Is
Spurred on by Offer of
ffleers the tussle of V>Ih designs. The culmination of ing his visit the separation suit
Prevent Loss of Life an
•so it seeniod to the the trouble came with the recent
$1,000 Reward and 10 Per
Property
Expected
to
Be
A
was begun.
Is. Without warning. sus|»cnsion of President Henry
Cent of Money Recovered
The (|uestiun of whether twoResult of Annual Session
J«d" muii began firing Suzzullo, of the University of ycnrs-old Peter Salni Hoogstraeten
tile direction of the Washington, ut Seattle. The uc- is to become un Austrian or nil
P IT T SB U R G H , Oct. 19.— (A‘)—
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.— W
II which opens into the Mon, though taken by tbo board American will bo the chief issue in
— More determined effort to pie Search for Chnrles.E. Knapp, who
office. ; This wan n 0f regents, is accredited to the
the trial.
vent loss of life and property ii dlsnppi . :cd Friday with $820,000
w novices to stampede } Governor, who, it is charged, obChief Iron*
2,000 cities in the United State' In cush, centered upon Marylund
.cetion offered by the ti\ini‘il Suzzallo's replacement by
Counsel for the count said today and Canada are expected to In today with pursuit spurred on by
removing regents favorable l<» that the chief point oT issue in the
made ns n result of the Fifty an offer of a ? t ,000 reward for
fun was over, it was Suzznllo and appointing officiuls trial would be tho custody of the
fourth annual convention of the In tho nllegcd bank swindler’s cap
it the “bad" man was who would vole to oust him.
citild. Peter is now living with ternationul Association of Fire En ture, and a bonus of 10 per cent of
The asserted dislike of the Gov|ii good time at the ex
his mother.
Count Salm Hoog- gin cen .w h ich opened hero t o d
n v . , or»
* tyros and bo only used ornor for Suzznllo, supporters of
straeten will ask the court to
MnvorArthurtnnln etaoin au nu _ Cne duo to bis whoreaB mits sen!
the latter assert, dates bnrk to the
Idges.
award the boy to him.
Mayor Arthur J . (i’Kecfc wel Pittsburgh detectives on a fru it
|r- will uot have to wall: war when the university president
In December, 1925, while the comed Uic fire ehief to New Ur- less search last night to Sideling
|.Sanford.
Windshield as chairman of the State council of countess was living in Palm Bench,
hills, Pennsylvania, u mountainlenns.
ill miv, "Nobles, this is defense urged an eight hour day with In r soil, it was reported that
out hamlet in Fulton county, and
Jam es Armstriiiig, fir* ehief of
I are mi (lie cars of nil in lumber camps. Hartley, being an attempt was made to kidnap the
then across the Maryland border,
owner of large lumber camps, is
Kingston, Ontario, president of tho
iriin-rs.
ten
miles away. J u s t wiiat their
boy.
Detectives
were
employed
to
said to have opposed this and to
orgniiiation, uNtiouiieed Hint pluns
Ing i.'gul.it ion', are stisCount Malm bail been coni|(leted to awnid three Maryland destination was could
have opposed Kuzzullo because of guard the bouse.
|>ii •! o'clock this afterthrough his attorney, ehurncteriezd Iropbies for the most profieielil iml b<* learned nor luid any report
Ids attitude.
the Sliri tiers leave,
tin* precaution ns a “ useless dis fire prevention work done during been received from them since they
All this tiie (inventor denies and
lids 'tnid. And nil rules
hml reported their fniluro to find
play
of extravagance’’ and tin; a t
I "good time,” are also declares that he did not dictate to torney denied the count wns in uny the next 12 months. The prizes Knapp at Sidoling Hills,
lit was said ut file City the regents in their action in re wfiy responsible for what had hap will be won by cities of three cburgling cmbcZtleimflaslu'dlenmwi
moving Suzzalo.
classifications, one with a popula
Meanwhile additional informa
pened.
tion of less than 20 0(10, aiiolhi r
h* r- Will begin arriving
with less than 1 (10,00(1 and a third tion ehurging embezzlement was
lerin on and tonight the
preferred against three officials
witli more than 100,000.
he filled to overflowof tho Brotherhood Nuvings und
John Konlon, head of New York’s
sitors. The fund-loving
.Trust Company which was closed
blaze fighters, led nn interesting
|ill he entertuined with
a fter Knapp’s disappearance with
discussion on the problem <>f pre
'tmg feutures for the
the cash, nearly a third of the
venting automobile traffic from
Inrs. beginning with u
hank’s funds.
Prizes will bo awarded winners
interfering with fire apparatus
|rt and street dunce toHe had been given the money in
in
the
track
and
field
meet
for
Among other speakers were Chief
cmling with u Shrine
payment
for $801),(100 worth of lib
Twenty
new
welfare
eases
wi*re
hoys
und
girls
of
the
grnmmnr
Ross
Davis,
of
I'hiiadelphia,
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schools of Sanford on tho South bandied by the Seminole County McCarthy of Worcester, Mn-s.f erty bonds, alleged by sumo detec
Side School playground Saturday Welfure Hoard in September, a c and Stanley S. Coates, of Burling tives to have been the property,of
John A. Bell, president of the
morning. The prgram will start cording to the report given by Mrs. ton Onturio.
Helen
T.
Morse,
supervisor,
to
tho
bankrupt Carnegie Trust Company.
at 9 o'clock.
Louis B. Mayor, of tlu* Metroboard which met Monday a f te r
The informittioiiK charging embez
The events will be staged for
noon. The welfare board,haa just Goldwyn Muyer Pictures Corpora zlement were sworn to by a stute
three different groups, according
completed two years of work in tion and a group of motion picture batik examiner.
to Miss Mary Clark, supervisor of
actors who participated in tie*
Seminole County.
tgrouml supervisors will
i The reward for Krtnpp’a capture
playgrounds.
The three groups
Three children under 17 years filming of “The Fire Brigade,”
|.v effort to prevent acand age classifications ore: Junior, old were aided. Homes were pro were met at the railroad station was offered by R. A. McCrady,
thildren on the city pluypresident of tho bank, now free
12 years nnd under; intermediate, vided for the children of two here Inst night nnd rushed into au^ring the hours of Rtiperunder $175,000 bond on various
13 and 14 yenrs of ngc, nnd senior, homes in which the father of one tomohilo to participate in n s|H":Alary Clark, director
]5 to 18 years.
Prizes will be fumily ami the mother in another taeulur parade. Sirens and hells charges brought in connection witli
hinds, said today,
tho swindle.
lias been criticism
bc- given to winners who place first, family nre dead. The full report of the fire apparatus uttrailed
uccidont to a girl lust second or third for both boys and shows that 58 persons were given large crowds. May McAvoy, movie
meedicnl .financial or ussltsunce of stur, took port in another parudo
ps Clark said. “ We will girls.
of fire chiefs today.
The
events
on
tho
program
sonje kind lust month.
|cun to protect children,
The convention will close F ri
Tare accidents which can which will be open to all boys and . Tho report of tho supervising
girls are: Running broad jump, , nurses’ office for the last two day morning with tho selection of
lided.”
the next meeting place.
/grounds arc supervised running high jump, SO-yard dash, .weeks of September reveled the
organization
work
completed
in
100-ynrd
dash,
threo
legged
race
|and li o’clock each afterthe schools aro in hob- und wulking ruce. The events are that period in the county and city
LOS ANGELES, Oct., 1 9 .-(/P )—
The report wAb pre
Ciark said. It is nof ad- scoduled for individual competi schools.
Attorneys for Aimee Romplo Mcpared
by
Miss
Mary
Graves,
super
allow children to come tion, except for the three-legged
Phorson, tho ovangellst, charged
vising tiurse, and Miss Frances
/grounds beforu or nft- event, which require* tw fr cmwith criminal conspiracy, indicated
Giuves, assistant nurse.
petition.
.
turs, she added.
today the story told by her before
|l Potentate, o f ' Governor Hartley Accused of
DC Shrine Here:
Violating Rules of Office
FIRE CHIEFS OF BANK SWINDLER’S
U. S. AND CANADA CAPTOR WILL GET
OPEN 4-DAY MEET LARGE REWARD
I
Tr&ck and Field Meet
Placed
Will Be Held Here on 3 Orphans
.
Saturday for Children!In Homes Here By
The W elfare Board
found Director
Iffort Made to
It All Children
CHICAGO, O c t 19.— W — A
flat denial of tho testimony of two
Anti-Suinon I-engue officials con
cerning a $400,000 “slush" fund for ]
thte independent'Senatorial candid- 1
uoy of Hugh S. Magill, of C hica-[
go was made todny before the Sen i
ate campaign funds committee hr |
the Rev. Robert O’Brien, a Method
ist minister of this city.
O’Brien said he had discussed
the candidacy of Magill with F.
Scott McBride, national nuperinteadunt of tho Anti-Saloon I .vague.
Form Chamber Body
“ trails, J.’G. Coatwfb?
it J. B. Mj Herts
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The odtatawlla*cWMtl<m, Jww-r
the county grand Jury about being
kednapped and held for ransom
"was her story and she would stick
to It.”
,
This was made known in con
nection with announced plans for
beginning the defense testimony in
the case In Which besides Mrs. Mc
Pherson, the pastor’s mother, Mrs.
Minnie Kennedy, Mrs. ‘ Lorraine
Wlseman-Slelaff, and Kenneth G.
Ormlaton, former .Angelus Temple
radio operator, an) defendants.
Whether the evangelist and her
mothef would take tho stand has
h ot beon determined, W. I. Gil
bert, chief defens* counsel-said, toiW r.
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POLICE C H IEF TAKES REST
bns suffered from heart trou
ble virtually throughout his
life and about a year ago kid
ney troublo developed.
Mr. Debs might last through
I lie day. said Dr. S. C. Albrecht,
wbd, with Dr. Hurry Wisemnn,
is utti ailing him but death
might come at uny moment.
MANIFESTO ASKS
TRADE BARRIERS
AS BUSINESS AID
CHICAGO, Oct. 19. —f/P)—Thu
triul of a reputed “slush fund" fi.r
the independent senatorial r.mdidacy of Hugh M. Magill, of Chi International Financiers Plen
For Effective Means of
cago, was favored today by i »«•
Curbing Promiscuous For
Senate campaign funds committee.
a m
, jLFlfHLia
Q u e e it
M
m
■Wreatk on
First
. Impressive ,
Soldier Dead
Honored Wi
. v .c -a f
J. K f- *
Dinner at' the
House to End-j
Official Gi
WASHINGTON, Oct If
(/P)—Queen Marie of Ri .
today paid tribute 4 ^
grave of George Waal *
visited the mansion at 1
Vernon and laid a
on tho grave of thb Uf
woldier in Arlington
Cemetery.
.^
The gates that bar th r
to the Washington tomb
opened for her and she st.
side In silent reverence for
ment before she put in plac^f
a red nnd yellow wreath
to that she had left at.
“ Every one heer speak* of
oral Washington’s lovd of God*
said, turning away. "It ls'aQ
tiful thing, tHe love of *
Besides Magill, Senator Reed, of
eign Trade Published Today
Missouri, the chairman and sole
member of the commit tee here,
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—(/P)—A
had summoned Rev. Roller! O’ reiiiHikablu plea for revival of the
Brien, a Methodist preuche*" of tariff barriers and other restric
Chicago, who was quoted yesterday tions upon European trado was is
try two Anti-Saloon Longue of sued here todny over the signatures! WASHINGTON, O ct 19,
ficials as having said from $300, of scores of the' leading financiers The homage of old world
000 to $400,000 for Magill’s cam of Europe and n half dozen Ameri was paid again to thpNi
new world democracy's
paign had been secured.
can heuded by J. P. Morgan.
grimage today to the'tetni
Magill in a statement in Enst
Tlioro can bo no recovery in
St. I.nuis Inst night, announced Europe, tho manifesto declares, un Unknown Soldier of th« State* i
enme the first official act on
that any statement thn n huge
til tho politicians realize that “in
slush fund Imd been raise 1 In be <hno of peace our neighbors ana lean soil of Marie, Queen,afif
mania.
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half of his candidney were lies.
our customcm and that their pros
Beginning her round of $$
He said he would be gbul of the perity is u condition of our own
ceremonies lean than 94
xipportunity to go before tbo com
well-being."
or her nr rival at N *ir Yp$|
mittee and make a sw»rn state
Thu full text of the manifesto trip of America’s enetgtlfc;,
ment that ia expenses would not
visitor to place a wreath U]
exceed $25,000 and that the Inrg- follows:
“ Vye dosire, as business men, to tomb in Ariingten Nation
est single contribution he hud re
druw attention to curtain grave tery, Virginia,' marked
ceived was $1,000.
Tho dry leaders who '■citified be- and disquieting conditions which, enee in the*aiath sta te
foA> tho committee, F. Scott M< in our judgn*nt, are retarding felt the toqch of her
- in addltmi to the _
Bride, national superintendent nnd the return to prosperity.
Georgo B. Safford, state i.inerln
“ft is difficult to view without luntbla,. within the s$
tendent, said that the Rev. Mr. O’ dismay tho extent to whic.i tariff And In each aha has’
Brien had sought Anti-Saloon Lea barriers, special licenses nnd pro royal welcome.
Now Jersey, Punmylvaute*.!!
gue support for Magill, but this hibitions since tho war have been
had been refused, tho official:: ob allowed to interfere with interna aware and Maryland echoed '!
jecting to the expenditure of the tional trado and to prevent it from i York's mad greotings, gro{
sum they mentioned.
flowing in its natural channels. All glimpses at royalty as th«
Bolt quoted O’Brien as declaring ers period in recent history has special sped past.
Hint this sum would be spent with freedom from such restrictions
Manhattan transfer tufd 1
out running afoul tho luw because been mure'needed to enable trad tie crowd, applauding in <
thero were plenty of “holes" in the ers to ndapt themselves to new and station, waiting for tha n
corrupt practices act.”
difficult conditions. And nt no wave of a hand that th«
Sufford declared that when O’ period hnve impediments to trading Queen gnvo from the
Brien first consulted him regarding been more perilously multiplied platform. West Phltedkl]
the Illinois senatorial fight t!ie without a true appreciation of the ed its terminal with onToo
clergyman hud stated that Frunk economics involved.
did Baltimore, and aR-'f"
L. Smith, the Republican senatorial
Thin policy, it suid, has alrcudy line of the smooth
nominee, would be eliminated from proved most disadvantageous to Queen's peering eyes, wav
the fight through appointment to uj| concerned, ns is shown by a kerchiefs and clapping ~
office by President Coolidgo and j
„( drastic examples cited, companlraents of a me
that it was proposed to name a s ,
t.cuiumiic disorganization re josty’s progress through bar l
candidate in his place, Colonel A. suiting therefrom is declared to l ’vo seen s o many smiling, 1
V. Smith, state’s attorney of Luke hnvo increased prices und reduced since f landed," the said ' I
audience to three press r*f
county.
production.
.
Before winding up the first dny
"European, therefore," tho man Uvea aboard the train,
of the inquiry, Senator Heed ifesto continues, “can not recover make me very happy.”
sought to get at tho Generis of tho until the politicians of all lands
“The people seem
statement read in tho Sanute lua understand clearly that trade Is that f dm here. I hop* 1
Jun e hy Sonutor Caraway, Domo: not war but a process of exchange
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crut, Arkansas, und making churg- and that in peaco time our neigh
SHIP FIR E REPO!
os of "slush fund” expenditures In bors aro our customers whoso wel
the approaching primary.
fare is n pre-condition to our Wel
fare."
Girls, 15 Y ears Of
Age Among P etters
Lawyers For Aimec Policem an Reveals
Say She Will Stick "Are you one of those who locks
hfs dug up at nights hut letR the
To Original Story daughter run loose 7" some news
Florida Legionnaires
Made a Hit in Parade,
Sanford Man Declares
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—
—
Eugene V. Deba sank rapidly
this morning, nnd death of the
aged Socialist ,Wader waa mo*
mtalnrilv expected g f tha su
burban tiinitnriuro where* lie, haa
bet*n Confined
for
so m e
time, sufferingiimm h nervous
breakdown ftnd complications.
His wife and Theodore.'Deba;
a brother, wero at the bedside.
Mr. Debs in 71 years old.
Mr. Debs sank into uncon
sciousness Into yesterday nnd
since then bus been in n state
of conin.
,
Tho veteran Socialist leader
MiniHter Says $100,000 Fund
Marriage of Couple Took
Place Without the Consent
of
the
Bride’s
Father
|ates From B ritish Domains
ither F or Conference With King
T; \
Eugene V. Debs’
Death Is Expected
\
Mrs. O. J. Wolcott of Oviedo,
Florida legionnaires made a
succeeding Mrs. C. L. West of
Oviedo, attended h$r first meeting great showing In the mammoth
of the board yesterday.
Other parade of the American Legion at
members present were Fred Wil tho annual convention in Philadel
son, H. C. DuBobc, T. W. Lawton phia last week. J. G. Ball, who
of Sanford, and Mrs. Ehdor Cor returned to Sanford lasfc night aft
er a month’s trip through the East
Oct. 19.— (A’J—Twen-j Today’s proceeding* were con- nett of Geneva.
urid Canada said today thni tho
Jelcgates from eight I corned merely with the formalities
snappy appearance of Florida lef King Georgo’B domains of the opening. Prior to the Dpwngionnulres, .especially tho Miami
It No, 10 Downing Street ing Street meetii)g> ®B attended nil
contingent made a fine impression
At
Big
Beer-Lake
ing for the openin# an ImpreWva ceremony In Weatminin tho city of brotherly love.
anfercnco which muny later Abbey at which the Prince of
“Tho band from Miami was the
BIG
BEAR
LAKE
residents
or
vould bo tho moat im- Wales unveil*! * tablet to fho
’talk of the 'town^’ ,r Mr. Ball said.
|he history of the em- memory of the million men of the ganized a chamber of contrterco “Philadelphia peoplo said that the
empire who lost their lives in the last night. A meeting, attended by legion men haven’t forgot how to
40 residents, was held,In the home
Ithe delegates wore aix world wav.
.
pf Mr. and Mr*. Cumnriflg*. Tho step It off,”
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The
day’s
program
waa
arranged
|tho President of the
Mr. Ball accoroimnied by Mrs.
State excutive council to conclude with n grdat state din new organisation
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p u ^ u n a m |phlI|lde,ph,i(l New. York City,
iharajadhiruju Bahadur ner in Lancaster House, with Pre ed in the Semlnola
bor of Commerce irtd Eric ' V.
|n, India—ull of them mier Baldwin presiding.
Rochester, Niagara .Falla, Ontario,
The conference it the first to be Thompson was appointed to repre and : several other eastern points.
some 441,000,000 peouut one-fourth of ttid held lii three yearn, gnd many qu«a- sent Big Bear Lake.
The resident* of Big Boar Lalp In Ontario they attended the an*
pulntiun.
^ tiona are on a agpnda, Including
shbw/ In
'
tiers present* woH i the utval problems of trade, 1mmi* agreed to ed-operate In obtaining
improvements
for
thalr
section
Pdwln, of Great BrltAtto* graffon, defense and conumipIcA*
geo* rH * < aeco
* 'nK. °f Canada, 8. l £
=a=4^
—r*
The manifesto suyH thut fortun
ately public shuws signs of realiz
ing tho threatening danger*.
OFFICER 18 IMPROVING
NEW YORK, Ort.’ II
small fire on the Whit* I
Homeric which sailed front'.]
York la*t Friday,
a wirelei* message ,front
mandor to tha Un* h*r*
The b leu started In an
cabihe yesterday, but
thtgulshed by tna crew.
waa; t
age, the message said, wa*V
fined to the can in's Interior
fillings.
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Motorcycle Officer C. E. Wil
liams, who had his leg broken In
a collision, Ih able to walk now with
paper paragrupher asked tin* otlie the aid of a crutch. Ho wu» In • FORT PIERCE — New
day.
jured when his motorcyclo struck way being Installed, on l ^ ;l
Poljceman see many things under a truck.
city streets.
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tho covor of darkness, which never
V-'v:
enters the police, record or find*
Its way into print. Said a' Sanford
patrolman, who Is on night duty.
"I have sefn thing* that make*
me wonder where the parents
uro. It Is not hoarsay. Some of
these girls can’t be over 15 year* 1 Virginia Allih, OLyear-old Ported agalnst certetn
_1 t__
> school m
. l Lank
M tha
manta,”
the Annnt^
county
old.
.
Fulton^
Ind.
Glrly
kept Ant
out Mania
“Between 12 o'clock midnight and of *chool because'aha woda knlck- M l & n h a U a t t h f *
2 o’clock, I hnvo seen from two )b er* to daaf, would oot b* v$urnad faaUtincum ha«i«a.<
15 automobiles parked on tho high out of a ^emlnole countiy,
ways id ----------- — subdivision:.
ford public school.
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"Y 6 u tool them to move on ana
T. W. Lawton* county aupariu tOT MWTWCHT# V
some one else come* along In tbaif tendent ol public instruction tola
H r. Lawton
place. They will drive to soma’ The Heratd today that thare'la Ao
other pitta,”
2 ,'itate law governing tho. dtea* of
The subdivision mentioned by th* ihlldren ih he old**}•rooted dr on
patrolman Is south of Genavp Ave ‘i e playgrounds,. t i (p•**.** %»--x
nue. Police, It la said, have been
“1 hd3r» seen young girls’-on th#
warnings "pecker*” ’ to l*av* thti
! «hool grounds wearing knickers,"
particular “ subdivision lately* bul
Mr. (^nvton aaid.
"I see no
undaunted they pro* 4a k lte be Calf
rroundp
protest,'
The
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an advantage c
i Police C h laT iT o * Williams has new
left Sanford for a,vacation. Police
UaatfhAnt A. H. Backwitiv will be
chief during Mr. WHUanta
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band did not
would b#
No Objection .To Girl lit Knickers 4-«
In Schools
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THE HORSESHOE FITS
.t.
— A n d More About the Cup of Sugar
In our relations with the men and women <>( ihis ronuniim ly. w e have indeed been fortunate.
T h e pleasant
associations, the friendships we have m ade in greeting our customers across the counters, have all reacted to the
benefit of both ourelves and our customers.
T h e cordial relations betw een ourselves and you, the customer, are m ade more binding through the fact that
you, the customer, have splendidly rewarded our rlm rls lo servo vou by your loyalty to the Sanford business in
stitution.
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Just as we said at first, borrowing that cup of sugar o\n the back fence is proof of the spirit of neighborliness.
O ur present relations accentuate lh.it spirii.
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TH AN K. Y O U .
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The Retail Merchants
OF
S A N F O R D
I'liis Acker!isonK'iit Paid For by (lie Following ,M erchants 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.
r
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fc-AfiVUfji,..
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Edge wood Grocery
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
MeCuller Grocery Co.
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s
B. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Laney’s Drug Store
Roumillat and Anderson
The Sanford Bank and Trust Co.
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe.
‘
Wight Bros. Co.
'
Piggly Wiggly
Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co.
security Lumber Co. „ 1
Ed. Higgins, h e . Ford Dealer
Seminole Pressery
1 '
Seminole Awning Shop
T h e ? ifordH erald •
The w l l Hardware Co.
The Seminole County Bank
The F irst National Bank
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CHICAGO, Oct I t.
N EW : Y O ltA 'O at.
_ W M & m fu m ' l i r a *
ard
P. Savage, new national Com Pyl*. her aMtoaga*^ a&toatead to
Standard CM Company
of
1
New
11
Jen ey has reduced the price, of mander of the American Legion; day. Stands to seat 0.500 are be
export ga.nline one halff cent a plans to establish his residence In ing arranged for the, show.
he new quotation is 27.40
gallon. Thi
Indianapolis during his regme, he
cents.
annouonced today. Mr. Savago GOVERNOR O FFER S REWARD
WINTER PARK — New high planned to depnrt for the legion
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Oct. 19.—
headquarters next Monday.
and that was through the use of school under construction here.
(A1)— Governor Martin today of
a
most
weird
and
uiiduplicateable
! ♦ baffling bat InduaLENGLEN TO PI,AY NOV. IS. fered a reWhrd of $100 for the ap
again he huilt up, and placed upon
nt biological prob- floating incubator.
prehension and conviction of the
the firm foundation that hus been l
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Produce Pearls
m bcly approached
person
or persons who killed
given
by
scientific
research
to
the
I
CHICAGO,
Oct.
10.—(IP)—SuxWhile
the
parent
mussel
re
tensed
. by research work at
Charles Helsley, of Martin couuof Fisheries’ station at uncounted myriads of its embryon growing of oysters and the hatch- anno Lenglen, who transferred her
fume as an amateur tennis player ty, on the night of Oct. 7.
ic spawn annually, only such insig ing of snimon.
kVtXows.* ■
nificant
proportions of the proge
LX . M. Ellis of the Unlvenity
oucceoafully batched ny have ever survived ns could a t
tach themselves by accident to the
lal culture, at the end gills
and inner jaws of certain
Of ezbarimenta, the em- fishes,
on which they had to live
spawh or' the fresh water
for six weeks as parasites. At the [
end of that period, if they succeed
Are Valuable
ed "in detaching themselves and
inedible and unat- dropping upon a mud bottom, evad
i creature from most view- ing the easier chance of getting
the mussel ordinarily in- into the adjacent stomach of the
tha mud bottoms of the hungry incubator fish, they a l
and tributary rivers in tained a normal life and perhaps
.watt. In rasa cases it produced a pearl or fabricated the
Ia too* but misshapen pearl fastening for a blouse.
itftisheH, and has been long
Until success this summer rcottt because of the trait. , warded I)r. Hill’s work, no mussel
years, however, its entire ever came through its first sum- j
been found satisfactory ’ mer without the intervention of the
ial for the manufacture chance-sent fish foster mother,
jh button*.
There are still some details of the
time ago, it became &p-' new artificial propagation process
the drafts of shell- , to work out but the fishery ex_ upon the natural . porta on the basis of success
Utaela wo* rapidly ex- {achieved now have considerable
supply. The govern- , hop* that the mussel supply can
ista began to study
T H E W O B L D 'S G R E A T E S T
isEbilities of artificial proand ran Into an almost
stable obstacle.
Nature
but one way of bringing
M AKES BA K IN S EA S IE R —IT ** DOUBLE ACTIN G
mussels, it was discovers
tents
Instructor
, Oct. 16^-tfP)—
IN THE CMI IN THE BAKING
V
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Mi
I
HAVE A CAMEL
IS MUSIC
YOUR EARS
Avoid low grade leaveners*
Don’t take chances. For sure
and satisfactory results use
CALUM ET
BAKING POWDER
a
S A L E , , 1 , TIM EE TH O M ) OE A M T
S n o w d r if t sh o rte n s th e
w o rk
16# * « *
i
ly Stores
as w e ll
as
th e
b is c u its , b e c a u s e S n o w drift
is
a
creamy
shortening
and
a
c r e a m y s h o r t e n i n g is
(INCORPORATED)
easy t o m ix .
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SO* Sanford Avenue
K 2 Del Monte Peas
[•Q t Sweet Pickle
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21c
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Gnava Jelly
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6 T ablespoon fu ll Snotrdrift
3 Cupfuls F lour
J 4 Teaspoonful S alt
3 Teaspoonfuls Making P ow der
y j Teaspoonful Soda
i Cupful Butterm ilk
Sift dry ingredients together
and cut in Snowdrift with a
knife. Add liquid to make
a soft dough. Roll out on a
slightly floured board to
inch thickness. Cut with a
biscuit c u tte r. Put on a
greased pan or baking sheet
ind bake in a very hot oven
(4 50 degrees £ ) ten to
twelve minutes.
m
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B U T T E R M IL K BISCUITS
18c
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Sanford Grove
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S n o w d r if t
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Am id Majestic Pines ”
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Location
Lb. M. H. Coffee
O TH EE ■ E AND
Good Streets
Leading Downtown
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fM Hfaaaafiy
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Reasonable Prices
High, Pine Covered
Ground
hr
T*rm t
m
SUPER POWER A
PREDOMINATING
FA C TO R
1
pa
HBB fiiaiiiaian
Camel is totally different from any other smoke. . . . It i:i
I
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The Sam * Power and Service
In the City and on the Farm
R M j
Super power It dependable power
and the creator of greater produc
tion with leaa human effort and at
lowest co at
fy.V-l
Caoh olty and oommunity having
super power eteotrfo service hea an
soonomlo, Industrial and manufac
turing advantage.
A..
cigarette.
A ll Desirable Features
For Homesites
FLORIDA
POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY
Id *
A lighted Camel is smoking enjoyment rc.
— the closest tiling to the perfection of taste this old
ever knew.
Camel s popularity has no equal.
Camel demand exceeds any
cigarette preference ever known. To say “ Camel” is to1
for the world's most popular cigarette. And to light u
is to taste the best.
For there's a solid reason back of the fame and the ,enjo)
of Camels. Quality. Camels are rolled of the choicest Tt
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
. -L
. . .
hi or
and Domestic tobaccos money can buy .
less taste and fragrance.
. .
blended for i
U you would know how mild and mellow a smoke can really to \
treat yourself to a pack of. Camels. Otice you know whfll*
words mean, they’re music •* •. . . . . •canutr
R* J . REYNOLDS T< C IT K l' i W i, i ) (
p F '; • •
•* ' .
�*•V ;
' •f.
a
argentine
NOT Stiff: Ctin$ To Traditional
’/D R IV E ’
'
u e t t e O f Court Days
A fter an abaanca of eight yean
from ,the filroa, Rayihond Hackett
hat come back to playHEho folo of
.l d .r , TM.n b y .J o c k T ? «od(W M, S " p^ i f c ' p ^ S S S i S . ' "
W ’
Gloria Swanson’s brother in "SunJacksonville— N01
In filming Richard H. Dana's
ya.” Hnckett still 1q playing in
immortal story, Roland W est will
"Cradle Snatchers,” the stago play, streets, $0 , 1?* paved.. .
but it has been arranged so that
bens, the favorite, finished second, build a copy of the famous sailing
half a length behind Outsider vessel and with crew, cast and
tho actor, can alternates between
The distance of the race yrns 2,500 technical staff will retrace Dana’s
the Costnopalitan Studio ami the Consider nbw ordering,
».v;ige around the horn.
Thore
Nationality nml rank mingle and Broadway Theater.
metres. .Tho time was 2:30% .
Tho race carried a purse of $100,- w,n »*’ several months of research are levelled by the mngnet which
for fall and winter a
000 pesos.
I W(|rk and pin ns call for more than 'drnws aspirants for fame and for
To produce an effect of daylight
President de Alvar, members of il *v”ar ° f photography,
tune to the miles of picture stu
on an interior street scene in Her
“SIMON PURE ANDtlie diplomatic corps and large
—— r
dios in Southern California.
bert
Brcnon's
picture
"God
Gave
numbers of women prominent in
Universal maintains a (diver
In a cast canvass of "Hotel Im
society, attired in colorful spring "mining" department with its own
Me Twenty Cents,” now being made
CITRUS
dresses, witnessed the running o f , smelting plant for tho reclaiming perial,” a feature picture by P ara by Paramount, sixty high-tensity
mount,
twelve
countries
were
repthe race.
.
_
.jo f silver from discarded film.
arc lamps were used, generating
‘Time Tri
jm onted on tho ,act—Roland, Swe(10,000,000 candle power of light.
deii, Russia, 'Austria, Germany,
This illumination, sufficient to
Movie Sidelights
France,# Itnly,
while wasto film sometimes, ac- Hungary, Spain,
cover oil street, business and re
Icumulates to such an extent thefcj^ England Australia, and the United
sidential lighting futilities of a
By Tho Associated Prea^ ; !
has to h e shipped to the eastern States.
The Cinderella of theifabipA whq 1plant.
town of 25,000 inhabitants, was < Hlmon P u r e No. 1
enjoyed the bounty of- a hiagiP
concentrated on a set 200 feet long M i'ilt F r u i t i i V I m i
The foreign invasion of filmdom
Di.ni C itru s 4-tI-S
godmother, tofiuy is the goo£ fairy
by 50 feet wide.
’ "ur barrels of camphor bails
C it r u s S p a c la l
O U E N 0 8 A IR E S , 0<*.
*
v
leans a lot to N at‘Gatt. IrUrdther
of Alexander Cart, who. created
the Pelmuttor roles of Potash and
Pelmutter and for years a favor
ite on the r.tage, Carr began his
screen career In Hollywood just
nine months ago. Since that time
he has bepn in constant demand
as a chnrActcr comedian for War
ners.
The sea classic, “Two Years B4fure the Mast" promises to be two
[e r a W i l l B e S o l l c T I E T S I f J , Oct. 10.— f/P)— Court]
H rect M a l i C a m *
etiquette of ronturios cast a shad -!
|d T h r o u g h N e w s - ow of the oner refrnl supremacy1
il Is
A n n o u n c e d about the thrunclcns majesties of
Ctyrio.
j
j
pole County Chamber
Tho household clings'tenaciously
campaign
for mem.......iu
n ^estigo
of tOnditlonal form .
be in the nature of nml sacredly observes respect f o r 1
t individuals will be the young emperor without an cm- j
Hy The Associated Press
j s
. I njtADENTON: E m it is to be
tughi (tho'
!the jufess, by di- Pi™.
, j grown in Africa on treefi from the
pereoiial 'solicitation
■> Quaint jGfftetingfi Survive
" *’ A I__ 1 ___
In thp snttUL careful] y guarded I Un< of Mn' # « ’* , A local nur
ary, according to nn
an'.order of
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.
concession
hm
Just
YhinpcH
‘
the
A
ft today by L. C. lie“vocado' trees to the
fury.
The Sanford to which Ilsuan Tung, tenth of the cltrD!\
great Manehu lino of emperors and i t oninriFH'om r ° f agriculture, Jiamis
r Commerce ulso anempress dowagers, adventurously1!*m rtT.
department at Frcoweek that no ‘‘drive” fle<i two jrenrs ago ‘‘Ching An! |t,>w'1’ s,.<rra '-vonc, a British posndurted thi3 year for Ching £ n ! " the quaint and musical
,n Ar,it’“- 1 be order was
ie campaign being li- early morning greeting of im m e-1fn,m tllc Kovernmcnt.
by distinguished European acces
of all filmdom.
f
Ivcrtising and letters, nmrial usage, nre the first words.
For it’s the mngic wnnd, of Cin uliirh wont to Calgary, Canada, sions moves apace. First, Count
'L A U D E R D A L E :
O n?
rrship foe Is $1 a year, that daily rench the ears of t h o 1 * ^
derella, says Edwin Kjng, vice- with Thomas Meighan and a com Ilya Tolstoy, son of Leo Tolstoy,
mailed *'to the trade ‘‘Son of Heaven.” The Mnnchua/iu"drcd Pec vent of the farmers of president nnd general manager of pany of players making "Th e Ca
author of “Resurrection,” went to
still are punctilious in their Ah-U^h hurricane area in this section
room two, Masonic
dhaking nadian,” returned to New York Hollywood to help film his fuservnnce of age-old etiquette i n ’ have annmuiccd their intention to production of the Film
tho present day travesty of tbo i "st u k'-’ and fight biu-k to the ron- Office studios, which mab« 9 . * t * t s with the company. Those are prob therther’s classic. Then Vladimir
it was issued today by once great Court now in exile. ' ! rlitimi:* prior t</ the storm, Frank of mnny screen aotressea and ad- ably the only camphor balls which,
Nemirowich- Duntchenkn, cofoundperiotonds the expeivdituro
the ever traveled seven thousand milts
[bout on the purposes
As his tutors and mote important i ^ 1'1
mayor of Davie, uner of the Moscow Art Theater, was
greater part of the million* that without being opened for use.
lisation:
It signed nnd now Konrad Veidt,
followers lender t h ’ ir daily g r e e t - i nmil,<,<1- TlM thounnnd straw!., r
go
mto
the
making
of
inotioh
pic
Inizntion of tho Semi- inge to the head of the fallen Ching ry
had been intended to uso them for prominent German actor of "The
al<' to b,‘ *<'1 <1111
.'">n tures yearly.
IChanilu r of Commerce Dynasty, so does tlie second c o n - / s '* '*,,hJbli', he added,
an imitation hail storm In the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," has joined
Lrw.irtl in the unifica- sort of Hsunn Tung repair daily
"Tlie a g e old story of rags to wheat fields, but the second day John Barrymore to play King Louis
PLANT
Y .:
"l-AN I C IT
IIY
(Carl
arl Mayueld,
(“urt throughout the to tbo apartment of tho empress
riches
provides the plot for prob after the company arrived it KI in Barrymore’s
first United
auto rn:'"
race lnu-'k daredevil, bus ,-ui
aut”
•ogress in agriculture. and bid her "Ching A n !"
■■lowi-d .uni hail was unnecessary. Artists Picture.
ably
seven
o u t ,o f every ten pic
noiinrod
that
lie
is
NUT
through
|tut
Democracy
Knocks
Id lupines!? enterprise ;
"A u
, ,
.
with auto ruefbg, even though be tures," the producer says.
fo a particular section
an cen t forms bnvelj3 worKitlg now with his
thors and scenarists are paid forAmerican movies lack the finishOne of tin* most interesting per
is more ably Handled
tunes to tell the same old story in mg tr.iu-h that iqiclls genuis. " P a t- sonalities at First National’s New
different form and any idea which !'-nt movie-.,;’ produced by film
organization than
York studLis is not an Actor, a c t
other methotf ,yet de
e at Plant Field, Tam- will make the old talc appear d if makers with one eye on the shont- ress or executive. I t ’s Mary, wait
ferent
is
pounced
upon
by
produc
ling tlie comity an n
, pa, six weeks ago. His neck was
uig schedule and the other on tho ress extraordinary. Although she
have had so prent a part in tho
ers.
It isn't that producers nnd
forceful campaign n*gy moulding of Ills character and in later put in a plaster cast.
box
office are hurting tlie future lias boon at the studio since it
stars are incapable of muking oth
covering every phnso tellect.
<-f the cinema.
TTis acquired taste for
opened some fourteen years ago,
er
types,
hut
the
world
wants
to
than by individual or m nny1 foreign things occasionally,) , FORT M Y E R S : The iocaLChum- be told ngaih nnd agqin tho story
These are the impression of ami has taken care of tho lunch
r
of
Commerce
lias
requested
pirrii myl
involves him in dtuntions a t v n -l/ ,over nor Martin to use his infill-1,lf tht‘ I,oor ,Mjy
K'rl w*11’
' r , 'unt Ilya Tolstoy, son of t h a R u s - wants of hundreds of players, per
j j ’ing the situation in
'an novelist, who is in California haps not a half dozen can tell her
nrS C0C it; , . , tr"*!ilr " '
UH, lento in getting quick action on the j f.ll,,d'
[of Seminole the conacting as literary advisor in the last name. To everyone she is just
S iW
m h m ’nt. rnpage,! preliminary survey of the
.
..
r,
lelieil that in develop*
Thn Ti»u. i rt
, , Ualoosahntehie river, authorized I J " ,n,‘k,.nR
f,l,ln\ v(,rs‘(,n. / Diming of his father's masterpiece, plain Mary.
j*,iri'S, enhancing its
:.TSl J..- ,,.Uy
cam‘-> through Ins ; ))V r.ongres;t and the secretary of I What ‘Tice (.lory' the technical “ Kesurri i t ion.”
“ And that name’s good enough
and disseminating distinguished tutor, a former Ktu war,
a measure for floi d con- 1staff of Fox Films set off I2R tons
without
any fixin's," she says.
glish official in the East, and the . rid.
of dynamite and T. N. T .t resulting
'ires pertaining to tin.1 young emperor has admitted to his
i'honms .Jeffci'siiii, who
plays
in a bombardment of 150,000 i*x
hilitien in every friendship several of thp more citlthe part of King Haakon in "CnLA K ELAND:
Hr. A. A. Mur-i plosions during the battle scenes. I'V." the Fox film based on the life
[caver, new people may t oil'd .fori ignors in Tientsin, where
Due to elaborate precautions there
lu-re; nii-ii of financial ,1 his exiled household is estahlished. idiri1.', president of : in- t 'iiivorsity |were no casualties.
>•!' Caby Deslvs, dancer and throne
i
of
Florida,
has
been
imited
to
he
i
iiutiressed as to invest
Fond of Dancing
toppler, lias among his properties
15 West Washington
|one of the principal speakers a* the j
lie reads and speaks English, is I dedication of the new Southern
I indii.it ries established
Joseph M.^Schenck, chairman of the old gun, the ragged suit nnd
ORLANDO
herders of the county J fund of Western darving, is le a rn - 1College football field! to take p'ace the board of directors of the United i he dilapidated keg used by the
.
ing
to
drive
th?
new
louring
ci|r
If a i-'.iicerled effort by
I Oct. 2d. .Southern College will hut- j Artists Corporation, has increased Jeffersons in legitimate stage proThe shoppo for the little ono’a
Id' im- county working j lie has just acquired and is par I lie Erskine College on the gridiron! his life insurance to $4,250,000. ditetiunti of "R ip an Winkle."
ticularly inti'reste<l in Western o n -1
wardrobe
[tvilh a. more ,,telling. ef- ! gineering and meoliunien! contrlv- as the feature entertainment. A Adolph Zukor, head of Paramount
L
A
Y
E
T
T
E
S
N O V E L T IE S
tilings i ,u,d William Fox, president of Fox
i
parade,
stunts
and
other
t
A nine months’ screen career
rougl,i any other ci^an- . nnt.ca. I le P m .nUy
visited the
being planned for the day.
I'iInin, each has $5,000,000 inHur-i i does not sound like much,
I
arc
ty
u
so
s
i
t
u
a
hut
it
inty is so situated and |leading foreign newspaper and \
BABY FU RN ITU RE
nncc.
[ts so diversified that printing offices Imre and betrayed |
BOYS AND (JIR I.S 2 TO $
.
.
.
PEN
SACO
LA:
Five
thousand
jre will not conflict with a most naive nml intense
There in a man in Astoria, L, I.
in ih^ tru«miu
i
luriositj |«l«illurK has been collected by donu[miurtries, business cn- in the various machines and appli-' lion in Haldwin county to he Ap who has not been in u motion pic- I
agricuit ural activities, ances. Ho went, of course, incog plied to the proposed erection of n ture theater in ten years but who,
11:] otir county up to one nitn, nnd as hundreds of Chinese j new Lillian bridge, or purchase of nevertheless, in thnt same length
are employed in the establishment I
its in the state in pro*
tlie one now in use anil on which of times has watched more than
the foreign sta ff was at great I
million
,foet
of
tolls
nre being charged. The mon seventy-three
Ingriniltural and mnnitpains to see tluil there were no
It Ii Well, Then, to Learn (he Im*
ey is to be turned over to tin* E s canned drama flicker across the
fodllct...
untoward occurrences.
screen. His name is Rudolph Kou/>orlance of Good Elimination.
cambia
county
commissioners.
uiemitcTsiiip ill the
The Inst i.f (lie Manehu ru lers,
bi*k and tie is chief projectionist
or. Stop drugging
Rtili
soothing,
,,
ii!n r of ( 'oniinerce will does not find life loo motpitome
,, . . K,
,,,, ,
. ■ i
unctional inactivity of
camera operator at tlie Paramount
'
.
”
Um! 1he people of the
the kidney* permits n re
studio. His business is to run ufi penetrating ht ■lambs Oil ligilt
»«,
^irl+wi lime fnr'll..into your sore,
tention of wuite poisons in the
working in unison to- a i m
the picture film, for purposes of
blood. Symptoms of this toxic
s t i f f , aching
development.”
|cutting, subtitling uml preview incondition ore n dull, languid
joints, and relief
He has spun off us
'■> .........-..... .
J ' j be
' i rbuilding
a i i iwas’tlet Jsome
n i rtime
t i ' spertions.
feeling, drowsy headaches .and,
discretion of his lollmvers rather
comes instantly.
by the State Board of Con- 1
us 50,00(1 feet in n day hut
sometimes, toxic backache and
than his own e:ig r choice, he ago to J M Krause.
his
average
run
is
around
tH
.OOO,
Kt. Jacobs Oil is
h m e n M a k e hll> „lm„tv ■eon im.re of the life,1tl'ol
dizziness. That the kiilncyn arc
a harmless rheu
not functioning as they should
SM YRN A : This e ; , y lias
Erich vovn Stroheim, Author, dimatism llmimi'iil
is often shown by scanty or
le e d le G i f t s
*’ iph than his peede-; its’NEW
curfew also*. Six youths, ar- vector nnd actor, east hi* first vote
burning passage of secretions.
Gel a 25 cent
)
raigneil in "..lice court on various, as mi American citizen m Die reMany reader* have learned
which never dis
iA?; A T r a d e
char,rc . were or Icreii to quit til" «-ont California primary elections,
the value of Doan's P ills,
appoints and can
business’ eetion of Kmsimmoe by j Von Stroheim was born in Austria.
stimulant diuretic to the kid
not hum (he skin,
fS, Mi-" . Oct. lit.— (/P)
neys, in this condition. Users
K:;t0 o’clock, or before, for Cue next
sc * i<m of .Mississippi
bottle of St. J a
Erin LuHissonierc, who plays a
everywhere'endors* D oan ’s.
1.’!() ‘tin
[tail i; 'g leaf pina casts . WASHINGTON. Oct, l!t,--(/P>'Ask y o u r n e i g h b o r /
cobs Oil at any
M I / S lI: The University of Miu- small hit in Lou Tellcgen’s next
e hillsides, busy , Tho Am iriciii schooner J . K. Mi1 m fnotliall eleven is to lie known production, appear in a modish
drug store, uml in
nr, sort int
Faculty Idaek lace gown hut wears
, no hose
ig and j c^j'.ll, A. W, Long, master, nwhich1us the ‘'Hurricanes.”
a moment you’ll
I,
pine ne dies t-a i sailed from Tampa for Porto
urto Rica j members students and friends o f ! Instead, every day she is engaged
t- baskets
lie free from pain
lutskets and oth- ; With lumber Se(>t. ’i lias not reach i the university united in selecting I before the camera, one of tlie stuStimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys
t tlie Christmu.; I ed
het destination,
ore ness and stiffness. In use (or
............
.................... .. the
.... Navy De ;i mi me, and the “Jliirriruncs" was |dio scenic ^irtists paints a gaily
Foster. MUbumCo., Mf[.
N.Y>
(colored butterfly on one of her |f,5 years for rheumatism, sciatica,
/
purtment was advised today by the the result.
_____i
ir k.
floor lamps, j e w - I commander of the scouting fli'et
backache,
neuralgia,
lumbago,
nil Iiiuch ut various - The ship carried stores for 40 days
nprniir.i.— Adv.
v.'ie en from the homely I
—---------- -----------I"
Thousands of d id -1 H O SPITA L S I T E APPROVED
hi night into the state [
—------!'i what has become
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1P ._ i/P i—
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1!>.— (/P)—
can b e
D ' “fireside* industry,” President Cnulidge lias apiirnvnl a
Railroads
of
ti'1
'
United
State*
Hon.
Ed.
Walthall,
yours
i.ie -dicr.i of county 10!) acre site on the edge of T ucsim:
Ii ’. n I'hit!':! vlin hnv bo Aiiznnn for the erection of a mod handled the most freight cnrload* Car" Seminole Hudson-Essex t 'o„
•!• ;d il:o art weru il B- ern tuberculosis hospital to mre during Ihr* last six months on r e c |Sanford, Flu.
ord. It. also showed a decrease ii.
|l all in del s,
for vvorhl.war veterans.
claims uf loss and damago, accord
bl ind lnr tlie woven ohing '9 n repourl to the Railway Dear Ed:
bfi d the work from u
IU E 8 T SE N T E N C E D
Association.
"I'Mii.liing clnli nienih'TH
The advance fashion note; any
nu'iiey," into an actual
MERIDA,
Oct, i i __//p. * A continuous reduction s ) " 11’ Hint tin* men will be wearing e,'int.
I i<i20 in loss and diimtige tu treiian
1 '.i-s. 'Th e ivink is - Francaci
brm csc.
Rivero, a (othohe
,
vepurtwi annually !»y He’ •tt'.id, highrheiled shoe.* this
|d a .- in i g ".u-'.Milu'r.'i and pr.isl has been sentenced to fif- ^
\ h( J p o r t said. This h .lit.
* i!„Lvr„
"t divided ncrimlini; tein days imprisonment for conin’liinl(.d. t<i th«- cooperation of
I**’ U'i*t wnr*: put in. With du.lrng religintiH service:, ft. the ■ J
j of ;;hi?)]K..,; av,| reOne of the most sensible things
|ho , ; 1! uf the ineuiMi' town of Tixeocoh. lie was eharg-( ^
rnm
. ,
■
alinit
men’s styles in recent years
rtt
'id with holding a mooting without ceivers >
'
'
has
been
the wide-toed, low lu-eled
*4 native material:* he having prcviounly registored with
Park Bids opened, fur I shoes.
ll : he iv.ir hi tween tho tlie municipal authorities.
I
'SBVoral of main streets
n i innimfiuiturul articles
)
n
n
w
N
.
o
f
tuwn.
”
I A few years ago I would have
of
town.
T'* the need for them 1 n u n s S U F F E R S BREAKDOWN
i
Gainesville
—
Bids
dponed,
foi
|
IC(!,j
tempted
to
say
that
men
!’ '■ J , M. AleA fee, of West j
_ _
We do not Like back the unused
new < hem- W0U|{j Lave too much sense t<i <liHwho made both h a ts ;
CHICAGO, Oct. R).—(/I>y_p n i couotructi* n of
part
of nn ice cream order.
University of , ^
the proaent Rhco sty; , , lor
, War* credited with j
y . Debs, socinliat, has been a I,Btry L u i L ! ' : a t
.
To
dn fin would im an injustice
Florida
it’ d Du* work.
tliu new, but I was one of thuKo
pniiint at. a ranilaritmi in E l m - !
i
to ourselves nnd the party to
fools wlio- did not believe tie in j whom re turned ice cream would
,
^
bur: t, a suburb, for n wee1 it lie - ,
would ever be any men f*,ulu ; lie sold.
N ile P r ic e s In enmo known today. Pliysiciam
said he war. nuffiring from it nerv
enough to wour balloon putiti.
We make our Ice cream out of . *«T DO NOT want to be thlnl I just
ous breakdown. Mrn. Doha nml hi,
X want to be my right weigbtr
So, the only prediction I cap the best materials obtainable, us 11 want these holloas filled o lx T j
brother, Theondore, are at his beding
more
than
hqlf
sweet
cream.
|
tdde. . * •
■•
T . J
safely make is thut there will bo Thjn gives our customers more Just want enough firm, plump flash
---------. .
... some men Mfhu will bo jooso on the for their money than any other, on my bonea to fill out my flgurat*
N’GTON, Oct. 19,— (/P)—• ENGLISH LABOR LEADER ILL
W h e n
y o u darken your hair with
stw #tl ln the fntl
with sho4s
Of ^course you d a You want’.fl
______
•' * Sago Tea-and Sulphur^no^ cue can comj ng to a t00th-pick point and food, and wo got only a very rea 1figure' that you can drape your
prices in September t .
sonable
margin
of
profit
on
euehj
rlightly higher thnn in,
LONDON,
Oct.
19.— (/Pi — J .
tell, because It’s with heels so high that they will gallon of ice cream, which will not clothes on—not Just hang them ont
wns diseloscd today by Ramsey MacDonald, Parliamentary*
tbo use of having pretty
dona so naturally, mak6-their wearers look ridiculous. permit losaea ns would result in VVhat'a
.
in of Labor statistics of Labor Lender former Premier, nuf- |
clothW,
If thoy Just'haug on yo»T‘;
so evenly. I’ c- ; and feel woreo than they look, . r giving credit for unused ^ubs.
ni'int, of Commerce,
A n * what would yoii say If'V #
fering a reyurrunce of hronchipnl
f paring tlii" mlx-iI
rec.u's weighted index trouble, left today on the orders uf I
'
told you
you could
could hava
have the
the flu
fl|
^ 5 krf ^ , U b0h^rn r „ ^ intn u «
ture, though, at
Since I have seen men wearlifcf
t° UBe you want?
graceful.,wall roun
ant? A graceful.,wall.rptu
ivhieh included 40J com- his doctor for a health tour of sey-1
body-firm, solid flesh—Juat.eno
flesh-just.enoo
home is hunsy ‘
IKtlo Qharlie Chaplin mus- it «H even if aecond helpings aro 1 body—firm,
registerod 150.5 for Sep- oral weeks which will take hint to
juit your rIght weigbtr You’*
—Wat
and troublraonr . ..L.iea,- I have convinced myself necessary, and be assured t h a t ,_
un*pared with !49.13- for tho-Southern Sahara.
'*
I
M U happy, wotlMnY youf
For otdy 7 5 ,p srt; JtOt those qvo spme men who sim you are getting cream that hasnt “mighty
>j . jnunlh. , (jompgred
bead in any other home and "muss-1 yf*U, then,
“
be happy— bfca
A” 1P2ft:,‘ d u * r ,
you can buy' ut ply ao not care tp v/hat extent •ed over," or nilowed to* molt and
FORT PIERCE — $ 200,000 new
hard
Iti Put
Put.plentyjHM
Qtinihor of 159.7 theater under construction here,
____
uny drug ocore tKoy disfigure thcjnsolves.
become icy.
?
ce . in yopr blood and watch
nmae of 6 5-j4 , pee
' the readyrio-use preparation im■Of couAc. it man’s looks are npt ■f
That’s 'wbi
; proved by the addition,of othci' inredUctH i i general were
sq important after a)l- You never
Your Moot
!
gredients
called
"Wyeth'c
Sage
and
cent higher tlvui ip Au-need more
Yqp just hear of *ny beauty contests for
Are your nerves strong? Doep !.Su]pntr Compoupd."
Ufa inly to advunce-s in,
l*
-to put red;!
ipen. , But I do tSlide that a man,
I i Ii i j
Do
dampen
a
oponge
or
soft
brush
ytjur
wtycif
get
on
youf
in,rveH
a»
Ilides antj |5vou\.
aystbaLdl 8. fl.' hgi—
thDjigh
.he
.m
ay
'not
'Care
hpyf
in
creases also were *re- your children set yoiir nerves on with it and t}raw tlirough your
red-biood-cells b r tl..
Phone B i f
lood*, clothing materials edgo? Do not become dl3Courng#d; hair, taking one sroqll, ptfaud
d at thp heck her 'lopty,j>ught, to havt|emeu
enough
to
care
hovy
ho
feels,
Oie and building rnnte- relief is in eight. What you need a time. 41y morning ull grgy h*if
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
t- to - ie
F ru it A V ine $
When a motion picture director Pit Cunt Special
turns nuthpr, how docB be ‘ feel ! Citrus SpeeU! 4-8[ final Orange Tree
about delivering his brain child , (lern Tangerine
into the hands of another director Hatauma Special
for picturixation? Monta Boll, au
thor of Florence Vidor’s latest Get new price list, or
Q U A LITY first. FAIR
P R O M P T S H IP M E N T . Thli
O
N I'Ej - D
S EEilV
R VV I C E 1ye,*f.s
fertiliser
V /i’S
L J 1A
\Y
i O
Khjrida"1,‘aofacturing
Growers. CASH
WI
,
SANFORD
E. O. Painter FertUixar C * /
819 W. 3rd S t
Jacksonville, Duval Cdflaty»r'J
Phone 475-
m
r
\ EUCUMIS
The Tot’s Shoppe
F o r Eczem a, Burns, am
Scalds , a fto r shaving
----- *
•f
DIGNITY
accompanies your busiripafl"
oven when made in « ,|i
How much more so when
a runted private^ear;>tftfn
Who is to know that it la nog*]
own car—that is .tha natural
pression it convoys to
And the cost of renting g
car from us is so small that !
folly.9f t.to got, ,opp. i
business caft
REEL & SONS!
Myrtle Ave. apd ■w
Ship Long Overdue
At Porto Uican Port
Freight Record Is
Broken By Railroads
pmcLS
POINTED SHOES
p le n c y q
e n e rg y b u
[t“
.' <*(!*.
A Reasonable Request
nher ^how Gain
eco^in^ Mouth
*s
-Y
-r
It tflkefl _
make thg s
qttlred by hd
r
e n f io e tr 'W tjfl
JL
are heavy duty, __
They must have
1
be shapely/
EASY TO DARKEN
. l * ;,y « 4u
good bread. I t giveg to th e , H y th e
different elem ents th a t a r e n te d d d to built
brain, m uscle, t i s B ^ , h e a t, e n e rg y and
m ice. Nto w o rk in g m an can retain f u ll’ at
and h e a lth w ith o u t e a tin g a gen erou s a ir*
good b read daily*, (; ■"**• .*-*-* **.*i -*H4 n
». In cach loaf of lfferita Bread there is, ia
tion to th° rlchneqs of wheat Hour,
gmouqt of" milk, vegetable abortenj*
gar,
Vitamin*
idiharlv
___ _
____
1 ' -»
Tq Mothers!
tetter: —
•UNCEiyUiNT.,
hort holiday
i,3 well
„ -1
in Dr. Plerct’s Favorite Pres crip-' diW9 P«tnrs, and, aftor another %p- nnd no man enn n e i well with a
tidin',, a Mjedjcine adapted to tlie rdieqtion or two, yottr hair Ijocoman pair of high’ Ijeefs Jatnbini his toes’
■
o m e n , , c o n t Q h i l t i g n p beautifully darkened,
gtnsiy and
i, made of herbs the Indittpc luxuriant. 1
UT:
vvMW* ■«» Thouaf
r-i,
f o t l f l f t y years
K m
~ m ’f t
h
.
inys)‘+v*y,i•<*”
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YOU-D]
Are You
“Toxic?”
D O A N ’S
%
skin irritatio n s a t your druggist.
F
Ti
DISCOUNTS
T E E N PEIt CENT.
LAUNDRY
izszSstTc-ff “r**
RUBTHE PJUNJHNAY
ORDERS
> -m
k:
im
:?
�w,
"V"i -rS.'.ss ’AT \v‘- \ > , f i,TH
IJ
■y J
i f t t n A * #Vr«pi
. SMftfai*. rivrliU.
n d h Anne
D m * Mn’ tcr.
Iha I’ n ilo/llot
Florid*. under Act of
It.
14-1-------. . i . M l I l t and Manager
....Aaaorlalr Kiln or
1IB. JO.VK*. M amaalaa Krtllnr
[t,For. the. Goot|
Go o f ^ ^ i t iq l ^ u n t y f v r
11
Tf
A
.
vrW * Moim
>v V I
sbi
A
A'AWotH»i>> Mill
t'nurage Cf>n*|iujrt* AH*
Credit Over-Stimulated.
1,000.000 Bungalows.
Tfe 192
Calvili A Owens of St. P «tersb u rr,\ resi(lon t of flie'F to rlda Interurban Rapid Transit Railway company, has been
sending out some ninthly good thoughts from time to tim e
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
for the upbuilding and general improvement o! h orida. borne
(
r
o
p > r l * M 1820, br * ! » r C<»->
of these have occasionally appeared in these columns w ith
out comment, but one which came to us recently was so good
WIIAT WILL he the sir.e of
1 bat we wish to call special attention to it.
America's great fortune* 100 years
r c h it e c t *
F ir s t National Banki
S a n f o r d ,________ J
VfaZCRY
-------- --------
bunk
T^ifg
Mr. Owens is of I lie opinion that H o n d a became s o m e w h a t ' hriire, with millions begetting *>thCErtERALllies
side t racked during the past y e a r or I wo and list d consider- j c r mi l l i o n s '
S tandard M
a k es at tte.lu^
Mnkea
Stephen
\
ll-nrkni’s-',
in
the
ear
|
able
energy
unnecessarily.
In
o
the
r
words,
Mr
Owens
Dev.
MlAlCIIIPTlON HVTKB
ViUARANTKEl)
,
(» ' |jfjvcs that Florida should develop along sal e and sane lines !v days a partner nf •lohn I*. ItoekHis M o n t h s — I
‘ «d In City l«y furrier. |«*‘r with more of a thonghl to the future than the present.
He ,,.‘feller, l.'fl his widow a modest
HAIL.IWIlie, WeeVIy Edition (J mi
B argain s in Un
Stan.Iiinl till fortune of fifty mil
nV
says in “ Rack to Normalcy
Florida's .Mission":
T
he
CrANO'5
lions. Now Mrs. darkness is dead,
Phonographs
E v e r y man who loves H o n d a should lei these
I t ’ N O T IC E r All ohltunrv
; Unii tier estate t'dnls eighty five
AU- M£l?e
j i , o f thunks. resnltilldn*
points burn into his consi ions purpose;
million*.
HM —
M l o f e n le r t a ln m e n la w here
d r * made will 1,0 churaeil
Columbia
1,
T
h
a
t
the
true
mission
of
Florida
is
to
make
it
AHP’W - S
« r a d v e r t i s i n g rates.
Slu was an admirably benevolent
a winter homeland and develop the natural ieGUV
7HAT5GcW
Nf\
Phonographs
woi.mti, going away large sums.
I ^ I M a b S o c i a t e i i I*Ite h i
’ LlCKGENEKAU']
s<n i ne s .
9
There was no speculating, no sndRecords !
A s s o c ia t e d Pro*K In excliiH
2. That trying to make a Pit t sbur g of a Miami or
den gain-, a r t money slowly in
A m i/1
e n t it le d lo tin* tin*1 f o r
r>SAllon o f all n e w s r11h[»ncr-ln-h
a F o r t My i t s is wrong in its inception and ridiculous
Croa-mg.
tin land of fulailous
•i l l *tfllB' paper' Arid nfwo tin*
!
wealth,
like
a rolling snowball.
wa pulillnli.il
herein
"
pulill
in its a tt e mp t .
Rines Filling
illr.ttlon o f special
snuhl
IP
1113 Sanford Ave,
g. T h a t encouraging and licensing “bird dogs to
sfeln n fe dido reserved
-Ill-; (IW.N'EH Standard Oil
worry vacationists is only slow* suicide.
sti.ct. . Ii'indi..Is of tliousands " f
>AY, O C T O B E R 19 , l!i 2 fi
■}. T h a t hectic promises of speculative profits is
sbnre- of (iftiel'al I’’, list tic, TelcPo i s i n ' 5
talking
out
of
turn
and
only
leads
to
grief.
|,ho>ie and T. I.’graph, Atchison and
n r t l l A t . D p i .a t e o m m "
.1. T l n l the policies of
of giving the vis
G E T T H E REST
other radrood .-tocks.
' T>)
itor the best accommodations at reasonable prices,
|kr at S a n fo r d ’ * fr o n t
Flower Urns, Cnnerete t
lake
•tc
l^ J I E I t l I ASCK TAXI-:
of till kinds, Ron fin-. Ttk
made Florida the Mecca of America.
ter ronte to Jn rk an aer
her foi I nne.
ixtTTn
mdiioiis
of
ment Coloring, Etc.’
<?£/VEtfAL f\ 0 \
N
G. Tlpit the law of compensation still operates and
lie.
sixty
millions,
Itmrtlon or St. Johaa-ln- ]
SANFORD ( KMES
the Golden Rule must be observed in Florida.
leave, if lie in
da H i r e r rem it.
In
winter
the
gri/./.ly
bear
hibernates
in
the
snow
PRODUCTS CO
•f w h i le w ay.
1 11.1 d S'nii" , and
■M i n e pool, lennln
eonrta. j
d a d hills while the swallow sails over sylvan groves
! Ill i . ” Ill |>■»! Ill I
ftth
and
Mnule
l*hr»ne B
ffl
I
and tropical seas. The re pul at ion of I lie In ar is that
1It.
k * | t a r n r l n « <it IniIldhiB p r o r
gtftM**liniiiirM4 k o lr U , ftjmrlof a growler, while I he f l» ■-l .swallow is welcomed
m . M*nt kotvirR,
e> ers v, I n n to! his - i>ngs o! happiness.
'pal'
C'onimlMMtitit #if f U r m i - n i- !
m.
F. AW ALT
In San lord it i. only oi eomparal i\ely recent dale that
R ptvu H lon of
(1 it 11 I <* i «i r u ,
t.il
i j1v louden.’.v to “ ud.-l rack
lias been noticed,
f o r ye ar s
•fUNHil If. k r Mmirtit*.
PAIN TIN G AND
Irfton o f r l t j
h rn u tlf Irn- Sanford has mule steady progress, going continuously ahead
p r o s rnni.
DECORATING
Ipaaali.lt
or
arhniil
a ;a lp iii, on the st re ngt h of its agricultural resources and a small
. w i t h , p r o v i s io n for loerenaetl ! tourist influx which found in this section jusl what it de
jji'fjle lllllra .
Phone 5G8-W
Ml' I ItnN I worry, nr min
sired in rest and relaxation.
It is not what
eoinatum 1KRBLE VEHA k FOR T«I».\V
260ft Sanford Ait
iul last winter Sanford like the rest of Florida became en man nun- tail how tie spends
I
,I’S
M
U
M
M
'V
K'
I'olllll
If
the
gulfed in the “ real e s t a t e ” business.
Not to the same e x that
GOD IS MERCIFUL “Amt
tent, but in Hie same way, Sanford people took hard earned bad , in!” iinlu-t ry no harm iI 'llm in ri great
•laid .
of
•r
money and losl it on options. The old line of money-making iD'Til • except that till hildren
IIrt full nnw lulu tlio I111111I
ahle-l l’ii ■1lies ; mi •II, liax ing no
Ilie
was not good enough. They wanted to “get rich ipiick.”
IIHf li! I\,’ t ■’ tnak(■ t hi ■111 H" rk.
the Lo rd; fur His merries arc
T A L L A H A S S E E MORNING S T A T E
Likewise Iasi wmli r saw an innovation in the appeal made 11 <ij ;i I!" til'l lline Imrasit I'
t: ami If I mu !i..1 full inln t)ir> to tourists. A race track was st ar ted at Longwood and an
I 11x Wiekes Wailitintill l
[ action.
I
o f in 1111. " 2 Sum . 21:1 I.
effort made to at t rac t to this section a class of people which
It o dotihiful if L omI Pry mi
l l II I! VI, E I iVEltl '<>MK
’ll Put I hole is (kIII it he 1 I lass of per j
has made of Miami and Palm Peach a gambler s meet a. The ,l -,0 1 , tlif l>i ;■ %♦• .I,spun. >• (in’ l l 1 C ex ef would have herarne a poet had
-on- ■ the kind thal go all In (lie. es '
PRAYER- O
Lord.
Thou urt
So I In ..,11 In, r cii L’U pclrcllt Hi n he nn| heed i ritiiised eanstleally h\ if they ate treated roughly the 1
loiyi and full of rnmpiLesinli. r ace trac k will operate again this winter, we are told.
will the c us tomar y "sidelines.”
--------.;<(
I.nii! Ilrniighiun.
j y .11! . tin' I’ .illk ” f .Ijlintll I'ciitn ’
kind whom <rilicisin puts out of [
1* Masonic Itldi;.
Phone 75
Brjonk. first volume nf pneni- business, (tie kind that, want
T he question for Sanford and Seminole L’uimly people to i|-. t|i-cnllMI rule, iiinl llli' Mill bm
U R , H O U S E O F II MM’ I NK HS
to !
SA VE by giving us your sidewalk, driveway and fi
ke what OimI gives, O liourt of decide is whether ihev ar e on the right track.
We want will S’HIII lulll Itl llillll mill t III' was tin great shakes almost any ipii'f and will unit unless they a re.
1
one
v
.
1
*
I
admit
thal.
When
Lord
etn
nuraged
and
kidded
along
Iftilnf,
I
'niti
it
Slatenil
a
gnlil
l>a
ivisitors to come here, but we want ilie right kind. We don't
All work guaranteed.
lli'ongliam read it tie was so dis and some of the gcratest and most * lion work.
Andhuiltl y m ir house of hnppi- want to drive out the peaceful, law-abiding tourists who have I
gusted that he spoke right out hunt sue. essful per'i.ic: are in the class. |
■8.
,
PROTECTIVI':
T
AR
I
F
F.
in
.!
helped so much to make Sanford what it is today.
for |nli1lea lion, expressing himself
_
q
Std
Sanford
Wluit Lord Brougham Bid for Lord Byron
CementContracting(
:e home Imvc been g iv en
ore;
a n y have been g iv en Ichh.
ure lying at your foot,
value you but fuinlly
2&1
n & litter,'
l ook i ng on,
barter heavun to possess.
i» U fountl work that you can
7
re u heart thal loves you
I t.
0 'Upol Konii’wttere failed
ome
:ejfe, spent and worn, your etui
Bl*y rust
^dly true? A hook? A song?
tog thut loves your hand's
laregK ?
fo o f hea l t h
to meet
life's
1, ieeds 7
Oh, build your house of Imppi-
^
* lf’ to0B»t
u*
, »..
it not tumurrow's dawn to
bring
dreamed of Joy for which
you wail;
have (plough of pleasant
" -. ;Ahlngs
Vi,
'0 House your soul
1in ■iniiniv. unit 11I1 uniting fi mi! t"i'
’Ilie imiivitual who st mt s out. to j
L'lgii In,mi have ciialilt’d .lapini 111 ; with the venomous satire and sni
01.11111! with t tie idea that lie mu d i
a f« iv years In rise I mill I tie great rusm for whirl) he was I'amoie..
always knock knowledge into thosi ■
I earthipiake ealamit y tn tiigl' pros I When I out I’ryon learned what 1 • 11..-11net i; going to make some !
Lord Itutugliam had said about -ci inin mistakes I,.’cause there a r e,
llis eyes dancinyr with mirth, a miscliiovmiM little boy at a jperity. A great unit cmnagei’iis
: him, lie was so highly incensed that I ho e who 1a n’t stand that n o t o f !
1rmtinic
fHahinimblu s u m m e r resort hot el uinlcrtonk to “get a rise’’
I it actually stung him into becom Ii.'itmeiil, they go down under it. 1
out of liis g r a n d m o t h e r by a display of outlandish table I THI S t'Ul.l'MN lung agn '.’.'ai inn! ing a real poet.
■
Va.l the one who sets out with;
manners. Ot her people a t the table were almost uproariously f.lni’l; gainlilels that the weaker
Of course, you know who Lord
I tie idea tli,u In- i- always goiter to
amused by his unties, but llm thing that entertained them |mot nr ’’inet-. might can e 1>-■ 1111«■. Hryon was. He was one of the
humor along tho-e whom he in
great.
1
of
Engli-di
poetBut
do
most was the utterly placid demeanor of the g randmot her . Nnileng 1 .'■i"iig with die 1 a
.ini I-. will nl i. make oulstumling
Instead of becoming emba rr ass ed and flustered by the imlie.l IV, ten there lot' lieen e\ xnii f imw who Lord Itrougham failiil.'s he.iCu-i’ then1 are lluis' ■
waa
I
."id
ltrnup.iiam
was
t
li
•
-Imi.v 'h oneouth net inns, she went calmly un with her own meal, ee«-i\e -1liiilltnl inn nf holing, hy
per-otlagi who, link ynnde!' m I he ivhn won't re-pond to kid glove ■■
even laughing at some of Ilie child's capers.
Had table nrg mg ‘ a l-e ’Te.lit
need sound luni;
eui ly pa rt ’ i* I lie n un i cent h 1eti met hod-; liny
pat .it ’W11
har-liei
manner s to that gentleu oman w> re a kind of joke. She knew I " tiling in loin nil eat , pal
■
till
x
.
de.sigDid
tiie
i
n
1
ia'ye
ttcil
aw ■ v
'liar .tint lire
the boy knew bett er Ins a u s e a long line of forebears had a te
The inMri/i tor, tie tic parent, j
heai
liis
name.
t'»o telllpling lo the
Dew 1a 1
Pat lo return to the Lord Hymn (ic(l)igogue nr uniptoyer who doesn't '
known better. I'uniily meals among all her kinspeople were
foolish
incident. There is a class of per recogm/.e the existeneu of t h e s e 1
al ways marked by simple, good manners, because tlio.se were
Imiiglil Inn ha I ilv. son. who have to he hit in I he two distinct types is likely to make
New i 11
the only “ manner s" they knew.
lias nose, so in -peak, in order lo wall' ■ignat hlmulel - as a teiu her
iniik.
eri.lt’l hat!
The incident was recalled by a st ateme nt credited to li ar til'., nne-t
h, iligethorn up.
There are folks who ! I'm who 1 who?
Which 11eat
1,v .r. Iloekenhoit. president >>I 1111■ National Res ta ur ant A s
seem to he doing arnuud in a sort men! is to lie applied and when?
Hit Iit 1\ l.i if, (I Inf, -or nl e\ ■ oi semi doze or daze who leipiiie I hat is where sense anil discern- 1[
sociation.^ ' M r . 1’oekeiiholl expressed an opinion lo this ef
at .Inhli.s lough treatment to get them into merit come m.
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peril....
.
|i-yell "tog>
I c c t : “ The day of the pea Higgler, the knife swallower, the
■
Hopkins, says It it smoker* ini’
in goodly
•tatc;
'(TOW Time's relentless stream
jCbear what now you have
aw*y;
What Qod gives, () heart, unit
build
.irotl’.houne of hnppiness today!
J p
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;It pay* to co-operate.
Sir;*
If ■ gunman is NOT killed in,
»g0, that's news.
a! — — ° -------j
ford is the best lighted city'
lice in the state.
,
!
Table Manners Are improving
i
Your Chamber
5
of Commerce
\
i
f
Is working for the Industrial grow th of Sanfori
and (he C ity ’s development as a tourist cenlifrl
YOUR
M E M B E R S H I P
N EEDED
N EW
NOW.
YOUR
1S|
JO I N O R RE-
S U B S C R IP T IO N
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soup yodeler and coffee inhaler and kindred menaces of (he
more ilepelnhihle tnil 11 non .'itmk
r e st aur ant patron's peace of mind lms passed. Today men
I _rrrrers.
‘V
SARASOTA TIM ES
pay more alien!inn to the m an ne r in. which they par take of
Il may he 11ne. Smoking 18 it j
(heir meals.
Women always were more careful than men nti-t it ntc for thinking. A man
If ymir paper would only take ebisions and begin 1<> boast, and
in such limiters, but they, too, have improved.”
h lo w in g Miinke n i l ” d ie air 1 rml >l stiuul and criticise the police for xxheu the newspa|ff r refuses, it is
'I hi- restaurant man Hunks that the improvement is due thinking up mischief, or anything (icrmitLing fast driving; if your classed as a "piker", or un-pro t
lo practice, and that the practice has com e mostly through 'else men smoke with chin Lilted I paper would only say something gressive.
A man hears that a
the growing custom ofavv ay -f r om -h om e dining. Mon. peo |iipwaid, they think with the chili j about the gathering up of the trash police officer is in league with a'
1 from the streets; if you would nly bum'll of bootleggers--that, he is'
ple eat in r e st a u r a n t s and hotels limn used lo. And almost I down.
The
professor
says
there
is
m.
1eriticlse the nietlul of paving giving them protection. He luis-,
anybody soon learns that cer tain habits that might he toler
proof that tobumi hurts women . -In ids here; why don't, you give lens down to ihe newspaper ..f f i ■
ated by careless people in their own homes must be dispensed
'm..re than men.
! 'em Hail Columhia for blowing ami says that -oinething should he
with m public cal mg places.
| 'I here is proof that it make- whistles at street crossing's in the said about it in the editoial col
Ilie Ijoy and his g r a nd mo t he r have always Ins II so used ! women smell of tobacco, and that , *■11v limits.
T h e San ford S c h o o l of M usic offers!
limns, the officer and the head of
to good table maimers, they could make a Juki (>t the liny’sS hurts
These are m-t about one tenth the department should he classed
hurls their marriage chances.
antics. Hut it is not often that way
"I the suggestions that a news along with reprobates, but he is*
'The man nr woman '
facilities for the study of all branch^]
at a dining table certainly makes public considerable a u t o
WHY DO many Americans never paper receives during a week for very much chagrined when he is!
biography.
I “get ahead"?
i ' 111or inis, and those offering the informed that the newspaper is hd> j
QUEER IDEAS OF A NEWSPAPER
The SanfordSchoo\
o f Music
suggestions are really sincere. conducting a reform school, and if,
Here is one answer
“One tuition dollars i* the total Their idea of l he functions of a he has any cnnipluints to make t..
■of worthless stock ..Id yearly m newspaper is rather vague, they take them to ilie proper million '
|
j
I he United States." Charge up an Halit, the newspaper to do Ilie driv ties.
Sontlnole county's celery fields
PALM REACH I’n y r
Such p( Itple forget I Imt the fum 1
other billion to^jtoee 1rack gam ing instead of doing a little of it
Mgimting to look like bigger i
ti.ois of u in'xx -paper are to pub
deposits next Spring.
|l.ling, and more than a lullion l<> tle msclves.
f*i>r UHiny \iNil • it li:»s 1m*t*vi i n*
'hat a in.hi i- not “rr.ixxn up un Wall street gambling,’and you see
Some
person
i
ruhlied
the
lish the ii. xxs, and not to stir up
5j£.
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RI he
?ii years old.
j wrong way hy some department of scandal.
After the scandal lias'
i where thy savings go.
rlkbane suys that neadv all, I miuui \ tn 11in- i<f«*r I lint wlien
nf L^l years ,
[Hie government, and immediately lieen stirred up. am) there is no do- i
"We .lo not say anything against
»t men of history had blue <>,- ■\««ulli »«n c ln > the
eyes. Now, there’s a gt mil he ha.i attaimd Ins majority and , the voting man ,,| 21," the emu
T H R E E THOUSAND
million i
" r M,u‘ wants the newspaper to meal of libel in 11, their the news
ays, "ami we il..liars thrown away each year. I li" 11 httle ‘'roasting.”
Another paper run publish it without fear
i f .for mnnu'nf us,
11 is theicfiire >i man. The law so pony'', 'ilalement
choose men of that age to fill v»- |That’s money...........
to buy each "in is waked up ill the middle of or fnvnv. especially if it is a mat-!
^ ‘‘Tha daily rainfall <»f the eurtli, I contemplates, for «t that age tlo-iI earn jes as conductors Blit we will |year l .000,000 bungalows at ijkt.POn III.' night hy the shrill whitle of a ter of public iceoi'il. The editorial
arb told. "Is sixteen million j hoy ceases to he an infant, under! not lake them as iliixers until they'' each.
..motive, and immediately it he page of the newspaper is jiot ..m.
I im& of }*#1 *n( v"
a Second." (Josh! Huppo-e one Hi o hii t uiul
mes t l y duty of the newspaper designed t.. - h r up scamlal. nr t , , ’
-R.
Ibis, nreording to the
••r ;ii tliaro, mul Ihmoiiiuh h M p company, is becaiMe a man's full |
[ tho8C tons should full mi us.
P ROF E SS ORS IIUSSKY
amt i la hop on the railroad with both continually . ritici.se people, hut it,
;«f M14." Dili if y, fill puUlTFtl til M|*‘ iliol Ii-ense of iesponsihility and his;
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ItossiU'r, of Michigan university, j Ret, so Ilie person waked up is nne reserved by the editor to e x
The Herald is of the opinion that be siii'd ni his own name, to own [ I'owi-rs of juilgtr.anl are not fully leave for Smith Africa next Sat Honks. And so on down the line. press xx bill lie eonider the opinion,
; Ruth Brj 'an Owen Would make real estate and other things out ! <levHo|ied until that age lms been urduy to study double stars in the
There are thus who think that of the people, and on which to of- i
!#dX|lirablo delegatn-lil -large to right ami in all other ways to take 'reached. With modern met he. Is of sold item hemisphere.
lbe newspaper should jump ut con- 1for constructi
suggestions.
Democratic national c»n 1 upon himself Hie full privileges of 1 edneatioii, however, there is no
On a hill in the Orange Free
manhood.
. loii I■t that the youth of 21 today Stale they wilt erect a 27 inch tele
Thus we have generally accepted is beltei' ahle to he a man than
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MIAMI HERALD
CH8 of what w'e may say the proposition that the hoy he was the youth of 21 two decades clear ulmnupherc.
foolish pont(t and splen- , comes a nmn at 21. To the youth ago.
\ business man, who works hard ’ ter of Fiei, nothing which has so!
ftoyalfy and the mock d>'- . " f Lri., twenty-one seems a ripe
THAT I NT ER E ST S the average ‘VfH'ii he works, and who pluye
of America, we all wel- |and mature age hut the man of lift
Ivituiin less than any new detail when he plays, said the other day salutary an eff,'et upon Individuals |
een Marie to this country regard* It aa mere adolesce rise
divorce, font iL.it Miami is serving a very une- and coiiiiiuuiities. No one cun be
,I ,in the world of crime,
...............
■he enjoys all we have i and the oldster of IHf.sees 21 na tli
j mil, or pugilism. It will interest' f„| p|uce in providing a commu at his best xx ho keeps his nose on j
to offer.
age of childhood. With these vari
..
London identists have found . T ' “
" T , ' ,,,,T a “ 1* nity where *o great cmphasiB is the griiisti.iic all the time, and nev
ous viewpoints, therefore, there ii
y„.|(1s sugar
o f 1 !f
“" ' e r human put upon the spirit of play. He er play
; all this ar g u m e n t
ubmit mi real agreement on t lie age at ..............
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ir it sh ou ld lie P a lm Reach which a youth hecuiiies a man mid eeiii-e. Amiiiea has learned that. 1
believes that the business of the I Alt not in i* full ,>r frolic. Ihi
Bdent, o r W est P alm Beach the matter is further eninpUralcd too. I bi'aigli the grocers.
nation would be better done, and inanity euFiind safely destroy the I
LLOYD UElHUiE prai.-es As
lent? W e all k n ow e x a c tly hy the iacnytrnvertildc fact Hint
ilie health of the nation would be priniitixe instinct for fun.
I’Jnfi eotH|tii'ring game eoek
; lU indx and th at's
w hat
t; rllilde Ederle thinks a lailix iputh
' “ like
...............
heller, if everyone played more. furnisln - a -afety valve for the'
some
hoys
a
i
r
men
at
17
amt
some
i
rowing
on
the
body
of
a
defeated
a iu 'ord H erald.
On this
ibi y brings her goi.d luck. Change
Because Miami provides a place overworked business engine df toIt ia n o t
necessary
to tiii’ii an- children at Ml.
th.' platitude to ’’ Fine weather for foe.
" here the^e is opportunity for all dny. It is a good deal safer to do
Thdnks, In eig t II c m Id.
1" get at the meat of any .|tu;f- (•ertrude Elleries toditV.”
He praises prohibitum al o, but kinds of piny, and where everyom:
hue files.- wiht the man who has al
{R e a c h In d ep em len t.
lion similar to this it is alwayn
will
never persuade Britons D, i - urged to play it is needed in the
—- a
ha^
of gn)i sticks standing in th" I
necessary in go tn business for an
A I ondoii (U'dlessor says a mas. idnpt it,
y was full <>f surprise- answer, where results mul not the ipillo
•t renuous present age.
cornir
Hie office than with the.
Hill ant bite a moving i.bteet
iall fans. Florida bow’d
7 hay/retain the theory that Hie
Solemn folk sometimes express earnest pjcrsnii who looks upon all
ories are the standards hy which Now xxe kiioxx wily i)mt messenger
r, Dartmouth t o . Vale.
individinil should decide personal iheir contempt of a community forms of i I'cicalioii as a waste o!
ran rough shod over men ure judged; And on this point hoy e always scratching liiniself. <|uenUnns for himself.
which has so many forms of rec- time.
under con*
consideration
Ide rut inn the Lonatid Chicago fell be- now umlt^r
Thay even maintain that viijny n a t io n, ’and uses thorn so freely.
"T ^ ,,,
■ ',
People seem to think j
tonij(. Thla
“ ■‘ seems to [ *!“•> General Omnibus company haa
ment Uf a glass of beer is more Then* solemn folk seen\ tQ think
iin#xi»ected |«« interesting
commentary
»r ‘
M U ?r'^
..»Sy y In
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,
*the
Pre«ent
situation Miumil
than IncreaHet; sa’diigs.
which thiiy
;4«Hl6p
’
not
b
a
'tW
n
k
i
m c a t .a U . n f th«j
ljr-i*t*M4|> (ho antiimml ' ^ n 'im ,i' 0T5mri7lm*OT»ltryl', “ * " 1
that for depravity,
‘"joYWftiRto.
g daya of pUy,. :
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W1IKN A MAN’S A MAN
of musical art under th e finest teach
ers in the profession.
R eg ister novvl
for the fall term in violin, piano, voice]
and theory.
P Sanford School o f Music
M eisch Building
PLAYINC;
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Columbus’ Vision
More Than Realized
Christopher Columbus had a vision that the wotf
was round, and in his voyage of discovery he
than realised his vision. Get a vision of yo
business expansion, and through good mar
m ent and energetic work it tttoy be more tt
realized.
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RESID EN C E
MRS. FR E D . S. DAlplER, SOCIETY 'ED ITO R
TELEPH O N E:
21*3
|for nil mothers nursing their chil- mats and statesmen who
I'dren for at least lfi weeks h n s! banquets given’ at the
such SB ,
been appropriated by the Rem- sny nnd•*has become
--------, scheid Ministry for Public Wel I taut person that she was
Tho premium will be paid I ] *' r,
a
fare
*>-- -» a - i/!»a .......i, I interviewed.. '
Dempsey,
Miss
Frances
C
h
e
rry
,U
t
the
expiration
of
the
Uith
week
"Monsieur
Briand
may
be
I
A very interesting event of Mon- School, Mrs. A. K. Powers from
---- ----The Howard home nt Rutledge,
nt nHcr the 20th and right plnco a t the Foreign
dny evening was the reception the South Side Mrs W. A I .of
A number of business women an olcaf place for entertaining, was Miss Mary Cobb, Miss Rebecca1 »"'*
given by the joint I’nrent-Tench- fler from the Hast Side. Mrs Him "iel Monday noon at the Seminole ni"st attractively decorated Mon Scott, Miss Mary Hinton, Miss' “ 1 w<r_]____________ _
she volunteered, “but I would !
e rs1 Association of the ctiy, at the sell is also president of the West
f,,r the purpose of orgnn.Z- day evening, when Miss Minn How Eloise Rrndy, Miss Nonio WII-I (|IlIANI) IIA 9 C(M)K M Y E A R S to have him go to tho Fir
uesdny
Premier llriand
Departmont of the Woman’s Club, honoring tho tench Siile Parent-Teachers' Association.1iuK n™> fleeting officers for the ard, Miss Fern Ward nnd Miss Mnnis, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Chitten- J P A R IS —(A*)
“ Why," asked the int
"He never checks up my i
will hold its reculAt' ers in'the various Sanford Schools. The teachers and principal of each , Husiness and Professional Womens Sara War ten Ksterby were joint den, Mr and Mrs. Grant Wilson ^ n .tniuP,, Mn ^ nk over a period
This was a sort of get acquainted school were grouped together nnd . t- lukb'clock.
j’
hostesses, entertaining at bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard, Mr. anil. of thirty venrs. On each of his accounts." «h»' replied.
affair, given to try and bring nhout were then introduced to the parents
The meeting was p:csidetNovcr complimenting Miss Lilian Shin- Mrs.
,,rc
V' u1
J , " r twelve sojourns in various ...inis
fednesdsy
i: IN I i : \ i c u
Steel bridg*
n closer relationship between the of their respective school children, by Mrs. Mabel TC. Beech, in iHc ab- helser and Eafle E. Junes, whoso; Mrs. H’nrh Whelcheli. Earle E. trit.Hj M. Rriaml took the faithful
Department of the home nnd tho school,
to
>
oi•
;
l
.u
ni.e
Alufiu
Rtyer,'^
marriage
will
be
a
social
event
of
j
Jones,
John
Hudgins,
Klwyn
Moore,
cook
along
with
him.
She
enjoys
a
At one end of the room, a pret sence of the organizing chnirmnn,
i will have a box
K; . i \u w. on S tate Rond No.
Lnurie
McDaniel,
PaAl Stines, high reputation among He- <
Tho
spacious
auditorium,
was
a
r
Mrs.
John
Leonard!,
and
the
fo
l
tily
appointed
(able
was
placed,
Friday
afternoon
j
i
t
the
F
irst
1
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i-'
o'clock at the club
Williard Gates, Henry W illm m ,1 _
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tistically decorated with masses of nnd here thrnilghmit the evening lowing officers were elected for Methodist chureh.
Allan Katz, Leonard Gibson, Claude!
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greeneryi baskets of golden rod, oruugc punch was served by Mrs. the ensuing year. Presideiu, Missj
Suggestive of the approaching Sistrunk, Eugene Burns, Dr. Wil- t t * * " ■ ■ d b b b b b b b b b b
BBB b b h . h i n
cosmos, ztpnias nnd other cut flow Charles Vincent.
Mary Powell; Vicc-pri-Miilenr, Mira Hallowe'en season were the decor
Secrc'w y-T rcasury, al ion- arid color schytnc. The wide liam Cox and Dr. \V. U. Rucker, *
A local orchestra rendered an Ellen Hoy:
’age will be, hostess ers, emphasizing the color scheme
Ja k e Adams, Peter Scliaal.
■
rs of the “Gude
of white, yellow* nnd green.
Miss
Ethel
Duley.
unusually delightful musical pro
porches were hung with myriads
Club at her home
Upon nrrival the guests were j gram during the evening, and at a
Membership and constitution and of Jack o’ Lanterns, grinning a
■e at .'1 o'clock.
welcomed by Mrs. R. It. Dens nnd |late hour refreshments of yellow
|er Circle will meet Mrs. Fred Wilson, who in turn in- ] and white brick ice cream, individ- by-laws, committees were appoint welcome to the guests upon their
ed nnd n report from these commit- arrival.
R. Hrnoks on Oak
troduced them to the receiving line, ufll enkrs ami mints were served by tecs will he heard at the next mcctRE N E W S U F F R A G E FIGH T
It) o’clock.
The mantels were banked with
Fronet militant suffragists are
which wn» composed oh the presi- Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs, High. j„K which will be held some time
pine boughs, in which owls were going to carry their demand for
dent
of
the
general
association,
leymun,
Mrs.
Maiden
Wright,
Mrs.
m.xt
week.
kursday
placed, while over tho doorways the vole* to every town, village
Irtunt meeting of the Mrs. L. N. Hnnsell nnd the chair Zeh Ratliff and Mrs. .1. E. TerThis club was organized fur tho weie Spanish moss, studdied with nnd farmhouse in France, t'nde:*
I s Association for man of tho various schools, Mrs. williger.
purpose of social benefit to its numerous black bats, owls nnd the leadership of Mine. Mnrthe
jh School,
(School will be held Jiuin Sneed of the
About 2000 parents and patrons
members and also to contribute wilt lies. The windows and arch- Bray, president of the League for
vV«.
Mrs. Preston
Grammar 1called during the evening.
, in the School Audito the betterment of the commun wi\. were draped with orange, Immediate Suffrage, flying par
iri'nts and friends of
I t*#*
wuh Hallowe'en figures.
Skele- ties will tour France in autumn
ity in a civic way.
School are urged to
biles, t om eiitrnling their work on
w
itches
ami
ghosts
were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chittenden and will he a hovel shower,
Those attending this meeting |ti ■ ,
the individuals.
were Mrs. Cassandra Schultz, Mrs |I I i* *•■t m iioexpiited places and
who have been .spend in g' Following the husineiapter No. Twoo children,
of
Heretofore feminine persuasion
t.
The
lights
erie
i
fi\
the past few weeks visiting Mrs.
C. Wheeler .limes, Mrs. F. C, Me- j ad .ed an
II liolil regular meethas Iteeit brought to bear largely
social
was e n j o y if.
Chittenden’s parents at W
i
l
k
e
s
,
,M:iInin, Mrs. Mpude Clarke, Mis. were -.haded with pumpkins and on the politicians. There have been
rlock at the Masonic
Wo Deliver A nyw here in City L im its
,,
,
Barre,
Pa., left there Monday
nnd, , hostess served grape parfa.t to|i- Helen T. Morse, Mrs. Mabel K. .lack o’ Lanterns, which cast u many "fair promises," says Mine. ■ ■ B U a a B B B B B B a B B B B f l B B B
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powers will entertain are expected to arrive here the
" " h " ’hipped cream. cukis Be ach,
Marie
Thomas,
Adell wield glow oxer the scene. Black Bray, but little action.
Jones Bridal party latter part of the week.
The League for Immediate S u f
mini punch.
Frantz, Laura Butler, Llurruifu baskets filled with golden cosmos
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wedding rehearsal
and zinnias were also used to ad- frage hojH's by its personal ap
Flowers,
Ethelyn
Ritchie,
Norma
—-----i Members attending thisaffair
Mrs. A. I*. Zachnry
peal
to
the
people
of
the
country
J
van!
age
in
decorating.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J . G. Ball
rturned |w m .Mrs. A. Kent Rossiter, Mrs.Moore, Bertie Mdore, Ellen Roy,
venue.
Score cards for the card game to get a measure granting s n f - i *
a rent Tenchers As- home Monday afternoon from » J . n. Vidler, Mrs. J . L. Miller, Miss Ruth Griggs, Ethel Duley, Helen
Were
kept on tallies done in frnge to women through the next ■
trip to New York, Washington arid 1ifd en Miller, Mrs. I. E. Estridge. Cborpcning, Mary E. Powell.
Enst Side Frimnry
session of Parliament, which meets J
witches, goblins and cats.
The
points in nCnndu, stopping
over en |Mrs. r , \v . Lawton, Mrs. J . C.Milo’clock.
this month,
a
till
les
were
laid
with
orange
cov
pallowiiy will enter- route homo at
Philadelphia, Pn.. , h (.||,Mrs. Ernest Betts, Mrs.For
er-', at each corner were sugges
A
rate Luncheon Club where they attended tin* Hesqui. |n .s< MacAllister, Mrs. George W
LONDON'S " S H E - S 1 I V LOCK S "
tions of Hallowe'en. Orange mints
Cameron Avenue.
Centennial.
I Evans, Mrs.
It. C. Moore,
Mrs.
LONDON,
</Pt
"Sh e Shv
Women May Eat Again
and cholocates were placed on the
Friday
-----—
! Wells, Mrs. W. D Gardiner. Mrs.
locks of the Slums" is the >v (in'
Wlnle there is only u sugges- .
Ones Nuptials
at
W. K. Scoggan is expected to ur- j( j Methvin. Mrs, C. P. Header ! tinn of waists being shown in the |card tallies and enjoyed during the applied to women who specialize
hi. n(
the First
in small loan . to wives of working
rive hero Tuesday afternoon f r o n t', S(in> Mrs. It. A. W inston, Mrs. A new Enj/lisji mode1) , Uiere are ( pi ogram of I lie game.
rch.
When scores had been rollected, i men in tti" poor district of Eng
all
kinds
of
devices
winch
hint
at
,
Virginia,
where
he
has
been
spend
-1
M.
Phillips,
Mrs.
Tony
Pitvliford,
Cluh will meet at
Mm
Eloise I land's great cities.
the waist line rather than indicate it was found that
^i Mr-. Aloe K. Hill ing the past two months on buai-jM rs. it. L. Glenn, Mrs. It. Howard
One of these money lenders has
it. There are little gold buckles I Brady held high si me and was!
ness.
I
!
Berg,
Mrs.
\V.
A.
I.effler,
Mrs.
Rose Court.
wii/'li fasten in the front ami j awarded mi orange and black vase, been fined f i v e pound for l i a r ; •
.
,
“
Francis Bolz, Miss Martha Fox, hows which tie at the side
in with It I he
Intel' I '
while tin* men's prize, an ash tray,j JU Don
-lames Beanes of Virginia will i Mrs. J . H. Col. tough. Mrs. J . B.
iturdny
i barged was at I he late of Still
“
Do
these
effects
mean
that
wo
went
to
William
Entz.
The
low
ftory I lour fit
III arrive m Sanford Tuesday after- j J.gw..-,,,,, Mrs. Volie Williams and men are going to have their natu
per i t ni a year. The lady was not
. . .
store prize, Hallowe'en novelties.
».oon to v.sit his sister, Mrs. W. K . i Mrs.
Smith.
Sanford I’lildie Li
,
,,
I.
,
fined f,.r her high interest rate, ■
ral
figures
again
.
’
"
a
modiste
was
llonday
Scoggan.
|
.f - n !1 ’;Vz. rs' " . ‘i ? 11 t" ,K,|,'ll,‘l ! but fur ...... n t ing without a l i - ' S
asked.
lcluli will meet with
The husine-s could have BJ
If we succeed.” she said, "they and Williard Gates. I he hostesses j , nvn.
(lardiner on Myrtle
Mr and Mrs. A. L Kidd, of Bit- j S t . A g T l G S G u i l d H o l d s
^ Krul|ually ,.onu. hack in style | I - c:c inted
t e d the guests
guc
of llouot a been legalized merely by filling out j J,
o’eloek.
,■
niivurmiiti, Ain, npont tho day hero ; M f i G t i n i T
IV lo n ciciy
H i n p i n and thoso women who have ‘ hand painted t realiner and sugar a form and paying a small fee.
“ *--- 1.......... *L
*
# *•
»!
' i .i
i.
<• ..
...i
There are hundreds of “ S h e -1 ■
pee l.eapue Unit of L,
Snturdn
themselves
for five ______
years |ibowl.
ay as tho guests of Mr nnd j u
IV/TrQ f l l o V P r i
plnyer#
by -u |
, Shylocks” in Great Britain. They m
s Church will meet j Mrs, A . W. Smith, at their home oil 1 L lO lT lC 0 1 lVIl S , Vj I V
wilt ho aide to eat again.
I Tile
■■■*■ i-'".'
...........were
- ■- jjoined
.................j number of guests who had attend- m«k«* loans for a few shilling* to
k with Mrs. K. I). Magnolia Avenue.
Attack Men Buyers
^
The wekly meeting of the St.
Avenue.
1 ed the Teacher's reception at t h e ! ' .... ..
u s u a l ly !"
1 meekly suhmit to exhorhitunt i n . i «
Mr. and Mrs. ('. S Brumley and j Agnes Guild was held Monday aft j German women are unable to Woman's Club and refreshments Merest ebarges lath er
than
let B
Morgan, and smnll Sidney Harrison returned
rued to tlieir
their ernoon with Mrs. Mortimer Glover; dress as becomingly ns the Ameri- roii.xisPng of individual pumpkin |their iiuslinnds know they are in i "
St Augustiin. Tm*sdav a l o r home on Magnolia Avenue, van because there are too mu.,y pic-, topped with Hallowe'en stick the toils of money lender|Daytona Beach are homes ill
III
ugosuiit'
i u* suaj
, . I j1. .1
nil'll
vers of womens
men bu
buyers
women's clothes,
elnthes, n
a
t, 1
.i
...... f t l i . .
iiiiftiiij b a i l
*
nford as the guests nftoir a pleasanti visit
here as t h e , In the absence of the president, leading fashion journal asserts in ers, baked apples and whipped
lllower.
guests of the former’s parents, Mr. , Mr.- Monroe B. Hutton, the v i e demanding that fruuliens t hro vv vif.ini, cheese straws and coffei
WDM \N BLACKSMITH
I .a
and Mrs. ('. D. Brumley on Magno president, Mrs. Raymond Key pre |„rf tile yoke of umsculiiK dieta- The hostesses were as-isted in
E G (il’,N BERG,
Austiia i /Pi
■
Newman returned lia Avenue.
i sided over Die business session, Re I tion in Die matter of dress
s' i ving b.v Mrs. B. A. Howard, Mr.-. Rosa Stuinklaidi' l . blnek oinlh. is i ■
levelling from Tullapolls were rend and plans discuss I "While in the end women dress Harry Ward, Mr-, Edward liig- one of the host known artisans in a
she went vvifli her
' j tor
■■ (i bmini
rs.1
men," the
says, ■M. " - ■ Mrs. R <’ lb.wet', and Mrs this si'ction of Austria.
)■
mas i,.l/al„oez.aoi. M
mi.*,
,,,,
.... journal
................
Mr. and Mrs. ti.. t'fiiy
Gray lire
are now i eii
ed
lor me
the
u s t mat*
n.uaiu.
m
i " . 'to please
i
..................................,,
...........
I had spent the week pleasantly loeateil for the winter |M. Minarik, asked that all members j “women cun make a much better
,C- ' , " ’w<
A diploma testifies that she is * ■
ley residence on turn in their bazaar articles u s i job of it thuii men. When it comes
niter Morgan.
"duly articled, having served her I *
her parents
at the (' D. Brumley
*- i
o.... Ito
tn selecting
Kolcctinir hamlken
handkeiehiefs, chem
A fter tin* game of bridge bad apprenticeship and satisfied her B
soon
as
they
are
finished
so
that
Magnolia Avenue.
isos and a hundred other dainties,* been played, dancing was enjoyed examiners (bat she is entitled tin S
np ami Max Stew“ ",11 "
1,1 ."v" ' ‘ ................
they/ nuiv i>e propi'rly marked and I
or I until a Lite hour.
call herself a master blacksmith."| ■
eudiness for tile l.uziiar which I
f'''' 4eimrt.m*«t or
.mu' Monday evening
in roi
Miss iioward received tier guests
I women s* wear
stores
are usually
wei
Rosa is a cartwright as well a s , ■
fee where they spent
will lie held December
at the hopeless."
wearing a most becoming frock a blacksmith. She is a handsome j M
Women Club.
of fb'sli pink georgette handsome woman, whose strength is equal]j »■
Debutantes' dresses have such ly beaded.
to that of any man, npd can shoe ! J
The refugee work being done by
street, a prominent
'■
tiie Guild was a slodiscusscd, after names: *T*he Swan, Poetry, Pastel, | Fashioned of maize colored geor- the most refractory horse.
Ingenue,
a
|of l.ongwond, spent
which Rev. Glover gave a most in Candid, Innocence,
1 get to with trimmings of rhinePREMIUM FDR NURSING
[uesihiy on business.
Mrs. M. O. McLain announces teresting talk along the lines of Promise, Naiuiette."
I stones and roses, was the becoming
i ‘V
the marriage of her daughter
R EM Si II i:i D. Kin nish Prussia.
the work of the Service bsigue.
gown worn by Miss Fern Wind.
■ ■ ■ b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b m b b b w s b b b b b b b b b h b b b b b BI
(/Pi A premiiiiu of 7M) macks HBHB
L.ii.ke returned
R U B Y E MAE
Miss Sara Warren Eaiterby was
After all business hud been
evening from Tallnto
attired in a smart frock of black •
transacted, the hostess served
- “ VV*-'
ph" visited with her
K A RL ERIC. NORlKiREN
mrr— r
, satin with trimmings of gold' luoe’j vp
dainty sandwiches and iced tea.
Maud Lake, wlm is Saturday, October 1(1, at the home
|_|
Echoes of the recent heavyweight [ worn over flesh satin.
Among the members present
liikl Slid e t 'allege for of tiie bride ut hall- after seven o’
were Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Wil ehampionsliip limit at Philudelpiiia 1 Miss Shinholser was stunning in i
eloek.
liam Bolding, Mrs. Clarke Leonar- can lu* heard yet in New York. In a lovely creation of Valencia Blue .
Crepe Elizabeth with bead trim- J
dy,
Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. Leslie the hook shops, not only on ex
Ren < a-well motorThe above announcement will lip
Vi ’
„
pensive and exelusivev Fifth Ave 1 imngs.
,
.
.
.
.
i
■
.
,
,
,,
1
Hill,
Mrs.
Chris
Matthews,
Mrs.
ISunday to visit with read with much interest by tin* i , , ’ .
,, t ,
!
tine but also on the bumhle but
The guests were
Miss Lillian
,
i
M.
Mmank,
Mrs.
S.
M.
Lloyd,
Mrs.
pojiular Fourth Avenue quarter
m
n n v friends
t n c m l s of
of ttiiis
i ns n
o o i i l a r young
voiine ! . .
. . . . .
.
many
popular
Shinholser, M'iss Marion
IliiniLl
John
Leonurdi, Mrs. ^Raymond of second-hand
shops, the book
couple.
The ceremony was per
|
Miss
Evelyn
Anderson,
Miss
Ruby |
Phillips,
Mrs.
J
.
N.
Robson
and
sellers are giving prominent dis
Wilbiii Flowers, of formed by Dr. E. D. Brownlee, pas
lloyne,
Miss
P
l’errie
Lee
Bell,
Miss
Rev.
Mortimer
Glover.
plays
to
their
f
lock
of
out-of-print
[ ci ti ng here as the tor of the First Presbyterian
Frances Dutton, Miss Marjorie)
books
on
the
boxers
of
old
as
we"
mid Mrs. Frank Mac Church in the presence of relatives |c
.
TT .
. TT , i noons
................................. .......
utter's home in Sun ' " v , ‘
f‘''v,,!'tlm“ tpfie n d s .
I o e i V I C e U n i t o f H o l y «» biographies of the modern fist1.................was
1.
...beautifully
.......... '
P>*rvt 2o
A ,t„ *
ic champions of Fistiania. Many
l
The
bride
Vzl O SS
U n u i C ll
IV lO G t S iO f the shops nlso display colored
if
gowned in nine green crepe Eliza
l‘riM,s '“V1 stei!l engravings of fa
Is. Ralph Stevens re- beth, made two piece effect, with
of the lust
*
i t c t i o u i t 1|n,)1|S prize figjyters
Jb.inlay evening from trimmings of gold luce. She car- ]
---------hundred years.
Satin, Flat Ctvpcs, Wool .Jt'll’liiladelpltia where ried n bouquet of brides roses1and j
A most interesting meeting of
st.'ys
and Novelty Wool m aterials!
New
York’s
ever-urgent
pmh|
lea visiting for sev- valley lillies.
I the Service Unit of the Holy (.truss
$25 values, special fur T hursday,
Mrs. Nordgren
is the e ld est, Episcopal Church was held Mon- lorn of “elbow room" is even caus
one day o n ly ; nil colorsdaughter of Mrs. M. (). McLain |day afternoon at the home of Mrs. ing an evolutionary process in ra
din equipment,
Antennas in the |
I'Iiii . o f Miami, s p e n t and ha^ made Sanford tier home VV. E. Watson in Rose Court.
shape of waterproof parchment
here with Ids wife, for some time, having come here
Mrs A. P. Connelly, president of sheets, resembling window shades,
ng her parents, Mr. from Augusta, Gu. She in a grad the Unit presided over the meeting are to he had in different sizes.
|A. Zacltary at their uate from the Tiihmuu high chool. when reports were reud by the They can he hung ugaiust the
Street.
The groom is the soil of tins various chairmen. Plans were dis wall or placed under a rug. Thou
Nordgren,
coming
here
from cussed nnd perfected for the sands of the old-form ucrinl an
Il.eniiardi motored to Stockholm, Sweden, about six Christmas bazar which will be held tennas, however still thrust themPity where site siient y ea rs ago. He is a graduate from December 'J at the Woman's club, |selves up fronv the roof of almost
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
BlilU'SS.
the Cutherina College nnd now anti it was also decided to have u every dwelling and apartment
I I p. in.
house in the city.
holds a responsible' position with Cafeteria supper at this time.
pulislniiy. Miss Helen the Miller O. Phillips Motor Co.
The intricacy o f ’ New York’s
A fter ull business had Ix^n a t
Miss Martha BroDouglas Fairbanks in his
Immediately nfter the ceremony tended to, a social hour w u h 'in or subway system is always puzzling
Fin e quality Nainsook and Lingm'io
attending Stetson the young couple left in their cur
latest sensation
to
visitors,
but
in
the
dispatchers’
m aterials, plain and lace trim m ed.
der,
the
members
sewing
and
I pent the week-end for a tear of the state.
mending the choir vestments, At offices is a toy railroad system that
R egu lar $ 1 . 2 5 nnd $ 1 .5 " values.
JuesIs of Mrs. John
any child could understand. Scores
a late hour the hostess assisted by
r
.
of tiny elcctricl lights on a huge
4 * One D ay for—
Mrs. Allen Jones and Mrs. E. D, may of tho tracks show the dis
Milnne News
M em b ers
P i p e ! Mobley served n tempting salad patchers where every trnin is ev
Benjamin spent the T o
KoKo Song Kartuon
ivanoun
course with iced tea.
ery minute, These tiny lights
prliindn as the guest
“
Beautiful
W
e Bell”
•»
share
with
block
signals
and
elec
Members in attendance were:
I B s . M. Handel,
M r * .'A . P. Connolly, Mrs. K. D. trically locked switches tho credit
latheock and Russ
The lovely new home of Mrs. Mobley, Mrs. J . H. Smith, Mrs. for the company’s boast of "the
safest ruilway in the world.”
Stetson
University, William Mooro Scott, in Mayfair, Charles T. Fuller, Mrs. Amelia
|sts of the former’s was the scene of a very unjoyubie Noble, Mrs. Allen Jones, Mrs. G.
Police officials , admit that in
Jhn Leonurdi, on Fri- a f f a ir Monday afternoon when F. Smith, Mrs. St. Clair White, comparison with American mot - !
One dtiy only— Colored border,
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
Mrs, Scott entertnined the mem Mrs, Luko Thompson, Mrs. Ar ropolitan forces they 1 have an
, , ’ii+W L
11 p m .
thur Marshall, Mrs. Young, Mrs. easy timo. About 70 per cent of
tra special- for T h u rsd ay and F ribers of the Pipe'O rgan Club.
Alex
Vaughan,
Mrs.
Houston
and
German
murders,
municipal
relill of Orlando is the
Quantities of golden cosmos and
d u y—
"
' ■
torts show, either comnjit suicide
e guest of Mrs. Er- marigois were used in decorating Rev. Mortjmcr Glover.
mmediately after their crimes or
. her home on Park tho f o o m B for .this affgir.
"Anna Q. Nilsson In
Charwomen, their tasks in tho surrender. Hence the proportion
i A short business session was
of slayings to be solved is small.
I ..
I held, presided over by the presi- huge 'office buildings completed, Last year thero were 6 & murders
wait
at
tho
corners
fpr
street
cars,
”" n and young J dent, Mrs. A. Kent Rossiter, when
Move down into tho all night in Berlin, Recently poljce received
rneil home Sunday plans were perfcctod for the
moyid
district on Madison street a postcard signed Leo BlankenJi Odessa, where they Christmas Bazar to be held Decem
Patrons actually are entering these stein, saying he was wanted for
Siting Mrs. Brown’s ber 9.
A Western Pictnfe
cinemas} *they are .in operation embezzling 6,000 marks and would
perring.
/Mrs. Ja n e Smith, made a delight twenty-four hours.
F or thirty ^return to Berlin on a certain
ful talk, and urged tho members To cents you can go in and look at ^ train, The Incident was dot un
\Y. J . B ritt of help the other organizations of the picture or sleep. Many find, it common and Blankenstein walked
"V
into the arms of waiting'cops/
,'t
are expected to ch u rch ,. with the Margaret Fund. cheap lodging for'the night.
.*•v» , ♦ L
* week-end and wiit
The- next1- meeting of the Pipe .Presently the ice wagons, appear
V
l* af their son and Organ . Club Will be held Monday ad.,hardy workers depdsjt httfrd
Mrs. Cljltien'. I i '
.ft
if
......
j-
petal
■e n d a r
SCHOOL TEACHERS ENTERTAINED
BY SANFORD WOMAN'S CLUB
At Noon Meeting in DELIGHTFUL COURTESY GIVEN FOR
S ANFORD COUPLE TUESDAY NIGHT
Local C*ife Monday
I
[
The Woman’s Day
r
F
KENDALL’S FISH & FRESH AND
POULTRY MARKET s a l t w a t e r :
FISH
LIVE
AND DRESSED
.. . . . .
| POULTRY
m
f
THIS IS THE
Flair of Styles
g7HiAnfflversarY i
W
E E K ...
I
— of
r
The
Great
Atlantic & Pacific &
Super Values will Prevail
The Entire W eek
At all A. & P.
Stores /
Miss Rubye McLain
Married on Saturday
To Karl E. Nordgren
Here Is What New I
Yorkers Are Doinir
I
Special Sale Thursday—O ne D a y ;;
New Fall Dresses and
Underwear
With
Mrs
Wnknn
Amusements
— TODAY —
DRESSES
$ 1 9 .9 5
LADIES’ TEDS,
BLOOMERS AND
GOWNS
‘The Black Pirate’
Mrs. Scott Is Hostess
of
Organ Club Monday!
PRINCESS
i
i - TODAY —
f
“Iter Second
Chance”
"Don’t Shoot”
*
m
ra ft
».•
wm
95c
50 PART WOOL
BLANKETS
-urn
\
�Tffi
81
.
V
Ju a r ts ld to ftta *
TpJreldiriJ1
dcr U f£ Wobiati) jirob^bly an actress
of
Michigan
Boulevards,
B
_'odny7tKere are<
-------I------- ---------- WO telephones in opetatlott.wJtb' Chappell* of Chicdgo comes sud-kjj v however, aMiig
on her' way to’ a hotel from llio
dcnly into view in strange quiet -*toll, ml ondqavoj?y by hundreds of
body, it ill said, is standing on the loop outskirts, but in tho city limits.
Randolph' street rialto. The cigar
[.body
beauty, nn architectrual appari persons who pursue occupations
every seven j for the moot, part they have been
clerk
is fumbling for cigarettes.
i t is Under artificial light while most of
In 1878 phones were ao few that tion from medieval Paris,
replaced by skyscrapers, And now
Outside
a newsboyJ s taking news
a
duplicate
of
the
world-famous
-------arc
■
*
■
■
numbers
were
not
necessary.
A
the world is sleeping.
'
V city continually is'so m e of the frist skyscrapers an
little church ouilt by St. Louis,
connection
could
be
obtained
by
paper!
from
a wagori which has
but
over
a
long-1
giving
way
to
super-skyscrupH
name. And there was slight chance King of Franco in A, 1), 1247, to
To one familiar with the tre just clattered op to the .curb.
v ttors among I n e ' era.
There contain Christ’s Crown of Thorns, mendous hustle and bustlo of Chi
cities hnvc In somo| In the territories jiiljaccnt to the of n wrong connection.
cago's loop in thte daylight hours,
T th at aevernl towns kwp a similar development is enn- wtfre only eight names listed un. and a piece of tho True Cross.
Across the street an attendant at
der the “ A" column, for instance,
the same area at three o’clock in nn uJi night cab stand is calling a
-Mme site on topjtinually in prograss.
Chicago's Kainte Chappell** forms the morning seems strangely still vehicle for a patron. Six of seven
and all were different.
bHa of another.
|
—
Tho telephone nowadays Is the part of Quigley Memorial Sem and <fc. crtcil. But a fte r his mind all night restaurants in the white
4?»* ■> ---------"Open day and night."
preparatory and ejes becomo accustomed to light block have a scattering of
' l not quite n century
That is not an advertisement life line of a newspaper. It is In inary, the largest
ir restauuint, but uc-j teresting to note that in 1878 only school for the training of priests in this strangeness he becomes aware- diners, —, actors and
ibly has been rebuilt i fur n 24-hour
actresses,
ice cons]iicuously dis ' two of Chicago's numerous publi-ltho United Stales. The Sainte Clio* {hat considerable nctivity is in newspaper nen
any other modern city, timlly a notice
and other
late
MUBQ period. Before tho I played on tho first lelephnnc di- cations had installed the
“new , polio of Paris is reputed to be tho pr pgr, . x and that tho streets arc work rs. M< I t i i 1'*; line the curb.
fire of 1879, it iaiivctory issued in Chicago in 1878. i fnnglcd device.”
I most pcifecl tiolhic mailing ever not so deserted ns ho imagined
Imagined Mot; .• h . i.s with bread and rolls
n that the face of the,
That directory, covering a scant
--------[constructed with winnows tho from n f,rst impression.
and pics ar.d , ther supplies are
loop changed
several 12 pages, listed fewer than f>0l)
In serin*' America first, Ru sh 1 most gorgeously beautiful in cx- ” Look into the owl drugstore oil a !n><»vi; - ii
'■ at of the rcstnurwas rebuilt ngain after connections, of which Vnly five*street is the plnce to find the istcnce.
promiiienl corner.
The fountain [ ruit <'
c' ’ ■ Imr i avs are uniting
A few of these half- ware rusidjntial planes, includ- Sninle Chnppelle.
T*> many persons “ Night life” in attendant in mixing drinks for tw o'aw ay tlu; refit e of the previous
fcqW buildings still uru ing one in the homo of the geoHomed in hy skyscrapers and
large city means music, dancing, o r t h r
l iter customers. The drug day.
O ^ T T - j-
fcWWfW.«v
c "V *
•US
v;ir
I’N P O P
(Continued from Pago 1)
take me to their hi arts, as I al- mm £ r ; r i i ? ; r p»
icady have taken tliomto mine.
Tliq Morocco limp,
“They seem to want nio hero as band and the pcrB0L l
a Queen,'' she replb'd to a ques Morocco Temple (li»nn
tion as to whether she would a s tomorrow morning rrr„,
sume an incognito to seek any of ville and their P u h ^ N
the privileges of a private visitor parked on the Al latnic C
to this country.
_
s Railroad tracks m [>#il
“ What use would there b? in my nuo and West |.;rr» o.'JJI
F irst Street nmj p”f j
pretending to be someone e l s e ? ’'
She asked.
are in gala attire. The a,'
Then “« Queen can’t act in the ora end American flni».
movies, now. can sh e ? ” Wns her pended across t|„, tJl0. 1
comment on a rumor that she a t _regular intervals.
__
would net fur the screen while in j buaincr.n buildings ha(l .
Hollywood.
t
with bunting and flag*
“ I shall not appear in the m ov ies,'1 ho Court House and
B y T a y lo r except as I «m snapped on tlic 1hn.Vo hi so been dccorat,
streets—blit I ’m not
saying
I - temporary band stand on
won’t write for them.”
Street is also deenn.
I WISH THAT MAN GUNN A ^ - A N D T V u S IS T\\E N t G H T ^
As
a
speaker,
the
Quern
dcclar-l
Coming
1,100 miles tt
MOM AND CHICK ARJE
■ed herself to he a complete uinn-|Pa^e *11
Shrine ccrtu
fldtVi OOT-AND ToTKlNK.
|teur. “My speech in reply to the j Putnam Stevens, past imp!
mayor of New York was the first j teiitextc of the order foj
I ever made," she said. “ I had j Amoj"tcn, nirived litre
not prepared it. I only spoke from - rpn). *" 3 home at IVui
my heart."
|!.l.n dj s ^ ay u ig at tho
“ No, I was wrong," she c o r - ; |Iotc1' SIr; Steven* ^
! reeled liero-lf. “ I recall anoI her i , ' anl''
speech I made, to American , t->o ' “ n in * , u ’•
rf0U|
It was in a V. ifI,. C. A. hut ill
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■cell I h-moera c
I!u differ- lice
known to thou-a- ' "1
|ami llol do vi *-i; most ptaiph.- hi'vo
and once ho hi- nirj *
j ■•■aniVd ■la- e what a big differ!,.e
I -villi a brother n-ih1", het
ihete is- I knew it then."
gets the inciting, his (ri<
j Sealed at the rear of her flow.er
I Will Ingram of .haiku*
tilled private car, the Queen, With ,
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tier sou and, 1daughter,
watched
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pie, and who will have
J y .n g An,erica,, landscape
]w floor owrk al
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It ,» very like England
she \olm n v,„v
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; commented “only lancer and more |c a r , this n fu .n .lllin to
A ll W ei
I.'SPPOSE IT V (lU - B E ALLRl&HT
VF X T A y . e T Y T E ' S LADDSHt
WtTHOOT SAYlMQ ANYTHING —
He B o r r o w s t h i n g s t h e
S A M E WAY FR O M M e
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B U D D IE S
Trim m ed Again
VEVt: THAT WAS My 9 u t W WHOS
GOT AW TVVt iAt.K.WY'JY
BYT.N UP IN MX R oom-
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m arlin !
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, (nations for the .iriltei
When -he reaeh- d Washington
viidting ladit s will b
: at the eh-se of hi r first American 1 liiiTicrl with a In .it ride i
1 O tT Y O O O t W T tN R 1 A T IN ' I
OH.t'w W iN G HIM APouND
>
f w T-W. i Thinv; xou might
|day. Queen Marie met ntnthcr i Mount''* tomorrow aftirn
CARD*b AGAIN - NOW
EtOMYTimY — S uT \ DON'T
Ak YEAST V\AN£ INTHODOltO
DYRN THAT y.u'3. ^>u r y T
1ghntioroiis welcome and had her yacht Welakii w.ll It rive th
HAvJtNT YOU
JO. THINK M R -H E ’D CART- T o
YOCKVY^j T Y o o y at
WOT OY
HIM TO
j----------lirst giini|',-e of the nation’s cupi- j ipal I’ier at 2:t!il o'clock {J
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CARDS \ Y N t R 5 AW
I tul.
; on '.he lake.
Standing with Seeretry Kellogg,
- faced hy an imposing reception
'committee m which the iinif-'tins
. o f the army ;.n-l navy, di|>hiiii.it ic
1 insignia and gold hire dr leaed til ■
1 highest officials of the various de, partment:; of government, l-neked
(Continued from i'ip|
by tile color of her own parly with week before the ?elmol I
)
Rumanian pomp mid ceremony in silo could not attend
attendance on its
royalty,
the knickciT.
Queen was the central figure in a
A anindnmur was fiftiH
scene neither she nor her audience gey's for Mrs. Allen, toj
is likely to forget,
Port Fulton school an
Against the almost ink-black -iky allotv Virginia to att,
I
‘J over the heads of the Marines at hut the petilien was
[attention and the r-quunlima of cav- cinrk Coqnty (dr- nit Co;
ro-i9
jfili-y waiting to form h i^ e s c o r l oT ! j- W;<M f d - l 'in t.he child’*
1
j honor, and flamed in the 'arcade-,. ,,,g q ,l, |rJn,.n{,,* \ nn'
md' union station, the dome of the \ , i( l! ,,,K| -ad for licarii
1 capilo! fcliot-e gold. Two army j _-:t. In i>-.- mean
It’s ! lalf Built A lready
smindi -l the Rinua-iian a - i (li., ,t
;,oni(
B y Bloscser <>nml::
Ameiirnn aiitlo-m>: while tic- tine- n (
|1(P( |„,
stood smiling, her arms m l of 1 alt ;
orchids and lo r g m - on the far !
-df eapitiil. Rehtn l her I'riucg ;i,
r| - , j 1 w ha I
Realm, cairying n-sis, and I k -n
:- * -• ' fill— 111
Nicliolas w:ii,teil diyly. V, in!
ha r '. Ian
tomacy -ia-imd t lie Qm r e
• f '. . he MO.
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j war uiihcred Into the first ear of
at . t i her 1
the entourage by .Seen tary Kei
I der die cut- rt.mieil i
, h-rg, tin* N uy in the person I
tlm h "ation, Laving I
i Admiral Id. TV. l e a r l e claimed , 1,
- d ; some mi ai-cru cl|
Prince, who had been trained in
'-■'tic corps.
'lie British Navy. The Army re] ■
'! i ilav film Iiccmues ib|
taseated by General Fox, a t.ng [ ih t ef^the nation, i "int
i rilin' of staf/, e.-curled l'l inetsa ] at the White 1£-> i *, witi
Ntauin.
1\ IIleana
lean a and I’rin -' Nkl
AL the Ruiaaniau legation, where j f. ur n'el k and r e ivh
on tlm extra ti rritorial roil of her ; d<n* (Vmlidge in relmi'tt^
own country tile Queen Spent the |tion half an hour Ij --*
first night of her slay in this c<-ua- al lhv' White lions')
’ Ary, the crowd that filled the i ,'nerds will mark the null
.dreels waited like pili ring; for a I IT*1J of presidentitd ce. 'Wl
1 ight of a new givt in tr • ;.
[ Tho day includes id*»tj
-At Lf
Although she had til lilt JUi t\ fi Mount Vernon, the fuinB
(brough an offieir that she would ........
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notlier
wish ox pressed
m>t ap|tear again, Muric at last r-.- j journey to thin
country1
this conn
Guzz Is W ise
I bulled, and appeared, a lovely regal an many as possible ei
of 1
By
im
figure, on a balcony above the cn- torie spots cortnccti’d witij
trance.
Her hand on the l'la::- j nlution nr>d the rally dl|
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i staff of her rmintry’s red, green
TRoOGHT \
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19— Building— Contracting
67— Itooms W ith Board.
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M
C L A R E N C n SMITH
General Contractor
600 W est F irst Street
a t Phone 441
ROOM and
Avenue.
I'AI N T E R — DECORATOR
A. It. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave.
p h o n e aoa
Furniture Reiinished
25— F lo rists.
1820
Wanted— To Rent
Pork
68 — It no m s W ithout Hoard
MOUSE wanted, wiiai have you for
sale or rent? Box SMfi, Sanford.
ROOM, *v >\
water, rent reasonable.
Apply 83— F arm s and Land F o r Sale
1108 Myrtle.
n ic e
f u r n is h e d
FOR R E N T—One large furnished I’ OR S A L E — Five aero farm, celfront room. $5.01) per week.'
*’ry land, five room house, barn,
121(1 Park Ave.
|garage, out buildings, one mule,
------- — -------------------------farming tools, and one haystack.
FOR RENT. Furnished rooms. * W[> ,,('ces cleared for tiling. All
Gentlemen
preferred.
Refer- !"‘w buildings, house has electric
cnees required. 807 Magnolia. • [ lights. Price $5,500. 11. F. Hayes,
owner, Kt. A, Box HI, W. First St.
“S T E W A R T TH E F L O R IS T "
Flowers for all occasions.
MoLANDEU ARCADE
Phone 701.
ONE or two large unfurnished !
~
------ ----------------rooms.
$10,00 per month eaeh, ] 8 1— H o u s e s F o r
Apply 117 I’uiiuliir Ave., after 5 : 0 0 ----------------------------o’clock. W. L. Harvey.
, SM ALL DOWN PA YM EN T New
en
■> —
~
7 7 -----------------bungalows, $800. Full price. L.
by
I f o o m s f o r H o u s e k e e p in g Bland, West First Street.
27— Professional Services.
m
1
r
TEN DOLLARS CASH nnd ten 14 GOOD Used Curs For Sale—■
dollars a month Will buy beauti
Dodge Sedan; Essex Coach; Lin
ful building lot located on asphalt coln Touring; Moon Sedan; Nash
street in Sanford. A few pennies Coach; Cadillac Rondster; Cadillac (
saved every day will meut the pay Phutnn; Cadillac Toiiring; Chandler;
ments nnd eventually
give you Touring; Ford Sedan; Oakland!
y gi
ownership of a valuable piece of Touring; Overland Scdnn; Hudproperty. I shall be glad to seo son Brougham; Hupmobilo. Sanynu if you would like to have m e ford
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Cadillac Co,, 117
E. 2nd St.
!
do *«. Drop a card to me cure of Phione 121.
Box Im). The Sanford Herald.
- 9 1 — L e g a l N o tices
ONE dandy lot. just off Poplar
Ave., anti 2nd, will sacrifice for
\ n t i r i:
.S a d le r is Im i «*hy g i v e n U n i t th«*
ciuirk sale.
W. L. Harvey, Box
ft mi i d itf <*■i11n (> i b u n n i i h u I m i m i m i n
352.
will
at
S«* m 1 i i m I*" C m i i i l y .
a m i f<
M ngtihir IlMMtillg In III’
t li i»Ir
88— Kcfll E s ta te for E xch an g e held f t! m* i ‘ m i r t 1 I mi M* * , S a i i f o n l .
Phi . , N n vc . 2. 1!»2' i J11 10 m*4*liii'li A
M. rrrrlvt i * h I d s f i l l f h i r i l l >1l i t ' nf
|l|M.
i.^lm :t(ek
I Kim Nijaurt* \ him Is
WANTED TO
T R A D E .— Well
I iGitJ ki i ' ti i l l as Mt.iiP'M* I p- il.1
located hutiding lots for house. u ( tin* *1
J41> 1“ Im laUI niio* 40 1 inHrrS
Lots are priced below value. House | hlf*U lt»OM4* IID'.IHUI'flll'-Ut, illSU Hit.10musi |k> reasonably priced, also. oi i ^ a ml Hi tni li d
K u r t In*r i n f »»n m i i H mu m;i\ lu* nli
Wdl assume payments on houso.
t ai i M' t fi'oni I'Mtini'. 1’ up*iiti'piH »'f
I f you are interested in working j fir**.
out some kind of a trade let me [ T h i ' I h c i r t l
i h c l i i U O 1**
know what you have and perhaps rpipt' i nnv mi l l alt l*his
W l t f i i S H i ia lutiiif nml Mt1icl.il *i,i!
we can get together on a deal that
will be mutually beneficial. Ad t tils I Im I 11 It tin \ m | t D I m I m i V It
I'.lXli
dress Trader, care The Sanford
i st: \l#>
V i ’ I h n t ; | s S;-v t 'l.*i i,
! Herald.
i n i \ it 11 * t|.
, E U G E N E P ERM A N EN T WAVES,
j no kinks, one price, personal at- FU R N ISH E D ROOMS for light
housekeeping, with or \>itliAut
1lention. Bluebird lieauty Shoppe.
garage. CIS l.aurcl Ave.
Phone 849-J .
arrie
i
“ Ijiving happily ever a f te r " is largely a m a tte r'
‘|
of {food manatferffent and of g ettin g a good B tart.
The .voting emiple wilh a si/oahle hank account
is off lo a {food sta r I.
F IR S T NATIONAL BANK
SANFORD, F L A
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« ■< »M M I S S H » \ I Its
NEW HOME mi Highland Street i 8 9 — W ill!le d — liCtll In s ta te
> n r
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IN till* HhigllU, I It ESI* to MOW |
Ni,ri
*- ill I I |I V a n . ’a M> i > H i > ,
High Schnul. r» mums, f ire pint1'\ — - - — i ih*atd
( 'tllll * I mr)tI1IMHI)111,1■). H II' (
|n t n o t i c e
t *1H i n t A
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m m lito l'
luiilt in ttih, mnlicinc (uhirnt, ga:t A * 1114! A I* l imhih Ihuisi* wantih! ilM,l
I r ib At r i c mIa i io m I hii; i ■> I * • f ~
s. J . NIX
Should give their
iihmIpiii
improvement*. | ft*r $2-,r>(J0, (htr piuspoi't hits J 11n*
FOR REN T 'Two light house dial nil
I I .ill.-** S.l |lt Mi'll, j
li!‘M
in
lie
(••Hit
Office address ns
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
at
in
Sidewalk him! paving, all pniil for.
push. ('loser in th*' hot tor. l + ' l a , T t i v ' t l i i
J
I t :i.
keeping rooms. 71!» Oak Ave.
jhiiiii' number if
800 East F irst Street.
$l,r»(J0 rash nnd haiitnrc on easy , Sfh iigg*4-Sctiggaii Keuitv To. Phono M l h i t 1. 1 . ■> i i*, |» i *- | ) « i o a ! s t <Miil**f u .i » ma l
1 *m i i t i i
k* 11 h
a
loll I n t h i
ilts. About one
FOR RENT, Furnished mom Inf tm iis, Impure at 22l! W. H ig h -' 7 ^ i»r 7HI-.I.
r i in k
l I m * 1 1n i li u ii !
n aif
i*n
1 1 * ■l
thousand has u
CHIRO PRACTIC
adjusts
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telephone
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cause of disease. Phone 482-J Ave.
[the others enn’t
Tin Jtmi i d
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iM i-l-'irt
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T() RENT ()R FOR S A L E t rm .a 19 0 “
(imohileH f « r S a l e
th you unless
for appointment and investigate
f i i i r l
iiiu
••I a l l s t u d * |•i i ■| i u 8 3 I s .
atldress.
; this far reaching curative health TWO
bungalow.
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t v K N IG P T ami Overland. f h i 4 1 In* 1 1 M i d a v <if » h 1 i d a r l , A l »
science. It may be what you are
.......... . and screen
, , , , , , , ,porch. I‘riv sion. phone 482-J.
rooms
jatice MUST be
1 l*2 th
_ . . _ .._______ _
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F and M. Motor Co.,
looking for. Dr. W. E. MacDouj,-1 «te entrance. Modern <ouveuienees.
at The Sanford
\ si: a i .i
Park npd Commercial
all, 1st N at’l Bank Bldg.
j ' j l l Myrtle.
DO YOU WANT TO OWN home
l**»i « ; L \ s s
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by letter. Tele1 a •\ i; i » n r
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of I large rooms, garage. Lot I
jiuances are not
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CHRYSLER
W A N TED .—The Vogue Awning! FOR RENT. 3 rooms, completely dl)x2tlll, 1, mile from city limits, j
possession. Attractive CM \S, T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO
Shop is now making SwanfehL | furnished, screened porch, pi iv immediate
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.'iiings.
These
are
new
in
color
ate
bath,
upstairs,
gas,
electru-ly,
i
terms.
See
owner, Dr. Mac D o u g - , ’* 11
1Phone
110,1 fi!>2
Efficient
nnipl
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18li2,
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and
telephone.
High
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lalull
1st
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Sanford Dealer
Foil ud.
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for $5,501), $111111) cash and $ 50.001 208 W. 1st St.
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Sanford Automobile Co.
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ish
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Ld Sanfoi i. Call . t '. care for through the day. Mrs. TWO NICE F U R N I SH E D house
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keepiug apartments, first floor, i MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW Mvitl- Ave.
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NASH
$7.00 and $8.00. 314 East Fifth St. | This bungalow has large living
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room,
dining
room,
3
bed
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world
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SMITH MOTORS COllar pin on Mag- ] sires to nmko change in posi- TWO F U R N ISH E D apartments, kitchen and breakfast nook, hard\r 1 1 1 m d i : i . a s s . < *Il l l i .
wood
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3rd and Milano ( tion. Now employed. Best of ref310 Maple at $8.00 per week.
i ’l i M M I H S I U N K C S
Ing room. Modern in every detail. 'AUTOM OBILE D E A L E R S — I f you
to 318 Park Ave. ' oreuces furnished. Address X. IM 287-W
Ib is home must be sold m the next
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|U. Box 777, Sanford, Florida.
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few days, make me an offer. Ad- yerlise daily on the classified page
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1N1CE Three room apartment with dress Owner, care Herald,
Slafimm _ " n ^ I3 S - U i b ! i. m « Oppnrtunilia. i private bath. Seminole Hotel, i
In re I lie I lx title n(i
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USED CAR EXCHANGE
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I garage apartment.
Pee Gee ‘ hath room complete with shower.
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. Double garage. Owner has purchasDistributors ( handler
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i cent. Close in property. A. P. |FOR RENT- Unfurnished house, house at n sacrifice. Terms: $15uu
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l l r t . i l M ’ l I I c m r i i I »* f I l u l l m i I m i t i I h I i m
Connelly & Sons.
five rooms and bath. Also fo u r; cash and tho balance in easy
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K i i i t f t h t ii 1 1 *, Mr it I f > i Mi r Ml <I ft" r
Price $751)1), B E S U R E and see the new custom i l l u H i i t r n I n ) ; t l t i T i i m ft s n « li l i v t - c n
room apartment.
Impure corner monthly payments.
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iSfrvTce Offered 5(5— Fuel and Feed
Spurling and Oak. Mrs. Remind. Address Box 431 cans Tim Sanford
built Studebakers
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57— Good Things to E a t
212 Magnolia Ave,
M IR RENT. - 3 room apt., un Hunk IMtiir. l'h«>na ‘2-10.
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Furniture Co. S P E N C E R 'S DAIRY PHONE 400 Call 264-W.
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— We sell only cow's milk and ---------------------------------------—
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| LOW.— Now rented for $35 per]
first Street
I K in a n d f o r S r m l n - d «♦ d m u i h
LINCOLN — FORD — FOKDSON shun*
cream
produced
in
Seminole
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Edward Higgins, Inc.
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apartment of three rooms. All I t ,,rms „f $5(H| , U!,h and the balance
right, (.‘ash or county. No powders used, double
a n f o r d . K I m i hil l, i •a X i i v u m l i i r 2 n d,
dairy delivery. G. W. Spencer & conveniences. 813 Magnolia Ave. ,llonthly. During winter season Commercial ft Palmetto. Phono 331 S1U20.
nt your business.
at 10 41 ' c l u c k r t w r i v i * b i d s fi»r
CM h s l r ih 1lull
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this house rents for $-15 monthly.!
SE M IN O L E H U D SO N -E SSEX
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Owner nueds monev and will sacri
pret* Co., general
mu tin1
1 i ' m i n t y IAnt* lirl \v»*iri
75— B u sin ess iPlaces for Kent fice. Box 150 euro The Herald.
INC.
sidewalks, build- 61 — Miscellaneous.
S e m in o le am i
o rn iiife
4' m i n i It*,4
203 Oak Ave.
S m i t h o f h'mt'Mt C i t y , 11 I n i * f m l l l i l r m
Intion boxes. J . R.
Phone 41
In 1I m * m ppt'M.M I m *h i n t h i ' Itihlu t* In.
FO R S A L E
r i . n i M it m l wjMie 1( I cm t i on m m a y ta*
A T T R A C T IV E rooms to rent for rij— Iiots F or Saif
One ear icing platform. In this
■i h l i l l l M f l at tit** O f f l r o Ilf th»* I ' u l l l l h
stores or offices at Park Ave.,
DODGE
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n i n «- ■•r mt a in I n i l* 1 M r t u b e r I 2 i h .
[CLEANING
CO. platform several thousand feet of and Commercial stree t.
W. M. TWO large lots facing east on Pleasure cam and Graham Trucks IM'Jli
Repairing and good lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd, Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave,
San ford Ave., will sell at bar Elm and 13th St.
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Phone 3
I’oMTil <it r'ctiiity ''niiimbsii.iiciM,
nifi for prompt Munager Florida Power & Light
gain.. Easy terms. W. L. Har
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vey, Box 352.
PAllft BEACH COUNTY -*Tho In l I U I!» J*. Nm\ I
77— Houses for Kent.
beetle of Rtupeiuluus
develop
lARRKlt SHOP
CORNER
exposure.
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62— Musical Instrum ents.
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111 th(,
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best residential section, dose m. I l{t,Bt.h post
>;uinpu. Copy sent on
pliers
Special s t FOR S A L E —Edison phonograph. FO R R E N T — 5 room house, mod- : A bargain if sold at once.
Dr
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udios nnd children.
ern furnished, by month or year. Mac Dougall, 1st National Bank
d i :p t i r n i K V i ' n r t i i k i v n : n i u i i
80 records. Price $40.
Apply
I . H. B A N K l i r i ’ i r K lit
Apply Burcliff’s Home, 2 miles out ; Bldg.
Apartment I, Clement Apts.
i i u I i i i ' n i J li u, t*'In,
[RAM P R E S S E R Y
West F ir s t Street.
on.
pressing, tailoring.
N O T H ' I 1? I n Ih t * hi, K l v u n t h u l , as
15—
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to
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s.
I i l h i i l t tl by t)ii* *' miimiMHbiiM - 1 of (hi*
Avenue.
I’bone
78— Offices and Desk Room
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Dealers
ANDIRONS
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INS.— Haberdasher
Bldg
Apply A. P Connr’Jy ft 11 acres good citrus land, 4 miles
Jar [mltliu hmK*, I m i Im' Ii ImImm) Ii I■I >
for C o l l e g i a t e
west of the city, on hard road.
[
lull Ml ll mI If'MH I hull $Ti.lMI |M*|"
Sons, Mngrvdiu and 2nd.
SCREENS
S E L L GOOD USED CARS
irst Street.
I DC !' -1', Ml 1-11 M'l |Ml"h \ ,M,, Mil III** h OI
Good house easily worth $2,500,
lllllS t-f I hTf' III III 1, I ‘*li ♦*, lM*Xl, Ml llllN
F I R E S K I ’S
1025— Dodge Cini[p!'
80A — Kent H slntc D irectory all goes for $4000.00. Terms.
|*ifflr«*, Hit' fnlltiW'i mm tr i i cl of lafiil!
!)LE P R IN T E R Y
1024— Dodge Six-rial A Sedan l.nt H J ii uutl I I . S i t . - I , f]'. 20 S , It.
:i 1 i: . T u l l . M»*p .
CAMERAS
S E E OUR WINDOWS
1923— Dodge Coupe
S E E R. C. T IS D A L E Tor good buy» 85 acres best celery land, part
Tin* null* w i l l i m) h r Ui*]il o|M*n,
iU P P I.lE S
1023—
Dodge
Torn
ing
hut w i l t hi* ( t i p I n I( mI c I mhi -i I w l i n i
in Reul Estate, 236 Meisch Build cleared and ready for the plow,
K. N. Lumley, Prop.
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1023— Dodge Panel Truck
ing.
liavi* Cf*MP(;(! hhhMnu .
Tli*» |u t n o u
conveniently located to loading s ta
1020— Graiium 1 1-2 To Truck ri
[iikliiK Hit* IMm I m h I tdit w i l l hi> nt RUG COMPANY
T H E B A L L . HARDW ARE
tion.
Best
farm
value
in
Semin
f|Uini'it
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i mdM' f l i uti ' l y
li uy i li«*
H IG G IN S-SM IT!I-W IG H T, INC.
xall Store"
ammiiil Mivictif,
ole county at the price uaked.'
M IL L E R O. P H IL IPS. Inc.
Real Estate and
ialty of our prompt
\n\ iMTMtiriM cl.Mining ml V4*rH»*ly
IN SU RA N CE B R O K E R S
a Iiim, «•- ilt-Ncrl ticil I m i m I
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advised
riptions and
ad aglclt
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COLCLOUGH R E A L T Y CO.,
L I S T YO U R P R O P E R T Y WITH ,
— Rot Sandwiches
fm* Hale.
Tel
732.
311
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Nat.
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306 First National Bank Bldg.
pjanos. Address'Box 352.
E N B E R R Y P R IN T
PHONE 3
SANFORD, FLA .
-L.g,
Engraving,
FORT M Y E R S — Bids received,
TH RASH ER & GARNER
*
first. Wo do 100 POUND ICE BOX, in good
for new sewer und w aterw orks'
RE A L E S T A T E — IN SU RA N CE
Real
Estate
and
Fire
Insurant:#
condition.
Must
bo
cheap.
W. R. R. Avenuesystems.
112 Sr Park Ave.. Sanford
Bet.
Phono 42fi, 115 French Ave.
J e ffe c tiv e ,
f:i
90—Automobiles For Sale
85— Lots F o r Sale.
WANTED— To rent nice five or
J six room bungalow either fu m nnriM im
-------- .------ . “shed or unfurnished.
Will be
A IN MODERN I rivute home permanent. S ta te price nnd locan 1'
' Vlth,,,,t b" ur<l1011 tion in letter
Address L. H. S.
J A M E S H. COWAN— All kinds of Davey-Winston
Apts.
14th and rare Herald.
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Sanford Ave.
W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Avenue and Third S t r e e t
Tele ROOMS, with or without meals McCALL ft FOX, Real estate in
vestments. Best buys are among
phone 111.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. our listings. Phone 74B.
HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
Radiator and sheet metal works.
Plain nml ornamental sheet metal
work. Tel. 710-W.
207 French
Avenue.
board.
81—
ioJ.)JF.it j i t .
The 12-
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Policy
Sells R eal
Estate
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By GEORGE McMANUS
16 UP FATHER
A ll o o n m a e e
AND FT V01LL B E
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»0W W H A T Y O U
- M ISS
a f f a ir
W T io’s Fooled?
When you ffive an open listing’—It
should occur to you that you have sim
ply peddled your property from office 1
to office—not any one of them has
bargained to do anything for you—*
not one single office has agreed to
make the selling of your property its
only business—you’ve bought no spe
dal service.
f
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An exclusive listing in our office
buys performance — salesmanship—30 days of tireless effort—and., the
positive assurance that the largest
and liveliest selling organization in*
the city is giving all of Its energy to
make a sale for you.
Now who is being fooled?*
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UP TO D lN T Y
M O v J FC>(2 A
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BRITAIN
DELEGATES TO
CHURCH MEET
M I D VOTES
Florida
ShrinersMarch,
Led By Famous Morocco "
Band, Patrol A n d Divan
GUEST OF NAVY
CADETS TODAY
Sanford Herald to
Give Storm N ew s
To give its reader* the latest
bulletins on tho West Indian
tropical storm, the Sanford Hertld will continue to receive press
reports over its Associated Press
leased wire after tho homo edi
tion has gono to press.
Anyone who wishes to have
the latest information on the
progress of the storm can call
The Herald up until H o’clock
tonight and receive the latest
storm bulletins. The Herald's
telephone uiinils-r is I IS.
The red fez ruled Snnford todity. atloii.”
This afternoon, the Indieti, includ
Shriners from many phrtH of
Floridn are here for the third an ing wives mid sweethearts of the
nual Shrine ceremonial under the visiting nobles will lie taken for
Cuban Capital
Report o f Lutheran Confer auspices of the Sanford Shrine a bent ride on Luke Monroe, T o Tour o f Amertcu Not to In
iy H as Praise
clude*
California
Owing
to
ence Reveals Disposition Chili. They marched forenoon night, the round o f festivities will
out Power A H
Difficulties W ith Railway
Jocument' But
T o Refuse Unqualified En from the Armory building through Ihe concluded with the Shrine hnll
W ind Strikes ( f t
Company; Scribes Barred
Dorsement of Federation the downtown district between n .11 ihe Armory.
;h Receive It
The Early M<
Fan .Making Begins
lane of spectators oil First Street
•
h Skepticism
The Shriners begun pouring in 1
and several intersecting streets.
Led by the fatuous Morocco hand the city last niglit by train mid
The Valdez. Hotel,
and putrid, the candidates
for automobile.
Shrinedoiii followed carrying .1 headquarters for the ceremonial,
The Morocco Temple was filled with visiting nobles. A Formal (ireeltnqH Are Over
Methods o f Unionism Already long rope.
And Aelual Trip is In Bedivan
including
the officers who round of merriment thnt justed
Employed in ('om teirs E f
KEY WEST, Fla.. Oct. 20.— (A*)
jjin
Latter F a il o f Week _Wind velocity here this after Storm W a r n i i i j
through
most
of
(he
night
got
un
will
officiate
in
the
cerumony
in
fo r ts
Aroupe
C ritiifsm
the Armory building this afternoon der way us soon as the merrymak
noon was fifty-two miles per hour
Colonel i’ lcnr, prcsrccnt of the 1
U p A ll O v^r
W ASHINGTON, Oct. 20.— (/»»)—
Tho
RICHMOND, Vn„ Oct. 20.— (A’) rode in automobiles behind the ers renewed acquaintances.
while gusts from sity to sixty-sev
French organization of wounded ]
Queen
Marie
of
Rumuniu
prefaced
i
fun
makers
sang
their
r.ongs
on
the
patrol.
The
illustrious
officers
■
— A disposition to withhold un-1
A s Barometer!
en miles tier hour prevailed. No
World War veterans, Innds in 1
street, in the rcstnurnnt, the hotel, her departure today from the na
qualified endorsement of uiiionislic jw,ir<1 their costumes,
damage
aside
from
u
few
broken
America, where hu will represent |
The patrol was cheered along the or wherever they happened to be. tion’s capital with tho announce
movements among church denomi
H A V A N A , Cuba, Oct.Vl
tree limbs was reported.
Franco at the American Legion
At midnight, the Shriners went ment of two last minutes changes
rcu.'
of (he pnrade by admiring
nations is revealed in the report
(/P)—
T h e W est Indian
eonvenlion
in
Philadelphia.
In their white silk uni to the Milnnc Theater, where the in plans for her American tour a ft
|()UK, Oct. 20.— (/P)
of the executive hoard to the bi ihroi
JAC KSO NVILLE , Fin., Oct. 20. cane hit Havana last
Honey-Bunch
Company
guve
a
er
Urn
conclusion
tonight
of
its
forms,
'Dutifully
trimmed,
the
Hiifpslo issued l>y
ennial convention of -the United
patrol mo '0 a fine showing. After midnight revue. The theater was supervision hy the State Depart - </l*i The Western Union Tele about midnight and.thisL'9
1(| imlustriulists o f
Lutheran Church of America,
graph Company received tho fol ernoon the wind Btw.djn
i.lshanded, the crowded.
ment.
Three phases o f unionism efforts the paradi ha
_ appealing for the
lowing message from Havana.
Little stunts were “ pulled o ff”
patrol
gave
a
1 1 ..hihition drill 011
The
gorgeous
diademed
Queen,
blowing .strong although tj
lire criticised by as many different
■•iJdtO A. M.— Helen College ud|f tariff barriers as
here
and
there
for
the
amusement
who
graced
lust
night
the
first
Hood
Street,
near
the
Armory.
force w d .m believed
Lutheran commissions. These re
for the financial
of the visitors. In the lobby of the royul banquet ever held in the vises Inn 1 icune of great intensity passed as the storm d
ports were presented to (In- conven 1 Mahi Ten ,• of Miami; Egypt
kmu- ills o f Europe
Valdez Hotel, the visitor got mi White House let it Is* known that central south and near Huvana
tion today through the executive JTemple of Tampa and Morocco
in the direction o f K ey /,!
"electric
shock" when he sat down hIio will not visit California, as moving north. Vortex very near
received with praise
Temple of Jacksonville am well
hoard.
Havana.
Huromcter
is
falling
Florida.
.
,,
.
1 • , j* ., , 1 represented hero.
Several cities in a chair to sign his name to the planned originully and that press
Britain and OerIhe three agencies which faded I '
mpidly.
The
greatest
wind
velocity
The
port
of
Havana
!*?';4R
1
r .1
were represented bv the Shrine guests’ register.
representatives will ho barred from
[t with mild skeptito receive the approval of the .
■ , ,
,
, xr .
Prominent among the visiting her train for the remainder of her I yet registered is J8 miles an hour.’ and shortly after noqn wavga^
, ,
,, Li'lubr, including (•
In and New
Murders o f Four Years A^o Lutheran
Lncp.
I The Western Union wire chief feet high wero dashing ovsr f
commentators are the ..
,r. v, ,■ , ,,u
0 1..1
.„ ,
, ,,
, .,
,,,
.
Smyrna, ihe Sanford Shrine Glim nobles are J. Putnam Stevens of trip because of her desire for
To He Re-Enacted in States’ hederal
|tvl in Amcricnn finnnI said cable service to Havana had brenkwater. Streets In
Council of tho ( t a b
the parade. The mem- Portland, Me., past imperial poten
privney.
Attem pt to Convict W ife of Christ in Amcricji, which claims
tluit in no manner or
not been disturbed.
Ho had no town district ore flooded
Worc white trousers, dark tate of the order in North America,
Colonel John John Cnrroll, gen advices from other parts of the electric light and U»nS(
|ho manifesto be considO f Edward Wheeler Hall to represent some 20,000,000 Prot coats und carried canon, ltcd rib who made u special trip to San
eral counsel of the Baltimore and island.
|for free trade or ns an
system are paralysed* l a
estants; the universal Christian
NEW BRUNSW ICK, N. J., Oct. conference oh life and work, held bons reaching across the boHom, ford for the ceremony, but chiefly Ohio. Railrond, in charge of her
The company's offlco at Key the local telegraph servlet^1 'jrpDI
the United States to
(Continued oq page 0)
curried the single word, “ inform- j
itinerary, auid difficulties with the West reported a Hteudy northeast
A new stel apartment, woa.
iriff policy. Ono Wall 20.—f/P)— Steps have been tuken to lit Stockholm, mid the proposed
exhume
the
body
of
Mrs.
Eleanor
Southern Pacific llullrond, which wind with rain a11 night.
ported to linve been blown 1
^cler usserted that the
world conference on fuitli mid or
The Western Union operator nt
Although no loss of life had I
refused to grunt a rule of 91, for
Hikers who signed the Mills, buried here, chiefly thnt in der.
Punta
Rasn,
the
cable
relay
offlco
reportod,
definite Information j;
transporting
her
speetnl
train
over
rith bankers and Indus- vestigators muy view again the
The disapproval of the Lutherans
its lines, were responsible for tlie on the lower peninsula of Florida, not be available until It U
|Europe probably did so choir singer's slnshed throat.
is directed at the methods employ
There was ulcu a prospect thut
.
to muke a survey over the 1
elimination of Sun Frnnclsco, Los snid a dead culm prevailed.
of showing good faith
ed und results thus fur attained,
Punta Itausa, where a dead calm
No newspapers were pol
Angeles and other California cities
[cviously expressed de- the body of Dr. Edward Wheeli r rather than at the objectives uh
Hall, who tvns slain with Mrs.
was
said
to
provuil
this
morning
i*
In
Havana thin morning.
from
her
route.
Europe hi lyhnbilitnting
defined by promoters of these
Mills, would be removed n second
located on San Carlos bay, an arm
The
city is in a fog of ‘
A h regards the other change,
time from a Brooklyn grave in the movements.
of the Gulf of Mexico on tho west- spray
_ _ and rain.
the State Department's arrange
Lutherans are participating to
tiled To Hanker
renewed search fqr .eviilepce.
em shores of th e. Florida p e n u t^ ^ ' j ^ wind last night to#
ments for her transportation to
lITes nro
thcMdi ti
Dr. Otto Nebulize, of the New some extent in the undertakings McLander Building Is Sold
pA( t but this ait*
nlar. It is n few miles from Fort
Socialist Lender FifchtN (Jnme- Washington and her return today Myers
Inifesto originated last York district attorney’s office, which they criticise, thus showing
shifting
to the north,. Wl.
By McKonny and Rylander
111 Montagu Norman, who exhumed the slain pastor’s a spirit of cooperation, but re
ly Atfainut Odds of A Fail to New York included the presence
The operator at Punta Rmem nd- who clni mto know say, Wd
<
O
f
Orlando,
tho
Builders,
of three press association represen
I tie Hank of England, body four years ago, has been re ports of Lulhernn commissioners
' 1
ing Heart and the Inffrma- tatives on her train as has been vised the Western Union that rejd- sens over tho city.
To Malone, N. Y. Syndicate
‘il with Ur. Ujalmar tained by New Jesey authorities indicate they nro not disposed lo
dcntii there were apprehensive.
The newspapers late l*sk nl|
ties of Old A r c ; In Hoapital the custom with the official trips
|i i siileiit of the (lernian to examine the body of Mrs. Mills. favor a merger of denominations
issued extra editions tel
The McLander Arcade of San-1
of other eminent visitors or Ameri
mid
that
whatever
endorsement
H A V A N A , Cuba, Oct. 20.— (/Pi— people of tjie approaching.' at
Andrew W. Mellon.
Ur. Hall was killed hy a bullet.
A heavy storm struck Huvana to- nml warning them to prepargid
If llie United States Mrs. f i l l s ’ body bore three pistol they have given to unionisin' move fold one of the hugest arcade I CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—t/P)—The can statesmen.
But, after 20 hours in United duy, flooding
streets,
stopping 1It is believed that this mayLl
In.I IP njniiiin Strong, of bullet wounds. R-exaniinatinii of ments will be qualified by substan buildings in Florida, has been sold resoluteness that sustained Eu
to a New York group of men, ac gene V. Delis, through trying Suites during which sho bus been transportation and putting
the prevented any great loawof;"
II Itrsiuve Hank, New tier body four years ago disclosed tial reservations.
The commission reported that il cording to mi mmqiinremciit by H. times as the nation's chief expo heralded, photographed ami Inter power systems out o f commission. A few persons were slightly)
ly are said to l* v e np- that her throat had been r.laslied,
The city was out o ff from com Jurcd, but thero wan no ref
|itli ..light modifications although this had been overlooked found the Fedetul Council is "more A. (biggin of the IL A. Coggin nent of Socialism, was with him viewed as few visitors to this
country have been, "the most beau munication with the interior.
loss of life. Thu city. woaAf
Mellon's vacation some in a first examination. Investiga formally than actually represen Investment Com puny of Orlando. today as he lay at death’s door.
pletely prepared for th e..!
Fightin*; against the odds of a tiful Queen in Europe” said “ thut|
limners bad conferences tor declared the cut hud been mude tative of the constituency for The suit* was consumed some time
ago, hut it was not made public
tho
origiitul
object"
of
her
trip
to
I
W
EST
PALM
BEACH,
Fla.,
Oct.
which was the worst In
which
it
decks
and
acts.”
The
connot
less
thuii
half
an
hour
after
Ki mice,
failing heart and the informuties
this country bus been neglected. jjl).— (A')— Reports that the tropical
stitneat bodies of the council ap-j until late Tuesday afternoon,
The Associated Press corteaj
Mrs.
Mills’
death.
Charlotte
Mills,
of 71 years, he lay in a' slate of
iitrhdl, of Chicago, who
out
experienced the rrv|t«S td ]
She
desires
privacy
and
is
hure,
j
hurricane
which
has
been
moving
peared
to
the
conimissionerH
to!
The
purchase
price
was
$:ilO,()(JO.
coma at a surburbaii sanitarium
the signers, said the the slain woman's daughter, de
sho insisted, solely us the repreHi-n-! Moi th west ward through tho Yuca cully in reaching the cable. «*
be "used us a supporting consti- The new owners are Willium 11.
clared
it
had
been
done
by
a
hut physicians said his desire to
lin rm way referred to
tative of her government in dedlea-j tun channel Hlruck the city of Hu- to fil this dispatch, having to,I
tuency for a comparatively sm all1O’Brien, George J. Moore, Ernest
live wurdctl o ff the end although
tariffs. Washington ad- jealous woman.
tion of the Rumanian room of the vunn tliiM morning with 1* velocity Ills way on foot when water -’1
group of men, who enjoy u large S. Mason, James E. Brice and FidIt
is
now
said
that
there
were
he was unconscious.
Lent President Coolidge
Mary Hill fine arts museum at of 110 miles an hour were receiv forced by tho wind into the li
discrepancies in reports as to the degree o f assumed independence,. ward Hein, nil of Malone, N. Y.
|g that the ta riff reform
Mr. Delis had Iicon in that condi Mary Hill, Washington, for which ed this morning on u
special systuni o f his automobile,
so
organized
asi
to
make
it
prncThe
arcade
was
built
hy
M.
eniii erns Europe more nature of this slush.
tion since Saturday night and the she has brought over many treas leased lnokeragc wire.
telephones were out o f cotnt
Investigators have talked of ex t it'll Ily self perpetuating through a McKetiny and Emory Rylander of
Itniti’l Slater., tieenuse
f o u r d ay c om a w a s c h a r a c t e r i z e d as
The waves arc reported dl
The
re p o r t which came from an
citizen
personnel.”
I
Orlando,
developers,
who
beciiiiie
ures
from
her
country.
huming Ur. Hall's body a second
p’ds of living in Europe
operator of the brokerage com over tho Malecon, a promenade,
The Lutherans found, however, I interested in Sanford business most unuHuul hy his physicians,
Final Official Function
time, hut no formalities towurd
|Ter materially anil tariff
who, however, made known at an
‘ iVjtj
Her last nppeurunce ill Washing pany said that the storm is con the edge o f the harbor.
that end had been disclosed toduy. that along cerium lines, the Feder-1possibilities lust year. The tm ia
.‘fore do not have the
The Malecon Is on th* north{
Special
prosecutor Alexander ul Council has been an efficient j fer was bundled by the Coggins early hour thut they did not ex ton, the culmination of the diplo tinuing in n westerly direction out
pect the patient to live through the matic und official functions o f yes across the Gulf o f Mexico.
fct as in this country.
of tho city.
;>umr.
Simpso usald: ’’ I would prefer not agency in promoting legitimate co Investment Com pur
A direct brokerage telegraph
Ion one view that the to disturb the bodies if it could be
day.
Loss o f property and .
The
arcade
occupies
almost
one
terday,
was
at)
tho
White
House
operation among groups of church
connection from West Palm Beach lioved to have been preveatad>|
|u of the manifesto lies
A
consultation
was
held
lute
dinner
given
in
her
honor
by
Presi
________
________
^
_
____
half
o
f
a
block
botweon
East
First
avoided.”
es. in cultivating n hotter public
to the Cuban Telegruph Company large measure because many h(
«ht of its signatories. It
At Simpson’s behest Ur. John sentiment und ‘In modifying g o v -, Street and Commercial Street at last night and it was abreed thut dent and Mrs. Coolidge. Hero she
fulled shortly after first reports es were built o f Itone.
lia these circles, that the L. Suydani, Middlesex county phy eminent policies where the rights 1Sanford Avenue. The location is
appeared
before
members
of
the
the disturbance of the lieurt was
of hurricane in Havana
came
|is simply an appeal for sician, wus served yesterday with of the church were Involved.
______
'.£ > H
cabinet, other distinguished gov
'<>0 tho edge of a aectionof Sanford
through.
Official weather fore
“ rapidly passing to a fatal termi
away of many harriers an order for the exhumation of
ernment officials and members of
H A V A N A , Cuba, Oct. “ “
Lutheran delegates sent to the ! that is being rapidly developed,
|vent the reslorutioa of Mrs. Mills’ body. She is buried universal Christian conference on , The new development is often re nation.” The scientific diagnosis the diplomatic corps to tho number caster at llavuna ut D o’clock re — Havana wus struck by a_
ported
wind
o
f
H
O
miles
un
hour
pre-war international just outside of the city limits, und life nml work ut Stockholm voiced ferred to as Sunford’s future in myocarditis with uricular fib of fifty , In nil tho glittering punwas hindering regular observations Indian storm, early today,
ml exchange. Conserva- Ur. Syduin wits certain ns to his frank disappointment becuuse of "tourist hotel and apartment” see rillation. Tho consultation reveal oply of her rank,
nml
hud paralyzed business in the velocity reaching from 110 <
ls contend thut modifica- procedure because of legal tech the fuilure of that conference to tion. Tho arcade will be a shop- ed that the man, who was five ’ A regal • diudem circled the
miles and hour. The ptrki$l>j
city.
}iffs by Frange, Germany nicalities. He said he would consult lead the way to the application of ping center In tho tourist season, times chosen by tho socialist party shiaglod auburn locks of this mod
flooded -and littered with1
'
Jnited States in highly with County Prosecutor Toolnn to Christum ethics to present duy (Ik* builders declared. The For- for tho presidency of the United ern monarch. Inherited from her
M IAM I, Fla., Oct. 20.— (A>)— of all kinds. The storm Itty O
Liberal papers call it day.
rest Lnke Hotel is in thin sect'-on. States, the lust time while he wus royal Russian mpthor, tho Grand More than one hundred and fifty headed northeast toward* . ]
,
,
, problcms.
|siv<j free trudfc deduruMrs. Hull, the slam clergyman s
Tho dtdegutes, however, sen corThe building was purchased by in federal prison for dcelaraions Duchess Marie, daughter of Czar homes wen1 demolished in tho VI- West. It was indicated thafr,'
widow, and her two brothers, Hen tain values to be derived from the the New York group without per- agninst
the drafting of men for Alexander, the crown dripped great bora and Jessus del * Moots resi storm was tarvellng at tk*
_
ry and Willie Stevens, g<> on triul conference, on 0 / which is “ to learn , sonul inspection, according to Mr. world war service, pursued his long peur-shuped pearlh which harmon dential sections o f Huvanu this about ten miles an houir'J
erlin Satisfied
activity on behalf o f labor and ko- ized with tho throu ropes of pearls morning in tho hurrigeno which Key West.
,
|n tlie publication of the for the double murder November by rude experience that the Idea of Coggins.
It. Her cousin, Henry Curpender, working together where d iffe r -' The nrcude la constructed of con- ciul reforms under the handicap that, with her decorations, complet swept through the western area of
A new steel apartm*$$v7
caused a big jump in
is to be tried later on the same oncos exist is not ulways oa easy! creto and steel with tile floors. It of heart disease. From tho age of ed her ornaments.
Cuba, according to.ihu local Cuban blown down by the storm and',
ks, rises as high us III
charge.
to carry but as It might seem.”
|bus an automatic sprinkler systom. fifteen ho suffered from myocarThe decoration over her heart consulate.
tlcally all'Window* ln;hou#H';:
I having hoen registered,
The grand Jury will be asked to
Tho commission on the world! The building has 46 rooms mid dltis which, with complications, was the bluo ribbon and star of
Tho announcement wns made nt th* sea were smashed.
po Ilerlin newspapers remorrow to' indict three und pos
ffho p . w . x . to^mri w T *
documcnl ns an adniis- sibly four persons as accessories conference on faith and order— . wnH designed by Leo Elliott, archi- placed the shudow of death upon tho Order of Carol, Rumania’s 11 o'clock following cablo communi
cation between Luis . Poyo, acting tion was blown into thg'M
proposed to bring atlout greater tect of Tampa.
. him.
highest order.
|ding hunkers and invostafter the fact. There were fore
Her white gown glittered with in the name of Domingo Milord,
It was believed ifcrt
unity in ChriBtendotn*— take* is
world that the present c a s t s of the. arrest of a woman.
sequlne. Its decalletage was round Cuban consul, and the Cuban Tele about eight* hours, f o r .1
sue with the draft o f the agenda
kte of tho world’s trade
to reach Key West.
‘
in the front, and ended in a low V, phone Company.
prepared for consideration at that
|urce," is niuinly due to
were
put
out
of
from
which
hung
a*traln
lnvthe
W
ires
Intact
From
conference.
A
revised
draft
of
dc clauses of the Ver
MIAMI, Fla., Oct..20.—(A V - A streets were Uttered 1
back. A gold and white brpeade
agenda was submitted .to the
ity. British initiative in
Havana to Florida the
steadily increasing wind knd a fall hwnings, wire* and '
cloak,
table
trimmed,
covered
her
agenda
committee,
striking
out
vas stressed in German
gown on hor trip* to. and from the ing barometer'were registered' at , The Associated PumaOji
JACKSO NVILLE, rta., Oct 20. the whole preamble and a section
NEW YORK, "Oct.. 20.—(AV- sailed for Europe,, ■
Key West at 11 o'clock* according made good into;
House.
/ .,
political and commercial __(/P)__Tho Southern Bell Tele asserting that “ utmost endeavors Count Ludwig Salm-Hoogatraeten
Supreme Coprt Justice Mitcholl White
to telephone advTcea received by tho after noon, central
The
Princes*
lleana
wore
a
aim*
should
be
made
to
reatora
.the
pres
girded the document as phone and Telegraph Company
Miami Daily News,
values the company of »hl* 2 year reservod decision, after hearing
Th* first Infbrmgtkm x
pie, well cut gown of blue crepe
ent day church to tha condition of
said at noon today that the
hut utopian.
argument on an application of the
old
son
Peter
morv
than
hia
Aus
d* chine, no Jewell, but a w aller Tho wind waa reported ajt-8$ miles the storm waa^Iylng i r t r
tho days of the apoatle* when the
cane
which
swept
portion*
of
Cuba
trian title.
..
counteas for production of her hus ribbon and star of th* Order ■of on hour, while the barometer hod ,v«n*.
Bonder, economist, In the
.
.
this morning had not interrupted only churches, were the parts of
fallen several degrees to- 2&.QL:
His counsel has revealed that band’s citizenship declarations us
ids tho Idea o f bringing
Carol.
.
,
•;?!
telephone service lnto#HkVana from one church." .
Extra precautlona Wara taken at
•'.he count is preparing, to seek made to immigration authorities
te economic systems of
. The White Uoaeadlnner waa n the government baoe there to pro
The > above Info:
.
American citizenship in order to
lo line an excellent one, Florida.
when he came to this country last brilliant close to the Queen’* day tect shipping.’
* BUILDING PERMJT8
The
toll
wire
chief
here
said
re
given
to the’
•
Validate
a
*ult,against
hia
e»Vn that the operation Is
December. Attorneys for the coun In the capital. Siyhioaeiog, which
- * — ■■ 11
ports from Havana told of radio
the
American
ranged
wife
for
Iqgalaepratlon
equalizing the burdens
0. P. Henderson, one story addi
tess contended that'the manifest included visits to the
ah of
; MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 30.—<AV-Tho graph effke in •
I not only betwen Curo- towers being blown down and con- tion to dwelling, Sanford Avenuer ind custody o f tboir child.
would
ehow
that
at
ha
time
he
was
Unknown
Soldier,
In
A
tl
tropical hurricane..hay . .made, a ataly alts* # .
aiderablo
property
damage.
No
Peter
is
now'
ln'cnatody
of
hia
pns but between thorn
kn alien visitor, thus depriving him (tonal , Cemetery, . Yfi£
$160.
.
) '
•harp reoury* ilt ilta course south
casualties were reftor^d,
dted States,
S A. Rove, two story garogr nather, Millicent Roger* Salm* of
i f tha
’ "
— and>
th* legal right tp atart *ult for home
at* **
Mount* Ynnon,
of the Yucatan chamteLVand haa
The company’s office at Key
leiress
to
$40*000,000
of
Standard
|ionutist Echo do Paris
apartment, Hughey Street, $2,400
leparation la tbb etate.
Lincoln Mepior
proceeded wtth[£ *
West advised that the wind was
HI
Company
money.
-JLaat
Jagi manifesto ‘‘a maneuver
Mrs. J. A. LlIJa, alteration* U
lour
o’clock,
wt
over
th* W*"*"”
•
Counael’
for;
Conn
Solm
argued
.ary Count Sahir threatened to due
icreasmg in Telocity Bnti 1110 dwelling, Park Avenue, fUM/
tainst tho puaco treat- Increasing
lording
td j
that
hia
c
l
i
e
n
t
l
i
v
i
n
g
hero
or
custody
of
bj»t
wo*
fa**'
udometer falling.
.
b;
r,
C.
Hall,
one
.
itoTyvIranu
"
*
‘
'fuit.
waa
Iliad,
thu*
creating
. Telephone offielala believed the
tolled when the
1
dwelling, Locuat Street,. $400,. .
D ir.,..
storm would. no*, strike Key W o»t
panted her l
.Mr. IT* re00
buf-FOuld•pass
, . m v , ml ^
M veil originated In Aha l l i h
r/>,nw >>•
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Federal Council Is
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fation Of
Storm Bulletins
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Miami And Pi
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*, Bankers Say
Close Study
BODIES OF NEW
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ARCADE SOLD FOR DEBS UNGERS IN
$310,000 TO MEN A STATE OF COMA
OF EASTERN CITY AT DEATH’S DOOR
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BOYNTON
Contract l<*t at
$111,975, for construction «f„"£ W
|school.
Friday will be a busy night for
Gene Tunney. Greenwich village,
“ the champion’s very own,” will
welconto him home and after the
celebration he will lenve for Pitts
burgh to receive the keys of that
city and nttend Saturday’s foot
ball game between Pittsburgh and
Carnegie Tech. Alderman Edward
J. Sullivan, who, with Sheriff C.
W. Culkin, is In charge of the
Greenwich village affair, is au-;
thority for the statement that i t (
will be “ such a night as only the,
village enn give.”
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jg , Oct. lo.— <yp)—Wc»tWEST PALM BEACH. Fin.. Oct.
THE strutegy of the gridiron has
ence football coaches togone boyeml the mere playing of I«l f/Vi Approximately 00 chap
Jctj into preparation for the
ters of the American Bed Cross in
the game.
'otind of game* in the Big
its j Florida are expected to attend
Proper diet apparently has
D raco with only an Injury
|four regional conferences to be held
nliirc.
ifcnd there to hamper the work.
late in October in representative
The Unhurt Colluge eleven of cities, according to the local com‘ ’ Ying of stock shwed virtualUcneva, N. Y., is being fed saner
major cog in the confermittoe on conference arrangements.
. The meetings, it wns announced,
V machines intact and in place Team Heinx Shaped for Fra> sruut and its brine.
William T. Tilden, former nation
Sauerkraut is rich in lime, potash i wm |„.
in Gainesville, October al singles champion, has donated a]
three weeks of gomes that
Wtth Dartmouth ,nd
on Satur
Other -n" Phosphorous, ala,, iron and eal-J^ ............ Beach on October 27.
to Piay iefthund-i
|Vo don* much for the teams
day;
Princeton
,
nnd
"*uni. hone building substances.
,,llU..,ul„|
October 21* and in this w| j(( ft tennlj| tournamt.nt among |
ktit ix ’atclng a costly toll
Elevens Have Easy
vasy t»n m t«
whut more cotild a football piny- cjty on October 90th.
thratrical stars. Although some'
rh injuries.
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According
to
tentative
pluns,
the
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want
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3®‘ Zuppke, getting ready for
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.—UP)—
programs
and
speakers
of
each
ses
Battle Creek College is experi
their suspicions, Bill is not left
4 iC*n* in Saturday’s midwest Harvard, buoyed by virtue of viementing with milk as the best tooil sion will he identical, and will in- hu'iilcd naturally.
Nik, was ns hard lilt
of "the t«nt*of Ih e ^ r y / m r William and Mary is for football players. Mr. Kellogg, ,1,,,1. various Red Cross officials
bexty# art the evi
working hard in preparation for
I,,,,,, national headquarters in
Spurt gossip is already linking
y W f for Illinois which last Sat. next Saturday's game with Hart who has done much to innke Hat (
le
Creek
famous,
has
prescribed
,
Washington,
j-A m lay brushed Iowa aside to chnl- mouth, which is smarting under
tl..name of Dave Bnnvroft, man
! II--nry M Ih.ker national direr. al-. r ef the Boston Braves, with
K v l t i l i * Michigan’s retaining the Big the stiog of defeat by Yale. Hope the milk .bet for the athletes.
,,t .lis.-ister relief, is •i-tiedtlletl
milk
Take your 11ilie valley created yesterday at the
; Ten championship.
Suaerk rant
is growing at Cambridge that de
p.-ak on that phase of work,
:t>,
.......... . the Pittsburgh Pirates by
£jy. ‘ The doughty Boh must use a sub- feats in Harvard's first two game* choiee.
.
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'uni! ,.
e evp'-e.ted to deal more par
’ niversit ; (i ii|,(h w|((| ,)js W(,rk in that ea* iln- release of Bill McKechnie.
Recently the Chicago ILnivefMiy
itin ltt left end and in the place of will he offset by victories ovei
tfcfi iPAmbrosio, out with a had ankle Dartmouth, Yule and Princeton team marched on the field chanting
|U.
U,e recent hurricane, Runny is said to desire a change
Jjv.and It Is doubtful whether Judd Hut so fur there is more hope than the Alma Mater song. Since most
( (-'ieser, national vice ,,f scenery hut is wanted at the
singers are pnrtiul In spaghetti, chairman, is also on the program reins of the Braves who spurted
^ V liih m ’s fractured elbow will per- expectation.
iimaxingly nt the close of the Na
that may he the key to t oach lor an address.
|r, mlt the back to play.
Dartmouth will try in the Har
Stagg's
secret
diet.
Y v ^ ’-Voat, on the other hand, ordorad vard Stadium to begin again a
A. I,. Schafer, assistant nation tional League season.
Food and song for the athletes al director of the junior Red Cross,
y j acflmmago for a squad pile of victories that collapsed at
Among the lendingcollege clev
_lh met a stubborn fop in Min Niw Haven after three years of nppenr to have displaced the the- j - ^ n n.Kt.ntativr, will speuk on
ones of psychology and zero
' !,».«• work children are doing to ud-1 ens of the nation there are 2(» that
ot* Saturday hut emerged wlth- accumulation.
talks by l In- conch.
cc Red Cross work, according thus far have not losta game, hut
’ a scratch.
, While Bruce Caldwell, outstaad
W hat. is the strenuous pastime |
Addresses also only ........ . these, Northwestern,
to tlu- program.
innesota brought one major In-j jn(f (mrk
early season at
coming lo!
made
by
II.
T. Reed, field of Fvanston, Illinois, has kept its
will
In
.
.out of the Michigan game,
t|..f
out for the re
repre-dilative for Florida, and by , goal line involute.
began a practice for Walmsli j MU|j|H|(.r „f the season with a hruk
Sisler’s Failure
Mws Charloto N. Heilman, niirs,
Hanson suffering from a se- 1 ,f| (mi||| m ,|js Ml, N o b l e , an
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Angered because rattlesnakes
GEORGE Sisler. bn ebnll’s great
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Held
representai.ve
to,
her
turkeys,
an
Ori
kirk In the head.
|,,|)ir Ktnl
and Ryan, regular est firs t baseman, has been re
i ^.,,n woman procured a rifle and
iv>V The Iowa squad turned Up after |U, kle. will he sufficiently reenv- moved as manager of the St. Louis gin and l-luriila.
Major Frank Green, of Washing- i , ||(i[ ,,,r.y-four of the reptiles.
tjif! Illinois homecoming with no ered from hi juries to play against Browns.
ton, local area director for tin- Red |
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big hang-overs hut with a substi- Brown Sat unlay, it is expected.
Sisler. despite all eye ailment Pros.;, bus declared that the relief
■' tut* quarter culling slgnuls for the
Weakness against a forward that kept him out of the game for work, with this city as headquar
S t t{d>e, and Don Hines just getting passing attack seems to he the out a year, is still a great player. He
ters, was progressing rapidly tuj
fo'iicnistomed to his uniform after a standing Middle fault and Colgul'- should not take his failure ns a
ward conclusion anil expects to
Jjyjioitpitnl siego.
will have much of that to offer manager too seriously.
wind up his work within the next
v f rL Chlcaghn’s Muroons returned against the Navy.
Only a few slur hall players
week or ten days. At the same
klltp
Pennsylvania game with
Princeton plans a lively wel make great managers.
time, however, he milled I hat the
__thing to say” about the defeat
I would say Sisler’s greatest
come for Lehigh, defeated in all
losing of the offices here would j
; aHd apparently fit for Stagg’s confault a* « manager was his i'luhiD j^ ^
.||t|,rf|.r|. wi„ , W(,rk jn ’ KJ
their starts this season.
offfence game of the year with |
ity to mix with his players, ' curing fur individual families in 1JJJ
Both Army and Syracuse, look quiet, modest, retiring athlete, SisW rdae. The Boilermakers emurg-j
tin utmm areas.
Eipicially, he |
'T'ihip-shape and the fuvorlte to, mg hark upon a struggle that h-r was anything hut a “ mixer."
said,
wiitild
he
Everglades
districts j
broughtI
mill
serious
injuries,
are
fan Chicago from
Saturday's brought- both sen
That is a great inunugcrial as
lie
cured
for.
t
preparing
for
battles
with
Bos
set. Personal eijatiu-t and close as* rt?le»* tl* with Wisconsin.
Pago found his Indian vnr- ton University and Pennsylvania soeiation makes for a workitig bond
Garr, high that round out a winning learn. ,
suffering only In spirits from State respectively.
scorer
of
the
season
to date, is
Sister knows his baseball. He >
defeat at Northwestern's
and set about organizing his j feared of being out during the simply lacked managerial lempiTii- |
fltf./Mftmd wfsl wurd invasion against Syria m-e campaign ... .
of leg incut.
"Wisconsin. The Uudgcrs rep... ted . injurie- and Trapnell. buck. and
K T ^ t l- present and ready for scrim-! Klina a tackle, prohehly will not R cliirl ( oiirtcous
m - iaggr against Hm.sler plays.
I play avail, for si vcral weeks.
I il IN IE llusli, fori,o r I 1'I toil
n 0hlo came back from the tri-l Though defeated by Ohio State star, now niaiutgiug with sine - the
TOM EDISON is out with the
D 6mph over Columbia all keyed up Columbia m awaiting confidently Indianapolis club of the American
jfi;
Saturday's engagement with j the advent of Duke I nivet ilv
social ion, has been thrnwn "ill crack that tin- vital spark exists
1^<uM
imann,l at
«* Northwestern tImre , from N’ oitli Cundiiui.
of many a hall game ilniinp tii- oven after death . . . Bill maybe
va/antf
lie mei ely means l lie eloeliic
Penasylviniia,
flu.lied
with
a
log league earei-r.
’
WBa peislnlent talk of lising to J
Then-Ion*, getting tlm gale from spark.
,S^*'«|own Notre Dame in the game|trinmph over Chicago, has no wor
an umpire is nothing mil "I I he or
which rnnks alongside the Illinois j ries over Williams.
THE imjircssioii seems to he gen- j
dinary for Bush.
£ Michigan fray.
FIGHT IS DRAW
However, he hand* the palm to eral that Old .Man Alexander i*. a j .
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j EL PASO, Texas. Ud. 19. 1/1*1 Umpire Magcrkurth of the Amcri- drinking man . . . . No one will | v
Summie Saudow, Cineianati and can Association, for (.ending him 1deny thut hi kept the ( 'arils
E
( Frankie Munroe, of Los Angeles, on his way in a somewhat Ilf fel' goo d*'.|iiri(s.
fimglit u slow 12 round draw here ent manner.
IT may he something more I ban ,
I last night. They are junior lightAccording to Bush, as he rushed
to the plate to dispute a decision, la ...... .
that the threatened
i weights.
Makerkurth ignoring him entirely, arrest of Trotzky and .........
.
K g v i^ IT T R B U U tH I, Od. Hi.-t/P*
turned to the graiuislatid and ilis |"f the squirrel M-ason me ini
posed of him for the day thusly: j nmineed at the same time.
tty. *T h » Pittsburgh Pirates, rulers of
t/.v . gjk biyuball world in 1925, dethron-1
"Muiutger Bush will now broadeast, then giacefully retire to the
SUZANNE says Nick ........ . is
l> ;f' «d 'th ii yeur by St. Louis, will be
showers."
a “ most amiK.ing hulf<*on." . . . .
U'fa guided in 1927 by a new manager ]
MARRIAGE U t ENSKS
All of which he did.
] 5>he should have seen Koenig at
Bill McKechnie, who lust yean
Dewey Duke, 25 to Lillie Fred
i short for the Yanks!
o/; [ piloted the Corsairs to their first
.
K ’ National Lcngup pennant in Pi eiiek, D*.
I Shocking Tunney
Warranty Ib‘ed*
THE football season is slow get
NOW that Jack Sharkey bar dis
f, ' y««rs, anil then on through to a
l.izzie Ann Wilson to Lillian
posed of Hurry Wills, we may ting under way this year . . . . No
Btfu triumph over Washington in the
Long, 5 acre*.
college professor has assailed over
Vforld Series, yesterday was told
I.. II. Muiiii to Allen Merritt, •hortly expect the big ballyhoo for
paid coaches yet.
TK i-h U services no longer would he re- •I 1-2 acres of lot 51, St. Joseph a Tunney-Shnrkey bout:
Such
a
meeting
would
bring
to
J'iytlBlred,
addition.
THE spurt ode are n.-king,
Forrest Lake to S. S. Maiimel. gether two fighters differing wide
Moti. Barney Dreyfus*, owner of the
ly m to the use of the king's Eng "W ho’ll lx- i lie Red Grange of
iflub said the fans hud “ lost, eon lot 22, Gurdniiiu.
The Geneva Land Co. to J. E. llsh.
19215?" . . . Thai all depends on
" fldtnce In McKechnie and there
l’errv, beginning 11.5 cits. N ut
Any reporter interviewing Tun- how mill'll Mr. Cash and Carry ii.is
only one thing to do."
NW corner of SW 1-2 of NW 1 J
.Although Drcyfuss suid ho had of section 2!i Ip 21) S range '12 cusi ncy has failed •n his purpose unless left m the bankroll.
tii'Jr' fltz successor in view at this time
Aiitin C. Curll to Wm. tl. Dash-, I he ehumpion makes him look u|>
THE report is current there w-'.ll
at least three new words. Rumor
t^ 'b d ie b a ll observers wuru inclined lot 91, Fort Mellon.
P jv tb .b tllo v e Arthur Fletcher, fiery
Rosa Dickerson to J. .1. Melton, bus il that Tunney developed his he seven new managers in the log
lintf; piItnager o f the Philadelphia Na- lot I, block 10, tier 1*1, Seiuitinlc vocuhalnry pondering over cross leagues next seuson . . This, how
word puzzles with a dictionary ever, does not include the great
Ajfet tlonal*, might be found ut the P i- 1Park.
number of new grand stand man
rate helm when the 1927 season ] Meisch Really Co. to Rosa Dicke. .-lose at bund. *
son.
lot
I,
Mock
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Semi
agers
every season brings.
Sharkey,
on
the
other
hand,
is
optnV
Humors that Fred ('. •
mile Park.
very fund of descriptive adjectives, |
v* Lrke, ussistunt manager mid vice]
W ARRANTY DEEDS
ildvnt of the club, might lie i Millrr-Smith In eslnietit Coo., to with a preference for the profane [ EVEN if professional tennis ullie ' tiniulely proves a flop it will have
ed*l»rought denial from Drey Elijah Hanson, lot 21, block It), rather than tile elevating.
been the means of providing actual
cusses beautifully.
, who also made known his M. M. Smith’s subdivision.
work for some of the most aristo
When
iiMked
to
speak
a
few
ormance for u bench manager,
A. E. SJobhim to Lloyd F. Ilo.vle,
*y*l
■piked another rumor thut lot .'12 and :i:t, block 90, Crystal words to radio listeners, just be cratic while flannels in the spurt.
fore the (tart of the Wills bout, he
Dave Bancroft, brilliant pluy- Inikc Winter Home.
in- ]
EVERY time we pick up a paper
is
reported to have spoken thusly:
Utanager of the Boston Braves.
A. E. Sjnblnm to F r «I R. W il
we read that Ruth is demanding
* Pirates’ next leutler.
son, lots .'M, 95, 90, block 99 Cry
Uin additional $10,000 in his"new
. .4 downfall of McKedmiu afl- stal l.uke Winter Hume.
I contract . . . The situation llicralv|| four year reign, wus u di
tjuintou L. Brown tu Ilcxie L.
j ens to reach a point where only
' rnult, in the upinlon of most Brown, hrmls in section 29, to 19.
the U. S. mint can use him.
rvetp, of the lnternul dissen- range .'10 eust.
Louisville—
Young
Strihling,
Atthat rent the club during the
quintmi U Brown tq lloxie L.
IT isn't a question of whether
og' Just put.
'Thli beguji Brottm, all hlocki'i-N, all block 1-N iunta, knorktsl nut young SoldieiRuth deserves all the money lie is
Buek, LouiHville, 4.
H itii players objected tb tier 17.
Baltimore Eddie O'Dowd, Co demanding; it's a question of
rke's presence on the bench ami
Florida Land Si Ciihinitatioa lumbus, Ohio, heat Nate Carp, Bal whether lie can get it.
It «(■«* over, Max Carey, Company's map of St. Gertrude
timore, 12. .
Adam* and Carson Bigbce, addition,
MR. O’GOOFTY hasn't been
New York— III any Buss, Phila
•ns, wore dismissed from the
Charles M. Carroll, to John R.
named on any of the committees to
ib. There were msny that at- O'Comiell, lot 5, block E, Colonial delphia, outpointed Frankie Gar
cia, California, HI. Sammy Baker, meet Queen Marie hut he ilocsn’ t1
Uted to this dissension, the Grove estate, Orange county.
Mitchd Field, heal Irish Tommy mind . . . " These American queens
r*t*a’ failure to repeat their
Gordon J. Harnett, ino., to Hart Jorilun, Brooklyn, 10. Lew Chao- aro good enough tor me," he says.
tpph of the preceding year.
S. Fullir, lots 19, block A; lots t
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' “ bn I* said his futun pluns anil 5, block If, Fern Purk estates. ter,, Brooklyn, scored a technical TH E Y say Mr. Volstead used to
knockout over Joe I’ivac, St. Louis,
undbrtermined becuti**- his
bo a greut football player in his
*1 rounds.
. “w«s very unexpetd.”
Burglars have carried o ff muny
bJ' ‘
Chicugix — Tommy
Loughran, day. . . But it's u good bet hoJ|
of the crown jewels of Siam from
wasn’t a fullback.
defeated
Martin
td'hesdcd men are brainier tho royul palace ut Uungkok. The Philndtilphiii,
Burke,
New
Orloans,
10.
Hurry
with luxuriant locks, robb+ry is regurded by the natives
The Crown of (Heat Britain in*I
<-. ProfogaoF H . J. a jipacalUrly audaclqua, as the Klibetts, Brooklyn, won from Emil.
worn
by the King of Greut Britain; |
Hy
.scientffk
He bo- jeweU'jJftpre suppo*«d.to b r guard- Buksni^^wth jy y w g o , c.
only once—at J^i* coronation. On
hair ad W> f f > lim its o f t lir
occasion* he wc
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Ready! Y es that one word expresses our prepar
ations for this annual event of unusual interest.
Wednesday morning at 8:30 o’clock the doofrs of
the Yowell-Drew Co. will open on the greatest
anniversary celebration in the thirty-two years of
progressive growth that the store has enjoyed. It
is the Anniversary Sale that Orlando, Orange
County and all Central Florida have been looking
forward to begin.
Months and months ago w e laid our preliminary
plans. Then the entire force of this organization
was given the plans and the diligent work to accu*
mulale the merchandise started.
Fight Results
We have selected, tested and examined every of
fering in this sale as it had to measure up to the ex
acting standards of quality that have been the bul
wark of this store through its years of growth. Not
only did the merchandise have to measure up to
our standards of quality hut it had to he priced at
the lowest possible figure at which goods of this
character could be offered to our discriminating
patrons.
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Fnater, J. O.
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Pl ckln son. J. J.
PI eh I, John
Dormer. F. K
Pniixlans. J. A.
Pu lt o n. F. F.
P>>iiKlaus. E. A.
Puulap , T. M.
Ji;i n lei s, J oe
Denton. J. T.
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DetFottes, Myrtle
P o w d n e y , Luc ille
Pouxlnss. Vance E.
PouBias, M ary W .
Pe nlo n, Itohc'rln
PnlKer. Fred S.
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l.ouilney, S.1' F,
Prum m om l. Josephine
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Piivlsori. C arrie
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Prnm m ond. D. I’.
P.alley. I’uiil B.
Punt us. H arriet Y.
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Derby, ( ’ I,
I'oiidney, Abhy
Dillard, Lennle
Pol tier, Bert I»
Pi ckiTson. H C.
Pens, M a d g e W.
I'll hurt. If. I j,
I iavis, E. T.
Podd. W E,
P o n u w a y . W E.
Pimm-, I,. V
M, Kinney, C. II.
W oodru ff, j. a.
W ilkinson, H. A. n
Washburn, llarroid
W hite, J. 8t. Clair, Jr.
W a lk e r; Lillian
W igh t. Susan B.
W alk er. Alice
8tafford. W. A
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Lee -I II
Lake. B E
Lee Eddie
Welch, F. t’ .
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W r i g h t , D ella
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W a t s o n , W , E.
AVenver, Fred
amlth, J. I*ee
Kl*ck, O. E.
Smith, F. K.
C. J. A ‘
Young. W . M,
Yonnt. A m e l ia II.
Witt hen, Evely u
W allace , A II
W a lk e r , L II
W arren. J 1).
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Welch, J. L.
W este rdlck. j\. F
W heel ess. W. T.
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WIIMums. T. W.
W o o d r u ff, K L.
Woodcock . E.
W a lk e r . H. f .
W a lk e r . S C
W illi am s. Fr ed T.
Whittle. F. It.
W Mhoii . Hteven
Watson, Charl ott e
W n lh en , J. E.
W o lfs , Muriel
W o l f , C. J.
W a l k e r . Mrs. A. M.
W hlt no r. BenJ. F. Jr.
W hit tle, E m m a J.
W o o r n ff, F r a n k U Jr.
W il so n, Tom
W illi am s, Elizabe th
W it te. I.oulse
Wil so n, Mat,el
W ilkin so n. J. I.
Wells, W. R.
W a l k e r . Byron
W o o d ru ff, Minnie
W o o d r u f f , H. E m m a
W hit tle, Ruth
W il li a m s , N annie A.
W hen Iess. A lm a I.
W e lls , Joseph
W llaon, Fannie
W a l k e r , E li za
W y n n . R II.
W a r d , V e rn a
W h it tle , Kssle
W h l l n e r , Ellhabetli
W h lt n e r . Annie
W itte, H enry H.
W il li a m s , V A.
W llao n , T. E,
Khellry, W. F.
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White, tv. E.
Villi Ness A.
Vthlen, L.
V ln ln x J. M
Venal,Is, tl tv.
Vauxhti, Mary E.
Vlnlnx. E lean or
V ickery. J. M.
Vickers. E, II.
Vickery. Lillian E.
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Venable, F. M.
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Chittenden, L a u r a
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Calim tin. LemUcl
C horp eniu x. Villa
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Cox. F r a n k
Culp, W . N.
(Fates. J. J.
Caldnr. Donna
C ren s h a w , W. II.
C hap pell. M ary W.
Couch. Lenno
Chestnut, (1. W.
C as w ell. H. D.
Chittenden, Jeanette
Crlppen, Mattie
Calhoun, Ueo. T.
Culler, V. C.
(Forley, J. W.
(Farrowuy, K. F.
(Foteman, W a l l e r H.
C oria delln *. Huymond
Cooper. R. F.
Colclouxh, J. H.
C hapm an, It. 13.
Colclouxh. Meta
Cam ero n, B. E.
Cam eron, A. N.
Colemun. .Martha II.
Childs, W m .
C r a w f o r d , J. B.
C ollu m . A. F.
Cheat ham, F. C.
I'iiwAii, A n n a P.
Camp, .Muttlu C,
Chapman, C. F.
Cameron, I.ovlck
IFameron, Jmler
Copetaml, A. II
c h a p m a n. E t he 1 M
Cox, C. C
C ho rp eniu x , Ih-k'ii P.
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Cha ffee, C. C.
Clark, J. S.
C la rk. Era rices L.
Carnphell, I., T
C haffee, L in a E.
Cam eron. Malcolm
Childers. It M.
( ’rose. M II.
Carter. .V IF.
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W hitfield. C. D,
Walker, W. W.
Zachary, w . A.
Zerieiior. Frede ric k
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Zerrcner, M a r g a r e t
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Hutchinson, J. A.
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Herndon. I.lllo
H iiiisiiii . M
flood, J P.
Hall. I. C.
Humphrey. Rose L.
Hunter. Mollle
I f n Tf. .lames O.
Herndon. Florenee
Hull. H. L.
Hutchison. J. C.
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Hull. Iliad >■
flurdy, .Pm
II er rid on. It, E.
Harvard . J. K.
Hopkins, Eleno
Herndon, (t. I',
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Hickson, It. J.
Herndon, It- W.
Henley, W L,
Higgins. Mattie E.
Holly, It 8.
Hodges. Lilia
Hollar, M u u r in *
Hopkins. W . A.
Hail, A lb ert
Haskins, il. C.
Haskins. I l ll lr n
Hodges. D It.
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Hickson. J. T.
Hecrcii. H u rry II.
Hickson. Kv a
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Haddock, M C
Hickson W It
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H o tl). Tti el inn W.
H I k k I us . Mary E.
Hunt. Muriel II
Manly. J. T
H u g h e ) . W. I
Hudson. J L.
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Henley. My i t Ice
Husk Ins. E. S
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Httrkey, J W
Hansel). L. N.
Mansell, I'enrl
Hickson. Surah I.
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Haynes. C A.
H ugh ey , Frances
H ugh ey , urpha. M.
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Houston. H azel E.
Ilardv, W m J
H H uN'on. Mon roe It.
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Holly. It ,) Jr.
Hathaway. W. E
Hiigaii. M C.
Hutchison. W . C.
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H o w a rd , II. A.
Hodges. J. F.
H igg s, jVrthur
Hopper. Joseph M.
Illggltis, Julia .M,
Hodges. Louise E.
H o w a rd , Il U.
H ard y . Emily
lleeren. Maine
Hunt. A. F.
Anna
Cowan. J. J.
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W o o d r u ff, W . C.
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Thomas. W a lt e r
Thorton. A lie.*
Thomas. Joe
Tlllls, M 1,
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Totley. Z E
Tyner, Mathilda
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Tarnrii, 11 N.
'I'iiurston, Peter
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T h o r n le y , .1 T.
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Thu i st on, Ernrnelinn
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Kmlth, Virginia
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Strange, J A,
SchunipeTJ, F A
Smith A It
Schmidt. Maude If,
S, hmldt. H*,y
Stiles T A
Stenstrom. N J.
Smitli. Eva E
Stinson, il W
Slmcrnaker. A P.
Seott Mary F
St, tih, itsori 1. M
Sneed ,11.It T] W
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Smith. E J
Mwho F A.
Smith. I' Bayard
Suggs, .loo
Stenstrom, It H.
Streiistrom, C ora \
Stomper. .tils* M a rls
Surles, It A
Shlnholser. I.Milan
Smart z. Samuel
Smith, Charlotte
Swanson, August
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PLANSTO
IUE QUERY
i
Head's Adairs Are
[Thoroughly Aired by
Courts Before Acffll Be Instituted
IAPOLIS, Ind„ Oct, 20.
|of investlffatloo by the
anty grand JUfjr Hrtto ul»f corrujitidn among h^h
£ty and' city official^ aptmfl unfciirthed ! Informawnrrants conUpuftion
airy for the jurors ,were
again todaja to hear the
If severaWwitnesBes who
subpoenaed.
started delving into Inticnl affairs a week ago
|nas II. Adnma, publisher
ticennes Commercial had
il (inyn made sweeping
fiiinst officials who ho
id been corrupted by D.
enson,
former
grand
I the Ku Klux Klan.
the witnesses waiting to
[was John H. Klplinger,
t f Itushville, counsel for
tit the ex-klnn leader's
[lie murder of Mndge
[i.
Siepiu^son is new
life .sentence for that
Jins dev la red that if perIprismi officials Htophenproducc documentary
(liicli would corroborate
tioii charges, A possi^onn’ such evidence came
grand jury was seen
L-heu Mildred Meade, 23,
jto of Stephenson, enrhc jury room a Bafet y
Ima! bank. Miss Meade
rated for an hour and
llcr, Stephenson's form>v is another witness
India. He may he cullU'iIlium II. Scheaffer,
bscrnlor, said a number
Illnesses are to lie called
grand jury returna n
nf Itepublicnn editors
|ci-c> yesterday, declared
Indiana
Republican
peter at any time nor
hw approve of a probe
Ihy a desire on the pnrt
liinms, to reek revenge
personal grievances, in
(association is not in any
[sted."
Ldams, who is chairman
Inrial association execu|ittee, first made public
of alleged corruption
|il he and his nHsociates
a “ prove committee’'
Imrintion.
is were issued for Clyde
lirniim of the Itepublicao
lent ion and Karl Peters,]
pf the Democratic state!
and for a number of <
I’.ed with members of I
la Ku Klux Klim, whose'
rc wit held.
[purlins were returnable'
I and it is expected that
[■''is will be here tomor-
Iteed, Democrat, Mis|inmm of the committo imguiro into the re, an arrangement existed
she May aenutoriut pri[rchy the Ku Klux Klan
upport to Senators
I Wilson and Arthur RohI" won the Ropublitnn
niuninationH,
nmiitteu chairman also
li iiiA'stion VV\’lb nhout
biiH'ul that a conspiracy
kaNonal '.bankers exists"
|Watson iHitl Robinson Ihitheir opposition to the
hurt.
levc marriages would in
as happy, and often
if they were all made
-ard Chancellor, upon a
Iderntlon o f the characters
pinstances, withodt
the
laving any choice in the
Dr. Samuel .Johnson.
.nose pearl firm, believing
ers have souls, lins built
tire pagoda as u shrine
e the spirits of bivalves
eh pearls have bcen'tnkiniuj from Page Two)
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Vnuklian. Nellie
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Venutla, Chns. K,
Vnrr)ori. J. T.
Vernon, W. II.
Vernon, O. \V.
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W a r d , O. H.
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A.
a few
■H-Jj
minutes drive
•' / t a r *
from downtown.
W h y not hop in your
W illie
car right now and see
«,{wip'J
the best located, the
F. T.
HJoblum, A E.
HJoblnni, ft. E,
Hjubluru. Mrs. A. H.
SJoblam, Floyd I>.
Hlohlnm, C, W.
.Singletary. J. E.
.Store. K. VV.
Sfiveil, VV' H.
He well. L a u r a
Hji.blam. M. M.
S w a ns on John H
Mlliley, C. U.
Hlhlcv. U e n r g la A.
*8mlth, John F .
Smith, Fannie
Hlnglctury, L ulu
Hnmmerlln. Leo n A.
Hummerltn, May
most talked of devel
opment in this city toi
day.
A.
White, II. D.
W il s o n , lien. E.
W ilso n . Elsa Muy
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Wil li am s. I. V.'
W e s te r , 8. E.
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Clark, It. ,E.
Clarke Mr*, J. M.
Dlnkle, ,J, , 8.
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M.
VyhUakcr,..Albert I.
W y l l y . N o n a A.
W h i t a k e r . P a u l C.
W e t h e r l n g t o n , , John tl.
W pS ter, H e l e n * E.
W hit e, O l g a J.
W i l l i a m * . L. M.
w i u i a n j * , P. M.
w i l l i a m * . J. Q.
W i l l i a m * , V. V.
w i l l K id *! W . J.
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■P R E C I N C T NO . U
A I(T A IiO («T E
i'K ife r.KJ F ’{y
THE L-SOtiTHBAST
SECTION
OP ,, THE
CITYrd«\)
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MartenIix, Heo. E.
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Vorhees. M * r y E.
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U.
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Mrs. It. t
True, W m .
T uylor, H enry
Chaffer, J. M.
Chaffer, Harah A,
Cramer/ Harry J.
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Tyler, H. t*.
Tyler, Elizabe th
Thompson. Dllve A.
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Vann. J. H.
Vann, Mrs. J. H.
Vitim, Mrs. S. E.
Peck ham. J. A.
Pi ck ering, E m o ry fi.
Peck ham. E m m a F.
I’eekliaiii. f» I*.
Pierce, E d n a F.
Bellamy, U. F.
r V
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little “ F r c e io n o ” on Mi-’
torn, instantly that
hiirtMiKi then shortty y
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right o f f w ith yotfr fin,
Y o u r d r u g is f Bella- ■
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sufficient to remove v
corn, spffc corn,
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the toes, and the foot
Without soreness or
Fort ier, J. W .
F arin a , C. A.
Ferry , D. F.
F e r g u s o n . VV I !.
F l o w e r s , l*. S.
Nordstrom,
Alleii, Dobells
Alien, Mr* W. E.
Alien Wm. E.
riarnhkrt, C. E.
DiatlftK), J. A.
Dial line. Adle A.
H.
T e r ry ,
II.
Aiinclicw, A
Mllli’hew. Mrs. A
Moist. D. A
Sius g rave. Win
JJliHgrnve. Agues.
Me Wilt tel s. E. T
Me W a l t i t s , Mrs. E. T.
LON H W O O D
Mr*. H. F.
Laura
tV 0. 1
Stone, F. H.
Smith, Jennie
MARY
i/jrpch. H. B.
Strong, It. C
Strong, My ri ly
Sepknrlk, John
Hlnnlger. D, It,
Slohlger, Dale L*.
Tew, ,|. A.
Tuck, Joe
Wright, W V
Walker, A. P
Willoughby! T .1
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Suinrnerslll. E,
Sessions. VV.
Lloyd, E. E.
Lane, J. A.
Lngeiiulst. Ernest J.
Lloyd, C la r a Si'.
Parker, H. E.
P a rke r. II. C.
Pope. W, II.
Parker, lli-nsle
Parker, Kata
Pope, Carrie
Itouae, W II
itolierts. E. W.
tticlinnlH. W D.
Dowll' "
Joe
Kemp, A llen F.
Kemp. J ew ell
Kolloy, P. K.
rnkn.irr Ml, »
Pt‘ .f ranees >
a M in w , ■ ■■:|--;i
Mathias
a
Hlarke.
Sul eo r d . VV. T
So in m i s A ma nd a
Smith. J u l i a
E.
Johnson, fl.
Moorman, A VV.
Moorman. Ppton
leather*, D. E.
Mo rein an. Elizabeth
Mailer. Ileuhen
Marlar. Allen
[ffaxoll.
III lev, John
Dlley, Mrs. J
Dli hie. S. C,
Itleble Mrs. S
Itlzer, .1 F.
Dole, F ran k
Douse, H M
Dobcrts, II I,.
It
L. A.
M art h a
Dunn. VV V
Dura nt. II D
Dorn in. Mrs
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I >u mi. Mm. M. E.
Di llard. Itobt
Dillard. Leimle
Dounldson. C
M
Daniel, John VV.
Dunn, W m . T.
Dupree, VV. It.
■ugersoll.
Iiigersoll,
Kas ik. Christine
Lindner.
Hen,
Ilu m p h re y . It. T.
Hopkins. VV, J. Jr.
Hopk ins, Mrs; VV. .1
Hutchinson, D. W .
llu piphrey , D. L.
Hought on, John It.
Ilyot lalue, N o r m a F
lly o lla ln e , E lm e r L
Fox. Charles F.
Mathoipx. Heorge E.
Hore^ U H. .*
L
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V Huidali
Ell J.
Hull, K It
Hull. Ellin
Knslk, James .1.
II
M c L a u g h lin , J. T.
Mlxsuti. I,. J.
Medcair. A. L
Medcnlf, Mrs. N. P,
Moore. T. J.
Miller, C. A.
Milmi. n. B.
M cD onald, C. H.
M cL a u gh lin , M rs J.
M cLa ughlin , J. C.
M c L a u g h lin , Mrs. J. C.
I’ooser.
Pooser,
. ,.jre e, J. D,
fiupr
Evans. Mrs. M, II.
Evan
Eyans, E ra nk
Evans. Stella P.
Ellis. C. II.
Kill*. Mury II.
Emerson. C. S.
Evans, Melissa V'.
EDI*. A b id e I.
Wills, John
Plntln. Mb linid Sr
HMuda, M„ .1.
Dodd, Lloyd IT
Dndd, Mark It
Dodd. Tom K.
Dodd. John H
Dodd, Pearly H
Leflls. O. C.
tfOgan, J. A.
L ark in *, J.
Lludaov. H. L.
Levy. HI H.
Levey, Sa m u il
H. O.
Mr*. N. ,E. •*
Mr*.' Mary A.
Elisabeth •
Orant. I*. M*
Uarvln, Ed.
111*I**
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Joslc
Willis. H. B,
IM10CINCT NfI. H
t iA tllllE L I, A
Hriiyver, Minnie
Drawer, John
linwere, Alfred 11
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J o r d a n , J u l i a K.
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Kllhie,
Kllble,
M
Trllibl. E. E
Tribble,, Estelle
To ft Icy, M It.
Cox.
Lemolne, J. M.
Lemidne, Mrs. J. M.
lai yv Pence, H, F.
L aw ren ce, M a r g a r e t
rfrldgman. F ran k
llraddiick. N o a h II.
liradibick. Elizabe th
llalley. l-'red
Halley. Mrs. Chine M.
'Hoi t|1c| 1 11oyvan|
llusbriell. C. VV.
Iloteler, F lo iin e n
Cole. VV E
Dr,
Self, D. S.
Simmons. D. W
Snyder, .1, E.
Snyder. Edna L.
Swig, Mil I lies
Storey, J. F.
Simmons, L. J.
W.
Johns, J. tT.
Jennings. F. M.
Johnson, C. D.
Price, Levi
Pounds, A rlee
Pounds, Frank A.
Phillip*. H. Lee
Phillips, E m m a A.
I ' H K C I N C T NO. 10
Adams. A.
M ill ten, A. W .
Merritt, M o g g i e M. II,
Mn so n, Leste r
Mullen, MY*. A. VV.
Merritt. J. D
Mitchell, E. N.
Marcus. Cl. VV.
Mitchell, Mrs. F. I*.
M ilItide. Mrs. II. |„
Mo It Me, II. L.
M argesou . J. E.
Meadors. Jason
Crosby, ('lias
II.
i ‘m i l u g <on. llaiiy '
Knberls. Hod It.
Itoberts, Maude
Prevail.
Sickle
K in gs ley, Ueo.
Osteen, J. VV.
H.
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N. C.
N. c
W. M.
I.lur.lu
Viola C
Snlllc
Annie 11
Wan. W.
Scruggs. John
Slplln, Noah
Sml l h. It H.
Smith, Ha r pe r
Sivope, S. W,
IngerMiiIl, Mrs. I d a 8 .
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Lute
Nix on. t.a ii in
. Har i l s on. 4 ’. F.
Hturt, 1. I*.
Hnlifer. A. J.
Huddleston. . J . II.
Hart, Bessie A.
Hart. E m m a J .
Harrison, Susie W.
Har ri s on, Cl are
Hl ckok, T. D.
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McIntosh, Mabel M.
M cNa ughto n. John
McIntosh. It D.
M'cNeel. J u,
W il li am son , T J
Woodcock. Wm
M
W a l k e r . ,1. E
W a lk e r . Della C.
W en tw o r th . D It.
VV’ nsIl Ill gtnii. Pupa
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Iteeil. Lucy II
Itohertson, J oh n
nilniorn. T, J .
llreslialii. ft. It.
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Hould. H C
llalinrd. M. E.
Habiird. Sussl e Hall
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Flynt. O II.
W.
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Habrlel
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J M
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M L.
James T
Lane. J K.
Dooley, E l l e n M.
.Smith. II W .
Smllh, Heo rgo
Stafford. N. I*.
I 'pell arch.
K.
11ni nes
Cha*. D.
Haynes, K a t h r y n L.
Henkle. Mr*. A, L.
Hoffm an. R. E.
Hoffman. C la u dlne
Halflieox, M arlo n D.
Hnlihcox. J. F.
Moffmnn, k'red II.
Hoffm an, E m m a
Lym an, E m m a
Lewis. Joey M.
Lewis, A r t h u r A.
I.eyvls. C eli a F.
L ew is . Marlon L.
L egler. John
Tire. C arrie E.
Tiillls. W A
Tice, r
A.
Long.
Long.
Lane,
Lana.
Long,
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Long.
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Dooley. P. B.
Melt 111n.
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Jacob*,
JkcAibs.
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Jacobs,
Jacob*.
Jacobs,
Jacobs,
JacobM.
Jaeobs,
Daniel, W. J,
Davi s. A. ,W.
Donne. S. M.
Dooley. M. E.
Difune. Martha E.
Do u g l as s 11. C,
Ki l*. Otto
Kelz, Leutiard
t’ am ell.
Farnell,
Farnell,
Farnell,
Howell,
Cul pepper. C. W.
Ci irl el t, K.
C u r l e l l , Helen E.
Culpepper. Mrs. K. W.
Cedar, Salem
.Inmmea. H F,
Jnluison. F A.
Jones, J V
Jones. F. J.
D
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H a rw o o d , lie nrgo
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H arw o o d , Itoy
Hrtiwdy. V. IS.
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Hart,
linker, Henry
ll rown. J. L
Dullard. W. D.
lllisli. IS. M
llpowu. W M
Donnell. (.V M
liiiekllsli, J a m e s
Huckllsli. JoBshi
llallutil, Lul a
llalinrd. Fr ed P.
Mradley, J H
Hlirnc.s, II E.
It r a d i o ' 1. ,F. II
Donnell, Alla Cl yde
ilrouker, J W.
Dills, ,1. C. Jr.
Dullard, Homer
It. It.
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Amelia F.
Ethel H.
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11
liravi<s. W I'*
( ibre, Mary Lot I by
fibre. J. D
Anonscii. Henry
Anonseii, Mrs. Itegna
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Cplllnn,
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Dliini. R. L
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Wheel er, H. F.
Wheel er, R. L.
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West, Pa u l ine
Wnlcott. Louise
Wheel er, Heo. I.
Wul urigl il . S. It
Wlilildon. H II
Wil kinson, J, II
Cook, Cliu*. R.
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llyre *. Cha*. D.
Overstreet, It, J.
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Overstreet, .M'rs. 11. J.
Heueh, C. II.
Searcy. J. N.
Sheppard, Thos,
Searcy, E va L.
Smllh, E lizabeth
Hatcher. VV. C.
Searcy, B ert a II.
Slade. Mrs, E. V.
Slmle. F. C.
Scott, E, J
Scott, I! VV
Smoot, Isadore
Small, A lf red K.
Simon, A
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I’ itEVINCT NO. T
Itainem Margaret H.
Hoffman. Ida A.
Jackson. A.
Reiter, Mrs. N ao m i IL
ltcller. It J.
Wicks. J, b.
Wnkafleld, P. T.
W Irka. Maggie E,
Wakefield. Mr* F L.
v Jl
Hill, Jo*: ■
Nclmcye r, F r a n c e * C.
North, C. N.
Price, Levi
Pa rtin, Mnry
Payne, L ester R,
Pnrt In. C. A.
Peck, F r a n k E. •
Pomeroy. J. E.
Phipps. J. E.
Taylor, M. W.
Taylor, w . F.
Tletmtia. Tim
Tltesma, Oliva
Vc a / c y . F, J .
Varn. W J,
Vjihi. W II
Va r n , L. J ,
C a r l r r , M .'K .'-’ i
Carter, f . C.
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HlswaYl, .chan. J r.
Stone*. Milry A.
Sweat, Pearl E.
Hbepkrd, T. S.
Singletary, C. C.
T a n n e r , N. J .
Thoma s , Wa l l en
Thompson, Annie C.
Thom|ison. J . N.
T h o ma s . Mrs. C. It.
T h o ma s , J. T.
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M e g old. John J.
M c D o w e ll, Jim
N,
Sctltf, M aym e F.
P l i l S C I NC T
NO.
Matthuws, M r*. If.
Stover, Mary A.
Sutton, Annie D.
Sipes. (I. I*
Strevell, R. N.
Htnitli. J. JM-
ju
Byres. Wm. M.
Jon. L. A.
Pete r
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Marlar, HeUban
Matdek. Mr*. A. Plarpoiit
Mattoon, Frederick J.
Mattonn, Clara E.
on, Kf. N.
e W. U
StoYef.
Hley, V. II.
Scott, N,
Smith. Mary A
S aue r, ISHxaloilh
Sauer, A. I». ^
Clement*, d e ll
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Mury 8.
I. ft. s
I. I. M
Mm. F.. E.
■on. Jcnnlo II.
a
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Haines, A. a.
Hnvman, W . I f.
Menlck, J. Henry
Matthew*. C. I. •.
ua. r. c.
Purl i n, I C.
Carl In. J IS.
Pearson. II. A
Peacock, IS .1.
ParIIll, C, A.
Polsloit, M. I>
P a n In. Mrs IS H
Pr e v a t t . P. Ii.
I.'ox. John H.
Flinvers, Curley S.
Carter,
a c.
U ».
Ovendllic. J. IS
i ikerliind, M J
r.
Lusudcr. M. M.
arson, C. A.
n
Stevens, Sam
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Itcw Is, Carolina
I/aPuntej F.
LaPont*.
L
aP o n t *. M r*, A u g u it a
Nelsoll. 8 teen
Nall. I>nn
Norris, F r an k
Norris. Mnry; It.
I ‘heck. II. tV,
Cnmiibell. Clyd e
Cam libel I. M a r g a r e t
La mle is.
It.
:a
Lons, M r*
Lon»,:a IL-. ’■
McCall, ll ||
.VrCnlley, A. J
McCulley. C. T.
McCall. Alex
MM’ o l j c y , Emma
Met'nil By, Winnie
.'fcCnll, Minna
McCulley, J . T
Mas[ arl nn, Allen
McHowan. Ii ai i i i F.
K.
Hend erson,
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I’ A O I .A
llldr hlgc.
W.
You ng, W II
Young, Mury I
VIIlit I N f T
Iloyd, J.
Ruby
Murphy,
B a e k a iy . A. I*.
Zlnzer, Al.
Zeriin van n. N Ich.
Z achary , W . H.
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Jones,
Mhr filer, C. O
Mariner. C l a r a IS
Mitten. IS. A
Mniiln. J
Wm
Marlin, Pearl ,1
Mill on. Al ice
IS.
Atkinson,
JoneB, LeWta
i
Flark, J. A.
Clark, Mr*. C.
Crawford, Hi-O.
7i ■
I. I.IIIlH
I.lie Lllc
F.
Ilsi n , II. J.
W ilso
W yniie , J. II.
W y iin . ,J. M.
W lllliu ns, D. .1.
W a lla c e , L. W,
W i g h t , It, II.
W a t e r s . II. W.
W h lt n e r , Mol I II.
W e e k s ; K lUnb eth A
Wlllluine. F ran k
W o o d h rld g e , A n n a
W a l k e r , Edna t'.
W eeks, A n n a M.
W rig h t. M. t,.
W ilk ey , l { a t h r ) ii
W ilu lit, Hlanolie
W r i g h t . 8i[olie
W illi am s, F r a n k
W ynn. Ada
Wil so n. M a r g a r e t
\VIllinois. Kllzalieth
W ig h t . I.ois
W a lk u r . K. lit
Whitten. It. It.
W a r d , Klin
W ill tlwil I, W . K.
Whltiyer, A n n ie C.
W a l l lire, I'enrt I.outno
W illi am s. H es ter
W il so n, Lonnie
Willddon, t*. A.
W il l la ms, Bllzubeth
Woods, John
W o o d s H. It.
W aters. II
Walsrnn, Fri,<l
W a lk e r , S. I*
Woods. J. W.
W ig h t . <’ F.
W o o d r u f f . May T.
W a r d . Ii. S. Jr.
W illi am s. It. i}.
W illi am s. .1. A.
W allace . J. M.
W heeler, W. V.
W ig g i n s , M. H.
W e in b e r g , I’errv
W h l g h a m . I’ F
W illi am s on , It. F.
Wagher
l lo r r y
K.
W ynn. It. It,
Wil so n. Fr ed It.
Wil so n, .1. (J.
W ig ht. L il li an
W illi am s, J. i
W hit ehead. <1. W .
W illiams. Nell
w i l l i a m s , N annie A.
W illi am s. W
It.
W illi am s. H enrie tta A.
W illi am s. A. S.
W ill hell) J. IS.
Wntlien. Rvolyn
W y n n , Frances
W ard . Vern a Mao
W hittle, Mamie l<.
W illiam s , A.* i'.
W ig h t . H enry
Went. Hulph S.
W a l k e r , ‘ .lucksoil Lee
W ald re ii. 8 II.
W ad e , J. .1.
W illi am s. Mary K.
Win sto n. It A.
Wellis lelll. (Jeorge
W a rn e r. Wiirt W.
Wllflotiol, H r,
W illi a m s J. H.
W ig h t , F. H.
W a lk e r . Mary ISIIen
Whlleell, II. IS
W a rn e r, Mamie J
Winston. Naomi It
W a lk e r . I>avld IS.
U llllams. Voile A.
Ymvell, A
1
Mathis. Win
Mead, The.) L.
Mitchell, J. F
Mash burn. R. M‘.
Mitchell. C. O
Marshal l , Mrs n A.
Mllehell, Me*. L. It
Mead. Mrs. IS, H.
Murphy, V i r g i ni a
MlteJiuIl. Miss A. l».
Mu r p h y H. L.
Mlioro, M Id e
Mlltpr, F r a n k It.
Mn«*h'. • A - A.
Milts, It. P.
Mourn, M. Wi
Willi Urn, II. C.
Wight. W. H.
Doston. 1’ . n.
llrannon, T. J.
Dr own. J. IS.
Hooker, J. F.
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r. Llllly Until
Margaret
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latttimer, H. II.
L k w t ..... T. W
igkwlon, W. J.
Laze lie, N. F.
Lee ('. B,
Lelnhnrl, Joe- J r.
Luther. L. W.
Liilico. T. L. ,
Lee, J . If., J r .
Lingo. Mr*. I(. C.
Leji. Holdle,
Lawton. Ll l I In n
Lawton, Ijottfe
Lon, L a u r a A,.
Le l nhs rt . Ma rc us
Lelnhnrt, A n d r e w
r(arie. J. N.
Lane, Dorothy
L u k a s . Paul
Atcx
J. K.
A ker lund . J. IS.
AtiHn. Tlleo.
A rgo , W . E.
Aslio, L a u r a
A ill In. M rs. N. J.
Arlu, <L M.
Allen. L. T.
A sk el, J./ IS. II.
\V. Jr.
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Wrquhart, H. K.
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Tlirusher, It, C.
T hrasher, It. C.
Teter, W . 8.
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Kel sey. Horn
Kel sey, H. E.
JfHvert. Ma x we l l A.
Kennedy, L.
K i n * . Mary M.
Kennedy, fletlintiy
Ki ng , ttalph
T u n n lc llffe , Louise M.
T u n n le il f f e W m . H.
Viinlitui,
Vincent.
V
Jordon, L. M. >
Jones, j. \v.
Jacobs. Mary E.
Jordon, Msudo
'Jones, John II.
W a r r e n , .Inn. I>.
W il so n, Mrs. L. A.
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Thomas, r. 8.
Teague, C. F.
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Tayjor, \V. F.
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Turnbull. Elizabeth
T urner, II \V.
Turnbull,. J.
T ab er . Fran ces
Tho mas . W . IS.
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Tho mpsun, L u k e
Thom pson. E lis a b e th B.
T ruw tok, J. C.
Hpelvy, J. M.
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�C (if
lara to provide rimaic lovprs with ohe of
. ,
state. Mr. Reizemitein ami his group of excellent musicians
would be a credit to any city twice the .size of aantord and
the people for the most part are very appreciative ot the
ipportunity afforded them of enjoying th.‘ .omerts
Their pleasure has in'cii somewhat \fnarred unfortunately
.................. . Editor I by the thoughtlessness of small boys who play in the neigh>NHS, R a u d x Rdiior ||)(,rht,nd of the band stand and burst forth during each pm,
.
; nissinio moment in unrestrained shouts and laughter. Tni*
BBKrEIFTIOfl nATKX
effect of the most beautiful parts of llie concert
p -lirtP# ; Rlx M n m i m - T.ir.il
t' In City by Currier. per utterly spoiled by the noisy racket of careless boys.
L Weakly Udltion II.uu
No less annoying fs the occasional blowing sd automobile
bonis by over-careful drivers
Horns are placed on auto
(»■ WOTItJEi All obitiinry |
i r d * of thank*, rmoluihuiK mobiles to assist in avoiding accidents when the pioprr ap
■ of oiilnrtnliimenK where
I hey are
r« mmle will l.e eburKe.l plication of tin* breaks would not be sufticient.
■ advertldlnit ratre.
not provided for indescriminute blowing, especially
neighborhood of band concerts.
assoc i a t k o
c iiu n h
To "jump on” such persons, or to "bawl them out will
AJMOcluted
i* #»xolunhave
little, if any. effect in reducing noise in the neighbor
Hill ltd to ihf tiH»' fur !»•
Uiin of ull m*w«i ctI*iinit■Mii’-f* hood of the park. | Little boys will laugh at us and the "Uluxidln thin ]in|M*r lint! .uIjhi Um»
TltWl |)\ilillnlH'd lien lit
/ " ♦in tl river” will tell us, politely as he is able, to go to Hell.
* lilt Illicit I#111 Of h|n*i*i11 I
herei n a r « a Imu n^erviul So we will have to devise other means of combatting this
nuisance.
fESD AY, (X T . 20. 192U
If all parent's, in Hie city who appreciate music will give
their
children a little curtain lecture on politeness and its
IH R R A i.n n .A T ro it M
application to band concerts, we believe that that in itself
1 i t a f l take Nf spnfprd'* fr«»4 will go a long way toward minimizing the annoyance caused
by pluyful youngsters in the park.
r r n p l r r m a t e to Jarkan a
Then, if the city commissioners, who are providing SanM in a o f
Ht.
Juhim-iN- I for,| w
|)H. s,.niees of the band, will also detail a police|tl B l « r Cannl.
! man to the vicinity of the park with instructions to arrest
taa df'Sikltr way.
(IMS’ pool, I r a n i*
rutirt*. drivers unnecessarily tooting horns, Hie inconvenience of
or imitdinK Pr„ 'draining one’s cars to hmir the soit t and sweet or strains
liticrin, ni»nm - jj(|f»i* trying irruni^laiufs will ix* com ■.iderablv
(Cnpyrlaht
TIIK (jUERN of Rumanin, inter
esting lady worthy of hospitality,
is here. nm U " the front page. The
willow of a President of the United
States eomeu mi the name limit,
and she i> nut mi the front page.
This is mi IS karat democracy,
but we are slid a till It
etited in queens tliaa
1pimple.
The sen. ii editor nf the New
York American fears that with the
queen* an.val llus country may
id hoa
a .li-posit ion closely a|>
O'A
proachi lit; -in.hl.i Unless.
Troops are sent to meet the
queen. the officials of New Nurk
,.jty warned (•> wear striped trous
e r . Mark I rock emits, stove pipe
h„|s. , i.
Thai may not he snoiihishne. .. Imt we evidently feel that
while Um-le Sam may look at a
finern, he urn I do it respectfully
hat in ham/.
|
i nk
S t a n d a r d Ma k e s at rtcj.wj,
UUABANT
Bargains in ijJ
Phonograph
Columbia
Phonographs
Records
Rines Filling sta
1113 Hanford Ave.
GET THE RES?
Flower Urns, Cum-rttij
of nil kinds, Uimfiuj- fa,
ment Coloring, i;te.
I MAN! VN Chr -■ an ■<(»-
,,f \Vvv A»'i-k, greeting the
ivm...... . Romania. remind you
SANFOR D ('EMEU
PRODUCTS Co,
i ni language is tn tin*
iliglie.
nnd M a pl e
eg peg, ns , “ itlltl vellit
I, o
.1
di s t noi s a
' |>hont|
t
(.'»•« m Iaa Inn of / O r mi ni-
i
Hot e i l l l l cl . N
true 11<»b of h o i* I e ▼« r u
»Uml I,. k«» II niii lip.
Ipflon of Hi* l»«*fiTitlffrn-
1 CIUON 0 ( 1.
F. AW ALT.
<I
If Death (Vi tit’icatvs Told tho Tnillt
progri* ni.
itiM 11
■ •Ion
of
achiMil
a} i i r m
That London publication which predids I bat ■ u n i e d a y
ih proifklmi fur Itirrrfmnl
(lllllfi.
death ccrt it a ali s will *•■11 t!ic tft iill gi’> “• “i a e x a m p l e s
P A IN T IN G
\\ IN I KliS, nol w It Inoil
ed hy w hat they
hefme r<>\’.ii
Phone r.fiRAV
of what such certificates will say. For indaiice:
VERSE FOR TODAY
In
country
is not
"Died alter thirty years of overwork."
inon i Ni j o. i iilinut i In* R u m a n i a n
in
I
D
U
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i
i
¥®*E IS BUT ONE COD
“Smoiliered lo dejitli worked, lived and : lepi
ipiorn Ilian f i ng l aa d w a s alauit the
Ood, o f Israel, there i= m> filuled room;-.."
arriNal of B u f f a l o Hilt.
ktf. thee, in heaven ithuve, nr
•Toisnned by bis wife: she did not know how to cook.'
Ea c h country
is i nt erest ed m
beneath, who keepcst
Arthur Brisbane would add to those: "Died at the lop. H i s what it hasn't got.
•nd mercy with thy mtv
T A M I ’A
Walk before thee Nvitti all brain, never taught to work, gradually dried up.
he«rt." I h' ings m 2.1
t'lllS r u t \TRY will lejirn ar*
Any of us could add correct statements lor use in death
Ti l e VV'.rld w a r prnilllcetl few
ei a>i tide that a highwji;,
will
certificates
from
our
own
observation
and
knowledge
ot
tin1
'illtrtt
j i f si mg liernes f ur
the
im
we
know
Thei
B A 'fE R
-May
tlea\ I all Toiiloldle 1 r a ve l i n g
.‘ ill
faithfully serve Tllee, I tie Iiv causes back of deaths that were untimely.
n
m
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l
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o
.
i
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i"ii
"I
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c
O
ionl
bis
mii|.- an lion i w 11ti no lull
to
t and*true Cod.
"Killed because he never was taught to obey" could be keep t lii in m place is a danger tn r i i ne . It whs the g r e a t e s t w a r
truthfully placed upon the death eerl it I n ates o! so many oils a • aliv railroad e eh it i-n ; nf all im-. . Imt d i f f e r e n t f ro m all
FO OTPRINTS
lit her.-. i i . I lie Nliahville l!;ltint r
people who have been the victims, and usually the causes, I I’ l l s 11a i IIS.
d a y to a c n r r l i T o r Cod,
of automobile accidents. The same phrase could be a- truth , In i head on eolli-ioii lii-.t Suin i T h e III.lie i ill |Ceti ve PI Will I
[And fit'omul Him not. Hot ns
the ili li i i i ni ’i and
i oini hllalimi
trimi
fully used to explain the death of nearly every pensoii who d a y one ma n tin ned iid1 1■ illy timii , o f the mi.|a , m g f orces. T h e late
-’rOCt3 *riodlK<S
WIJ0(ls un- ! violates the laws of health 01 breaks the laws of his country. ' lietund a ( r e e k, put on the h r u k r s j w a r e'a > Med all o t l ie i s in this re
And then there are so many eases where the death ror-j1;'"1 -knhlfl mf a cjo i 111111111; I giird. h in.inhered s ome
it ►Where one scarlet, lily I
direct ion.
four I
I
tificate
could give sonic startling insight into a person’s life. iln,m l,1‘*
, 1)1)11 dead, which, o f c our s e,
Wil.i
flkmed,
were killed and all tho II n u n ;
H li footprint in (lie nod.
: upiii t from I he d e s r t u c l i o n o f prop
"Tortured for forty years and then assassinated by bis p ant s o f 1 wo c a r s hint.
| e r t y , the c luperiMutiun o f
mil
nagging family" would probably be resented by that family
S p e e d should lie limited s t r i c t l y I
J d e n l y , all u n a w a r e .
i lions und Hie w a s t e that
c ome s
weeping
at
his
bier.
But
just
such
things
as
that
are
going
loii [tie piddic h i g h w a y s , if twees
in the deep shadows,
l f r o m Hie total e x t i r p a t i o n o f e n
j s ury, hy a iiieehnmeul a pp l ia nc e
kero
on day in and day out.
e r g y I hal belongs to c on s t r u c t i on
iry hermit thrush
"Suicide. Death caused by perpetual worry over his busi ' on e v e r y ear. A nd re c kl e s s d r i v and devel opment.
uugh the holy twilight ness and domestic troubles.” How often that would be the l i n g r e s ul ti ng in deatli should he
Modern w a r f a r e is a g a m e p l a y
eh——
|
puni s hed a . m a n s l a u g h t e r .
ed b y men, l o tie s ure, but d i r e c t
11a voice upon theair.
i truth! And how many times the death certificate could
*
I truthfully say: "Died from cancer of the soul. IVrmitted his
ed by siienlistH, The c h e m i s t s and
l.OKRIN A. Tluirstnn. ciIii>•r ,,f llie at ithnicti ci ans ur:* the direct*
the world with duirkening mind to dwell continually upon unfriendly.,unkind thoughts."
tile tlnni,|lllil Ailvcrti<ci, I- tu l i'. |
The London paper probably knows that its prediction of :iOil i : m li lt m ,ii iilinut i.ur lijiwji I i ng fm tor. F i g h t i n g is done
anti longed for any|iart |
f ro m the air, wi t h poison g;»s, with
saving heanty he
1 truth for death certificates is for a>time some million years j,jlU, Isljoiil' t i lings mure Mlti'lcst 1long r a n g e gun . h u r l i n g
s hel l s
that kindling ers|it.«y
hence. Until lias given its readers something lo think about. . m g Ilian llie ( p i c i n nl Rmnnnia I and d u e l l e d li\ men f a r he hip i
God dwelt within my
j will ha \i In tell VWI
O
llie f i l e s o f battle
A r m i e s live in
2 <i()8 Sanford An,
MODERN WARFARE
S
TIV rS
wh en the G e r m a n s vvoie pr a ot i c a ll y
m roll!, t he i r mo r a l e gone and ills
tip]tlit- shot io pieces.
Th e com
mani l c r of vvhnl w a s called
the
lost In ignite had hi- ■ hmu e
and
■ o< ,.piiil it, g a l t a n l l y a heroi ne all
A m c r i ' U o f l u i r , ttmiigh H a r e is ome d'Uilit that he e v e r o c t u a l l v
used the d ef i a nt e.x|oe.ssion
that
made him s ta nd a p a r t as a hero,
flu-re w e r e ot h e r i t v l a n e c s ,
tint
nol many. Tho men wore wi lli ng,
hut tin-' science o f
war
tins
so
t h e n ugh l y c h a n g ed
that o p p o r
tunities we r e , a ging.
tlie.v
d if fe r e n t
fiuin
former
w a rTh e w a r hot ween the s ta t e s
ni Hi’ - c ou n t r y dev el ope d hundre ds
of h e me s o f s o n g
and legend
wher e the Worl d w a r dev el ope 1
one
In that w a r it w a s men. not
mn- - e - , the f ought . G e n e r a l s were
mi N e i i al He l i el ds
a nd f ought
a l ong with their ol di erc a nd will)
equa l n - k
l.ee, F o r r e s t . S l o ne
wall .tail, on, killed at ( lumcel
|o| s \l l l e, leli S i l l , i l l . s tint to death
irt.
F u r in -lam r, H a w a ii e. tin* "illy d u e ' " i t s and l . ' r i r g e n e r a l s
keep ill
'i e llow
T a v c ! n,
.losepti
F
— fiostmi Transcript.
uppl.V
la le a i I'm- sh ip s and 11y ^ mm y mi l es from the trout. T h e r e
.lidinson, wounded
at
Manassas,
m g ami Inm s in a I ’ucific ncciiu ter
is Id tie o p p or t uni t y f or i ns t ance s Albert Sidney Johnson, killed at
t o r k pofitifiit 11 h a r c l i v i n g
The Miami Trilumo hits nuno across som e m oi-t' ronimand- , rit iiiy Iniiinili'd east tout west t.y
of physical bravery hy individual Shiloh, John li. Hood, almost arm
wus h cacti
ot h e r
with 1
i inputs printed in The Prnirie Lumberman wbieh it says are H un k K n a g ionl 1‘anania, iie ith tactors. they move in masses. 1le- a aed legless I'rnin northein
------ 0 — ----j ton lotiK to riqntblish in th eir e n tire ty . But llie decalogue am i snul Ii itv I nahe ka an,I Ta Till V fight ill tinge bodies.
Iritis, Wheeler.
Pelham, Ashhv,
ihfUnnirti has been accused ' must be a p retty Rood one ns the Tribune "boils it d ow n " till i
Some (.loot! Facts From a New Decalogue
lie
torn
3ltor«
uncover , hoy I
" ' Goh r g e
W a r h mg t o n
and Rets th ese tlioiiR ht-inspiriiiR fa c ts :
|
.
S hondllne. Still looking for |
/dirt..
-o
Hinging, among llie t.etier 1
IH of New York office seek
I degenerated into milk I
jBg/i
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__ (Iieq nry wo r r i ed uhout the
P W f * of putting parties m
ford1 hut the mothers don’t
i to'caro much.
■■■■ ' O— —
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thfj chip on the shoulder wi re
1 to. atart a fire instead of a I
it. Would lie of mom value.
1
oVKopurter-Stur.
i feport that Mussolini is go .
t>e operated on the face of !
I abaurd," quotes uu exchange,
imitating Mr. Dempsey.
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to so,, something cheap
1 said tno customer,
ifl," Htiid llie clerk, point
fcj.to (he floorwalker, 'tunes
The Miami llei aid suggests Dial
ABmrionn legion collect some
onr bilU wlillt* in l'aris next 1
. Thfit' s a good idea ami seems 1
I * the only wa>* to colled
it
Week bunk clearings in Mia
.totaled
nearly
million dollars nmro than tot
I lame period in Itrji.
It tuk k
than d hurricane to blow ,
bank clearings in Miami.
j
T h e mail o rd er h o u s e takes the fa rm er's i ash and
b u y s nothiiiR f r o m him.
The buyer knows the local dealer,
know tite mail order people.
and doesn’t
U t i y i u R l o e a l l y , l i e d o e s n ’ l h a v e t o p a y in a d v a n c e
o f delivery.
When local business men make profit from local
consumers, they use the money to benefit their own
community.
Mail order money leaves the cum
inunity
UuyiiiR locally, the b u yer knows vvluit lie i s Ret ■
I iiir and ran rem edy m a ile rs easily if th ere is any
m istake.
I’atroniziiiR loeul merchants, lie finds that liecause lie treated them fairly when he had motie.v.
they will treat him well when lie has a run of hard
luck.
HHween buyer and mail order bouse, relations are
purely commercial and impersonal. When buying
and selling is done naturally at borne, the whole
community functions as one business family, with
.ail workitiR together for the common good, w h eth er
‘.bey realize it or not.
----O
PORTRAIT AND REALITY
II on the closed curtain of my s ir Ii !
M>’ fancy paints thy portrait far away
I see thee still the same b.v nighl or day;
< r o s s i n g llie c r o w d e d s t r e e t , o r u to viiiR briR h t
M id fe s ta l t h r o n g s , u r r e a d in g by t h e light
O f s h a d e d l a m p s o m e f r i e n d y p o e t ' s lav ,
O r s h e p h e r d i n g t h e c h i l d r e n at t h e i r p l a y
1 lie s a m e s w e e t s e l f , a n d m y m u - h a n g e d d e l i g h t .
Henry Van Dyke.
I V h I', A piei e o f llie gl obe ic
ing us llml and move il east will’d.
You will find that it would reach
f rom S a n F r a n r i s e o
across
the
Uni t ed S t a t e s mid a c r o s s the A t
lantic ocean, a c r os s E ur o p e , a c r o s s
T u r k e y in A s i a and into the m i d
dle o f P e r s i a .
Nor t h a nd couth il vvou'd reach
f ro m Sout h G r e e n l a n d lo Rio .la
nciro.
( tin- I law a nan 1 lands, I tie ecu
ter and c o nt ro l l i ng point of such
a vast place, a l e worth attention.
d
I'hone 75
(jon work.
A ll work guamnteed.
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of Commerce
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Is working for ihe Industrial grow th of Sanf«
and Ihe C ity's development as a tourist cent*!
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Mu' these were sporadic ... I hard
f I'll it lioioing |>In>11 in I tie worM lv t'iirt of the proceeding..
now Inigel> u ,iild, calcu
\|v in U mdoiildes m size this year to take Voik mmle individual
ti l.'ting liusnms-. And a terrihl
i are of the ineieasing cro]).
hi mse l f , though tl wa
a lllue business it I
A N E N G I . I S H gi rl has been in
Hi l ra ne e f or 1" mont hs , a nd f rom
i e v e r y di recti on conn* s i m e r e c f
| f u r l s to help her.
F a i t h c u r e s of
•;* do/.eii kipds. s p i r i t u a l i s t s , lietlml
l ists.
A Ja panese
wrestler b e
lieves that
p hy s ic a l
t r e a t me n t
would r e l ie ve her.
mid
a good,
I Ch r i s t inn s en ds a bottle o f holy wa
ter I mi n the mirueuluiis s p r i n g nf
| l. ourdes.
IvDDYAKI) KI I'Ll NO, MAN OF SORROW
SARASOTA TIMES
Mudynrd K i p l i n g recently g a v e
G u a r d s w(m w e i e killed in action.
to tilt* public
ittuil hei Inad;
or At.
there I- tin* s i g n i f i c a n t line:
' " l i e s and
poem-,
"Debit.- and
■ second I,lentenant ,J. K i p l i n g , 2 7 D-ltnr' ■ ' ed i t s . ' '
lie
........;
•Much
" " " !ia ...
.. "'inted
I hat. perh.-ip-, is (he w h o l e pa
mid s a i d about hattm.t -hat i- m
belie
story
I'tie light w e n t out
H" v o l u m e wbieh the
ho r eyi
l tie a ut
uthor
or l*ud\.,i d K i p l i n g
when
his
deni Iy i nt eml ed for
A inerica. These
b a f t s c on c e r n the World W a r ' and i j l l h n i i ' m
part in
i, vvhhh
A nerka'loVis
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Fertilizers. A m on g the many types o f A rm o u rs
C R O P F ertilizers you w ill find one specially suitable
For YOUR Crops a nd YOUR
i
W h ich ever type of fertilizer you select you can be syrtj
it is the highest quality in its class; our B IG C R Q P jl
mark on every bag and tag guarantees that. Descfif
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today.
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S A V E by givin g ns your sidewalk, driveway and fa
Warehouse
Sanford
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ii,
'it v-v
o
!> Masonic lilclg.
IN GIDKN TAl.t.Y
THESE
is
lands produce $ 1 00 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 wort h | Hi it ish, F r en c h, I t al ia n . B el gi an ,
w ;u good, mn| hjs a c hi ev e me n t *
of s u g a r e v e r y y e ar , $.10,1)1)0,001) i Gei ma n and A u s t r i a n a r m s ,
wa s
" e r e haseii upon the oppor t uni - 1
worth of pineapples, mid they h a ve imt s uch a s to develop individual
lies he g.ii e In liis
soldiers
so
to
I only begun their productivity. One expl oi ts .
I t w a s all l i e n n n d m i s Dtine in iudiv idital
Xjlloits,
otieern Im- r e c en t l y p ur c h a s e d no m as s piny.
It is Imt
island to plant fi.iJild more a c r e s of
A few instance- „l‘ individual * rti vvarfar* so mu more, Mod
ll.'ts changed, .as hltv
I p i neapples,
bcfoisni there were, to he -lire.
ot
III
t
h
i
n
g
1
wtiii li are modern
\nd at Honolulu ihe biggest
novsr gets up at buh- there Heoina no good reuson why
opr. has boon set to religion should not la* advertised. attention in the pulilic prints day lone, pointed to t he s t a r s ami suid:
by day the messngc o f ,the clii.reh " Y o u must admit that
s omeone
i -fe rr y Herald.
It I* the one thing which wo all mid Its miniattu’s.
made all that,"
f
frmours.
'be
ADVERTISING
n
Tiicre were never braver sol Sam thin-, llaneock, shot
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do i tIran those who fought along defending icmet.fr> Heights in Hi ■ N
Hie Marne or at Verdun and a' 'Gettysburg battle, Sheridan at ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■ A Hi na na nB ai
1-ill*’, at Arras, nl Chateau Thierry Winchester. Zollicnffcr, killed at
and other points where decisions ] Fisher Sre. k, Custer, Pit ki'll of \
meant much for both sides. There , the immortal charge. hundred and |
were no more dashing troops than |hundreds of such instance*, told j
tim e sent over hy this country Inland retold, woven into our tradi-j
end the war that there might lie Imn. will (lev
never
or fail
tail to inspire the ,
no nhsequent wars They under 1>oming general ions, \nd so of th*1!
a* i trials, they sublet-led th eir; revolut iomiry wa r
So of
the|
b"dies to exhaustion and almos’ Napoleonic u,n>, wtieri every sot- j
indignities and riirried on vvitli a dier in llm ranks was the potent ml .
irnmness of determination that. bearer m hi,- knapsm k nf the
"ig with their dash, made them b-'t'U) nf i tm ma r sh a l nf E r mn e. j
di-i isive factor in what event ti
How l i n e " old -lori es thr i l l a n d ,
d lint Ihe glory that citmc to ' ' thrill ii . nl,) as well a s y ou n g . I
ai, us the glory Hint i ame in Napoleon wa
l i e me nd nws a s
l'
mi r i t a , Loos.
I h e Irish G u a r d s h a d g o n e
TO T H E ma t e r i a l e y e Hie ca se pl.tved,
1 hat, and the A m e r i c a n
is Hint of an el ectric bell that will " H i t u d e in s om e of Hie w a r ’s a f t e r to ltie trout in the f i rHj months of
rather box Tnnuoy than
. t h e w a r . The batt l e o f L o o s wu jp.MLyi George* f ’urprnticr.
not r i ng.
T h e w i r e s a r e out of maths,
OUAI.A S T A R
.
1f o ugh t m Septeni
how much nmro respect
Young
c ont rol or the bu t te r y is w e a k .
>an
Damnation
to All...............
N e u t r a l.s " : , K i p l i n g
at rir - t
WllH rt,,U)rtU(|
f f i for the Bock* you lane
We are tidd lhal « f t cr the a c kno wl ed ge m a k e s the
Wh e n you c ons i de r that
there
it .m o r e whol e s ome Gian
Hmt
o
f
whole
............... woqndi-d and mi-deiir
l ike m i m e
the hockrt you have read
Chrialinu* holidays (hi y e a r t here world abut. J i‘ a d v e r t i s i n g will ad a r c in the bruin o f that gi rl, a s in 'b. title o v e r one s t o r y m the hook ; o t h e r f ; „ h ~ ,
I t ml v a n l
K I
Then came
is lo be launched a c a mp a i g n to ml- | vam e the Hn.lhei b.i.„| of man and e v e r y ' o t h e r h uma n brai n, 12 ,t)ll(l. , a - t o r y itbotit a vi llian ob v i o us l y j hoped a g a i n . t hope.
,I
sell oil to ffh<>
h e iit h o o
d a v w)i■ • ,|ie
t |, w a r o f f i c e eor
■ ret Jean, t r y i n g to -ell
phange annmiitceH that veriise religion vvitli the view of the love o| t o i l by lii’iugiiig mi'll 1)1111,1)00 norvu calls, you wonder
that
we
a
r
e
not
alt
of
ume
nt
al
ly
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p
o
w
e
r
s
in
the
y
e
a
r
l!H
5
.
j
r
e
e
l
ed
"the
,
,,-st
to rend»rie, completely recon- I *timulniin* interest to the point
first re p „ r t
It t* s t r a n g e in a w a y .
K i p l i n g ' s "killed
" 1" " " tn net ion
rl
1
reR<l
rlnce Carol, ktsned tier when- nil mankind may bo benefit 111ml women in closer touch with the out *if o r de r al l o f the time.
• 'i‘-i ' a i v e l s a w the light of d a y in
Life haI an
(|he platform a* the train <ed. l’ lan* for tiii.s advertising teachings of Imly writ, those who .
T * . " t h e [(of
o f " tthe
he " F a t n C talher"Vver T m m
at. One place is us good '■cutnpitigti are said to tie in the enjoy the great blessings that fel
A C A M P A I G N has been s t a r t e d -.ile \n i e r i c nn i n a g a d n e .
W to-u queen.
I bunds of tut) clergymen represent- lowship in a church orgam/.Htion i unde r the di recti on ,, f the very ; VOJ o f hut w r i t i n g s , A met lean fn- l i e promd.;, f eels t h a t hud A m o r
u a v e a i nurvehuis impet us. If, icn e nt e r . ......... .. w a r a t t he i l
J?------- o
mg ttie itiffeient dunomiiintions.
|brings should t orfnmly approve of a bl e (lev. C h a r l e s S t e l / l e " t o soi l] Ills t o r t u n e t here a r e m a n y A m e r - | . .i ng or e v , o e a r l y in 1D l J ! f h e ifvos
Wondcnt Lawton In,* taken
|t ,s not a new Ihittg for the
I
re
l
igi
on
to
the
peopl
e.
"
Thi
s
means
j
u .in d ol l a r * .
t
cv'KDt<1 It* khick- I rhun h«*H tn ;ulvt'rtiHL‘, But lh«*v llhis move.
.mi a d v e r t i s i n g c a m p a i g n to a r o u s e :
B e l i ved h a p p i l y in A m e r i c a f or i ,u‘ v ‘ ‘ been ,ived tl " T h n V \ s \ h
roJ^ by Kiris in thi*
(linvi* in*vwr rtirritnl cm an exU-nsivv ! W' i h the fri vol i t i es ami a r l i f i ' i n t e r e s t in religi on.
Way
HunR, ‘ mon
►ill
11
I" ‘ arupaign to a ll■act people to the j eial it ies ot the |>ri'smit d a y he 1 It m i g h t he w i s e to hire a good a li me, a n d m a r r i e d n Ve r mont ] t h ‘‘ thmmht,run.
""in"".
Once a s he l ay g r e v i o u s - I Ami you e.immi a rg n h wi t h men
f.tlwro is Kouiellung immmitl different Inmees of vvorshiii by |ckoi iing on e v e r y hand to the
|astronomer.
I f the people could ly ill in a n A m e r i e n n lintel, p r a y e r w bo think ni,,. that.
T h e y h av e
setters, but Who cun deny using the gres* mid imiga/.ines.
art’ belt* ! than nothing',' ] Some denominations have advanced ybeo ung, more cons i derat i on should he p e r s u a d e d to g o out at night, I m*1* t i n g s f o r his r e c o v e r y w e r e been ton deeply hurl
gi ven to (lie deepei and inure
' s t a n d al oi le, a n d look up at tin ; hi hi a l l o v e r the land.
n :—
-o
i further than other- in ihi* direc ser i ous i
lolly of K mnford waHjnuch- tion, though none Imve ever en of the "le. the r el igi ous te a c hi ngs s h y , r e l i g i o n wpuld g a m rapidly.
W h a t t hen, is tin* c a u s e o f t h e , . I h ‘‘ , ! ti,t')i w a r o f f i c e ha s o f
nt the Frens Meet and it tered into the Heienre i f advertlH- uml one S a v i o r and His disciples, 1 Thill is h o w it s ta rt od. Napoleon. I ill t e e l l ng he s e e ms to h a r b o r to i B*red a lorn-wi* on the E n g l i s h
w'ay
to
turn
the
thoughts
^decided to have him shot ing a long the lines tlml -u.cesafiit of t ho:,*There's
y*>ur
who have us y e t been uu ' .st a ndi ng at n i g h t on the deck o f f « : n d ub — t h i s E n g l i s h ne a r - h o r mi t j C h a nn e l for sale.
i possible just after * 1111- business men bnvo followed, but
■ f llm g i f t e n p e n ?
T h e ut mwer tf h a n e e , Mr J»y |,.
,
touched is to bring forcibly to their Ihe shit) c a r r y i n g him to St. l i e
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Cement Contracting
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m
twm
BBAtlfimmial
intentions.
tht tif huo ’em.
o
AND
d e c o r a t in g
Our practical experiencedfield men will be glad to,,
help you solve your feff*
tilizing problems without
obligation on your par%
* /2
r m
o
I perhajia i» found in the history o f 1
'be fighting done by the Irish.! Headlines
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Guard 'llLtn e World War, In the C A PTA IN , o n EVE OF GAME
uppen
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�IPH O N E
148
SOCIETY EDITOR
J ijr
[pertinent ot tho
fill* Imvo a bog
lock at the dijb
will be hostess
_ of the "Gud|e
lub at her h6me
'3. o'clock.
fCirclo will meet
Brooks on Oak
['clock.
Jay
^it meetinir of the
Association for
jiool will be hold
the School Audlitts and friends of
jol are urged to
er No. Twoo of
told regular meeV
Ijt at the Masonic
lers will entertain
Ines Bridal party
Mrs. L. B. Holler, and two chilled ding rehearsal returned home Saturday from
Irs. A. D. Zachary
points In Virginia, where they have
.me.
»nt Teachers As- 1een visiting the ppst summer.
East Side Primary
{clock.
.Judge er.,! Mrs. James G. Sha
llmvay will enter- ron returned home Wednesday aft■ Luncheon Club t ern0(in fr),m .Jacksonville where
Cameron Avcnuo.
they spent the week-end on buslIi,B> Nuptials
» t |nen**
at the First!
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lloyd returned
(lub will meet at home Sunday after a sum emrat
Mrs. Alice E* Hill Detroit, Mieh.
[esc f ourt.
,'esley Class will
Mr, nI1(] Mrs. John Gillon, fornarty at 8 o’clock mer residents of aSnford, hut now
fs. John W. Sneed 0f Mayo, Fla., arrived here Tuesbts. All members day, after spending the past fortin Hallowe'en ni^ht with his mother at Louisville,
; Ky.
] Department of j
-------Holy Cross S crv-j
|)r. Sunnier Pulestnn, and Ralph
meet with Miss j Wight returned home Tuesday uftapel, at 3:30 e'- i ornooii from, various
points in
Canada.
pnlny
Mrs. W. II. Hynes, formerly of
ry Ilnur at 10 Sanford, but now o f Daytona
infold Public Li- Bench, spent the day here Tues
day with friends.
fiday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Estey and
jh wilt meet with
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Tangerine,
rdincr on Myrtle
were in Sanford Wednesday as the
b’clock.
guests
of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
League Unit of
Key.
I Church will meet
I with Mrs, E. D. I
L, mi0
j Mrs. Roy Faircloth, Mrs.Buford
ng iit 7.30 o’clock Knapp, Mrs. Leopard Nildack and
](.
j Miss Evelyn Darrow motored
to
„
jjJeLund Tuesday.
lay
j
-------will meet at the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Beatty
htirclt at 3:30 o’- ! announce the birth of a daughter,
he birthday party Saturday, October Hi. Mrs. eBatty will be remembered here as Miss
M. U.
Sidiuiry Union o f , Nora Louise Prosser.
irclt will have til
-------It .‘1:3(1 o’clock.
| Claude Sistrunk left Tuesday for
[ting and bridge Jacksonville* where he will remain
Social Department! until Saturday as the guest of his
Club at 3:00 o’-[brother.
Is Mrs. John W . !
-------John Mcisch, Jr. | Miss Louise Kmart and her fa
ther, W. L. Kmart, o f JacksonHindu's and Mrs. { ville, are in Sanford attending the
It,.,.-.I to Orlamio j Khrine Ceremonial and are the
I hey spent the j guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
' Lane.
DfeMbLAY TO
id with handsome doth and conNevertheless, Esthonian women physicians have been employed for
era! with the largo birthday ca^te, manage to give their complexions several years, but it took nearly
Iced in white and topped with two tho latest Paris tint, and there is another two years o f campaigning
On Monday evening at
Apparently no lack o f lipsticks.
tiny pink tapers.
before
authorities
consented
to
o’clock
them will be an 1mj
Esthonian women also manage to
Games o f all kinds were pinyed,
permit women to compete wi'h meeting of the Do Molay.'l
got
pcrftnin;s,
toilet
waters
and
and late stories were told by Mrs.
hair .tonics which are suggestive men To job* ni d< nti«t^ in the j Masonic Temple. All membe
Amy Starch, o f Detroit, Mich,
)
o f Frnnce.
j
lived to he present.
Following the games tho little
An
effort
was
made
t,i
tii-cnvrt
1
guests marched into the dining.
room where refreshments of cake ' v,hcrt' *'«!
Ice cream, lemonade, and candles atres obtained their toilet prepara
tions but the customs officials fail
wore served by Mrs. George Huff,'
ed to get any information from the
mother of the little hostess.
rouged lips as to how they acquir
The children enjoying the occa ed their coloring.
sion were Doris Nelson,4 Glorino
Huff. Mildrctl Alspneh, Virginia
Is Bob A Drawback?
Nelson, Colleen Huff, George Cut
HOLLYWOOD (/Pi is short hair
ler, It. L. Hill nmi Junior Nelson. a help or a drawback or vice- ] ■
versa for long hair?
a
Five of the leading featured
players for Fox Films like their i ■
Piano Selection: ‘ ‘Scottish Leg- j C. Howard nmi Mrs. J. B. Little,
Keel Superior To Clothes
locks long, and four have hobs. •
end". Mrs. U. R. IX'ns.
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t/Pl—Spend nil
The bitrliers' "friends" are Madge ! ■
the money you can afford on Bellamy, Alma Rubens, Margaret 1■
clothes until you ittv established, Livingston ami iteatu Hoyt, Their ' J
Quartette: ‘‘The Candy Lion",
H o ld B ir t h d a y P a i 't y
and then act as though you were “ enemies" aie Olive Borden, Janet ■
MrH. Victor Robertson, Mrs. ,1. H. ' .r. ...
", 7TT .
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,
The Womans Missionary Union superior to clothes, is the advice Gnynor, Dolores Del Rio, Kathryn J*
Jolclough, Mrs. C. H. ( ook and 0f the Baptist Church will hnvo a given to business girts by Mrs. Perry and Florence Gilbert.
(m
Mrs. Wr, S. Leak.
I Birthday party Tuesday, Oct. 26. IIH, n " r«odwnnl,
" stenogIt is probable that Olive Borden |(
The Atlantic Const Line has under construcliun
1at the church parlors at 3:30 ratd’.e'. and now a successful ad would not have been slarrefl in |*
vertising and sales executive.
|o’clock. The public is invited, nnd
In Florida the following projects:
four of her pictures if she bad had 5
struction, is in th(> city for a short
To live her commercial life a bob. \l) four parts made it cs ■
each person is linked to bring n
stay at tending he Shrine Ceremon penny for each year of their ago.
Mrs- "oedw ard says sential that
the in tress
have ■
The ! ’en v- Mont teello mt-off, that will open n
ials. II is the guest of hr, and
®
The proceeds of (his affair will be s*l,‘ 441,1old
1 never he afraid of nny- luxiniJint and long hair
Mrs. E. 11. Mobley at their home on
new
thnuigii mil route hetweeu Central Florida
m-ie
“
Pd
know
they
were
given to the "Margaret Fund," ch- tmi, ^’rt‘
So too in the case of ,Mis |)i-l ■
(Ink Avenue.
and the West Coast to Lite Middle West. It will
tahlished to provide an education ju-t as much afraid of someone Rio and 111*■ others, Tin* host an (
or -ometIting."
lit' ready for freight truffle early in 1927.
for children of Missionaries.
svver for those girls bobbing anil *
Mrs. John McNamara :unl small
A very delightful program has
not bobbing is Hint they appeal , *
Sues Because of Age
daughter, Patricia of
Daytona ‘ been arranged in which some of the
best as they are. That’s the mam j *
A line from Immokulee to Deep Luke that will
BE It I.IN t.-Vt i.mv
Doraine, idea back of their eonelusians about 1(
Bench, former residents of San beat local talent will lake part.
give
through rail service to Everglades;
Get man movie slur, admits that ll the idea Irene Castle first put into ■
ford, are
visiting here as tin Refreshments will he served.
is
no
i
t
.me
to
mention
a
woman’s
guests of Mrs, Archie Betts on
effect.
J[
age without her consent, but it
Sixty miles of double truck between Trilby and
Pnlmetton Avenue.
. ___
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■
ought to he made a penal offense
Riehliiuil,
about 10 hiiles of which have been com
"m ill'll School Dentists
,■
to state that a women is older
John McNamara of Daytona
pleted
and
plaeed in service;
BERLIN i/P> Professional wo I ■
I tli an she actually is. She filed
Beach wit] arrive here Wednesday
men in Gel many see another vi.-- ! (
afternoon from Tampa to join his j A quiet, yet impressive wedding ' T '
‘im ages against torv for the feminist movement in ■
The largest locomotive repair shop,: under one
wife and baby win
m are visiting here taking place Monday at. high noon
. " f ,!' .
the ruling of i tie federal Minis! rv *
Mini's
Who”
in
which
her
age
toot
on tlie Atlantic Coot I in-, .t! Tampa:
as the guests of Mrs. Aivhie Betts m (>i landn was t lint of Miss Gliidva ,
permitting employ ■
was given as .(g.
32. Stic
She sai
said she is of Eduealitm
,, ,, ,,,
,
,,
' . w:ts
.Belle ttynu, daughter of , Mr., nnd 1
I *-S
ou 1
< J.• and
, . could
, ,, prove it.
ment of women denti i , in the J
New shops f"i itmii'Oj’
It. II. Berg returned home Tues Mrs. .J. H, Wynn of Sanford,
and
public sihnols.
Women
school ■
bury,
( Intin, and Dtitinellon.
day evening from Miami where In* Granville Haywood Crabtree of
Mine.
Curie
Si
a,
an
has been spending the week end Chattanooga, Tcnii,
Tht' Tampa Southern, a subsidiary, is building
W ARSAW DPi - Madame Curie’ ;
on business;
Among those attending were
a line from Sarasota to Fort Ogden.
lik encss adorns one of the now
Otis Crabtree, brother of the groom
stamps fust issued by Poland. It
Mrs, Claude Ogilvie and baby Miss Blanche Wynn sister o f the
The Fort Myers Southern, another subsidiary,
is a delicate way of tcallin g that
EASY TO MIX
who have been spending some time bride.
is
building from Fort Myers to Marco. This line
the scientist is a native of Poland,
here as the guests of Mr. Ogilvie's
Immediately after tin* ceremony although by her
has been completed as far its Naples and train
marriage
to
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. the young couple left for Stuart. Peine Curie, she adopted
service will be inaugurated to that point this fall.
the
f t
Henry, left Sunday afternoon for Fla., where they will make their French nationality. It is a rare
their home at Fort Myers. ' Mr. home.
event, for any government thus to
Const ruction 1ms been authorized of a line
It’s easy to mix SnowOgilvio arrived here Friday to ac
honor any one who is not one of
from Thonotosassa to Richland that will provide
company his family home.
its citizens.
drift with flour or
towel. • The second high scan
prise, on embroidered towel, was
awarded Mrs. A. R. Beckwith. In
cutting for tho consolation prise,
lows:
„
,
|a buffet set, Mrs. B, R. Gray wad
Current events in nu.nr explain-I the lucky one.
ed and illustrated by Mrs. A. M. j After tho awarding of prices
' 1^ ' ..........
,,
the tables were laid with orange
Qua e te
ver Hill and Dale", doths and refreshments consisting.
Mrs Vudor {.‘bertson, Mrs .1. II.} of chicken salad, saltines. pickles,
at c oug i,
rs C. H. Cook and ! rakes and orange nde, were fcervod
Mrs. W. S. Leak.
, by the hostess assisted by Mrs.
1 1
“ The 01,1 Chapel; Verne Messenger and Mrs. J. B.
by Moonlight” , Mrs. R. R. Dens. ! Little.
Vocal Solo: "The Year's nt* the
Among those enjoying this pret
Spring” , Mrs. Victor Robertson,
ty party were: Mrs. A. H. Beck
Pitper, ‘‘ Mrs. Beach and Her with, Mrs. B. R. Gray, Mrs. J. R.
Worjc", written by Mrs. W. Gwynn Adams, Mrs. J. C. Stapler, Mrs.
Fox and read by Mrs. W. L, Hen Ralph King, Mrs. Verne C. Mes
ley.
senger, Mrs. A. W. Lowe, Mrs. D.
The Woman’s Day
*!M ^ io M ry Union to
Faith in Honda
Miss Wynn Becomes
! Bride of Tennesseean
V
Mr. and Mrs. Ogilvie and son,
Ray Ogilvie, of Gainesville, spent
the day here Sunday with their son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Ogilvie, who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Henry on
Magnolia Avenue.
Library Receives
Gift From D. A. R.
Locate “ Missing Girls"
LONDON (/P}— Two thousand
Tho library has recently been London girls are reported as ‘‘ miss
presented with a handsomely fram ing” every year, but only one in
ed copy of the Declaration of In 50(1 remains untraced and less
dependence, given by the Sallio than HI percent remain unfuund
Harrison Chapter, N. S. D. A. It. for more than a fortnight.
Nper in I officials are always en
It. is of special interest, as it is u
Kitftqui-Ccntcinilnl copy issued by gaged on the tusk of tlacing these
Hie Jefferson Society ns a memor missing girls, and it, is said that
•>» percent should never have lieen
ial to Thomas Jefferson.
Mrs. Ann Ness Brown, librarian, j imported as missing. Of the total
lias extended thanks to tho Uhnp-j'’f missing persons in the wltlou of
ter
for its interest in tho library,, hngland, less than two in every
The cozy home of Mrs. E. H.
Pago on Oak Avenue was bright and exhibit it to interested patrons. |thousand are never heard ol again.
with all kinds of Hallowe'en nov- 11 wil1 uls" ln' lls‘ " 1‘’onnection with
She Makes Glass
cities, festoons of orange and black ( historical work,
LONDON (A*)— Mrs, Graydon
crepe paper, baskets of gulden rod
Stamms, a collector of Irish glass,
and yellow dulses on Tuesday a ft
started a factory'in Peckham on
ernoon when she entertained at
bridge, tho guests being mem ~
.
made it a paying concern.
bers of the Guile Tyme Bridge
Mrs. Stamms discovered Ilia*
Club.
delicately tinted glass was scarce
Orange and black, the color
One of the most delightful of [mid decided to revive the hand j
scheme, was carried out in every the children’s parties given this I Hindu glass. She obtained an old
detail Tallies done in black cats, season was that of Tuesday after- [bottle factory, engaged n chemist
witches, goblins and other sug noon when little Miss ( ’olden Huff pind designer and discovered some
gestions
of the season were used invited a number of her friends iartists in Imnd-made glass
who '
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Mac
Neill
is to leave KaturN. <\, where he have as their guest, Mrv J- M,J m keeping scores for the onjoya- to help celebrate her second birth- had not made anything by hand
for years.
|blc game o f bridge. Late in the* day anniversary.
Davidsnn, of DeLatui,
tinier,
afternoon when scores were countA profusion of ctik flowers in the.
Evade Bun On Cosmetics
left Saturday for W. S. Uawtnorh of Tallaimssee, ed it was found timt Mrs. J. ('. pastel tints were used in decorat |
KKVAL, Esthoniii (/Pi- Cosmet
ing.
The
Refreshment
table
was
I
statu
superintendent
of
public
inStapler
was
holder
of
high
score
lincss mission.
ics are contraband in Esthonia.
Gude Tyme Members
E ntertained Tuesday
At Home of Mrs. Pa^e
l
sugar because Snow-
|"
drift is always creamy
j3
— just right for mix-
■
ing. And besides being
J■
t
Amusements
\ ' P eat
ContinuouH from 1 p. m. Co
II ft. m.
— TODAY —
|J
pure
rich ---- a
■
good-to-cat shortening.
J■
and
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kOOidnO-
WUT'lHE-7
ui4. TO
ilP
‘T e. h u p F O P AWHILE-/
r
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F O f? ^
t e ''
Scores of other improvements throughout th e
Stale are in progress.
.,
This program is designed to supply Florida with
the host possible transportation facilities;
it will not he slowed down or curtailed.
Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company
l l l i ; STAND MID l< \JI.KH \D OF T D K SOUTH
New Fall Dresses and
Underwear
81x90
Colored Bed
spreads,
rose, yellow,
blue, and or
chid, stripes.
Special— *
$1.95
•o ♦
DRESSES
25 Sjitin, h’lat Crepes. Wool Jer
seys and Novelty Wool materials.
925 values, special for Thursday,
one day only; all colors—
$19.95
LADIES’ TEDS,
BLOOMERS AND
GOWNS
P'ino quality Nainsook and Lingerie
materials, plain aiid lace trimmed.
Regular $1.25 and $1.50 values.
One Day for—
“The Magician”
Q) CoQQy- 0!r
a new short route between Tampa and Jackson
ville.
T h u rsd ay and F rid ay
Alice Terry and Antonio
Moreno in
it \ Q f
WflAT
I
creamy, Snowdrift is
S n o w d r i f t !
Miss Coleen Huff Isjsi
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Hostess a t Birthday thV mlfllti,'u of L,,n,lijn, «»«! has
f
t
Celebration Tuesday
Going S tale?!^
te e
T E tE P H O N E :
|and’she was given a dainty guest
MUSIC DEPARTMENT GIVES FIRST
PROGRAM OF PRESENT SEASON
Tho first program for the sea
son of the Music Department of
tho Sanford Woman's Club was
given Tuesday nfternoon befora n
large and interested audience amiposed not only o f department
jinembers but also other dub mem
bers.
A short business session wna
held preceding tho program presid
ed hver by tho department chair
man, Mrs. W. S. Leak, when rout
ine of business was transacted and
a number o f important matters
brought to. tho Attention o f the
members.
Mrs. Vicor Robertson, a newcom
er to^Sanford, appeured several
times on the program and was re
ceived with hearty applause. Mrs.
Robertson possesses an unusunlly
sweet Hoprnno voice, and is quite
n'n addition to local municipal cir
cles.
The program in full was as fol
RESIDENCE
95c
Grantland Rice 8po\t Light
“THE SPIRIT OF PLAY"
Aesop’s Fablen
50 PART WOOL
BLANKETS
PRINCESS
One dny only— Colored border, ex
tra special for Thursday and F r i
day—
Contlnuoaa from 1. p. n. to
,11 p m.
i— TODAY —
$3.95
Richard Talaadgc in
'
‘“The Broadway
Gallant”
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Action Picture
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.
al storm o f grunt intensity,
whipping out of the West Indies,
a- .h lushing Havana and the west
. , ,,..st ,.f Culm today nnd threatenin-r to leap across into Florida.
It,.fore all cable service to the
islmdh) capital was severed, reports
10 , eiveil by the Cuban consulate
Ihm o sai,! that more U)nn lfiO hornet,
hml been demolished in the thickly
1j,o(dated Vi bora and Jeanus del
I Monte residential sections.
The
American embnssny la loented in
[alter district. No word hnd
' l.cen received from the interior.
The Vibora and .lessus del Mbntc
|.mhlions of Havana are thickly
i populated, older parts bP the city,
I nil, e the sites of many of the finest
in the. ancient enpitrtl
of
: homes
.....
,
,
! 1 aba. The American em baaayjs
(ContinuJTj
|bermise of hi* f t f j
Lane, prosidt-nj” ^,.
Shrine Clul,, ht>s. A*
day.
Jin (l><’
iM M,onte 8f ctf° ns
and is a large strongly constructed
I residence, occupying the greater
part of a block with its nmplo
grounds.
I Asa! ■ from the occupants of the
I embassy, which is the residence of
I'nited States Ambassador CrowdJ,t . and bis household staff, there
' Pftrk Avenue
ftm) stm , ,
oratc(I
|
|
Edvard .J. |
tentate i,r
other orr;,.,.rn
« i.p^l
Pullmans, which ^1
side track oppo^o ,
nue o ff of Wes* p-J
Additional dw^o
UP early this ,nnrJ
American fla^s
rnttncnt anchoring,
curbing <m |.'irr,t
Avenue were m
men. The downkjjj
sent* a irnlu nppt *
Shrine Colors nnS
su
M
n4
«»
Storm Bd
(Continued fro«j
ore a few A m e rican reside n ts s e n t- ! steam ship t lua, hi J
ti red here and th e re , b u t m ost j M exico for
A m riia a s have moved in re ce n t l’ * Havmm. r,■ported I
>ea, i to the Vedado. a re s id e n tia l hl5 '
.... I hrujJ
...
'A'
tent ,>!' llie town lyitm across town
‘dL'ii'inu I'tin
trout \;hn>,i ami Jesstis del M onte, t
1,11
ami i:\ei lool.int: the Half o f Alex-! 1'’“ ‘‘ "'k
•Vl . yt.
?P ' "
M OM 'N P O P
6eE,«0M ,T hiS)S
C rtA P ^ R O M .
»*•>
NtA *>IPVfCr. IKf
By Taylor
Reason Enough
1
A M Y ,T A K E THlS SODP O V E R T o V
, r s AND DON'T S T O P T o P L A Y — /
MOVd. I 'M GOING T o CALL HER
)’ A N D T E L L HER ToD'RE COMING
1 ^ u P P o '.L
•WOULD £ri
*TJ(E a t S T V E G E T A B L C
'L HAVE Pt-C I .
TUPT
,
S oup y o u e v e r .
M AD E — W H Y DON'T
J
YOU SEND S O M E
OYER T o D O T ?
ie f o f Police H. Leslie (Juitctt
at noun today ordered e ve ry policeman in M ia m i on d u ty to a w a it j (
'. ''c ly ttmj
storm developm ents m id s ta tio n e d ! , u
1<’t‘n r,,il,,ffcd L
tr lie l men a t strn le w ic p oints about to n ,,lt " ' l t ouringj
(tie c ity to render aid i f n o rsssnrv. i . n ,n *‘’ rm ittonti
The dot>rs o f the ja il
open to prisoners w ho are heads o f ' <>l
t
' ‘i 'v''h ij
fam ilie:. to p ro te ct tlie ir homes anil
“ l'lueltm iaij
i c mein w ith litc ir fa m ilie s in the
m u irrn .in c wouljj
event the Im ri’ieaiie s trik e s lie r e * H ',l<. m se.tiiin, .So
Then im 'ii were released mi th e ir •
w ,,h tnrn|
honor to rem ain a fte r the omerR- 1,1 trLS
" logh.
enr v had passed.
I ./
w” *t
a ll ei ty a it, | 11 unity i
Shortly Itefor noon a driving , (
fj).
lortn wjn
in swept across
aeros the bay iiini over;
rain
k.
Vk..
■T4EL
;' m
Mr. tit
' ‘ ‘ ay wris
tile exact l rend til j
but de,
Ik ' "V
N
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W £ E -m c y
-( T a v I ' a
) NO.TBANK S ™
I HAD ^OME a t
HOME,BESIDES
BOWSER ONLY
LEt’T ENOUGH
ToR Y o o
ii:
It’ e iit\. Many lioines have been
KKV \\ MSI
ri paired only slif,r)itly sinee the re-I
cent devaslatin^ hiirrieane, and 1 Key We-t ti;H pn
fears were expressed generally j M est Indian hurri
that a prolonged hard rain would : shutters have !nta,
ei use tmteh damage here.
!
Kencially i)|
The Weather liureau at 12;I.u ; *
rr.
o’clock reported a steady dlpp in t . ,n<! 111,1 ',!lvlfC)l
the barometer f.-tm Sitf.lHi at 1) o'- (S;" ‘ 1T ls ," r,n *:tr*nl
clock to
with a driving rain 13 u,u 1 11"
A report was
and a eontihued moderate wind.
West today that i
Precautions were taken hero on
an extensive schedule with the is- apartment Luilding
sunnee o f newspapers shortly before ! lfl ^ ‘ivnnn,
noon with first storm information.
,,
~
All < iiy employes abandoned Ihcir L j l l C e n M S flC
work as the news and reports came |
fillP R t At
in ami liepan preparations
|
,
. I
Meanwhile Tampa and other
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O T S A N D H ER BU DDIES
6oT COMPANY
TO BBlNG
R;i'
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G* VMOhA
'TOO HAVE
WtAUO SO
tAOCH
LATELY.
P t A N O T T\AN \\it B
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AWPxLWTtt 1
t’M COMIN -
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TOO ABOUT j
OB, HOW
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BYOH,
B o o ts
By Martin
dT*"
I W A N T T o o T o M t f c T MAY
Y T
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TRltND,
Y W O i N A N D . H \G T A T T H tU
P \G
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Greetings, !"erdy
HEY B O O T * ! / 5 H A K t
A Y o o t —Y o O N E
© D B UA«>
,L JAYIOU
t'vt H I A U D C.o MUCH
ABooT T o o , \TEtV
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HI i- i
You ALREADYTl1tr■riff -ti' 1; ■■'’r
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!M A S
UTAUY ?
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5i,rml;‘r »*r* - 1 ami h o ^ r - i d i f
v.s-iitlu r furvi iistrr »
A ■i
S'h
i .unions.
at Tampa, deelarinir it might la ' ,-V
S:' 1^ ' '
Wright and the Rn
nceesary to issue hurricane warnj ii gs lieriire midnight, warned ship-, d'affaires, Hailu Dll
muin- j
, ping and residents to be prepared „famous blue
,
I for mi emergency.
I House, tbev at onrtj
The storm was kicking up high ; <>a" !lt"*be legation.
I sea-, tin* Steam ship Ulna, in the I Annapolis, where f
j •till 1 of Mexico f orlv miles west- i nietors toihr., hnldjj
; 'witInvest of Havana, advised the ' ''derest 'for the Quo
|Tropical Itatlh, Station at t) A. M. « « . 1‘ iiiiee XichoU
j and a driving ruin was falling. Thai training in the Brill
| barometer reading was reported a s 1balds the rank of Ur
I 211.5-1.
! Rumanian Navy. H
j Fioni the interior. Advices to this uniform as ht!
the Westi ru Union said the wiml j lion with Ids motl
bafl attained n vi-Ioeily of f*rl mile l ' Hernia, and other
a i hour in Havana and that the ; partv.
i barnineler at U:.H) A. M. was fallA fter Annapolis,
im; rapidly,
agdln the states M f
1 Weather Ituv.'au reports from ton nnd New York lit
V.asldiigtoti, de.-eribing the ili'.hirb- path today. The
, a nee as o f “ gloat intensity," said [train carries her
I il was moving north or norlheaaf I N,.\v York late this I
! and hurricane warnings were o r - ic o n c lu d e s the
j dered fm- the southern Florida Jnu.„t*s lour j„ an
i const and storm warnings for ecu- grams.
1 tral Florida.
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FCIEMDS y o o a p e '-
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A N 17IC DEr.r fA W PEUAi^.1!
a c e b b b l vkx w r t e l l .
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19— Buildlnff—Contracting
67— Rooms With Board
l\. TIIK C U tt'U T COI'IIT, SKV- .-el anil
n*l<T* «* frhudttt
| _ THRASHER & tJARNER
185— L o ts F o r Sale.
90— Automobiles For Sale
HATH J lllll'I A I, CIH rl lT n r I e.rl«ln ..... 1 of conveyance; I
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FI.OHIDA. 1.1 AM ) KOH
KernsldI Hnr<Iwar«y|
U2 S. Park Avc.. Sanford
.RATES WORK W A N T E D for dragline or i W A N T E D — Four boarders, prefer
puny to .Matiel I,. I 'ernjld,' ai
Cl l l V T l OK DKMUOt.ir.
cancel and set aside us fr*'
1 l\ O lA M K ItV .
or ernne on day basis or contract.
men. HUM i-;|ln Avenue.
Advance
WATSON M, 'llB E L Cnmjtlnlnnrit.
a certain deed of conveyance *1
Ample equipment for any size job.
81— W a n te d — T o R ent
i
Maln-I U Kerim Id to ('umphall.j
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IN.
In
Ills
null
son. Ill both of which deedlf.1
Thompson and Moseley, Dredging ROOM mid board.
DODGE
BROTHERS
FOR
SALE
l
1820
ill be received
rlnliJ', ami‘an Kxeeuinr mul Tno
proplrly hereinabove descrlbefl’ ^
Contracting. 417 Wallace S. Bldg.
W A N T E D —To rent nice five or II hitch good citrus land, 4 miles,
Avenue.
: lie finder the Will of M'AIII'.I. I..
conveyed, and to set aside anf
collector sent
i
KKKNAl.lt,
deeenfed.
ANNA
II.
col
eertaio other deeds of
__
six
room
bungalow
either
fumTampa, Fltf.
Dealers
w i <if the city, on hard road.
payment.
I III NTINU, and all liartlee or tier
mice us In fraud of the cod
ROOMS, with or without meals i i9ht,<l (,r unfurnished.
Will be Good house easily worth $2,600,
i hi.iim claiming nhy Iniereel under
ant. and to ipilet the (tile o f
....10c a line
SELL GOOD USED CARS 3 MAIlKI/l. KKItNAI.lt. ileei used, .is i pin 1,11.1 nt In and to the Inti d*1
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel b«rn' * n« nt- State price nnd locaCLARENCE SMITH
nil goes for $1000.00. Terms.
j heirs, h'Hulcy*. gmaleen, ilevlaees. i il»scrllte«l; and it appa arlR K
8c a line
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in
letter.
Address
L.
H.
S.
General Contractor
j ■1 ot’llerwItCe, In the proper!) In
voii. and each of you, iiri-.noO-l
HI25 Dodge Coupe
..... 7c a line
. volveil In tills suit. Defendants,
600 West First Street
llellts of the s t a l e Ilf PlO fio*,
68— Rooms Without Board
curP Hera,d'
3-' acres best celery land, part!
1
1
1
2
4
Dodge
Special
A
Sedan
oRI'KIt
OF
ITUl.li
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over the age of i n r n t y - o n * y*m
at Phone 441
on reque.il.
1 To file I tefehtVIi III s, I'aniph.dl Him nnd that ihere is no person fn.tl
- -----— ----- ---------- j HOUSE wanted, wluit have you for cleared and ready for tho plow , 1
Ui‘23— Dodge Coupe
rotes are for
son.
ftidlyltlnally,
and
as
Kxeeutor
State of Klondn -thfi service Of I
FOR UK NT Furnished bedrooms.: sale or rent? Box 1)16, Sanford.
11*23- -Dodge Touring
conveniently located to loading sta-I
.n|ft Trustee under the Will of Ms- subpoena upon whom would
JAMES ll. CO W AN—-All kinds of
ertions.
11*23Dodge
Panel
Truck
Cb’su
in.
2
1
*5
K
10th
Street.
lo‘t
I,
Fernaid,
deceased,
of
fatayou; It Is. therefore, ordefef!
tnui. Best farm value in Semin
Tin and Sheet Metal
Work.
average length
PJ2G- Graham 1 1-2 To Truck t*ridge. Middlesex fount.. Mass , ton nnd each of y'-U. dOi W.
83—
Farms
and
Land
For
Sale
Water
and
Boat
Tanka.
A
t
Oak
ole
county
at
the
price
nuked.
line.
Anna II Manllnu. of Newloii, Muss . appear on ttie 1st day of NoVom
* * • » • * «
mill to all persons or pintles claim- A I). IflJfi, to the oil] of contpll
Avenue and Third Street,
Tele NICE FURNISHED ROOM, hot
|rgc of 30c for
M
ILLER
O.
PH
ILIPS,
Inc.
lug
unv interest under Mabel t, liereln filed against y Mi felt*
water, rent reasonable. Apply
phone 1 1 1 .
KiTiinld deceased, ns heirs, det (sees. |i ri'i'i pro cfttifesso will be tilt
FOR S A L E — Five aero farm, cel1108
Myrtle.
f
g is restricted to
giatitei s. legale, s
oiiieittl.se, l i f ugalost you and final Judjt
cui.CLOUGH R E A L T Y CO..
__ _______________ cry land, five room house, barn.
ilo Imids intolied in this suit, sit- consentient upon said decree*,
HODGINA & COWAN CO., Auto
Tel 7.12. ;m First Nat. ilk. Bldg.
ation.
Elm Ave. and 18lh Street
nul.e!
hi
Semin.de
foiinit,
Florida.
IT IS Ft’ tlTIIKIl nitDKItED
FOR
R
E
N
T
One
large
furnished
‘
^
buildings,
<•'"<
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Hudiatcr and sheet metal works.
mudo The Sanuni described as follotts |.ot Ktght tills order of publication ba
front
room.
$r>.IK
I
per
week
f
’ir,n,n,r
t,M
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s'
tul/I
,
(mu
haystack.
Plain
nnd
ornamental
sheet
metal
is) of Hlock Fifteen |I .'i). Tier Three llslo-d In The Hanford Herat
Ill be responsible
SANFORD, FLA.
1210 I’ailf Ave.
W(> luT<*H. reared f<>r tiling. All
( !) _..f .Sanford. Klorhla. a.
riling netvspiiper piildlslicd
In
San
work. Tel. 710-W.
207 French ____ l
orrect insertion,
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new buildings, house has electric
PHONE 3
■o I- It T r a f f o r d 's map of Smilo id, Seminole f o i i r t ; . , Kl.iridn, once
Avenue.
/
for subsequent
REM.
ESTATE
IN
SU
RAN
C
E
Price $5,600. i| F. Hayes,
Flo rid a, dal.v recorded In l lie pub- tveek fo r fo u r coosei otive week*.,
FOR RENT. Furnished rooms. „lights.
wn|iPi Kt A 1{(IX Hl|f w First St
lie records of Scminul. t' n im ti. FhirW I T N K H H an timid and the «e*t
office should be
Gentlemen
preferred.
Refer
Ida,
duty recorded in the putdii l i e
of Halit Court al Sanford, Florida*
jntely in case of
P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
II
GOOD
Used
Cars
For
Sale
o
ld
s
of
Seminole
l'.Hint)
Florida.
In
this
Zt.tli .lay of Septemb er, A . T j c j
ences required, 807 Magnolia.
TWu Iurge lots facing cast tut
A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave.
Dodge Sedan: Essex Comb; Lin* n>M H»»nii “ i", [Giy; un rHi” to "iir
I
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It
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Sanford Avc., will sell at bur- coin Touring; Moon Sedan; Nusli
i si: \Li
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SKT1SKKS
PHONE 303
ONE or two large unfurnished
.... . I’J.hiii h*-r. in 111* «| i li h \mu.
g.'in
Easy terms,
W. L. Ilar- Coach; Cadillac Roadster: Cadillac "f
Furniture Refinished
representative
•1**fI »: I'll *tf \Mn IM.||( V, ||pi ;I■I vI |s.i
r. iii iMiii.ARa
H
i rooms.
$HM)o per month each. OW NER GOING N O R TH — Will vi v. I’u\ .'(52.
4 f. I k 4.r lin- I'lrcult
Phiitnn; Cadillac Touring; Chandler ' ill I III1 -I I l 11*■ I I * till' l fill 11IsI I 14.1141
fliliar with rates,
|Apply 117 Popular Ave., after 5:l)u
sacrifice six mum bouse having
fl"
f»r
tltis
miji
Ii)>rtj2
in
i
.iti
i Mm e i >i
S4‘tuln«»Ii
Touring; lord Sedan; Oaklauil
fication will give
I o'cloel., \V. !.. Harvey.
25— Florists.
. Ui;t \, * lur itlti.
1
all modern conveniences.
Only .CORNER LOT Eu Tern exposure, 1Touting: (Wetland Sedan; Hud
lformation. And
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section,
close
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$*>('0 cash
reipurcd.
Balance
son Brougham; Udpmoliilc San (
[y will assist you
I »*■|*r11\ t h ri
I G \> It! V 4’ 11 t k
69— R oom s fo r H ou sek eep in g
|A I irp.nin il sold al once.
Dr lord I'iidillai t o . III lv 2nd ■
" S T E W A R ’l THE FLORIST”
11 i i ; I; in (;,
1monthly. \V. It. E. care Herald.
‘■‘I ’■! ' i l fit A \ i n >I: i | I
jr want ad. to
\M
I M u Dongall, I | National Baak
Flowers for all occasion*.
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I Plume 121
FOR KENT Furnished rooms f Mr
McLANDER ARCADE
Viol
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New!.
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1ST NOTICE
Phone 781.
light lime t Keeping. $ 1no. 1215
i
91—
L
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N
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tk
w
s
Idiiigalow st
Kul! priiv. L T E N D O L L A R S C A S H a n d >fcpn
Umild give their
W. 2nd Street.
Bland, Wes t First Street.
dolliws a mont h will buy heaifttOffice address as
27— Professional Services.
i
n h i ,ir i A M ) h <%.i:
—
ful bui ldi ng lot located on a s p h a l t in-:r i i i i i i i :m o r 'M il: l v i t : i i i i >ii
ibotie number if
j FURNISHED ROOMS f,.r light
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m
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[ults. About one
N E W H O M E on H i g h l a n d S t i e e l |-s
l
111 Siinl'oril.
A f e w peniliert
housekeeping, with oj- yy iI lion'
t-T,nf4c*•klU*L T"1.1 .
j
thousand lias a i EUGENE PE R M A N E N T WAVES.
in the H e i g h ts , close
t„
n,.\v ' sai
' |:|' is
' d ev'erv i|tiv will meet t h e pay
44) 1 '• 1
'
|the others can’t I no kinkH, one price, personal «t- giirnge, r.18 Laurel tic.
Hi gh ........... I.
5 ro oms , I'lrepl.n'o, lll.'fll 1 and e v e n t u a l l y
gi\e
yo u
\f »T 14*|; h li. i . In »•i vi n f h:it .i
Mi* 4'..miiiis' iMii+'r uf tli*
[with Jon unless |tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
tmilt in lull, medicine caliient, gtia uuinisliip ot' u ynluahh' piece o' .hri ci. A
MIIM4,4I I I lot 4Mt l«
nroll 4 pi-M
Phone 34W-J,
FOR RENT- Two light house and nil
modern improvements, j BC'l'ct'Iy. I sliall lie glail to sec Ivision-*
jr address,
m! S.c
)!•, \: ^ inirsiuint
keeping
rooms.
Vlil
Oak
Avc
Sidewalk
mul
paving,
nil
paid
for.
,r
V"»
would
like
to
have
me
|di IdM .11*pi M l f 1.11 Ml t Id iriin*
II
lance MUST be
tfbi r a'l. .
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1j. L . l i ,
I Drop
1■' j ti h IIa on
ml A..
i ■ i-.s-JI.acl
R. J. NIX
card
to fe■
me
care of [;♦..! s. 1id I N" 41‘44.4.M | Will lllfl'l I
$ 1 ,6ll(l til' Ill anili ■luiliiiiie
uti easy
nl The Sun ford
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Attorney nnd Countuillor at Law FOR RENT. Furnished ronin f
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Id. The Sanford Herald.
I erms. I inpi in at 222 W. Highby letter. Tele(let . Litr ir f »• •• 1* ♦ I L . tti < 1 Mil |M 1
300 East First Street.
j light hullsekeeiiitlg. Itl2tl l.uuitd Innd or telepliom ;n'» u .
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Mil I l n
JM’ I - ,i « I k M . 1 1 \ \l
mianres are not
h
i
m
:
dandy
lot,
.in-1
o
ff
Poplar
1U- 4., l O' U al l ! n »
t1a \ Ml 1*. 1 ru 1•
|Ave.
,
CH IRO PRACTIC
adjusts
\ie , and 2nd. will ucrifiee fo" 1 Mill. . l 1.. 1..Ik. i 1tic 11 4• I il l aud
tie' -Vfc
TO KENT OR Folt SALE
I i" .mu iI
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.in 1 I 1
m id sale,
\V. I,, llurvey. Box 1h u l l 1'•I' ill
;v r
cause of disease. Phone 482-.I : |,*o|{ RENT. 3 rooms, ....... ........ !
bungalow.
I
nimedinte
posse.
IM• i
loin;it - Efficient
.57.
" V . i >,) 11' wi l l T|m | i.r 1 - |.1 u[.< ri
for appointment and investigate
furnished, screened porch, pm - sion. Phone 482-.).
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ill 1*• d. ■ 1.4 1< f 1 . I ' M \ w M• u
lilkl
this tar r eaching curative health ate hath, upstairs, gas. elet tricl v, i
ll lit
f
*P
sen nee. It may he what you are wat,.r and teleph one. High St. he 1no VOU WANT TO OWN home i Hs“ 1
Real Estate for KxchanRe ( I V ) > ' i i i i h j t i d i f i n
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looking for. Dr. W. h. MncDuui.-‘ t wv,.tl Elm and Freti.li Ave. Phone , of I large rooms, garage. Lof
(I
Mi I 1 L i d
. ; 1 1. m u .
Found.
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M. 1 *
1 >.
111.44.* d i l l * i V
in i ♦ d
all, 1st N a tl Bank Bldg.
fi(K!
00x200, '
mile from city limits, |W W I ’ KD ’I'll
TRADE. \\<‘!l
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H 11 r M
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immediatt posse mod. Attractive! I>>. nted hurtdmg lol s for hoii. 1I f V 4 1 ' ' 1V 1
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W ANTED. The Vogue Awning) 7|— Aparlm enls and Flats
terms. See owner, Dr. Mac Doug- * I “ ts are priced below value. Hotise |,il.
rlalido road he•iii ji » 111«n 4.
i in 1 i I,! JMl'
Shop is now making Swanfeldt; ______
___
all 1st NnlT Bang Bldg.
,must Ih» rcasunahly priced, also. ) j "
h. i . 4* iiit i ini* (i* S IKI ( «’)I
|iitI Saiifor-tl. Call Awnings. These are new in color
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Will
assume
payments
on
house,
1
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TWO NICE FURNISHED h o u s e
3rd St. Reward and design. Call 18(!2, Orlando, or
a; [■:<>k <i \ ' • riM *.M.
keeping apartments, first floor. FOR QUICK SALE 5 mom hung- U you are interested in working !
i
write H. T. Hattnmn, 12ti S. Bry
alow,
all
modern
conveniences
,Hlt
kind
uf
a
trade
let
me
J
$7.(44* nnd $8.00. 314 East Fifth St.
an St.
for $5,500. $lomi cash and $50.00 know what you have and perhaps , N , 1 m i i t r o t n
hi :\ k v e il
O f F 1.0IIper nionCTi, including interest. But we can gj-t together on it deni that
.i i i i k i i i . n i i m i
111 V, IN A M ) I OII •u:m\ni.K
TW O FURNISHED apartments, you must Jict quick, W. L. Hur- will he mutually beneficial. Ad
3rd ‘ and01 Milam- j 3 3 - B u s?ne.4H O p portu n ltiea
ro t v n , i n i it a m k i i i .
11a
310 Maple at $8.00 per week. vcy, Box 352.
iln >ss Trader, care The Sanford
ini.i. f o i l s f i u u ic
to 318 Park Avc. .,( ; K j^a l E— Good paying cafe ini287-W.
i‘ i:iti'oi<ii t o f.
Herald.
f i: nii\vr;its mot i: t u a i n k s ,
.
I town, cheap. Will make terms —
----------- ------------ ------------ MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW
F o iM p la 1 .lets.
This
bungalow
has
large
living
-VM—
W T \ i;,
{)wn«J’ leaving city |N Ir K Thri.L. n m m apartment with
K?>— Wanted— Heal Estate
J
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T l It »M r s i >N.
\V
M A le
room,
dining
room,
3
bed
rooms,
tlllliOliM
H c*|W iite.J. 1-. D. care Herald.
private bal.h. Seminole lintel.
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Mt 4\ T A N It \ 1 L T
kitchen and breakfast nook, hard
,'4;
hd
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A
CHEAP
i
room
house
wanted
ni l , | I V I I : i ; i , A ( ' \ I K N , I N I 1..
j 10— Money to Loan
I Ft4It RENT
Apurlmeul, at-o wood floors in living room and din
for $2,50(4. Our pro-pect has ,1t I |t .M N
l [14 I t 11 11 in M | Ml 4
i l l ! ilZ i ’ l l It TH I * \ i f 8 l
furnished rooms, at rnisoiiuhl" ing room. Modi ru in every detail. $l'iii rash
TRIM CO
Closer in (lie better. ittii 111k•I * 1 I iit
h nf
M m Sl . ill*
This
home
must,
he
sold
in
Die
next
4||’ I 'l 4.1141.1 V\III) 1l S I'll hi' 11K11 1dal 4*
ir, not the owner." jl.O A N S — Money available at 7 per; tides. Apply 300 Pink Ave.
few days, make me an offer. Ad ( 1uggs Scoggan Realty Co. Plume 44I llll i| lll b" 111 441 :1 41n*' * ••nut i
ffnr estimated.
! cent. Close in property. A. P.
i '' or 781-.J.
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rti.r Id t M
l'()R RENT. Fiiritished 3 room dress ( iwnvr, care Herald.
tADFORD
! Connelly & Sons.
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, garage apartment.
Pee
Gee
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SPANISH
BUNGALOW
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Automobiles
for
Sale
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Mils.
1,
i Paint Store.
ir I ,c A NIZIN G 1r, |— Boats a nd A iresso r ies
1* \UK Jill.I., a 114)
_
_ | in good iesidcnti.il section, close
JS & WELSH
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nuiivkii ft lends
i.
, goodj .usedj eauoe. .1
. FOR RENT Unfurnished house, m oil paved street. Partly furnish WII f.YS K N IG l'T and Overland. 1 1 Kid SI S \\‘ ii <: 1: ' i:u and
I U *\v
.\tI cED
-A
> i i c k i : in i hllaF and M. Motor Co.,
five rooms and hath. Also four oh large yard fenced in. Huns.'
hatii], .1KA N \\ u laisrci:! anil
ic. Bills, .Jr, Semiiude County Bank room apartment. Inquire corner ' '""Hints of living room, dining
Park and Commercial
—",
It. hi’T'
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| |room, kitchen, two bed rooms ami
Service O ffe r e d j N1*1k liMs[)arid, Jf U in ii 1111.i i :, \\ <’
Spurting ami Oak. Airs. t nnui .
muni complete with shower.
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5X .’.,'1'I'M, ll 41
Double garage. Owner has purrlins CHAS. T. FU LLER MOTOR CO
LmLarid, and i. I MAliliS,
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Edit RENT.- Furnished npnitmerit eil larger home and will sell thii ■111 W. 1st St.
[c s f ( ) R E V r A % ~ l U V ] and VVVA
Phone 032
1 N-fumlanT 8
and looms. Apply 1000 Oak Ave. house at a sacrifice. Terms: $ 17.41.1
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nimion nt*' 1-1 lUIIV'I'IIIX
lyim^phoneWt ^ j 1,011 S A I',,:- s,,,v'' !,n'1 fireplace
cash and the balance in easy.
JEW ETT AND PAGE
STA TK l )!■’ H. in; 11 ' \, 'im ■mi;
Ll 103
(wood. Phone 3512. M. M. Lord.
FOR RENT to Adults— Furnished |monthly payments.
Price $75(441.
I'AUTIKS.
NA mi'.l)
RIVE'S GARAGE
A FT mt
apartment of three rooms. All Adtlress Box tot care The Sanford!
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conveniences. 813 Magnolia Ave. ' Herald.
1 & Furniture Co.
'208 W. 1st St.
Phone 617 , i* ‘JiiOl*
INtali* J’Txc*Iuii»n<* HuNil
First Street
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FOR SALE
V (i full line
7.1— HllsitjOSS i*lilCt?S fo r Rent I NEW BUNGALOW. Five rooms,
HUPS - MARMONS
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I right. Cash or 1 One cur icing platform. In this -------------- ----- ------ ----- — ----- I high elevation. Price $<1250. Very
Sanford Automobile Co.
let ii li, a Ikim f *-mMI• nt uf (ho Sla(** uf
Inf ymir business. 1platform severs! thousand fe d of AT T R A C T IV E room* to rent for I easy terms. Bait Nason, Nat C oU(; Magnolia Ave.
Photm 137 Plui nla, w Iihsf juLIr cNN H imk mnvti
(good lumber, See Clyde A. Byrd,
stores or offices at Park Ave., j Bank Bldg. Phone 2414.
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ill 1‘ i ss, r u Mt p i aliMiii 1 unh jimwii .
crcir Co., general j [Manager Florida Power & Light ami Commercial Street.
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NASH
Ni l Mti T H)t(lk(,l u Imrti* rcshli nr.',
, sidewalks, build- Co.
Young, Owner, 208 [‘ark Ave.
I'ALMEJ TO AVE N U E ItUNGA
the world in motor ear value. aihli css in win i c iM-.mh Is unicnuvvn;
lation boxes. J. R.
I \\ . I'ulllliK, w'lli'Si* i t'Kldrtier, iu|_
LOW .- N o w rented for $3;. per
SMITH MOTORS CO
1month, ran be nought fur 1,000 o n ____ ___
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>n.
62— M u sical In stru m en ts.
77— House-s for Rent.
i \\ 13. ti’Nrll, IV1)4►Ht* »rMhlrri(*i\ at!
! terms of $500 i'nsli mid the balance
|(li (M-s mi \vlion aIki ii i h In unknown
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! monthly. During winter season AUTOM OBILE DEALERS If you Mm I » I O'Nrll, \Vliri8i> rrMlifi ni**!, ail
cleaning
GU. FOR S A L E -Edison phonograph, FOR RENT Nil
want to »:*■! 1 your used ears, mi , iIitni mu u tict .'iiLnui 3 Im uukiniw ri.
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this house reuls for $15 monthly,
Repairing and | ,'to records. Price $40. Apply
tage with large lot. Corner »
mu.(|s hll)Ilc.v aa.l will snrr, v it Uhc daily on tho dmisifithl ua^i* *»• I* w M»*■ri h. w Mmh.- I'rHliltxirr. mi
465 for prompt Apartment I, Clement Apts.
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property.
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ern .furnished, by month or year, j [\'c are pleased to armounee that kent vulcanizing works
rs . b.-r in,..
SCREENS
Apply Bnreliff s Home, 2 miles out Jjj14. paving of the Murvoniu Luke- . HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
rfJAM PRESSERY
U. S. L. Balterlea.
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pressing, tailoring.
DistrihuturM ( iuiiullor
\w \> ••U>1,• $ and
I Two $15,000 homes have reretillv
to Avenue.
Phone
(’ommereial
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SEE OUR WINDOWS
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OFFICE FOR RUNT— In Meiseh bomes will be under omstrucl mn
G NS,— Haberdasher
uuk fn*w n W l ■I mi 4« rtr w 111» -»1 r 4*k‘ l •
We have several ...,
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Apply A. P OonnrUy A within, 10 days.
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new
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very di'iirnhle Jots at a substantial
Sons,
Magnolia
and
2nd.
ii nk anw 11, Ma i v 13
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built Studebuk i THE B A LL HARD W ARE
first Street.
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SAN JUAN GARAGE
l i . i m h w l i u H r i r u i d . r t c r , iit|i|i i*Ha
t#r
80A— lieu 1 L\s4u(e Directory build a nice home there. We itci \\ M n r,tl»MtiiH t h l u j k u i i w n :
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vestments. Best buys aro among Cull at our office for more infor
l I L n * Il n* l p [ t hi s Mt' N' d w i h L c j , A .
W. N. Lumley, Prop.
I BUY, pay cash Tor tccoiid-iumd our listings. 'Phone 745.
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LINCOLN
FORD
)RUG COM PANY
plttnua. Address Box 352.
SEE it. C. TIS D A LE Tor *oo(f buy* Co., Inc. Masonic Temple. Phone
Edward lliggiuin Rent Estate, 230 Meisch Burn 7
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|Phone 425, 115 French Ave.
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
— Hot Sandwiches
Real Estate and
67— Rooms W ith Hoard.
INSU RANCE BROKERS
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By lor Mfile Walk
GREENVILLE, S. C., Oct.
i 21.—(fP)—Norwood Clevolnnd,
vycftlthy total sportsm an, was
back homo here today nursing
blisters which caused him. to
limp during the closing stages
of the 10l mile walk th a t he
took from Athena to Greenville
aii the liniisunl method of cele
b rating Furrnan Unlvem lty’n
. foothill victory over the Uni
versity of Georgia.
Cleveland wub met a t tha
city lim its by Mayor It. F. Ww i /
son, the Furm an bund, member*
of the University freshm an
class und hundreds of other
citizens. A rousing welcome
was accorded him and more
than one bouquet of flower
w«s presented him.
Ho term inated his jau n t ufter tugging the goal posts at
Manly Field, where motion pic
tures were taken nnd a general
k-CKI.KS. Oot. 21.— | welcome again extended.
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MIAMI, Oct. 21.—(A*)—Oo«,Cfl«- , ing of the storm during th a 'e a r
unity, several persons slightjjpjnHumming,
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jured and an almost rts,
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rtoghglbk*
| bureau reports. Considerable apFormer Exalted Cvclops Telia property damage markedi ‘W i o 11 1prehension had been felt here and Socialist Leader DYes After
of $10,000 Uribe Offer for of the tropical hurricane which many persons had taken tem porary - Being in C rm a. Since Last
Miami lust night and refuge in downtown hotels, a p a rt;
Support of Hcoaier Senator; i^ffeawipcd
veered off northeastward Into the 1ment houses and office buildings, £.Frldny; Heart Failure Said
Threatened With Removal ocean.
, j The course of the sto rm .o fter i t '/:To Be Immediate Cause
H. C. Kallow, of San Francisbo skidded off the const routh of Mia*
was the single fatalltV, meeting mi toward the Uuhunui will bo In
death from a falling sign. tipwn- d«u|bt. The radio station nt Nustown. A half dozen pedestrians : an .signed off nt midnight withreported minor injurios from t h e 'mil reporting troulile, but could
; . ---- —
Eight New Witnesses (’ailed for'eo of the strong gale, although not lie raised in repeuted attem pt* Convicted nhd Served Prison Aside From Uprooted, Trees
From Indlniui to Appear in with the shifting of the wind dbr- .iiduv.
And Other Minor Injuries
Y*f«rm on Charge of Ob
l/dund
Reported to Have
Chicago Senate Inquiry iliff the early hours of the morning
Humors were circulated a t noon
struct ini' Draft During War
hundreds came in streets.
|th a t the hurricane had token a
Suffered Little Damage
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.--(/p).--More
Falling wire und debris in sc at-tm rv e and was heading back toCHICAGO, Oct. 21.—typ)--Eu
(litckMires u*RaT(lirig political act - i terud parts of the city for a brief ward the lower Florida eoubt, folWEST PALM BEACH, Flu.,
ivitiev id the Ku Klux Klau in In- 1time hindered I raffle, but the m i-; lowing reports that newspaper!' gene Debs is dead. The iiulmnnit- Oet. 21. —
Bright weather nl'liana Were mude today by the •"•••11- nor wreckage of tree's und build were isi.uing extras to herald its Inble will tlm t carried the veteran luying fear of tin* populace that
*
,i
ati1 cunipaign fund cojnmittec.
ing m aterials were soon cleared ippioavh. No extras have been i ^i^.bilist leader through ;» turbid tin* West Indian hurricane which
IIAVANAL/Oct. 21.. ,
Walter F. Uon.icrt, of Indiana- ,l’.vuy. No diiniage was report«'<l Mini bv MiUini newspapers toduy J .
|r jmli!«tr |ir«vioiiM in -1 ^
I (lie
.1 \iWeather
.1
I,
.bus
. „ nuul«‘
*, I ont carer iiudiiding n term m pus- yesterday swept Havana and W est The
CariDDean ' h i
and
I'.ureau
polis,
former
grand
dragon
in
In
l
"
shipping,
almost
craft
in
the
in in ;' lidlowers to ! ‘
ern Guba, pitil hammered a t ,Kcy
f°r oiistrm tlng the draft,
diami, naid i.e got information i bat.| harbor having scurried to shelter no unnntiticiloi'iil of any additional
which
fltruch H avana.4
t) . West might, strike the lower Flordisturbiinee.
unless be luid changed his p o licy !'1' l!"' Miami river,
. . . .
. t hief of Police H. . broke last night under lli
, ida mainland with full fury, ef- yesterday took a toll of <!
of refusing to st:;>poit kiau apSeveral celebrations took place I.t-tslie Quigg .tailed three men on of years and the strain of heart fo |ts w(,ru (jir<H:ted t.u r|y toduy to which may
exceed 80^1
|t, a< ui vtl o f t riiniproved lan n 'd a le. lor polilaal i.r - iJ,: sleepless m errymakers rejoiced ••barges of dis-eminaliiigVfalsc ,in- lisense from which he hful siif- communicate with tho Buhumu Is caused the injury dfv;i
Viiac\. today iaaueii
fice he uoiihl be removed.
I with song an ddiinco ut the poss- lormnliiiii on storm eonditions.
lands in the vicinity of which the 1,200 pem onB .
feted for 2fi years.
| liosscit said lie beanl about bis
Nearing his 71st birthday, the storm center was reported to be mates th a t 1,800 had be
pii.spee,ive removal, from “r.o
jured werd not bbrnff''
five times nominee of the Socialist pussing.
lining tin* proaerittt- j
r
•
I many politicians in Indiana,'' h e '
Whilo
the
lower
cust
Coast
suf
later reports. The'
party for the presidency, died
The j.
could not remember all the sources. ^
kfeust
fered gules and driving rains last of thoM lnjuretl afew
peacefully
in
a
suburban
sani
pastor, however, i Alleged Bond Swindler ClaintH 1 The wit
t• >ld Senator Heed,
tarium , surrounded by the immed night, reports brought here from rtilnor hurts.
[„inn demonstrations,
j He Was Robbed of Hugo
Me. •ui i, i lie eoiniiidlee
iate meinliers of his fninille» and the storm area indicated that no
t?ompletu details of th f dak
Ig her congregation a t!
Sums By Bandit and Fear Ichairman, that
U.I', 111- IV i.» !nleading representatives of the great damage was done ill Miami In the suburbs still o r a .) ‘
serviies, Mrs. McPher-. of Arrest Caused Flight I
■ W:il inn, 1• |iul«ami other towns and communities
party.
Reports thus far any th a t,
lie,I that the Angelin ,
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. licau, Imliauu. ti William h. /.ii m in the path of the winds. Key West
Debs
sank
into
coma
lar-t
S
atur
sons
are dsad and ah U
pic luid been kept away
PITTGBUKGH. Oct. 21.—
1 i.f Hi ■ Ku KIuV.
was said to huve escaped tho cen
..
‘‘“ I ,
T* ‘y '■ !
11
—'
day,
coming
out
of
that
strange
number
injured.
:
-h m *
r,.il wIni,* hud tilings (Tini'lea E. Knapp, alleged tx.it.I Man.
In Vt*nI Kit;
.as N o t Led
T ra d e Restrictions Advocated hallway place between life und ter of the tropical storm which
Communication w ith U"‘*
:iid about their lead- I swindler W.i". in the liund* of police
.
W a r. S a y s N o ted T nyento: ; | „ M a n ife s to Do N o t Ap- death for only a few minutes Sun took a known death toll of thirty riar la still cut off but it
»w that tiie defense v .nH today, hut all hut n fraction of th»
CHICAGO,
h i. 21. (il» F’u-1
On
F o r ty - S e v e n lh
Birthp|y lo T h is C o u n try In day, dining which lie motioned for und about three hundred injured in that u restricted aervicemakes the air glad with $220,000 charged with stealing,
of the Ku lx III V1 d a y o f th e E le c tric LI k HI
^
n y M a n n e r, O ffic ia ls S ay his wife for a pencil and in a fee Guhu. Aside from uprooted trees restored in Home porta of. 1
those who could get ( ^| j j wU!J missing.
were descril n*d in !
ble scrawl scratched out W. E. ami other minor damage the island land by night. The tels
|l«l sit III.
of Key West was reported to havo
Sought for nearly a week a fte r , P«rt by Hugh 1’. Kuuuoii:.. or;
lease witnesses were his disupppeitrunce, supposedly j Sout
^
2 L ; WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. —W )— Henley’s famous poem, "Invictus,” suffered little m aterial damage vice in Havana was grafl
r exulted «■>l lops, | n»t" t r,KAN(“
kterdtiy in an effort to
A,' "‘,uy
,l! !,r.l y „,,^V/iT lie American government is pre- endhig with the lines “I am the from a wind th at a t tlmea reached tailed today.
of furtlie r iumaster of my fate; I am the cap
The Amerlcah consul '
Jhisi'gc.' that Mrs. Me its funds
the Senate oumtain
of my soul." Friends ex a velocity of DO miles an hour.
American Club slid lea
ier niotlier, Mrs. Minnie i hood Savings and T rust Company, [ puign funds committee.
However, wiru communications rtur is still cut off but it
is convinced thut. his profession nanciers’ manifesto against world plained that the verse, written by
ami four others manu
the
English
uuthor
in
a
hospital,
into
tho storm area rem ained vir of tho killing or sdrioufc
support
aii
wus
arrested,
with
his
wife,
|
Qiiestioncii
for
more
than
three
blazes
the
way
to
universal
peace.
trade restrictions ns applying to
viclern e to
was
hin
life
long
source
of
inspira
tually
paralyzed und it will be sev any Americana, althou^y :
evnnin
u.
t,nb,n
in,
u
willimountainous
i
hours
yesterduy
by
Senator
Rued,
“
Invention
has
not
led
to
wur,”
the United Stutes.
.
t
story which the
tion.
of
m unty
hist Democrat, Missouri, Emmons tes- ho suid. “ Invention has produced
eral hours before a complet* check known to have su fftrd d ;'1:^
ins explains her five 'section
. ,,
,
.Fayette
.
,
. the sumo time the govern
'
.
. ~
.night. Ill hm possession wus ; tified that the klan in his state
Funeral serviccit will lie held at of tho gale’s damage can b« made. bruises.
mi
■ ngc us cm ^found less thun
lie was was supporting the candidacies «f a reasoning and questioning age. ment is expected to give support Terre Haute, Indluuu, his birth^
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.< ij
Extensive preparations / o r any
People jire becoming, because of to the suggestion for ii levelling of
.
,
. ,
I'rought here, gad questioned for i Senators Watson und Rohinson, the changes brought about by in
eventuality is believed to have In
pluce,
Friday
or
.Saturday,
after
HAVANA, Oct 21.-customs hn-rlefs among European
nznies, ratoon proprietor SUVTra| hours but stoutly muin- I Uepublicans.
lie declared that
which the body will be taken to large meusure prevented dumatf® toll of tho Caribbean hu’l
vention,
more
intelligent
urul
will
nation*.
♦
rsita. Mexico,^and the luj,K.l| |ie ,|ul not know where lliejkiun offieiuls hail told him that
Indianapolis for cremation. The und suffering. One man is known which struck Havana yester
not Htaml for exploitation by em
bn to whom Mrs. Mc- balance of the money was.
; W alter IJossert. of lndiunapolis, perors und kings und societies. nlaT h e promiuncen'ciit in to be Teiro Haute services probably to have been killed in Miami. A estim ated today at 25 to 1
Ipp'dled
for^ help
^ by Secretary Mellon, wiho Will be public.
•
. | when
.1 (
(.tut
ty tun••
jf police said, Knapp 1imu
Eeurly
today
hud uv.ru
been iciiiuviti
removed tin
as ^(itiiiii
grand in»i|i
dragon There is more reasoning and qtfes
pedestrian succumbed to injuries 1,800 Injured end 130,000,,—, .
Vtirully
the subject todky with
a 7,
n* |t .L doclated the'fnoney had
^ tah early this year because he mo
mould tiunlng today thum over litforc.
received when hit by a fulling sign
I t Ooolidfce. TliO-Wcretary V-VJ)oba suffered a nervous brvuk- b.7 Vl cA ily ln sl bight. Hard,
'■ b
; UB from his a t pistol point by u not “go down the lino" v>Yf m
pfciufUl
LI.
/
tL
.i
L*
___
1
,
U(IWn
l une
are in the process of tllscunJiiC pdvised his chief that he consider-1
ie Mowing her nllieg- • , „
i
,
i . i
m i
“ 'I' 1
mi kidnappers,
aamed Kusse, introduced to | The form er ktansnmn said tl
(rrom
kidnappers was in
those things which In the past have »(! the manifesto sound so far as ” ou* ht to • «» Elm hurst Ham in Miami and other communities tM , mbnlclpality coi
iW. I^>e Smith, the present grand been breeders of war nnd oppres it applies to Europe but there I tnlrifcUm f.o r rest nn‘ treatm ent. His visited by tho terrific hurricane of names o f American.
m box when court ml/ 'b 'm us ** Chicagoan.
"
of tho victim*1 .
According to his story, m ith o rid ra g o n , had offered him $10,000 sion.
L'ould be no thought to^lowering the ‘" '^ n e e d years and tfio heart dis-, September, emergency relief mea- drttaba
bstirilay.
sures,
taken
yestorday
ufter
wurnthat
they lived In tho
ties
announced,
“
llussc”
met
if
lie
would
support
Senator
Wul, with tho aid of an
'
10
,bet‘n
l" W - t
"The field is unlimited, if I were American tariff.
.
of virtually throughout his muturi ing of the storm ’s approach, re lions of Havana.
,st Friday shortly a fter son, und had warned him that if he to b j|) „ t nrt.er ()Vt’r Ugni„ [
, (lesd ilicil how he de Knapp Inst
('oincident with the While House life left him with littlo resistance, mained in force throughout most o^
Communication with a)\ pjst
evangelist in the curly officials ' , .
, . : ! .u $!mo •t .Urn.?l,.. .t., " ’,<'r ,M‘ wm,W
‘|ow,i ! would turn to electric light, heat mnference it became known th a t',,,,^ kiiiney disease adding its the night imd were dropped only the republic was interrupted,. J
jtlie lint.
Lind chemical reactions. The young tke American section of tho In- j complication
If Jiaie 2.'i, lying on the bail tu n ,id n u r to him tin.
several weeks ago, ufter rising burometers ami weath dofinita reports had be^ii t o e s ''
000 contributed by (ho hank and
A sll|)J)((cn„ |,ns l.c n issued for | lluin H(, inclined should have no Urnational Chamber of f.’ommcrce
bit of hi-• home,
tipped
tho
scales
completely er bureau assurances early toduy of the extent of the dam age',tj
j Smith. In addition the eommit- hesitation in taking up investion composed of business men who are
‘7
tiosi examination, Gon- various individuals in prepnymen.
against him.
convinced officials thut the hurri- provinces of Matanzos, Pit! ‘
for
liberty
bonds
Knapp
was
a
l
'
^.t,
h,„,
culled
i^ght
other
witness|ittnl that a light had
members of the Ghumber of Com
und Havana, over which t l
, tl |
■ . . . , legcil to have offered lit less than es from Indiana, including Bossert as u profession, provided he has merce of the United Stutes had
Debs was a patient ut the suimi cune was passing out to seu.
cane passed.
;
hulf price. Knapp suid he enter und other former klan officers as imagination and the will to work.”
sunitarium
in
1U22
and
I
i Ih friends
Radio
stations
up
until
!)
o'clock
prepured a ta riff report saying
he retired.
He wu h |
Mr.
Edison,
stupped
by
age,
Many
Aroaricana
reajdlnf
i» 1
ed Russu’s car und was driven to a
recalled the comment he made on this morning had been endeavoring
umc une, mil who it wan park where “ Uusse" drew u re well us Clyde A. Wuib nnd Earl carelessly dressed, with u fulled that Americun business and Amer his condition a t th at time:
rlunao
and
other
suburbs,
to communicate with Nassau, cap
t recall,
j volver, took the money, forced him Peters, the Republican nnd Demo white rose drooping from tho ican labor had come to the “studied
warned of the a p p fo a d ^ '-o l
"The newspapermen have to ital of tho Bahamas,
cratic stall* central committee lupel of his old office coat, took decision,’’ that Amcricun living
'atterxun, Arizona runch- from the car and drove away.
No success was reported, but op storm, had dome into H avtpa'bl
chairmen.
time from his work, a rarely grant standards must he protected and keep puce with modern times.
duy night to escape It. Bus
K. Gross, Douglas cow-| A fr:.ill to return to the hank ofThere
is
u
rush
about
news-gatberators remained on duty hoping to were wrecked In Mari*
In the beginning his recital Em ed privilege, lo recall the days that that, “no action which will tend to
he com t th at the ex p en -1fieialH without the money, Knapp mons quoted Dr. Hiram W. Evans,
followed his discovery that a loop lower them can have any thun an eiing that we never hud before. iiceivu news of how the British also is situated tho Cul
ir trip here hud been do- HIJj(j j,0 f|elj>
For example, I appreciate my own possessions fared.
imperial wizard of the klan, as say of carbonized sewing thread, seul- unfortunate effect."
course.
. ,
,
unimportance,
but when the re
McPherson anil j According to hin account, Knapp ing the klan owed a debt to Sen ed in n hulb from which the uir
The financiers' manifesto, r e
Most
Buildings
bairns'
d Han they yx pec ted to was introduced to “ Uusse” by ator Watson because of his assist
port was given out th at I was ill,
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Oct.
had liven puhped, and connected cently made public in New York
It Is belldved thiA
In 1 d.iy while in uttend- j Frank Cuimurio, arrested here
ance in the seating of Senator with electric current, would burn udvocatcd u levelling of interna the Associated Press sent a rep re
'Mti Sunday as a auspicious person in Mayfield, Democrat, Texas.
tional trade barrier shut made spe sentative to find out my exuct con
for 18 hours.
ml ••vnlcnie was offered connection with the case, and later
cific
reference to no individual di dition. I suppose they havo my
“ I always figured he had too
On New Year’s eve, 18711, he
sa Kim s yesterday by Jheld on charges of engineering a much sense after having been u lemcbrede, .'1,000 persons travelled rection. It carried the signatures obituury already written, but I ’m
Arribrlcank whit
going to prevent its publication as Railroad officials stated. Train
'. I'owue, of Suit Lake swindle, with Knapp, nt Clearfield, member a year myself,” the wit
killed in the explbalon wjd"'
to Menlo Park to view the iunuz- of a prominent group of business long us possible.”
tati'.uery engineer, who
.
No. 76, which wan scheduled to tho U. B. Battleship H i
ness said.
ing new lamp from which develop men fhrluding J. I1. Morgan.
Born in Terre Haute, November leuvo Key W est ut 7:30 o’clock Havana hkrbor lit 1892 *
ic saw Mrs. ---------------McPherson ! The alleged swindle hns, ropull, . i Tho cyclops testified th at Evans ed one of the world’s greatest In5, 1865, of n fumily in modest cir- Wednesday night, wus delayed Only the bis« and tw o^
friiiit a hathiing spit to M »i the «rre*t of three bunk o f - , hu(| lo)(J him th at if Watson btcunistancoH,
Debs' long career in when 1,000 feet of trnck near guns, rsllcs of the bsttisi
Ik s in an uutdftiobile
r 'J!,nln
u,ld u.
u local,
local br?k!
broker,
' ,a „w president
president ho
he wouhl
would name
name as
as go that th e 1first central generattdniobile an t ! f,f
,nln u'«l
r ’. nit m icnme
cluded the presidency of the Am er Woodall were washed o u t.. The main.
, •..•«
nlifoniiu. May 18, last. !)v*u>'!'
1ambassador to William Zumbrunn, i j„K station, at Pearl Street, New
ican Ruiiwoy Union, during which regulur work wun completed dur
The HbaViest damage otop
York, was placed in operation.
, ho won a Htrike on the Great ing tho night. Rnil service north- tho port of Havana,
rli-l left the scene in up J
.V, " ur
. " " i Kansas City.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Oct. 2 1 .,Wlir#.
,, ...........................
Much has been done since that
t,l«
departm
ent
has
been
hy
Rte(,
w,1Bt
!UIHiti<in
•
’
Northern Railwuy„ nnd lost anoth- wurd from Miumi was not im pair stoamors, five schtoneto,
•liven by a mun who
—A
t’
tin*
St
a
to
Supremo
C
o
u
rt1
day
in
developing
electricity,
hut
Stnto
Supreme.
Court
,.r
wheM
president
Cleveland callIsemldi-ii Kenneth G. Or- uslccil to determine whether all .with the klun Zumhrunn held, Em- even more remains to 1h> dom*, he today rendered decisions affecting
ed. A special train to take the fiahlng Vessels, numerous 1
those contributed to the pool which
oil
out
troops
to
guard
trains. He
(Coiitinucd on Puge 2)
1'iMicr Angeius Temple
uf the Key West train wus und two barges were s u n k q 'l
Escumhiu
und
Alachua
counties,
declared.
Farm
power
he
be
to pay for the bonds are not liable
was presidential candidate of the place
made
up
nt Miami us Hoon as work nteamars and one sfchooijl.
•cikIoi, whom tho state
lieves the must promising need, i The court, in an opinion try Socialist party, publisher of a
to u ric st for conspiracy.
sriipiid an ocean resort
meaning by th at the extension uf ■udge Buford, reversed the Judg- Socialist newspaper und frequent that, the northbound train was J e - , wrioUslp (UthagBa,,- Tnak
npany's el«Vs
Jith the evangelist fo r ten J
transmission lines so th at elec i lent of the court of Record for ly'' spokq qrt Socialism.
layod.
!C0*l w-Sdm**'
It* skeleton''
West Palm Beach ugain became •
lr «be di iuppearsd..
*
trical power can jie available to iscambia county in thu case of
In
addition
to
his
widow,
the
ll:“iil lie took tho number
every farm er In the country nt • Mathis Campbell versus the State
a rglny point for telegraphic com- 1
Socialist leader Is survived 'by , a
Imnoliile in which the pair
low cost.
.
,
uf Floridu. Campbell wan con brother, Theodore of Muncio, I n munlcation between Mlan\l and i dock* and •"•■by
P' iul«. The records show
* * •*
The Inventor’s talk Is npolt^d victed of perjury und given a two- diana ,and tw p.sisters, Mrs. John Jacksonville, thousands of persons " w W ,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-(/P )^her was issued to Mrs. The W eather Bureau today Issued
with the word "cost.” His entT- jX3ac sentence. The .supreme court Helnl, Terre Haute, and Mrs. C. telegraphed northward tho news i 0!2
-?T
_
*
M
the ^persons
* J. H. Fox of E u i Ub i Is wanted . gieq aix* consantly directed tptcher. „f Altadena, Cali- the following storm warning:
th a t they had not been h it by t h e ,
tyund, un error in the trhil pro O. Mailloux, Now York.
for
swindling,
accordth^
to
circu
I’er-.oiiH living a t tho Lon • “Advisory 10:30 A. M. the trop
1wurd reduction of coBt ao that tko ceedings.
storm und th a t Miami waa .n o t ^
V'ldicss win re Towpo suk) ical disturbance continued of great lars received here by police au benefits of Invention may be avail
harmed. Although wire service be
TTie court of firmed the decree*
several months, could •intensity, having passed from thorities. Fox visited Sanford and able to more people,
tween bore and Miami for a short
oi
the circuit co u rt for. /Alachua
other
clticc
of
Central
Florida
ant)
“ No. oho can till where experi
that he ever resided Florida northeastw ard a short dlatimd last night wsb delayed, servequity tq thu case,of Alice Griffith
^eyex requested a Balt tanco off tho southeast of . Flor- represented himself ns an authtot- mentation in th« various fields p f
, (Continued oq page 0) ;
virsua the Investment Company,’a
attorney to take Towno’3 i.la. It In apparently central this ized representative of the Atncri^ invention may lead,” h i, said. Ap Ctrporatlon, e t al. t h e opinion
can Railway Journal ad-obtained parently he was thinking of scefooduy.
morning about latitude 27, longi renewuls of advertising from local fors who minimize research and w. s by Judge Terrell. The case
df.thn storm was,,
tude 70.5 moving northeast. Wh to merchants.
invention which doea not immedi Wii * suit brought to quiet title
Train tho child to make him use
Y
n o k f y t.'p c - p
to
o
ertaia
land
In
Alachua
county.
l a s M . O s b o n i B ^ e s wore e x p e r .^ e t on extrer,
Fo* Is charged in the circular ately lead to practical results, j
ful to society wee the meeeage
tb e J
II
VT
MT
southern p a rt.o f coaat no winda of with fraudulently using tha natrfp
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l,
which Dr. George E. C errothere.
hurricane force were reported from of R. A, Edwards, grand lodge trfi eai ,
.RoWna .pollkge, W ln^r, A group.' of applications «,
r . H s tru c K jth a ^ d ty .^
ficer of the Brotherhood of Rail
Pww,
brought
to. the Bedford Lions brought before the Interstate
road Trainmen, in order to secure
isL1
Club .today *t thd weekly m eeting merce Commission in behalf o
the endorsem ent.of'local railroad
Seaboard-AJr Line fo r trie r
in
tha-Seminole
Cafe,
<
^
men. With thiax ondoraemeat he
• . • -.• • j n; . • v - T,
T*N, N. y „ Oct. . . . ....
f Y'
Dr. Garrothers, ,who hat a forci- oary authority, to allow 1,the
solicited advertisements from local
gnpJzatlon^f the Tampa a n d .
S»i;
bed
a»d
bstkN E \y YORK,
Mott Osborne, 68, not:
h to rmerchants and collected tjui money,
EonvlUe Railway, and th a Inclusion
tub
arid,
shower,
for
the
ere
te
special
te
n
d
e
r
_
train
asu
activities In prison' r«*» , ■
. ..
‘ t u .i He U also said to ha Vs. stolen -a The
t. hla sh9«t -address. Cul- of th a t Une In the Sekboerd sys A',1
lead.
• Leroy D. Houaholdsr of Msl- fltudebaker..automobllo, .'
I £ sim ilar-.spite for
fond q u a l i t y in boys and tem ,'
A bled tor
;•/ ;■ . ‘ s
;v
/w.’-J;
l n °n tho street by. h u r t bourne, Uu,^Wtdidata for.congreM
a t& v T h e & Ja a .jwK girta
With Fox ii A.' D. A m *truti, has been
A frie r financing ai)d transfer, of
stitiful zadj
----- “B office, and a
T"t "'ght he was identified on the RepublUfc ticket, will who is said to have d m r M ' W OS' *01
t , teachers;'
.The
' *
“ impa ro a d 'w iil pass
'.lo u n g e and
dertakers through • llttll apeak in Sanford-Saturday night, xtrlfo and child a t Glendale, Calif.' elsbgrtite s>
e.m lU.’C T
of the S^aboard, * *
** with tho name ‘T.om gcedrdlng, to a n antjounccmapt Fo*, also ,ls
f
«
will
serve;
engraved upon it, which ntidp today; Mr. Housholdes .will
>nio received when ’ .^0 a ^ ilf - d iL F if a t S t r u t ; a t .e pluto
"
'
fy entered .A uburn priiT ^
K0i
Ipriaonof* to atudy t b r
prit
convicts, • '' . '
silence a t A dburg.
. " y re fo rm v 'l “ d an on
Warder
*'■ Kt
and Allows All
Followers jne«
|h t to Attend
t |l
KEY WEST ISLAND T 6 ;.u * a ;r
Dfi
ESCAPES CENTER Maine
Sditf to be
fiv e Times H ead.
OF THE BIG STORM
Of Socialist Ticket
2 Senators Backed
By Grand Dragon
•e Testimony’
No Americans
Long Dei
_ Witnesses fn
Fmpt to Discredfosecution Story
Damage fSo
May Reach Si
Thirty Mi l l
^eople O f
sS
^ S — KNAPP in
hands
OF POLICE WITH
ONLY‘$600 LEFT
INVENTORS BLAZE DECLARATION BY
WAV TO PEACE, IS U. s. EXPECTED
BELL ! EDISON REGARDING PACT
%
State Supreme Court
Renders 2 Decisions
U. S. Issues New
Storm Warnings
Swindling Charge
Faces Eustis Man
,Who ‘WdritwF Here
' Mt
Train A Child For
Citizenship, P l e a
Of DeanCarrothera Would Reorganize
. Tl^e Tampa Railway
In New 'York
Heart Attack taml
----
In Special
Quleen Marid[Jor.”'
wTrain .Of Te i {Elaborate Coaches
—
<. Leroy p. Householder
U-«?,Will Speak in Sanford
m
mm
I2%r‘2&r
M S
m m
m
IP
�'* * * * * • ;* * * * * * * » &
.-vr«*>M»JHJ.l^rsiWlfl*
l
pi"
'S “
■'" mu-*
'
<n
AjjB&L
BBPkW N r r
POINTS BIG TEN TEAMS
... SATURDAY’S MAKE READY FOR
iGLOUD BATTLE FEATURE GAMES
Rollins End
L it
Member cf Squad !•* MIchiKiin’s Clash With llli*
'ollowinjf Saturday’s; nols Draws .Much Interest
lift Orlando IJere; , With ChicaL'o-l’urdue Game
Ih Much Improved i AIho Claiming Attention
4->(By BILL DuBOSR)
! CHICAfiO. Ort. 20. M l-M ich- 'ord HI engaged in the first .gnu’* chance of retaining the Big
ll practice session since llu- Ten title it won lust year lire at
ido g a m e
yen U -n la y
after- stake in Satunlay's game with IIIMonday’s prartire was culled 1inois, I'.iSJfi i-uimcr-up arvl lending
r'bcCau*c of on inter-class game. 1challenger this fall, Imt almost as
tone at the men hnve liv e n re- , much interest has been attructed
on the inquiry list after the 1toward the ('hirngo-Purdue clash,
n m e with Oriundu. Although j„ which two dark horses will show
.defeated i-”
hy nOrlando
r ," m,“ the their conference
speed.
r
1 xhoweil a marked improve
The D.I2ft model of the Maroon
’ The tram was in much het- machine which claimed the cham
j nhnpe for the Orlando guino pionship two yiurs ago. battered
an for the I’nlutku game th>* and shaken l.y last Saturday’s de
ereek before. With the continuedcisive defeat at I'ennsylvuiilli’s I Mi nest /.ohler. right end of Roi
Improvement that the team has hands, fares the test of tin* year in lins ('allege eleven. wlu> is playing
and with the valuable ex- Purdue, novel a strung contender i -• epdy garni- tins *.*a«i>n for lie
ce thal the line, which at for the grid iron honor lint slfkb' varsity,. Rollins itn !:; Men •••
. b e g i n n i n g o f t h e s e a s o n w i n llM , tl)| , , II1K „ f W U n i i h m to a *cor«- t ’n i r e i s i l y inliipli n>r of tile Fl ori da
rely green, m *h hud in the less tie now rilled the mysterious “ righting Calors" in Sanford on
te g a m e s t h a t h a v e b e e n played
i stranger iiy "the a .min's title | A i mist lee I lay under the auspice,n f o r d h i g h is e x p e c t e d t o lake ,
i of the Ainerieati l.egion post.
; KICHMONI), Ind.. Oct. 20.—(/Pi
I . single
oneCif the greatext
i pacers in the history of the Amcr| irnn turf will thrill (iandxland
crowd:: no more. He has been re
tired and will serve his remaining
] days in the stud.
I William (5. Barefoot, of Cnm1bridge City, owner of the famous
rarer.announced last night th a t he
| lias turned Single O over to Rich
ard C ranger, of Richmond, under
la lease at O rnngtr’s farm.
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says (’ream Applied in Noatrita
Opens Air I’aaeagcs Right lip.
*v+-’/+ + + + ,MHM**3-**+++->+-M--*-+
lo taut relief no waiting. Your
j , legg-d nastrils open right up; the
ait pa liig-M nf your h'-nil clear
■e| \ i ran breathe freely. No
.... .. hawking, niililing. Mowing,
>. .i.i.a lie dryness. No -t niggling
■fi.i la.a.li a* night: your cold m
• atarrti disappears.
i ,. i a -mall bottle of Ely’s Cream
o f t h e g a . n . s th a t rem ain to
‘V u t d l l r r s w i n g i n g f r o m a s t r o n g
Balm from your ilrugi t now. Ap
p U y e d W ith o u t a g r e , | d e a l o f ' ^
jn|tl
t„
BOARD W IN . MKKT
ply a lilllr of this frag) ant, lintiable.
i’uldicity schedules, ineinlicr.-.hip -iplir. healing cream in your noaDaytona Beach is the only game
**rr
^
.........
T i » being feared by the local m the mulst of a climb that nmkes campaign plans and the proposed tiils. It penetrates through every
Dhelan ss i.guung
fighting -i«ao
squad ..a favorite ;
der« and this game should not ine.an
,1)ir..lti„n „f , lu. Sr mm,. I ■iii' passage of the head, soothes
ve to he us hard as the la <1 .........
S ,««K
\ h'[ thirty fifth L.
( immber of Conimer, r w,!l tin' inflamed or swollen mucous
V ,tin| l(. |M
,l(r,| ol
l(, ,,„v
in,inni ane and relief mines in games and the team has al | ei.nser.iliv.- year of hu rmiehiMg ' lie roll ;ud< red |1
lev
liolinl
g<
tnnlly.
most a month to prepare for th The Boilermaker* have every , i rnor- imnorrow night al the im rl
I:
pc I fine
1...... stay
< close which is to he played in Day 1thing t<> gain and Chicago in in I. 1ing in Lake Mary. ’I he board wil
to lose.
nasty
|
al.,.
t
ii
1
1
•
d
up
, tffta Beach jm Armistice Day .
w
i
t
h
a
lure-' al 7:311 n’rloi'k in tin
Having downed Iowa In -1 week,!
i'JStiff practice sessions are to he
i i aim i h.
Mary Dining I'arloi.
,r held all of Ihis w«M-k and a great the Illni'ii invade Ann Aibnr. The!
Adv.
f Im.l lmai 'I-- ■I a jewel I /
[c .deal of attention is going to he' absence "I D'Aiubrosi,, at end and '
pkld to the aerial game which is Tim at half for Illinois, from in -.Imp m Birmingham. England,
J? Improving euch week. In the game juries. is a farter in the rating of when reduced to ashes, yieldr I
enough precious metal dust to pav
*" with Orlando several passes were ■Michigan as favorite.
Inpleted for short gains. Sun- : Noithwrsteiu tests its chances | for the cost of new flooring.
race in Satur- IggO High
n i g n bus
n u s two
t w o good
goesi men
m e n to
m '1 in (he
HU- conference
COI
iin> M i|| [n Maxwell and Mobley wliil- | day's nmi conference tilt with '
tin Thompson, Stoinnff nml Rock nr's Notre Dntiie eleven, an- '
}glns hnve shown themselves to nuallv a Big Ten stunihling block
fW e p t in snaring the hall out of and already this full conqueror of I
Both Captain Thompson t ........... .
who smothered ImliarWh)
1 Stolnoff grubbed several pass 1|t
)llt<.st nl()V(. in „ full cam-;
Whmi you are suffering with
from the air when it looked as |Mli|rn „„ fni. notably successful. 1rheumatism so you c an hardly get
they would be either intercepted • Minnesota views the game with | around just try Red l’epper R u b ,
broken up.
;, Wub
Wuhnsh, Nat unlay's other iion -cilt,- j
will have the cpii'krst
. ' ^figgins who has been n candi- , f(.n ,lira affair, with optimism. I and you
i<n(,w„t
SKK
i for one of the hackfield berths I ^
•tnxon wax a c t In far ^
W
............. . *...... .......
■ fa r a l end during thu lux »f the , tory lhJllkjl t,„. ,.onU.Ht W1|, flirlh penetrating heat as reel peppers.
Instant relief. .Inst t.s se.eni lee
W o game and hr played a f i n e l y „ , ,.r
V11MI|V fl(|. 1h(.
you apply R* d I’e ppe r Rill* Voei
me. Ho ia g e n g t.. make se n .- mni|Mj).r „ f
„•
......
|ee| the* tingling heat. In three
work nartl to
him from
...
. , ,
(CHIROPODIST)
miiig a regular an lie .» xlmw
' minnlc it warm : the sole* spot
offense will, ll fail through and Ihi'ough. I-fee llu*
loU of ability. He ........... .. ' f,,r
th the ball, [ijihm, kick and is eel te. it.al. i ii.lize* against Bind.a-, I bind e*iii-ulation, bre*uks up the
,0’ a good mail on th<- de fe nse*, while Bat I’age* sea s in his se>c.>nel eiiugf'lion ami tin* e>111 i b* "ina
Also
la in his first year al fm»ltmll ee.ufe*reiiie giinie a chui.ee fur la tisin toiture is gone.
Row lev B'*d I'epper Bub, inndc
, had ho hux at.other year in school diiinn» lii-t Big lei. ei.lltcvl in
t’ruin lid peppi'l's, in .Is liltli* al Treat metit for Cornu, Tngi owu
■fUr this ye*ar and it is certain M,*'r* thnn tliie'i* seasons.
. that next year lie will I.* one of* The Ohio Slate triumph o v e rC„ any eliug Ion. Hot a jar al once.
Nail, Fallen Arches
if, iho best men on the* t.qu-ul. Slneles- luinldii in New ^oi k la>l we ek Almost iietant relief awaits you.
aft bory, V^ho is
playing
first
favorite's ovu lie* sure* lo get tbe geuiuilll*, with
•»■ also I'*"/
'"h l.is ■
•• i-i -| makes the* Buekeyes
•
Smifi.rd High, proved
—trnr
r for Sanford
pre.veel that J( I«wn, eager tu e.lfxe*t the defeat, at j|„, nanM. Bowles on e*aeh package. |
wax a greut little hull currier , the liiimls nf an Illinois without the*.
Adv.
Phone 102
the game Suturelay when he* uiel e.f the (irpnge who he.ther' d |
gained more Jnirelnge than any J the llawke-yes fe.r three le.ng years. |
l ^ - athar individual em either team. He*
three more yuurx after tl.ia one S e r i e s
of
P ro
C aO lf
4tnd It loiikx iih if lif will in* it 11 —|
.
.
material l.e*fene* he finishes | IV lU tC n e H A r e P l i l l l n e C l
fsffdiool.
?5: i Next Sulureluv the l>> al griel
«*
♦!
i t n will journey lei St. rle.uel fe.l
DKl.MONTE, Calif., Oct. 2». 1
v* g game with St. ('Ie*ud High. This
jgapio while nut expe-i ted in la* one t/Bi A serii's of professional golf i
OT'the hardest will uneloiihledlv niutclies, lu'giiining at Delmout in'
Drove a stiff game and the local l'«'ecaiher and winding up at II
Woy* are working hard to U* in Springe*, Ark,, in February with a,
good cendition fur the* game. Tie* ciuiihincil field of stars for prizes j
s following week Tiluxville is to areiund $,ri0,000, was unnouilt'cel to- I
play here and this will U* the first eluy by .1. (’. Hartnett, who look |
For many years, those able to pay top prices
ggitf* that Sanford has ever pluy- ■the first American golf tciini t"
lor motoring luxury have bought eight-cylin
Scotland
u
fe*w
years
ugo.
with
the
Kust
coast
aggregation.
at;'
Delinoiite has hung up a gr.,lMin ,
der cars as a m atter ol course.
t,Ue ix known of the strength of
prize us an iittriii-liiin to tla* conn !
tUBvIlte.
But it remained for H upm ohilc, w ith it*
) .Angus Fonlhum, who wux injur try ’s l.e*st golfers. This teaina :
cllicient development ol the straight-eight,
KK^.IbI In practice lust week may la* inent, which will he* played mi the*!
IVlildc
Beach
course,
will
he
an
j
to tiring the finest ol eight-cylinder per tor metmrt
r
for praetice the lot
part of this week anil play 1ninateiir professional affair open
auce to a lar w ider market.
- kgalnst St. Cloud Saturday. At ing Dec. HI, with 7 2 holes of im-iliil 1
Almost Irom its appearance two years ago,
r.jfWt* present time he is the only niu.i play on the* following Suturelay anil '
the xi|iiad who in dixiilded, al- | Sunday.
the beautilul H upm ohilc Eight became the
j OUgh there are a few who are j Four other California t mi urn I
largest selling struiglit-eiglit in the world.
V1I|W ," ’r4• from lht’ Orlando game, jnieiits follow the Delmonte eluiui
It arrived at a tinm w hen m otor car buyers
1
'
'
pioiisliip al Sacramento Deceiuhc/
A
17 111, $2.fiOU; al Fresno Dec. 21 2<i
wore lieginninK to seek something more than
I'J.MlO; al Long Bench, Jan. 1 2.1
tbe old standards ol performance and v;due>;
$2,'ill(l; and lit I. i.-i Angeles, J.in. ,
something other than price us a mark trf
& ' W*
fi-il, $111,0(10.
1
j[* q*Chicako— Uhuek Wiggins, Inprestige.
napolix, unit Jimmy Delaney,
A nd so completely did die H upm ohilc Eight
Pout, fought u draw, UK). (It.
Priced from
meet the conceptions of a new vulue, and a
Von *Torut, Oslo, Norway,
$ 1 9 4 5
totally new k in d of smoothness, that dis
ray, knocked out Ben SulliChicago 2.
criminating
buyers swept it to an immediate
NKW YORK, Oct. 2 0 - (/l*)—Oar- 1
Moines—Harry Kahn, Miland
overwhelm
ing success.
«, deflated Hfutcin* Hall, land llruzeton, proinisihg ‘ left 1 * 2 5 9 5
/ a b.
10. Lefty Louis Mays, Des handed pitcher, nml Nick Cullop. i AU
W h e n you first drive the beautiful H upm oUthirtt. t>iu*
a, outpointed Irish Kennedy, recruit uutfielder, are guing to the!!
bile Eight, you w ill be amazed at its lluent
fgutnud lax
Peal. Leo Genet*, harbenton, (Washington team from the Yan
poweT, its (W d n g get-away — its ease of
, c|afeat«<l iJimmy 0 Halley,
„„ H(e rexult of the arrnngehandling and riding. You will want thia car
l.Prxnclxco.
inent hy which the Yankeea uhfor what it alone cSL give you in brilliant per
few York—Eddie Bolduc, Kng- tutned Dutch lliiethnr, the New
formance, in luxurious motoring, and in econ
beat San Sanchez, Mexico, ft. York club unnouneex.
omy ol cight-cylindtr operation and upkeep.
IW Klrxch, New Ynrk, won from
When waiver* were miked on |
Lombardo, Ban America, ft.
lluether
by Wuxliingtou, all hut i
fgcluionville—Ted (iooilrich, New
* »n«, and Burney Adair, New the Yunkeex refused tu pul in u ,
claim. Kuctlu-r was known then t<>
. (• fought u draw, 10.
be suffering from appendicitis, but!
m : Francisco—’Tod* Morgan,
ttle, lightweight champion, de he took part in the world series.
A league rule prohibits the
Johnny Dundee, New York,
transfer players except by w aiver;
id, Ore.—Harry Dillon, after Juno I5 uf any season.
ipeg, scored a technical knot kA sound-Proof ‘crying room*
gvtr Buaxell Dockatader, Purl
paneled-.with ula»s in a feature ol
u now film theater. Mothers with I
can yie«2th« pktxre
-tara, Lo» i t o m i ^ k J » 9 n t wit
, - 1.
ffiCT ' ~
MAO!
>v;
j'.
‘u
W
The tfot’s Shoppe
How to Gain 5 Pounds
Single G„ Famous
In 30 Days
Pacer, Is Retired
S
Callouses
END RHEUMATISM
WITH RED PEPPER Here
1T> West W ashington
M IIO I.K S .IIW
-ItltT A II.
I'nr l l n l l e r y a n d T i r e s r r t
Irrlr-.. I.rt y o u r n r » t n e w
rrrenrr.
Ask Union Phnrmncy or any l
ORLANDO
druggist for n box of McCoy’s Cod 1
-MHl.iver Oil Compound Tablets. They I The shoppe for the little onc’t Oil! 1-IIONK I*cost hut little, arc sugar coated |
wardrobe
and as pleasant to lake as candy.
NOVKLTIKS
’ Skinny men and women ta k e t LAY KTTBS
the in to speedily pul on plenty of
BABY FURNITURE
good, healthy,, solid flesh, and for
BOYS AND CIHLS 2 TO 6
this purpose they are so extreme
ly good th at thin men and wo-[ ..._____
On residences or improved business property fej
men often take on 5 pounds n r'
from $ I UNO.Oft to Jlftft.ftOO.OO Tor 3, ft or 10 yetnl
more in 30 dnys. As a m atter of
interest.
fact, all druggists are authorized to
Will also consider Construction Ioann In aid i,
return your money if you don’t
struct ion of buildings.
take on 5 pounds iti 3d days.
One thin woman gained l'>
pounds in six weeks.
Insist on McCoy's, the origin'll
and genuine—(id Tablets lid cents.
Adv.,
LOANS
ONK - DAY SERVICE
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
819 W. 3rd St.
J. H . JACK SO l
Office 112 East 2nd St.
SANFORD
CASH LUMBER CO.
Du FletchfrLBrown
W. S. PRIC K, Mur.
SPEC IA LIST
7 1ll W. F ir s t S t.. P h u n c 172-W
Nerve f t food undSh.n
D isea ses
NEW
LUMBER YARD
Advertising Means Busin*
«fT
I ft irce*«fu)ly t r n t
IthruimjtUm, K iu r ltli,
JfilfeiHve
Dikunlcrs.
1 . 1 v e r anil Kidney
T r o u b l e . C »U rrh,
A-thrnii, Hay Ft»ver,
' iJim-fiPta of Women
I t» n d Chronic a n d
Cuii)|> lieu led DUenae*
A C oittplcfi' Kino o f
Medici no C ali ini-Is
Cypress and Pine
Framing
Sheathing
Siding
Flouring
Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
| of Men.
1HPKGIAL NOTICE-
If uni|Urf«tl o II u Ii 1 a
, nkill. tarnrvt elTorta,
fidelity tu obliyntioua
mid an cnlutdhlied
■
.
ir|)Uluiion in areornpllfihlntf retulU. tokf«thfl I
with icienllfie e«|uii>meiiL ytam of ex|><^ !
. im«. fti.peiai to your Intelligence an«l din ]
• relion in the stlntion of a idiy.iirInn tc
trrut you. come to
me anil invi-rtligntt
t/iy uil r;iP’( <1 »yftttin of tr.'iitnn nt. which)
h a th
th ic k
I .im e
1 1 uii*v« r: ally endorsed
No inrurnblo came i
Hcrepted, no mail order treatinefit inathS
1 tuted, no falxe i»romt«efi made, no irliyar*
inif, inio.nnOde Riiurnntota Kiven. I adeer* •
tfae what I do — I do what I advert!#*.,
Chargn teaaonahle. Urma urranuetl to suit (
l>iitient‘-« rotivenlenoe.
(.all or writ* for
• Information and advlre.
,
|
I see my patients In person. I operate
I no branch offices, “ medical companies” and
| institutes.” My cared, satisfied and f T « U - 1■
( • I patient* ar* m j boat n i m n t m .
Plaster
While Rock Plaster Hoard
Nails
Screen Wire
llttilders Hardware
Doors
•sal
Windows
Morphy Ironing Hoards
D r R e t c h e r L Br o w n
Made to Order
; 216 M AIN ST .
Frames and Screens
The Price la Right
E
JA C K 50N V IL L C . F L A .
We Deliver Anvwhere in Citv Limits
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■■■■■■MB■■■■■■■&■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■
2xFinest
Teti-Day
Bicycle
Race
s
Phone 870
Your Dollars Buy
Extra Mileage
Within Reach o f Thousands
I
PI
Phone 475
KENDALL’S FISH & FRESH AND
Dr.J.R. Vidlerj POULTRY MARKET SALTWATER
FISH
Foot Specialist
LIVE
AND DRESSED
Lloyd’s Shoe Store
POULTRY
By California Clubs!
TIH H
I t A t T K R r S('B
A T W H O I I K S A I .K PIUCRX-f
i r e . w e rrrkneaar a n d r » p . |,
H uM rry h e a W l l . I . A I l l l
Traveling in a circle, wast
ing speed, energy and time
—at the end you are just j
where you started—t h e
man who doesn’t save,
doesn’t accumulate some
thing, is bound to wind up
at the end of ten years just
where he started, making a
living; yes, but surely ten
years’ labor should bring
you more than the memory,
“1 had a living.’
Start a new program-D O
IT NOW!
W IT H
3
Firestone
t
l i i Ci l 1‘RKSSl'RK
Gum Dipped
Building and Loan Savings
makes you save—it is the
system of the thing that wins
out.
v \
TIRK.S
t Fight Results
Thousmi'is ol extra miles are built
into every Fire icne t ’ord by the ex
clusive Fiicstcnc process of (ium-Dippiug. F.very stnm d of .every coni is
saturated with live, resilient rubber,
Interim I heat ami fiTction-—tli*.» enemies
of long mileage are prnetieully elim
inated. No oilier tire can give you the
service that Firestone docs because no
other lire is tiuui-Dipped.
Hrazcton and Cullop
Sent to Washington
Let Us Tell You How Easy
It Is To Save.
•
Phone 588—The Answer
will come.
- ,i | J
•T -«1
!
s
When you buy tires, remember that
Um least expensive tire is the one that
gives greatest mileage and all-round
service. Let u . equip your ear with
Firestones and stivu you time, trouble
mid money.
Ray Bros. Wholesale Tire [j
•
f.i* i
2l0
O ffi^ P o h p w rly ^
409 W. FiratSt.
Phoxifi-548
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’Jff.JL.,
Of til* M l w all
o f the Btorn
of bit and
whan
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w*#jMffifrlftgWiviE:■’2y.v ^^T irw M B ilW O B irog.’ •-.'* ••' ■
:.■>=‘!JG.
ates ahall Wave th e s s m s ri
■position o f property in lh
igtstawte almll hayv Utiwsr3
■hip. Inheritance, disposition.
In th * S t a t e o f F l o r i d a br f o r e t a n a r s 1---------- . ____ .
m i
Attara«7 -at-La%
T ■J c l t U n u s o f th.i U n it e d S t a t e s u n d e r t a d p r o v i s i o n s Of « law* and
t i e s o f t h e U n ite d Htntea."
a.
Will practice In all th* ccarta
T h e v o t e s c o s t In c o m p l i a n c e w i t h sa id p r o p o s e d a m e n d m e n t s , a n d
O O flP A N > y - ': r c y
t h e r a n vtiss. d e c l a r a t i o n nnd r e t u r n s t h e r e o f , a h a l l b e s u b j e c t e d tu t h e Examination o f Abatraetg of Land
surne reiriilAtlonH nn.l r e s t r i c t i o n s as a r e p r o v i d e d b y l a w f o r g e f t s r s )
Title# flvan sapeclal attention
e l e c t i o n s In th e S t u t o o f F l o r i d a .
Offices In Court Ho\isc
(H E A L )
LASSES
WHITE
ail SMI? MINSTRELS
kidneys,
:r?*> sluggish
its acids in tha syatipi' *o tiitfy.no
tN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 1 ha Vs
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the Great Heal of the State of Flor
ida, nf Tallnhassee, the Capital, this
ll.r.O—S2.l>0
ftp*.
PRICES PUJB TAX
SEATS
ON
SALE
SATURDAY
Of tba barracks bulldCamp Columbia were
Hoarly all the tree* tinfrom Havana to
I uprooted.
were killed and
Vrhan a house In the
collapsed. Another
ted by the high water,
f 10.00 for limited time. beginning Oct. 25. I’hnne 215 f„r appoint. I t haa not yet been aswhethcr there were any
mente.
Many of the principal
o f the city suffered damPark Avenue
(Over) Mobley "m Drug Store
were not of a serious
tw e n ty -six th
t». 19Z6.
day
of
July.
A
i t ci a v c r a w f Or d .
He. retary of. BMte.
ar- :
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Special Price—
On Permanent Marcel Waving
Madame Harriet’s Beauty Parlor
.-</'K
tla*BS Prepare For Storm
of Havana awaited
calmly preparing for
1 18 hours for it ,to.reach
? All windows and 'doors
or nailed up to profroin the force of the
tills was due the fact
real damage wes done
built houses. The chief
buildings in the city
tied plester, wrecked
and porches and broken
v <» t i < f-
'i F
i u
<■: l. is
n
W H E R E A S T h e l,*-Klslnt n r - .if 1**25. u n d e r «ti*- Fi>n«t Hut Ion <■( I M i
o f t h e S t a t e o f F lo r id a , ill.) pu ss t h n e
Joint
It. s o l . n i o n s
|.iop ..-li:K
a m e n d m e n t s to t h e f o n s t m . l Ion o f th.i Ht»t« o f F lo r id a , a n d th e s a m e
w e r e a s r e e d t o by n v o l e o f t h r e e f l f t t i s of nil th e m e m b e r s * . | o . ' ,rl Ln
e a c h h o u s e ’ t h a t t h e v o t e s on said J o i n t H e s o l i i l l n n s w e r e e n l r t t d ntooi
t h e i r r e a p e c t l v e Journal*-, w i t h t h e y e n s anil n a y s I' eteDti. anil Hu*v did
d e t e r m i n e a n d d ir ec t that th e s.ild J n l n i l t e s . . l u l I o n s h- s u b m i t t e d to the
e l e c t o r s o f t h e H la le it tb o C. rieral F i e . ’Mon In N o v e m h e i . li'Jft
NOW, T H E R E F O R E , I, It. I'l.A V Oil A tV F t U t l '. S. . . r e t a r y o f M a t o
o f t h e W a l e of F lo r id a . .1.. h e r e b y «lv*i Hot Ire Unit a
tu:M .itAi. Fi.ijrriO K
w i l l be h e ld In e t c h .'m inty 111 F ’orlrta on Tuesday l o v t hu . cioi I In if (be
f i r s t M onday In N o v e m b e r . A. I> l**2fi. t h e sa id T u e s d a y b.-liiK th e
SKCOVII IIA V OF X lltW Ilin i
for th e rat ir i c a tl o n or re Je.’l loti o f th e salil J o in t I;......I n t o ,n s prop oslr u f
am end ttie nl a to th e ('oust 11 u I Ion o f t h e Slut.* of !■lorld.i vi/.
ia placed faith In their
I Ion ‘i or Arll.de
i.'They generally remained A JO IN T IlKHOt.llTIO.N l'r.i|>|islnit an A m e n d m e n t to H II
of the L'onstll utlnn of the Wale of Flo) Ida. lb l.i u to tat in a Iloti.
with spare lumber and [Je ItXIIResolved
by the ...................... . (In- Slat, -.f I lm nl;i
to brace weakening windows
That ttie fnllowlns Iimendment to Section '* or Arll.de XII of the
Constitution of the Stale of FlorldA ridhlliiK hi I .dm at Ion he and the
rs.
same Is hereby nsreed to and shall be submitted to the l.leetois of the
were many thrilling res- Hlato at the Clenerul Klecllon of Itepi'csvnlat Iv*h In I’.-*., r..r appioval or
by police and firemen, who rejection.
S e c t io n # .
In a d d i t i o n to t h e t a x p r o v id e d for In S e c t i o n K o f i b i s
f throughout the fury of the
A r t i c l e Ihe C m in lv S c h o o l F u n d s h a l l c o n s i s t o f th e p r o p o r t i o n o f th o
•JvCv Yf r
In
ter
es
t
of
th
e
S
l a t e S c h o o l F und and o f t h e one m ill S t n t e lu x a p p o r t i o n
"■*i*
ed t o t h e c o u n t y , all c a p i t a t i o n t a x e s c o l l e c t , d w i t h i n Ho- c o u n t y and nl
army officers and civil
i a t i o n s by t h e l . e it l s l a t i ir e w h i c h s h a ll w* t h 11 ut her I ' o u n t y S c h o o l
‘‘ted tholr lives to extend aFpupnrdosp rhe
ap p m i lim ed and illHt 1blit ril a s m a t be p r o v id e d by l a w and
„ sufferers. Firemen romov- s h a ll lie d i s b u r s e d by th e Futility H oard of F n M ie l i i . ' n M n m s o l e l y for
th
e
s
u
p
p
o
rt
and inn Inlenarire of iiiihlli M i >■ I . . I
I' m .t i d e d . Ilial tin li
r people from houses where the n p p o r t lo n i n . nl
and d ie ti It.ulIon eioill I... m a d e hv m. to tal law l.ase.L u p o n
Ite r had risen and prevented s o m e d e c la r e d p r i n c ip le o f i liiHSlf Ic iitlou In I.. a]• i • min. d br t h e P,<otls
-■ t. m .
#m from gottlng to the streets, laturn.
l e r the storm the people In unAllude V of
JOINT RUHdl.l'TKIN ITonosliis an niiiendie. i.i
pa 11m.'iit, I.
Constitution of Florida. It.di.tiiiK !■ the Judi.'latr
nsfed houses threw open their
Known as Section *t of said Artlete.
Dts of less fortunate persons.
De It Resolved by the I.eitlHlnl m e of Ihe Slate of Fho id i
That the f id low Iup ninenilineiil to Aitlele V of H.e i '..iivfit ot I•. it
Ifqit of the persons hurt during
Florida,
to be known as Section It of said Article |„. and the Ham. la
l storm were only slightly injur
hereby atcreetl to, and shall he Hiihmilt.-d 1.. the el.etoiH - f ihe Slale of
There are few grave cases Florida at the next IP'IUTIII eleetton to I,, held mi lh.* Iii«i Tuesday ortei
first Monday In November, ll'itl. f.. r ra 11f lea M<>n m i .n .i i .o
III them. A four year old ne- the Section
tt. The Chief Justice of Ihe Supr. me Coiirl of I lie Slate of
sr/ia caught by the wind In the Florida shnll lie selected hy Ihe JnNlle.s Hot.of .1 ihe ............. .
the first term of the Supreme Court In the w ar ,.f l-'27. an.l . . . i y
[‘-of a hospital and killed. A of
two years thereafter.
"'■an was blown half a block,
RESOLUTION Prnposlni; an Ameinlm. ul l>> Seeilun |x of ih<
toV tr and over, He managed A JOINT
nechirntlon of Itlahts In Ihe Con.'.l n ol i.n of Ihe State ..f Florida
t a tree to which he hung
ltelntliiK to the Ownership. Inlierl t a lire. I ■Isposirinti mid Fnjny uiept
of I’ropurly In the Slate of Florida hy I'm. lit ners.
Wai torn Into nhreda. Ho
aid on the roots,
He It Resolved hy the Legislature of the Stole of I’loilda.
That Ihe following amendment of Ihe i',.n-l IIiiitoii of Me Slate of
f t all the city's trees wero Florida,
Section 18 of Ihe I 111. laral Ion of lllphiH of hji.I i '.>list 11ii 1Ion, to
; or uprooted. Observers and the same Is heruhy artreed in and (lie Hiune ah .11 he eulmill 1ed to
the
iiuallfled
electors of the Sint., of Flo-lda lor I at HI. . 1Ion or i.
lion
k fr^m Camp Coiumbin nt the next elisultiK
Oenernl Fleellon, that ih to win ii.al Section Is of
BSMnsd as though a giant tho Declaration of HU’IiIh of the ......................... ihe St n
Flolltl.l, be
"**tud along the road with amended so ns to read na follow*.:
hid arms pushing down
■'Section IS Foreigners who i f *■ elicit, I** to I.. . ..ne . 111/. nx of Ihe
United Slates under the provlnl.inr •f Ihe lino, and tn.iti.M <.f ito- 1 oiled
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have been sunk.
Stapf tbo worst damaged buildtlw city ia tho now church
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••Ultra Benora Del Carmen,
rw h o le front of the edifice Is
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
When you wake up with back
ache and dull misery In the kidney
region it may mean you have been
eating foods which create acids,
says a well-known authority. An
excess of such acids overworks the
kidneys In their effort to filter It
from tho blood and they become
sort of paralyzed and loggy. When
your kidneys get sluggish and clog
you must relieve them, like you
relieve your bowels, removing all
the body's urinous waste, else you
hnve backache, sick headache, dizzy
spells; your stomuch sours, tongue
is coated, and when the weather is
bad you have Rheumatic twinges.
The urine’ is cldudy, full of sedi
ment, channels often get sore, wator scalds and you are obliged to
seek relief two or three times dur
ing the nigtht.
Either consult a good, reliable
physician at once or get from your
pharmacist about four ounces of
Jjpi .Salts; take a tahlcspoonful in
a glass of water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys
may then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
I with lithia, and has been used for
years to help clean and stimulate
jm
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longer Irritate, thus often reliev
ing bladder weakness.
Jad Salta is Inexpensive, cannot
Injure and makes a delightful, ef
fervescent Uthia-water drink. Drink
lost o f soft water.* .
Adv.
Are You Strong arid
Full of Pep?
box
pound
JB I
day# your druggist Us
hand' you back your
Insist on McCoy’s
and genuine,
’
“ 1 had lost Interest in my busi
ness because I felt languid and
tired,” said a hus'ness man, "but
since taking tutu splendid tonic
ami blootl purifier, Dr. Pferoe’s
Golden Medical Discovery, I feel
strong and full of ‘pep/ equal to
any emergency.
The worn-out
feeling is gone and I am thankful
for restored vitality, so necessary
to a business man.” Thousands
in every state have testified th at
instead of being pale, weak and
tired the Golden Medical Discovery
gave them renewed vim, vigor and
vitality. Try it! All druggists.
Adv.
D
EVELO
P
Persistent coughs and
serious trouble. You ca
now with Creomultion ,0
creosote that is plenum t»
ntulsion i t a new meditdT
with two-fold action; it 1
heals the inflamed men
hibits germ growth.
Of ail known drug*, u
ognlzed by high medical'^
one of the greatest heaiiM.
persistent coughs an.l cskfl
forms of throat troubles, ft]
coritalns, in addition to i
healing elements which k.
the infected mem bra n e t,
irritation and inflamnuilm^
creosote goes on to the
'
aorhed into tho blood, up,
You probably know that Cod of tho trouhlo and ciicckil
of (he germs.
Liver Oil is the greatest flesh pro
Creonuilsion is Ktitwsnttd]
ducer in the world .
lory in tho treatment oj |
Because it contains more Vita- roughs and colds, brond
mines than any food you can get. bronchitis and other fortnrj
You’ll be glad to know that Cod lory diseases, and is excell
SKINNY MEN
RUN DOWN MEN
NERVOUS MEN
Liver Oil comes in sugar coated I
tablets now, so if you really want
to put It) or 21) pounds of solid,
healthy flesh on your bones and
ing up the system after
Mt/ney refunded if any
nj*t relieved after taking
directions. Ask your J
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■Klan Head
Testifies at Hearing
(Continued from Page 1)
t\ machine.”
I. tik e d for an explanation
B Senate machine” and Em■tfld that he and others had
l told that Zumbrunin was very
>ial with the United States
a, adding “he wines and
M th them."
lator Watson, speaking from
^hospital bed in Indianapolis
ed' Emmons' testimony linking
I with the seating of Senator
“’field “preposterous in the main
It really requires slight refum." Senator Mayfield also is*
ita statement In Galveston
kriiing the same testimony
■olute fabrication."
fore .going into the Indiana
committee virtualtaoncludod ita inquiry Into tho
campaign with the test!/ of Hugh 8. Magill, of ChiIndependent Republican Senal candidate, that he would not
“•nance the expenditure on his
of more than J25.000 perUilder the corrupt practices
u A m id Majestic Pines
ff
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A Location
Unsurpassed
5
Where the quiet of the
country p re v a ils, where
restrictions in su re sub
stantial d w ellin g s and
where values are sure
to climb.
Annual
s
I f looking fo r bargains now is your
chance on the following makes:
S
BUICKS
CADILLAC
DODGE
ESSEX
reeArmy Fliers
HJ. For Death Of
’Alabama Man
fTpOM ^RY, Ala., Oct. 21.
“ ree, ajrmy offlcari, LieuU hm an, J. C. A. DenI d a lra 'S tro h , today were
^
Mnxwell field, awaitm l l of fourth army
j^ tf^ H e la U and possible
r s m ita r y court in connecW 1Ik* ‘••‘ tit yesterday of
3. Browder, 83, killed when
*T‘ • l°w fTylng alrpUne,
re. They were arreited by
i of Major H. H. C, Rlchcommandant of the post.
>wder, a Confederate votln charge of a group of
" » pickers in a field,
plane suddenly dipped
Jon of the landing gear
' • fatal blow and i;;Henry, One of the cotThe plane aaeended
i y y f t l y over the scene,
,
"v
once,
Sanford Grove
FORDS
HUDSON
NASH
OVERLANp
Priced Right---- Liberal Terms!
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SANFORD GROVE HAS MANY ADVAN
TAGES, THESE BEING BUT A FEW
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s
!
Ask anyone in town about Sanford j
Grove. It’s located directly in the
path of building.
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run for short time only
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( United Stntep S|ennte
Lpenditure committee vf^.B
Bled upon today to ! keep
fetch" on cxpenditurea in
bairipalgn with a vi$w to
£ a "careful un4 sweepItlgati'oh ItnnicdWt^lyAft^ctlon.
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n e s t wns made by. DcmIta te ChatrrtiaVi Thomas
la letter to Senator Jnmoa
lof Missouri, chairman of
littee whg. is now conductVestigatlon In IllinoiB.
an Dye .expltrinod hia roi based upon a published
the effect th at the Rc| campaign committee of
[county, “5» raining or has
1 fund of $90,000 to bo
|h at county nlope, whero
only onc-tdpth of the
of the state Is repre■
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I m st ic t e S B e n c t b s
30, Oct. 20.—(/P)— Tho
r 0f journalistic progres■eversorl, and today the
jtan newspapermen grad[the srnnll newspaper in]th(> small town "cub" gocity. Frank Lovell, editor
aciiif, Wisconsin Times
the inland Daily Press j
last night,
W
the air inside nit* Liu- free front disa^ree-
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A n cT it p tff^ v e m s'd ilu tio n o f c r a n k c a s e oil.
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E v e r y Buldf model has t h e Vacuum
V e n t i l a t o r , a n d n t a r . y other v i t a l
i m p r o v e m e n t s i n c h i i; * n t n ;;m ei'i/> m -
t -f ?
foufews beyond befi
IKEN REST
I* lllaililrr irritation la
Jifr'm l)a Direr HlirnnI
ildncy outnrlo. N. V., sayn:
I Duclin tins done m orn fur
f all nihri romi'illm i'oniLmr ilnvs I lout atnuiMt n
lerlrr with a te rrib le tuirnItlnn Wmilil lie bothered
tu n in ' ‘I* night. W ill tell
fey experience to any one."
L anlrlmci’iits for thin. Yon
[hr bn Mi ur lit' forced con|o aM nut urn. M ilitated
Vrlh i I'm m ills,) ui'tn tin
Lf /in r-1>-tt>rn auliH do tin tlit,
Eirlvr.-. mil for.dioi m utter,
r , „ ...... . nrltls, th e re b y ;
n i r . r T: n o r o u c o m p w v , F r iv r . ;.t:. iiic a k
i^
tjijn
>ut.•r
v* i 1.1fi fij/iuii
*the C i» at :s t J$ U 1 C K EV!;r ",jnT
i. ii
SANFORD BUICK CO.
(irritatimi
blrlH nisi ir encli nt d ru g I
'Kelli i l.;ilMirtttry,
Ale- I
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M A G N O L IA A V E .
—AdV. I
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Occasional Tables
J2 2 2
HAVE YOUR FALL
SUITS TAILORED
TO YOUR ORDER
THE COST IS NO MORE
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E v ery ... ono knows
tho
beauty
and
cnarm of occasion
al tables and this
now creation Is snro
to please the most
discriminating buy
er. Tho finest, woods
aro used and finish
ed lu wnlmlt color.
We have > li •ID
vm illlca tn IvoVy,
*
f»1K First National Hank
Phones filfi and 759-W
Sanford, Florida
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lin t (<> c li c c th e m
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we
fuijada iiu tl ja||o
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I f 1 a tt1u n n t s ' tV la H o fe r ' ^
e h n le n r rn e k e r< '|K n lK S s ■'A
o ln n (« t
tu d ra rtM e ti ‘ ‘
w e h u m ft;
T p e J '!
th e heat w e h a v e a
■ r r u . BD.00 to B S S .M . ,iTM I
* 9 to ®
■ u*, y.
p 1 ."Vir
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rt h e W o n d e r 'W o r k i n g
Zone of Kelvinatioii
\ Lamp Cbmpfete j'! f
rtoflnement of doslgn, expert workmanship and the rich walnut finish
makes this distinctive suite exceptionally deBlratdo for tho bottor home.
Tho spacious buffet, of dust-proof construction, oblong V
extension
AIUU91UU tsblo,
muiu,
beautiful china closet, tho flro aide chairs and host
chair with seats of tapestry, aro nil constructed of
walnut voneeni with othor hardw oods.. . , t , .„ ...,
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TliPHe (1run.I KsjiltU .Irak, eiiinp
in O hrnnllfitl I«nh»a>iti}, III
t- with Shade
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roinhlnallop with Other flue
rublaet tvoorlH, The ctinstrurilnn
>w extra k<k»I mnt the finish Is
the Brat.
jm m m
which foods
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bf1*!,* f!^ d*^T**« below tha twnperatura
up” until thay
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trf th« ordinary Ica-cpolad rafrigarator Ja «
tpuch of.tH* fork. Maat». mallow ahd • » .
tandamaaa that,
that. /fw
colder xon« thataffaota tha kaapirig o f food
quire that delldoua tandamaaa
, 1_, %
In * startling way, It U tha son# whara • cook* -obtain.
kalrinat
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Quantity buyinf. m ikes it possible for, us to aSlU thll' ipltfidfd’.
finished broskfast room set conlHHffg ^ 6 t TW-lllin *X'”a
tsto d
n ste d . C roon ■a Lads, f o r Oxomplo, " c r is p
bo Install**! In y o u r p ro s a n t
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You must see Us soft moUpW .“1,UL‘A
and richly colored shade toji;
clato Us beauty and charm! T&b
richly designed bpse comes com* .
ploto with washable shade.
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Windsor Chairs
Is there anything more inviting limn a
charming Mirco-ploco group hh piotinetl
aliovo?. Anil now you cun afford to have
ydttr'lN iflg room furnished in tho best
of taste a t tilts modest prtco.
Tho
graceful lines of tho davenport, dnh
olinlr and wing hack •chali} express re
fined bounty unit the rich figured velour
ti phots lory (n blue and taupe gives color
to your room. On nil tlireo plncos you
will find loose spring cushions ami deep
odgo cotttdrncUon that Insures real com
fort and luxury. It's a marvelous vnltio
for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ' 1
only—priced nt a saving- that you can
not afford to overlook.
...
r'i%£ It’s New! r*a
Spinet Desks
. HB
a t Slt7.S0.
Mirrors will reflect the
true beauty of any
room In which they
aro placed. They nro
10x18 ’ Inches
with
polychrpmo
frames.
Make your BClfKitthn
now at this sensational
saving.
S. W. BRADFORD
afIV|iled mad
A p i» I p , n r « * s '
,«hlrh
rtx n .
b V
rAdtHdint*ir for Beauty:: $1440
up
,, Odd Vanities
New Fall Models for
the Living Room
f
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rustMake Their BtJsttesstJnprofital
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S»>! itsllr sfl«r*M*-«•*»■M vt
If the Florida Slute Chamber of Commerce haa its w ay,
hiafar*. VtsrUa
the house-to-house seller of goods will be eliminated from
s*lU
*" ’* • A n a s *
the<business life of the state. The organization thinks that
'femond ciaa* Mmt*r, there is no lonKer any beneficial use for peddlers in a state
it the Po^toffire w h e re m o s t p 0()p |e a n . within convenient distance of mer
, Florida. under
H7
cantile establishments selling the articles, or "something
QUEEN MAKIE sat in the city
*■ __ mm4
ju s t ns good” which the peddler offers for side.
hut), then went her way. Immedi
Kti/mAiii.___.Aa***t*<• Kdimrj In most respects the Chamber, of Commerce is correct. ately one women after another
F lo rid a snl in the ( hair, revealing the sur
of fetishism in modern times.
l contribute nothing to the s tat e's betterment. And many of vival
The savage, buried in us. believe
I this ninety percent do the stat e jio.sitive harm. Perhaps it thal inanimate objects nave spirit
would pay to eliminate all house-to-house canvassers and ual' power and eonneinusnosM.
A child kick ug the table that
sellers of goods just to get lie, of the ones that are of no
hurt
head, mid a woman sitting
economic value to Florida people. Ihit the Morida Chamber in theits queen’*
chair are fetish
of Commerce must bear in mind that, it will be a special-aid worshiper., as much as the Afri
can witch doctor that carries 1rt his
to many a mail-order house.
When people live in isolated places or in communities magic tmg part of the human
where they are not constantly invited to buy their supplies brains for cunning, a lion's hair
'“T|e. » * * » , i t aM*ci«s Kditor’ [V obably n in e ty p ercen t o f th e p e d d le rs " w o rk in g '
OPTION BATKI
17.00; Six Month*— U 50
In CUT liy Carrier. |»'r
W eekly Edition 17 uu
NOTICBi All nhltunry
O lr ll of thank*, resolution*
‘e i l o f entertainment* where
Ore tnadr will bo charaei!
Jar advertising rates
II AMOf'MTKen
i f r o m 'l t u 'i d 'n ^ T h a n t s . th e y w elcom e Hie p e d d le rs.
And th e y l
^
nf n ,iKt“r ' a
(oetated I 'r o i
*!•" f.r^
to like u*o
fur 'r*
re- e sp ec ially w elcom e th e m a il-o rd e r-h m ise c a ta lo g u e s w h ic h ,
Ion of nil now* dlapnlrhen a r e j u s t a b o u t th e m ost su c c e ssfu l " c a n v a s s e r s ” fo r u u t-o fIN II Kit first message to Amer
tin th is h&por Hill) lllsil tile
ican- on American soil Queen Ma
i l published heroin. t " th e - s tn te m e rc a n tile h o u se s th a t could be em p lo y ed .
Of republic* thill of ejierhi I
rie sn.vs:
The big department stores in Chicago and New York do
llfM herein ere aim* reserved.
“ I am .nisi a woman of fifty, who
“T
IUR8 DAY, OCT. 21. 192H
not send hotise-lo-hnuse canvassers to Florida. They send ifl |,rj,‘,,fu‘] ,,r j„y Ull(j cxcitedVleantheir })icturefl. alluringly worded catalogues.
They send j me at ila-thought of seeing you.”
goods ordered on approval, even, and they always find cusAmerican ladies that are fifty
tomers in localities where local merchants do not take the j
brpftS?l,;..Pi * ™
trouble to go after the business for their own stores.
I natural, joyful woman at fifty,
After the, Florida Stale Chamber of Commerce succeeds in tihnn a poor painted lady wait your
getting rid of peddlers of one kind and another, it should 1faro lifted, paraffine under your
make a careful study of methods of getting rid of patronage | ^ . J ' T . t ' w k i n ^ ^ h o ^ n g vm.r
for mail-order houses.
lilt* Herald already knows of one ■klll.(,< „ lt),
object in the world
effective way to do th is, and takes pleasure in divulging it. ' bill
oiing, which you can't
liriefly put, the way !<• get rid of any business met hod is to do
make it unprofitable
>
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.
In "Iher words, it the Morula Male ( number nl ( omnierce ..... ..
about advert.* ,
really is iiileresled in ridding the slate of itm"iant sellers [ )Mg, ». !. m< - the >{utManian queen
of this and that and the other thing; if the Florida S l a te land pi.n
her "for run....gi
Chamber of ( ‘omnierce rightly includes in the list, the m a i l - '
1,1' ■,’"1
McPherson
hark among !ln- want ads."
order-house selling, then let th a t organization show the
queen will go her ways
merchants of Morida it is th e ir job to offer competitive at- hmve \ er.
Aimee arid Peaches
know, or somt
tractions.
come
front
When-peophi can find out through (heir daily paper where !,,rs
nURAl.II PI.ATI'OHM
•I n * lake at Senior*'! front
Water route to Jaokeoa_
-jetton of m,
Hirer Canal.
Johao-Ia-
Ifeaaloa «f white war.
■las pool, lennl*
it. a
conrt*.
t a t l u of linlldlna pro.
home*. hotel*, ftpnrtM * ( house*.
*City Com to I■■ton of ffrr atieni*
■(melton of Im g I r t ■ r ii
JCVi' am a nil f.. kr tliigriir.
"MBpletlon of rlty heautlf le*«#■ ■rnjr* m.
If**<l«* of aohnol *7*<rin
i.' 'Willi provision (or Inrrraard
|H;teeilltlea.
H E VERSE FOR TODAY
page.
They are our natural and per
l ,1HEART RIGHT WITH GOD th e y c a n buy th e tilin g s th e y need in (h e ir hom e to w n , a t
I t your heart therefore In f a ir p ric e s and o f good q u a lity th e y n e v e r th in k o f w a itin g manent intellectual diet.
with the Lord our God, to j u n til th e p ed d ler com es a ro u n d no r of looking up t h e ir w a n ts
MACKKN/1K KING, ('nmutian
In his statutes and to keep jn ( |1(! m a il-o rd e r-h o u se c a ta lo g u e .
Ittetaicr, 'ays truly that all talk
commandments, as at this
i T h a t is all th e r e is to it.
ly." 1 Kings Hull.
1fif t ,(Haitian annexation by the
I'mtcil States is foolish. It's as
^-M A Y ER —Lord, may mir hearts
foolish as t f. talk about Canada
Met aid has not thought ad I about: the newspapers of Florida
> right with Thine, as Thine is
aiuievmt; tins country.
lo reply to some of the pit |or of Miami with reference to its
Hitt Canada and the tinted
f tli" North that arc now | accusations that they suppressed
estate news
The Herald would like to hear Hint a million or so leaflets StaOs. rulinif and owning these emptying their vials of wrath I everything hut real
.
,
JACK
carrying a reproduction of a St. IV tors burg Times editorial Hurl hern lands , should tie closely upon Florida and Miami, as a re 'hiring the rush times of IUJ5 is
9 Masonic Bldj?.
Fhone 75
united in business,
wet! ns close huIt nf Him mritroviT.ny uvi*r n 'l h T |s<>
fii 1st* tbut it huffily
^Dear ol1 tJack,
were being used by Florida boards of trade and other civic J. friends.
SAVE
by
giving
us
your
sidew
alk,
driveway
and fi
funds
which
has
gained
consider'
correction,
Tor* all dene yours and years organizations in a bombardment of capitalists and business
Americans would welcome a able publicity, hut here comes The
Thera Were no sutdi conditions lion work. All work Kuaranleed.
been my fuithful mule,
men generally of other states.
working agreement by wlueh the Danville (Virginia) Register, with here as deputed by The Register
t Of course do’ did,
Under the caption. "Capital's liig Chance." the St. Peters | tree trade between our IK states an editorial, so contemptible, so | and the Register is perfectly iiwurc
•b*ry tlmo yo* kicked
he extended to include Cana menu ami so untruthful that The j that it was slandering a great and
w ai a reason fo' it,
burg Times in three short paragraphs writes a message Icould
da That would give Canada the Herald i- compelled to break its . prosperous community when it a l
indat’l mo' den kin bo sttitl
th a t Florida would find of inestimable value if iCs people advantage of quantity production
ternatively adopted rule, in order, 1leged that bootlegging flourished
some other folks.
would
help t<*> send it to men who are doing successful things. | in the Dnited Stales, which she if possible, to set that paper and unrebuked and unpunished, that
VYrnan yo’ git me in do ditch
'File Herald certainly lakes much pleasure in publishing it cannot get for herself for n tong some of it- readers right on FInri tlunVmiile seam of the country was
..always git me out
da.
I not molested here, when discovered.
'.WSln* yoY own power.
here, and suggests th a t Herald readers send it on where it time to eiiltie.
If da Inspiration
Here is a part of its lengthy
thut gambling houses operated
may be read by people in other parts of the country. The
FIRST OF all would come uni screed against certain classes of <"i'only 111 <',u' business districts,
I cobustion of tlynaniite
Times says:
formity in tariff. There is no dif
MUM by wntchin' yo* kick
j There was no such condition here
ficult y that could not he ui ranged men in Florida;
Capital cannot move the rich soil, the sunshine
“ #1 am do rculent flattery,
"When
the
groundwork
of
the
''»
Kreuter degree than obtains
; to the advantage of both ihiiii It), a name!
and the moisture of Florida to Northern states.
Miami land movement wan f i r s t 1"' Ihinville, except, perhaps as to
I
l
ies.
yo'a been called eh ryrhln',
Capital cannot deny ttiat artificial heating of ma nu
Is working for the Industrial grow th of Sanf#
" lml 1
ol population, and
In this country there is no more considered, the realtors decided t ,» |
dat don’t affect yo’
facturing plants in Northern climes is a big factor
desire to own Camilla than there muzzle certains sections of the 1vll,hilot's ol the law are dealt with j
and
the City's development as a tourist cenfa
hadn't been fo* yo‘r
e in Canada to own the I'nited press and some public officials, . :ls P' omptly and as effectively
in the expense of operation. Housing, heating and
tors, whar would HhImiiii
here
as
they
are
in
Virginia,
and
Slate-. It is ati excellent thing Thi- was comparatively easy with
ten de juwllotiu
clothing expenses of workers are less here ( hrtn in
t of o to have o tilde a pace ' tiji (life of heavy advertising and the newspapers told of every inci
tleVr lie Phllliphn-s ?
Michigan nr New York. Florida has henllh. Health
I Hie promise of political favors. It dent wlieii arrests were made or
I mttkel ' ll t tie noi'Mi.
n dat Africa king
.wittacitly understood that all j ‘(mviciimis returned.* '
of
labor
is
a
serious
concern
in
the
operation
of
fat
'anted to make n git a way| A .Nl'MilKU of American final! | news that ..... id its way into print | Tile Register slanders better
lories. Sunshine is hard cash in the industrial de
mi all hi* wives,
i ( let s, including .1. I’ierpont Mm I should be m the nature of n boost. I newspapers than it is by asserting
jVde history tell us
velopment of this stale. Florida provides a g reat er
ran, sign an inlcrnnliomtl mam ] Real estate men inserted advertise- ’ that it was tacitly understood that
■ft h* up anti’ prolaim:
variety of foods produced throughout the year than
Mi to demanding I tint tariff anil j fields with the distinct understand all news that found its way into
'A1mule, a ntule,
any other stale m the I'uimi.
She lias railroad,
Ldh 'i tuiiie barriers lie pulled j mg tin- publishers would give them print should tie in the nature of I
^kingdom fo’ a mule"?
j
down and free trade e.-lnhlislieilJ puldicily, which wits in reality an a b o o s t and that real estate men
steamship, truck, bus and air route service she has
j’t pay nit attention, .Jack
The manifesto refers, let us hope, advertisement disguised as news, inserted advertising with the illsWhat folks any about mules,
<>.500 miles of hard-surfaced roads, is building a n
! mid the space of the free publicity tinct understanding that publishers
in Europe only.
.Djflf may only Im jealous
other 1.I8U miles at a cost of .'jiM.000,000 this year.
was usually com mens untie with the would give them publicity.
yo's got tht longest bead.
Industrial success in Florida is posted in her 2,500
Mythical
\NYHUDY WHO imagines that size of advertisement.
That practice was discouraged
—Panton
Ebony
Snow.
H
manufacturing plants, with production valued at
“world-wide prosperity is to be profits derived front small invest by every newspaper in Miami and,
built tip by putting American man ments, the climate of Florida, the moreover, the newspapers of this
HI Is now in a class with
$18,'!,Otltl.OOO a year. Capital cannot carry the Flori
ufacturers ami workers on a par fish, fruits find vegetables and the city t arried on a regular campaign
Beach and Miami.
da sunshine to the North the big chance for capital
--------- o-------with labor ami industry itt Europe, Gulf stream beennte topic* of con against all doubtful real estate
Soto.,
today is to build industries iu "the playground of
Never a word was propositions ami refused to receive
Asia or Africa doesn’t know the Ycisutiuii.
1,1good thing about not heUnited States.
Ask President | mentioned about the exorbitant advertising from any development
I lie world."
Florida is rich in natural deposits,
to a royal familv, you
i prices, heal in summer, rains in company that could not show good
('nolulgc. lie knows.
»V0 to buy your wife a
rich in green growth, rich in her bordering seas,
[winter or the business failures, faith iu its transactions.
supremely rich in her forests, fibers, grasses, fruits,
UN OCTOliKK ’27 the nation will 'suicides ami nhreotie traffic . . ,
Public officials and the press
vegetables.
celebrate navy day. What has it Legitimate news was throttled and were not muzzled by real estate
rests its case against Ai
Capital, study the opportunities in this long list
actually got to celebrate in the | the prospective buyers never knew speculator- and developers, ami
Tierson. That indicates
way of n model n navy .’ The navy bootleggers flourished indifferent The Register knows thal its asser
coming soon for newspaper
of raw materials for manufacture in Florida: F u r
mi the water is no longer mipor ' ,n punishment, that the female tions to that el toot were barefaced
too.
niture,
paper,
roofing,
cement,
porcelain,
lacquers,
taut. Only boats under waiter and ' aim ot the l nited States was not prevarication ., ami nothing else.
„ -------- o-------glassware, t hiaaware, insulation, commercial feeds,
flying Imuts count. There is no molested, and that gambling rooms
dies. But hoc iu Iism will go
Florida will suffer for some time
canned goods, tile, filters, cotton goods, tobacco
use talking about celebrating navy , operated in the business district. ) by the ttrisi nipuious newspapers of
• and while there are many bad
■St.1■
ituros* to it, out of it Will mini*
day in this country until we have Tins inforumt mu was concealed tIn* North whose predilections to
i/
products,vegetable hair, buttons, fertilizers, leather,
, . good thlnvn.
an air navy worth celebrating.
and the only mode of obtaining j ,v|| the truth are overshadowed hv
awnings, tents, lawn furniture, art stone, pottery
<l«itik Wus In attend puhet' court their
*
Slv'
—------ *>-------meanness uml desire to in
creamery products, acid phosphates, fish products,
T dumber ttf Florida newspapers
WK HAVE good sailors, good !MssioiiH regularly.”
jure other communities and com
oil products, kaolin and fuller’s ear th products, in
j,,Writing learned editorials on
fliers, a few of them, splendid
What The Iteginter has to say monwealths.
f|» t' shall we cull the w a i t e r ? "
marksmen, any number of bruxe
cluding essential oils for sachets amt perl nines and
rn
Hdall him nt all? He won't
men witling to do any kind of
cosine! ics.
I work. Hut mir navy, if real mod
..... - - ( )
NKW VOKK SUN
•
o —
—
I era war came, would be about as
S A \ S FI
IF. .MIAMI
MIAMI Tribune:
is U
a ttradition
I IIP.
[ r itiu n c ! "There
I tlel'r IK
r a d i ti o n that
I hilt j useful us the Russian regiment
six months coal strike in | •'’.■vi.''
Elsewhere in The Sun appears t Miami distjjct '•millings aT flimsy
i> beginning to make Lon | 'Veditorials
d ito riu ls aare
r c not rread.
e a d .'' It is
1 nueinuslv hv
i-- held |n
to raosl
most 1tenaciously
by ("hose ammunition didn't fit then
an advertisement of more than or-' constructnni were damaged "to the
news writers. The editor of the “.Spectator." a daily pulipiilj?'Will
J i n nfind
n i . ;their
4T “way
'’Vto 1',':;"
*
■
.
„
Morula;
, i (•],,,« ].• | t ■
,
.. ..
.
. ■. '
I Nothing but flying machines lit ilinury news value. This is the full!
EEE
1 folks never have to worry , i
'
. . .
1 1 U ,’ 1 ’* t «‘ ‘1111 t h a t th is Was modern w arfare-w hether naval or page address of S. Dovisi^Warfield extent of 7n per cent." At Holly,
IHe case with his paper. It wasn t any use laboring to write land warfare.
ilt coal strikes.
president of the Seaboard Air Line wood similar buildings "sustained
W ’.-K ---------- ~
editorials, lie 1bought, when the subscribers wouldn't read
r:tg
[ Railway. Written at Miami,'it of- severe injury," Hut, (is i),u news.;
reported that the wind at 'em anyway. So. partly to save labor, and partly to make it
PROUD AMERICANS, good | ferK to tell "the truth about storm papers reported ns soon us careful
>d a velocity of only ninety
women especially, an* grieved by
examination was possible, buildings
»;t!n Miami.
Those tieu pi test, he dipped solid block of Smiths from the telephone statements made in modern his damage in Florida."
To those \i ho followed closely of good coodiurtion withstood the I
there, used to one Tiiltlilrt-.J | directory and inserted them in the middle of an editorial j lories of George Washington. Men
j
thirty or forty miles, probably Rtaiul Untiling ill | mirt ii'llluf. N o th in g t h a t you rig n l i t o r ev e r in each generation live ns their the news dispatches which came wind.
; about their business ns usuui. i wroti* nt.t riictml Htirli a t t e n t i o n , lip is convincptl now t h a t generation lives.
, through when full communication
Mr, Uariad'IN statements re!-'
Washington was no exception with the hurricane zone had been utive to tinman distress agree with |
i f Other day we hud an editor! !
m u l ,,,li,“|ri,,ls ' A ls" ' ,l!“ •»' ‘ hflV is a n y t h i n g un- Living m \ l a v e T -lavs, lie hail i.stored Mr. Warfield’s letter muy the lieu disputebes. About 125 I
HE sturdily built Frigidalre cabinet 1»<
__ >L...
l* imiwilli
11 tthi'tn,
turn IthDtp
i(... uml u.............
,
.1
*.
* .
ting
that u 1hurricum 1,‘XlllM‘tlR
x !,t*c t ‘‘,l O
°C
ntUIKtuil 1ill
e y n.*l
u n litt'
p p r i r *i a it p fitt. slaves,
cxclmively for electric refrigeration.
their quarters mi his Mount have few surprises. The complete automobile camps were toys in the j
the city of Sanford
" ' a
T h e ufnrfHitid t n u l i t i n u is baaed larg e ly on th e o ld -fa sh io n e d Vernon plantation are visible. Fix
M
o
r
c
f
o
r
L
»
r
‘
,
horoughl*
in' uIat^ «B»imt heat. The “
returns
showed
that.
terrible
And yesterday it lis>ked c u sto m o f printing
froat coil—a development that replaced tli
p r i n t i n g long-windcti
long-w inded editorials,
e d ito ria ls . DIM
'l’lllW’tni’V and
nn/l ing in an uge when everybody though the storm hud been, tho. hurricane ami their populations,j
perfunctory
numbering
pei
ehups
18,000
persons
I
lich UH if the good Lord
drank temperately, nml nmniifuc
New Low
efficient brine tank-—maintain*
!
[tow wo were only kidding academic, dealing largely with politics and abstractions. tured some of his alcoholic drinks, material damage done, even in the not permanently resident in Flor-1
PRICES
temperaturea
and
provide*
greater
cooling
]
Anyone who has followed the development of American wisely, that he might know what ngiun between Miami and Holly ilia, wen* left without shelter.'
f"ftiehialr* *aA* M il* from a smaller amount of current.
■ti of what Wo muy say newspapers knows th a t there has been as noticeable a change wus in them.
wood, was not as great us Imd been These Mere the unfortunates most j
=T*S-"‘r , $I70
irle branded ns ridiculous in editorial writing as in any other department. Editorials
Only In Frigidaire can you get these ft>
indicated a t tlu> beginning.'
_^^'1 HbJ httil tiiuii
needful >>t the good offices of the!
sent th a t idle was contem
Frigidaire
construction, Friglctaire ded
HIS
ANCESTORS,
living
lO
.tH
M
i
Red
Cro--.
|
But
Mr.
Warfield’s
announce
$225
i.twenty-five thousand iloi are now shorter, more vital anti more human than they used years before Washington, prnh
Frigidaire
economy.
And only in FrlgMdWj
engagement. We'll bet to be. They deal more directly and honestly with real life uhly practiced cannibalism occu ment has a very definite value in
I lie Wai ticld advertisement is
you get the -larger food storage space, the F
•*Aw
$310
thqt.it
is
a
concise
review,
from
the tax-payers of Ruinn- So naturally they're read."
of particular interest in the North.
siotmlly. Had bo Iked then he
ice making cadadty, th e finer finish; tbs'
i tha Blatument weren't »o
would have done as they did. Wash un authoritative source, of the in Here was -mnnV that an nmbi--------------------- 0 --------------------$395 operation and the more precise engineer#*!
MR “
ington did not quite fulfill the jury1done by the hurricane. I t is limis State should have been in
(AHgrimDtw«;
manufacturing m ethods of General Motors.
m PrtaOM* •*, b*
ideals of the good IPtiii V. \V.
A , authoritative because- Mr. War- .(□rod aihl „ somewhat selfish hut
*•
O
tM
rtl
letter received recently by
Call a t our display room, telephone or i
but the ludies should rejoice that field’s railroad is extending its quite him,an regret ut the possible
er stated, "You will Pleas
coupon for complete Information.
HUSTON TIMES
he established u nation in which lines through the territory on the
jnue lending Me thnt Puper
tlu> Y, W. ( \ A. could hccium1 a Ki\st yCo»st th at .suffered most prospect „1 Florida's being unable
At read the duiluy Papers or
to care for all the tourists who re
Atustdlt-s Tavulitiscutilcs Puna- daddy, Mr. Browning,
useful (entity.
and .becauso thn head of u great gard i| as a desirable
1nex I have somethimg I giotuknguules of Haverhill will ap- I j
..
,
vacation
er, and that is my lliblu." ply tonight I'm citizenship papers.
k
Ata-tales inviilm.MiaiFLYING MACHINES have been corjioration like this could not nf- place.
Mr. Warfield, however,
ii*
A *s,
fordrto
mislead
his
public
evert
if
Extral Head all tin* latest
i
used
in
France
to
plant
trees
mi
We applaud Aruslnles’ jutlg- l,M * ,,,,,iK1utahitg(iules!
makes the unqualified statement!
;C(,
lonnh Swallow* t h e ‘Whale! menl iu beemuing a citizen of This |
Tin he wished to do so -a contingency that the districts
‘'It the little Pamtgiotuko- I denuded mountain ranges.
mf
injured will, l,e-O'---land oT iqqiort unit v where men may j R"l" '‘-'es
| flier HCntteriifg seed as lie flies.
unth^nJuthle in Mr. Warfield’s case. fore the
" mter season opens, have I
4r. Brisbiun* seems to tliink fire to dizzy heights.
Now fliers will scatter wild rice
Mf.:w«rficld
appears
to regret, facilities
..
.
Che.'(•r up. I.nily Astor made one | seed'oyer the marshes in Manito
’• vgrage American can
Hut we do hope, In ais sake,
great ease the Hu- Unit ho duvsn’t rir.it to be Secretary sja'cih, in Virginia, Uml (lie re j ha, that wild goose and ducks, not
This is most'
concilitlone a fter the Iturricane, but ,
PBQHl
“Bun venit majiutatea. of tiie Treasury and have lo aign porters didn’t e v e r.
monf may eut the crop. It will be
Cheering news, particularly when
thal
impression
went
abroad
in ja onoare.’’ Probably Inn mime to L ib erty Hands.
a new kind of agriculture when the
Wr-tri
It conies from a man with com-'
M IW #
MV-Vi*
that
^Cities of ‘ comnfUnltitf
bo of accuracy
Panngjotukngmitc* gets his natuo
I k AW*
Now if it j„si „eta u little colder farmtMtt‘ "BOWa his need" us he sits had1
“wholesale ruin
jhman ren into the newapupers because i» ia a- ao We cun avoid the dlf,BHtrm.s re- aitd,t*ke».hi* ease in his airplane, i
_ or K t " ^ " ' 1" thp fncts ailti «« «b- Mm than:
l" ",nke lhe faL'ts public.
Ther*?
tes
that, his elalm. to au ts of thi« hypt rhonaltiveness to
the country’s biggest
T h c j ^ U n o?,S d l S ' .S?'
artuiir-V &
fame Pc
I
n
t
e
m
t
l
n
,
J
,
.
,
h
1
in vr her iv
pollen proteins.
kTftnL.pi^ l,J ant^ p«y*. but1
L i'\'!
f
hiyi
-VIr **<I
S a n f o r d
Cement Contracting I
This Message Should Travel Far
r * '____
Your Chahiber
of Commerce
YOUR M E M B E R S H I P
NEEDED NOW. JOIN OR Rf
NEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTS!
} 0 0 f:
i~*ir
ABOUT FLORIDA
HI
TRUTH
T
|
' WHAT’S IN THIS NAME?
DICK WANGELIN
to V X
M.sm
n,,l
-!
�rEIiEPHONE
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
who purchased a lot
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
last week.
Friends of Mrs. Zachary Sand
ers will he glad to hear that s h o .
■I
'
L L U B H O L D S IN IT IA L M E E T IN G
!l,.>-e ing
tile dwollings of Is getting along nicely after horljj
15 W est Washington
Messrs. Green Bullock and Keet of
operation at the West Mem- !a
.'.‘ir
M
,,
.
---------'i
West
Gnldenrod.
Iinal
hospital
in
DeLand.*
Her
!■
An interesting meeting marked
Mrs. [•„ A. Douglass told of the !
d mother. .1frn. A. K. Jordan, arlrved jS
OltLANDO
*i
the opening of the Welfare De
Mr. Hull a recent arrival f r o m ! f t 'r*;. S;,n,,(ty fn ,'"v \\l'A !9 ,pIn * V i |
'$
partm ent of the Woman’s cluh for interest shown by the negroes of
Tho shoppe for the littlo on
the city m beautifying their yards. New Hampshire, who 'has -pur*
- ^
Ht,iy w,th t,K* Su" ‘,or"
urndoy
the season Weednesday, when they espeeiallv in r . j . i 'i " T " . •'"""■
,....... ......... .
i’ur- fimoly for some time,
tant meeting • ! tnc began their fall program with a! work ,| 1
,
or the chased property m West Holdenrod,
wnrdruttc
is now midor8 Association for htfX luncheon in connection with E
I'dlowing the service at t h e ' "
,
r ' 7
‘ho T " * " *
LAYETTES
N O V K L T im
School will be held regular business meeting.
i'
MrM‘
has way
f'onmnmity church Inst SundnyjH
in the School Audievening
the
congregation
voted
to
I
*
The club house was " d e r a t e d | E T i
T l T * !
IJAHY FURNITURE
It. L. Crown was a business via- arc* pt the lots available on Wil- ■
reiits und friends of
L'hool ore urged to *in^edq^ t h ^ tL ^ e n ,Ccarr'yingr8outmn I
BOYS AND GIRLS 2 Tt>1 o M j " ,,!"i Vunl in Lincoln Court. ,jtw to Sanford and Jacksonville Lur Avenue between Third and !■
Fourth Streets as the site for the j a
Jt*:
color scheme of yellow and green l
,
discussed at t h i s : ,,Ht
new church building. The new ■
Lptcr No, Twoo of
elder and golden '-'"v V,,s tlu ,,*ans ^l,r a motion* , ,
,
,7
, ,,, ,, chairs and cabinet have been in -'B
II hold regular rheet- Zinnias,’■cosmos,
■
«nu gomen picture mutim e under the auspices' , Mr' an<l Mrs‘ n - A- Ward of stalled.
!
llock at the Masonic rod predominating.
Luncheon was spread a t small of the Movie committee, to be giv- Wl,,tcT ,,urk w"^' calling on Dr.
TRAFFIC IS ORDERLY
.*
lowers will entertain tables centered with crystul bas cn at mi early date, the time and n.nd Mrs' McK*'° Thursday evemMff“
[.Jones Bridal party kets filled with merlgolds and zin plaee to be announced later,
—
■
wedding rehearsal nias, nnd during the serving of
'utoinohilo
drivers
were
com-^
■
Mrs. Laura Mathers is rapidly
Mrs. A. D. Zachary tho luncheon nn informal discus thnt' YPt-u* "or ' ' '^ht announced
plinicnted today for their s n fe j*
n
i
,‘
,
'
'
,
Blackman,
past
convalescing
at
the
home
of
her
ivenue.
PTCsulent of the Honda State Fed ,laughter, Mrs. H. f . Parker where driving yesterday during the t r n f - 'n
larent Tenchers As- sion of club_ work took place.
In tho absence of tho Depart
eu, uni been elected as chair- she |pis been since her removal fii' congestion by A. II. Ilerkw ithc£
Enst Side Primary
ment chairman, Mrs. Edward Mar man Of the department of educa- from the O. (i. II. some time ago. ni'Dng police chief. The traffic *■
o'clock.
"fas orderly in the downtown din- i
dalloway will enter- ked, the vice chairman, Mrs. Fred tion of the general federation, the
Phone 475
cate Luncheon Cluh Wilson, presided. Pinna were made ufflce held by Mrs, Sherman, prior, The Selby service station in s trici In fore and after the Shrill- J■
Cameron Avenue. for further benutifiention of the bo tin1 election as National presi Suburban Homes repot Is business *‘r s parade, the police head -aid. *™
11
I'riday
excellent and the demand for oil
i FROST ['ROOF — Went
burn Nuptials at city parks, building grounds und
l:\S
E
It
VLL
MANAGER
HERE
Mrs. Ha n y Heeren read an in and Kl|s so great us to make it
ji proof Backing & Canning C<Ut!
m, at the First parkways. The city nursery has
j puny, with capital
‘ ' of* *'i"
— "
$26,000/
on hand numbers of plants all structive paper on “ Nomem luture diffieult to keep >n band an utleIrch,
u
Smith, business manager ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MHUauuMUBBuaHnfiuuaBKmHKMHBauaa chartered.
Clali will meet ni ready to he set out, it was said. of t fie names of plants and flow i pi a t e s uppl y.
'd ‘he Indianapolis. Ind. Baseball
It was also announced that the crs."
U, Mrs Alice E. Hill
Mesdumcs
I,.
S.
and
Gale
Brown
\
1
k|t' of tbe Anierican Association,
Ruse Cuurt.
old cemetery had been taken over j The meeting vv:l!i W(,p :,ticm|c.,|
Wesley (’lass will by the city, and water placed there, not only by the older members but attended the Beochan Theater j W"1 1,1 Sanlord Ucdnc-day, to con{u party at H o'clock At an early date, there is to he a ' also by u large number of new Thursday to sec I.ilium Gish in “ l.a 1;-'d' i tbe advantages o! this city as
]lnheme."
t
I" :'i"'ing training camp. He visit1Mrs, John \V. Sneed superintendent in charge.
I comers.
<‘d *he Municipal Recreation Field
Lights. All members
and
hotels and Clnmhcr of ComThe
Collieult
cash
grocery
[come in Hallowe’en
changed hands last weeks, the pur nu 1 1 office,
chaser being Walter E. Hornig of
Dnal Department of
I
Marion, Indiana.
Consideration
he Holy Gross ServHR- KNl'HKL RE-ELECTED
.
.
'around three thousand dollars. Mr.
ftll meet with Miss
','ir< 1 M | v11' s f"t Nundnv: i Hornig wilt have charge of the
[chapel, at IL30 <>’Sunday school at
o'clock. 11 store as soon us the invoicing of
L'lt'llMOND, Va., (tit. I'll.—t/l’t
Tho Nellie Turner Circle met lownseud Superintendent; preach stock is completed.
Hr. I’. H. Knulud, of New York,!
Wednesday afternoon nt the hotnv •ng service at I o'clock. LVv. I .
w a s te elected head of the United!
Murdiiy
of Mrs. 0, R. Brooks, with an un E. Heid pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hall were I 1,1hcran Chureh m America by]
|tory Hour at 10 usually Large attendance of mem
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. the filth hiennial convention of the
Shufold Public Li- bers. Tbe meeting was presided
cliimli here today. I tic Vote was
I he W. M . C. met at I he c him b J. Colliculi Sunday.
nlG lo I'..1.
over by the chairman, Mrs. George rim r s d a y at three o'clock and lo Id
Huff.
Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Stomger spent
i business and social .....-ting. The
uinlay
I'he chairman urged the m em -[ following officers were eb-cled lor Sunday in Did,and with relatives.
Istiuu Kndeuvor of
year:
I'residcnt
m
mii church
n u i D f i will
w i n iiH’i’k
meet j her to attend the “ Margaret Fund" the crisping
^
....................
. ■r'- Mr• '■ |
nt the church. Top-1 h|rtndny party to he given at this Neo. Barker. Kind Vice Bresidcm
ie Game “
j elmreh next Tuesday afternoon.
I Mrs, (iordiner. Secretary and
I Tea towels to he used in the'T reasurer Mrs. Stanley Benjamin.
r i t K A IS T ill', mnul highly rnm’r n lr n tn l nilrogm ferchurch kitchen were turned in by Two new members, Airs. Carney
tili/iT on tin1 hi mki I. cool lining lii'i available nitrogen
ami Mrs. Benjamin and two a s C R EA M Y S N O W D R IF T
01,1 a)
the mernhrs »t this meeting.
i <11111 .-1 11-r11 to •%").ft' i nnnnoinu. However, this i.i not its sole
(lull will meet with j After the business meeting a sociated members, Mrs. Crown and
m
akes
cream
y
Fudge
mil
nil.ige. M ii nvailalile lo I be plant roots as soon as it
iiirdmcr on Myrtle
hour was enjoyed during Miss Barton were added to the so
in.m
s in con!;:rl \iith I In in. I ' l t l ’A in juirtieiilurly valunhle
a clock.
which time Mrs. Dumas gave a ciety. After the business session
{rite League Unit of group of readings, nnd piano selec a short program of music and
f or eio|uj wliieli bring the g n a te s t rt turns when placed on
ks Church will meet tions were given by Miss Mahoney,1readings was given and delicious
III e-rir!’.el i.irlv Not only increasing the yield of vegetables
|k with Mrs. E. D. Mrs. Newman nnd William Mor refreshments of ice cream and
and Yruils, lint makes hi Hi r m a ’. rotor and flavor.
F
U
D
G
E
Avenue.
rake served by the hostesses Mesrison.
C A L C IU M N IT IIA T L
t Nil rale of Lime) contains
etiug at 7 :.‘!tl o'clock
I Tab/tspoonful Snowdrift
Cgiii iiiuoiiH from t p. m. to
Following the program the hos dames Geo Barker and M. J. Col
11 p. in.
mple.
1
7.
.
'
i
nit
i‘n.;i
i i , i •| ii i vale ill In is s ’ , ani.iinliia.
Ill addition
lieitll.
2 Otpfuls Sugar
Guild will meet with tess, assisted by Mrs. Warren,
it s'lp'iiii s lilac, wliieli vviilii.i acid ->.1 and puts a sweet
2 Squares Chocolate
Irby, oa Myrtle Ave- Miss Mahoney and Mrs. McLendon,
n— i;i li e
tnhle-. I !i» •r i I • .. It in iki s sandy soils hold
Hr. and Mrs, Mcivee wire given
served brick ice cream and indi
l/2 Cupful Milk
w
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i
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1
1 r, and pn v< nts them t rum drying out so rapidly,
a delightful dinner parly at the
Jusmcss meeting of vidual cukes us refreshments.
Adolphe Menjoti and Alice
y^'Ieaspoonful Cream offartar
il does | •l leave a harmful residue in the soil, nor readily
Members present were Mrs. fly Fisher home in Maitland Saturday
kers Class will meet
Joyce in
leaell
ll H ty.
I!ew Grains of Salt
at the home of Mrs. H. Bragg, Mrs. I). I). Welhorn, evening.
Tnii k g r o w e r s ' througlioiil Mie Siudli arc increasing
Iat Ilpsala. Hnstc.i- Mrs. U. T. Warren, Mrs. Fred T.
^ Teaspoonfut Vanilla
Itn ir v icbls Mill pr.ilits llinuigh the u-c "f these new
Mr. and Mrs. Evans of Orlando
— And —
|rs. Waller Clarke, Myers, Mrs. C. J. Wolfe, Mrs.
• v<ilI..■(ii- nitroven fcrtlll/crs. If your IcrlHirer dealer
____ were calling on the Eldridges of
lys, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. George Huff, Mrs. A. F. Walker,
C o m b in e the sugar, the choc
Mila lie Review
i oil - iijif.lv you, virile to A. A. Smith, Inc., Soul hern
jll, Mrs W. P. Chup- Mrs. H. H. Newman, Mrs, H. ( I ,! Bright wood Fiirm Sumhiy after
A Two Reel Christy Comedy
o late (c u t in sm all pieces), th e
I (i’ l . ilaiiot'.., bU ) tir.clil lloilitiiig, Atlanta, tja.
Methvin, Mrs. A. C. McLendon, noon.
d Mitchell.
“ EASY PICKINGS’1
•j
S
n
o
w
d
rift,
salt,
cream
o
f
tar
Mrs. It. 11. Anderson, Mrs. T. K '
tar, an d m ilk in a saucepan,
fucsdiiy
Roll, Mrs. Sasser, Mrs. It. E. BeurKUTTROFF, PICKHARDT & CO., Inc.
In a recent letter from Mrs. A.
ifoy,
Mrs.
O.
It.
Brooks.
an d stir o \ t i th e h eat u n til
E. Collieult of Alfred, Maine, she
clc will'meet at the
Soli' l iO jio r h iJ
«•
>1
Church at .'1:30 o’Visitors present were Mrs. OUo states that she and Mr. Collieult
th e su g a r is dissolved. Hail
Aci r. 1
* A L. /f
thc birthday party Dumas, Mrs, William Morrison, exited to leave for their home here
11 1 Urnailwny
u n til a little o f th e m ixture
Atluiilit,
‘(ip
l M. U.
nnd son, William Morrison, Jr., at Hn earlier date than usual. This ,
1 1 njeviMU !9*o: rwi’-v New Vurk
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
w
h
e
n
t
r
i
e
d
in
c
o
ld
w
a
te
r
lisiinrmry Union of Miss Nellje Bragg and Mrs. J. It. *H «ood news to their many friends.
II p m .
BMam
form s a soft ball. T h e n cool
-hurcb will have u Allen.
.
v.
at R;BO o'clock,
slightly,
ad
d
th
e
van
illa
and
This week will show marked im
netting and bridge
provement in the already beauti
b e a t u n til c re a m y . P o u r a
Jack lloxie in
Social Department
ful Suburban Homes subdivision.
h
a lf inch d e e p in to a pan
i’a Club at fl:00 o’Washingtonian Balms will he set in
lightly, ru b b ed w ith S now
sses Mrs. John W.
the corners of each block making
{rs. John Meisch, Jr.
the street intersections and hibis
d rift and m ark in to squares.
A very interesting wedding was cus will he planted along the higharrived here Wednes- that of Friday, October 15, w hen.Wny. Klectrieity will be put in the
Comedy
lucsville, where he is Miss ltuby Middleton became the office building and Street lights
“THE NEWLY WEDS IN
he University of Flor- brido of Ernest C. Strong of New]will he placed at an early date.
J the marriage of Miss Orleans, the ceremony was per -1 Sidewalks will he another feature
(ICARANTINK"
Ihoiscr and Enrle E. formed by Rev. R. N. Merrill a t |o f the many splendid itnproveFelix the Cal in
Tho White Temple Parsonage, Mi-'ments being added every day. An“ FANS AND FLAMES"
nmi, In tho presence of a few (other dwelling is to be started in
Suburban Homes ut once by a man
Wamble of Apopka friends.
The brido was lovely in a gown | ____________________________
klnesday us the guest of beige georgette combined with
Key.
vniencta muo velvet and worn won ■■■■aaHaHHHaaHHHHaHHBaaaHHHHaBaaHHHHaaaMH||HBaaHaHBBHBH|||||H||a]HB.4 ]|BIiaaaH|aHHBa
25 Satin, Fl at CrepeH, Wool J e r
hat, shoes and other accessories
seys and Novelty Wool materials.
Ifriend), of Mrs. J. D. also of beige.
$25 valuea, special for T hu r sd a y,
V iut*reste*d to learn
Mrs. Strong is the youngest
om; tlay o n l y ; all colors—
I*ting along nieely fol- daughter of R. B. Middleton, a n d ; J
Iperatiou Tuesday at has ntade Sanford her home since | ■
|*;mghtori Hospital.
early childhood. Sho attended the ■a
S’ Sanford High School and for the | ■
Xl‘V and son Hugh of paat few rponths has been assoeiat- a
,rrivc.'| iu.re Sunday cd with the Bell Telephone Cum -' ■
1■
guests of her sister panyj
Bssey.
Mr, Strong is from New Or
leans, and is construction manager
<1
's. C, R. Munn of Or- for the Southern Bell Telephone1*
Company
nnd
is
a
t
present
located
the day )„.ro Sunday
af Mrs. J. D. Doaiey. In Miami.
Fine quality Nainsook nnd Lingerie
A fter a short wedding trip, the
m
aterials, plain and lace trimmed.
A
young
couplo
will
return
to
Sun> and son Aunnlng of
ford
and
make
this
their
home.
Regular
$1.25
und.
$1.50
values.
■. are visiting in SanOne Day forUfsts of Mr. and Mra.
Protect Dancing Girls
|g
— ----■
‘j * ’ Guy S. Solman,
Five pounds sterling per w eek'*
Sanford, hut now of and a return ticket from Berlin to
fed here Wednesday London is the minimum required of ■
"L ' stay.
a German theatrical producer for ; ■
a“ short
engaging an English dancing girl . j
for his revue. The British gov- i l
Albei t Schuler und ernm ent insists that a British girl g
“Aber, Mrs. Hollister, may have a passport to Germany ^B
One day only—Colored border, ex
vr& m
1^‘nt Hie day here only if she can show a contract | ■
tra
special
for
Thursday
and
Fri
s the guests
guests of Mr. for five pounds or more weekly, a
day—
*
aa K. McKay
and if the equivalent of a return ,■
ticket has-been deposited with a ■
J■
afpenter of Brooks- London bank.
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J ,( Hie Shrine Cere- — •1* 1’
“nfonl Tuesday and
Mrs, Mary. H arris o f Jackson- *
fb CnJPonter is the ville, who hafl been Visiting in pan- i
‘ ■■■ :
'iJ1' -V,:;
w- Carpenter of ford aa the guest' of Mrs- Allen
■
■
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1
u •* »a>d fe be of the Jones, leaves Thursday afternoon
' »/*S*:
> ar
’i
%-1M’
ne» in the state
’A "vi
for her home.
-V. i
"H.)'
of . Chatta- .
hire Wedn**-;
icial
\endar
DEPARTMENT OF W OMAN'S|
The Tot’s Shop#
„
Friday Special
m
ONE - DAY SERVN
SANFORD
Ladies’ Blond, Black and Tan Slippers
$10.00 Values
LAUNDRY
$3.85
819 W. 3rd S t
L lo y d Sh o e Co.
M
Nellie T urner Circle
Meets W ednesday at
Home of Mrs. Brooks
GOLDENKOD
V/hen Yo
I
-Dress
I
w ith
Amusements
UREA
CALCIUM NITRATE
— TODAY
“The Ace of Cads”
PRINCESS
— TODAY —
Miss Middleton Weds
Mr. Strong in Miami
“The Fighting
Peacemakers”
FridaySpecials
n o w d rill
81x90
Colored Bed
spreads,
rose, yellow,
blue, and or
chid, stripes’.
Special—
ONE PACKAAGE OF OUR
New Fall Dresses and
Underwear
DRESSES
$19.95
LADIES’ TEDS,
BLOOMERS AND
GOWNS
Delicious Tea Rolls i
FREE With E ach Loaf of
“THE QUALITY LOAF’
Friday, O ctober 2 2
AT YOUR GROCER
ASK FOR IT BY NAME
“YOURS FOR QUALITY!*,
...
95c
50 PART WOOL
BLANKETS
$3.95 /
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* 0 g £ A K IfJ £
OUT
£r a £H & political
fRQAA Alou;
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m ’l^
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do
A loT MAKE. L I G H T
o f T i e <S/Tu a T i o a i /
I FeeL AGREAT
M£ /MBEINGASKED
M ea;
*16 R u n
f c R A ^ A N D J ' l v/lEOU
( t ilf H
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of a
^
RESPONSIBILITY HAS
BEEN PLACED UPoAl
* D 0 H Y F 6 t? C £ T 7U ' OLD
cw rt
ega
Fo r
t
Ti e .
r u/ant -to
"b
get a load
doum
.. / FLEAS l£
1. w H A r r ' a e
A L L D E A D ! W e! r &\
T P V W A G rlT R l D
O' W M O T , K IL L E D
wou—\Nmot)K!
OFYou KIGSIHC
tH’ BA8l6$
AN’ PASSING
OUT cigars/*
-*•"That ll
BE A
To u c h
a h
S A - / , 't f A A T S l O F F ^
>Jot for Fleas,
ITS -UGr-UPH-'
VNHOOH
TM* F L E A S !
c h a sed
HE
a
CAT UUDER
BARM!
Pole
A
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S-OLE/AN oFfice dF
Suffice of«• lUe.
A L A R fA / ' L .
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WEST PALM
.BEACH, F
ct #_*
Southeast
Florida
which
^ iUll' P "f P'
•_M, i,1’»
stood by during the night aw aiting Miami. Many of
..
breathlessly the advance of a i i - |” nw spt‘nt the nighty
other "f the West Indian hnrri- .c.*c ’ nn‘* b'tiirnej J;
canes which have w rought such: 18 mor»iing.
havoc in the state recently, hua re - 1 -After a survey 0f
Inxed in the sunshine of Thursday
wrought it,
morning.
.th a t the city of jjjJ
The storm center seems, to have
*,a(,k to nj
moved out to sen in a northeasterly l
11 ’
The Caribbean httri
tliiertion and when Inst located
probably dumugcil - **
was south of tin1 Bohnmns.
Bahama Islands but3
One line of communication con is true and to what >r j
nects Miami with W est Palm age might be is onlyjf
Bench. All commercial and press conjecture so far. A
j wires are down.
Reports from establish eonnmininM
j there received by the Palm Beach tlie
lJIU ir.land
,Mam| and the
| Radio Company a t J o’clock this I morning |lim '
morning indicated th a t the storm l
**
had missed there and th a t ail fenrB
WEST PALM m iA
of mi repetition of Septem ber 18
— (/}’)—Flo’-idc's !o»
have passed. Passengers on nOrthwas quiet emiy tojj
kound trains out of Miami say
th re a t of a tropical]
th at the city seems normal thiH
whipped the seas inl
mol ning.
and Imd swept the piM
i..........which hR
Hollywood and F ort Lauderdale I a............
p opulace
/rt.,o,rt no loss of life or property. '; ten the
etrors of
Stiff winds and light ruins w e re , storm.
tiie ntilv evidences of n
With the ...nival
there. .
. . . . . .
t rain I com Mim„j [„
Rough seas, discolored slues, a , jty W(.r), ()i||i^ ‘n
falling barometer, wind and rain
t.xu.Mja
threw fear into the Palm Beaches j t ion hud rcd-n c | th*7
during tl"‘ night. but all is clear minimum.
J
and
safe
this
morning.
'm
o
re
than
tlK
.
M
M
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Communication lines are hetng 1sengers on hoard tkfl
..s to re d with all possible haste and , t,rain which left
re
business here Inis opened as usual j this morning, a lulfl
for the day.
Richard Cray. Utiitj
meteorologist at Mu
WEST PALM B E A f f ] ,
Fla.. eel tile citizens 11,;
Oct. 1M. l/l1) Reports of an 80 passed. These pa
mile gale which caused little d a m no word of laltJit
age led iiiio h excitement and in- other thun the one
eonv, inence in Miami lieg.in to a falling sign -it Mi
night.
come ltd" W< -it Palm Beach short
lv In fi le noon today when the
.1. A. C'artMliers
lir>'t
leleplione
connection
he- deputy slid il l, a pm
tvvecn tlic tw o c itie s w as e stn b - train, estimnli-i that.Iii d since M :dll o'clock last n ig h t. reached a vel«i ,|y
The power lines which serve the m alcly H> niil.-s an
ities principal pumping station a t j? p . m. and m"liiiphti
'
Hialeah were taken mil hy the wind He said Hint only i
and left the city without w ater hut were iu-oken hy tiie
^ j
IH
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TME. A nTi DoTfe,
mp?.
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f
-
« i mi W
MOM’N POP
r\
f ( UP IN THE- CANADIAN )
1v
R O C K I E S . -------HOW WAS Titc
G A M t- SBoof
v ANYTtHtil i
G RE A l - L T 6 6 L-
_
By Taylof
Oh, What’s the Use
,
'«
You 6ETCHA-THC J ] ( How MUCH Did
F iRJ.T DAY r SHOT,Y
Y
WIM '>
TWO BUCKS
l\ 1
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W
h
Vi
EVERET TRUE
— T=012 ioHeKI O N E *5TO^>S T o TH INK ffl
M P . TRUXS, O N tS
IS L E D
T o T H E CONC
THAT N O
I ' R o H WHAT ANCLfll
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. U A T IO H /
O N ® IS
YIGLU/S
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S O L V & T H © P R o G L t S H / rC>R.
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g?yp'. ■
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By Martin
That’s Ferdy
pBOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
waw/i...
SuV.t!
'ri.OVJtRSAM A LatlV. CAUDY
V:
o o o H Y o u
ATHtATRt
VAHTY t*
AMD 1 DOT Don't.
tickets to the
■
i itow D To miGHT.
to o ______
m ope ! I OlOMTKWOW WHICH SHOW
you’d UKt; T ’S tE - s o i ^UST
&OT T ic k e t s To E mE«.Y OfME
thl TOWM -
?— T T t f L ^ T *
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^FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Iw h "
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IS SUPPER PEAO]/
pvKtH SUA/sG
LfiAOKG
VET", POP 'i VIAAT S
TW’AtArrtfl - wuy
ABK YtX) LOCViAi
syoput-ir Vrll'
MB SO
VMOMTTAKfe. H l1 AT
FU/4MVV
i | rMr.
— n o r a y rf
u
Postponed Until Tomorrow
SWFF - SMIPF - PH&WV.'/
VOU s m s l u UUG A
HOUSE/' WMGDE
'* *‘ ,r" vM-.i t n t r t \ m
J
VtAY A L L VJt'VG B EEN
0OIM’ 0A)2. BUftMtM-
By Blosser
J
LEASES,IM OUR SHAMTy
S 7 T A J E - 'AYS' ALL/
POP//
‘/HATS EMOl>6A~
PHfeWY' GET IM
/HE tWATUBAMD
6 ETOOTA y
A BA7W B E ErtiH
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Cm« »r m> mwvicc. iwc
bi
NOT ALL la001}
�iSftltutionMi
ponsibl*for,U>omany M
mutinies and
system c
ting writs ’o f
corpus
w m
RDJ
tho5>
pwductlve of g ra ft expense to*tS tibn .of tha state faV
* l , u * n i t staU through ^nspprtation of
mmit prisoners to and. from jails.
m
tbwn
br.eMWr's 1« w»»
•ji'. th* bureau, l
, foracaiter has to
ikeaUme.’’
erver and .a
be mixed. The:
tsters in M
J. Cox, Ch
w Orleansj *i
hciaco; C. *
:on, Arid
j7- a
.d o t
NGTON, Oct. 18.—(AP)—
bt settlement will be one
it things for CorigreSa'to
vhon It moots in' Decern- *i .
ir*
wilt have no hearing on
an, for tho eftfrie old CDth
[will be on tho Job" until
eforo it adjourns. in 'all
t It will have ratified or
he tentative agreem ent
w American World W ar
ibt Commission and tho
negotiators from France,
sign sare th a t the COrilwlng off about half the
continue to have yety
ing in the Senate.
[
mean the bargain's reless the adm inistration
Ip from the Democrats,
of Pemocrnttc senators
arrison and Thaddous H.
doesn't sound much like
repudiate the wholo
the Harrison and Caraof what France ought to
la being held ip the-Duvall ch’' ‘
_ phAthlfor of yonirofcrce
economy
th$ future Jolley of the
U-l*n*r <h»
Chamber of Commerce, the indus proceedings
ape begun for: his ortrial
survey
committee
will
not
th e nttrchaWtt thefateljtrar*1
*'— Schaefer
0
“
idltion.
was oho of the
•tfcer Wnfih ha' has sent
'ft
v’ . l <
the statistics. This decision Wak
Br°° kly“
■•
,An
announced late Tuesday afternoon < \
.
Members ^
the
kj,i« - ®tter the meeting of the commit* ’vH IPLEY
Northwest Florida Association u
ambers of Cothmcrco wRI't Occ
, » extant,
the ______
fau lt o f 11 The committee members hnve
re Nov. 1, the day for ^he’bficn
Won
assigned
to
particular
phases
m archapts, for dniess you come
r. of the national egg-loyiUg con
opt and ekprexa your thoughts ahd of the survey and will begin a t
once,
George
W.
K
n
ig
h
t,
chair-135?*.
/ raasporuiuon wm no u,.
Wishes, neither the board Of gov
man
said.
When
the^
com
m
ittee'
f
f
l
**?!.
j
'h ^ u sslo n ui
ernors nor the secretary can get
member
has
assembled
his
data.
^
«ulhcr"'Kyour viewpoint.”
tho committee will meet to consider
.1
,
animal
In urging retail hierchants to a t
the statistics and put into shaT* F S
S
fV II;I J M ,Th° “T '!!"
tend the luncheoil-meeting a t the fo r publication.
Honda-Oxford delrnto, .orkginu lv
,
jset for the University of Flbrul.i.
Seminole 1Cafe fri4 » y noon, he
burner economy will be prac- will bo held at the Florida1.'Stale
said, he had been-advjsed by mem
tlced
by tho committee with th o |
\
bers who aVknd thb meetings reg
ularly, -that they Wish to.ppo more decision to huve tho text m atter
of the survey mimeographed in the N B f i f i i B H B B B I H B
rto ^ h a tif prosenl, '
office of the chnmber body, but |jjj
•■f »**^*»“
‘'To this.end a spCcial invitation the ‘—
headings will
be printed.
................
. >r
Is extended Jto you to have a t least
The cost of the survey will bo
one perijon frofrt your place of busi much Iobb than a t first thought pos
ness present on Friday.
sible, Edward J. Trotter, secretary
" I have hde'n in Sanford too short of the chamber body Bnld
The
n time to pieet a ir pf you, but I boon! of governors authorized the
do know th a t the recall merchant expenditure of $2,000 for the su r
plays an Im portant p art In every vey last month.
community.”
The committee nit: mb ers are
George D. Bishop, A. E. Yowell,
J. L. Wells, S. II, Gray, It. E.
W ight in uddition to Mr. Knight.
, S"S2,_ £.BlfJS251-«*"
*rjtfaTfaetaretailjmsi- Zr.V
s &
m
r= *.
Women ;i
ib|e to a creasing pot_^
J. B. Ray d f 'k
T ire and b at1 "
*• • »V7-‘(
♦iwA
mSi *
' *!The fa ir [tire^ iw pofiil^d out,
.
,
"
*
’
't
/
f
f
S
i
:
•
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'
••
,
;
\ .XvS?
“has had big influence oh the'rtiflnements and imprbvemehta made
to motor c a n and their judgment
i i always taken intd consideration
by car manufaefurer* befofo new ,
brouffht oUt.
otit.’
models are brought
1 “ Nover before, however, haA
the influence Of the' Womert been 1-Ton Chassis
felt in the tire industry to Amarkod
degree until the development of
the balloon tire. Women have al*. ,
.waya beep quick to take advantage
Of an impVowhmnt th at made th eir
cars better looking nr easier to
dirvc, ao Well.as providing greater 2Ton ’ C hassis D e p c n d a t
safety and comfort. Since balloons
f C om plete
91,485
combine these necessary attributes
they lead tho field with the women.
"Women who do. considerable
driving are quick ta notlce the im
provement in dar control when
Using Firestone balloons. Indeed,
the occasional driver appreciates
tho relieved strain of applying
brakes and finds that what for
merly required nil the strength at
***** Mf.,
h**r command has been reduced to
a mere movement of the pedal,
with instant response."
•
ft
r u n s raTCtKs* s
field., president of
Air Lipe railroad, [
,
ers ft visit over hia p
railroad Info thia c.
b?en completed.' Mr.,
nounced thftt. froigHL
run betWeen here aV *
early next' m onth.' ’
GAINESVILLE: Fort
non, negro, sentenced, tp
the week of Nov. i 'i i
in the kveal county Jall,r;i
declined admittance
ford death cell. *
victim for attacking,
was taken to ftuifurd froiii’the' i
vnl cojAty Jail, hut th e ‘s tm t *
authorities explained th a t in i
map is on the ‘‘waitfiig. Ik t ? / f o r
the electric rimir, and Ferguson
could not bo left.
’* • ” .
1*.. ■
.
ST. PETERSBURG: Thd' digni
ty of the court of R. P. Tehtpletoii,
justice of tho pence, bbcahto immersed in home brew when a bnrr*>l of the stuff exploded during
The growing craze for walnut
the night, covering the floor a t a
depth of mi inch. Soveral bottles furniture is slowly denuding Eng
of brew nearby also- burst when land of its picturesque walnut
Irees.
tho barrel blew up,
‘ ' 1'
m Jffl
MILLER 0.P1
' yaakM m m m m
7;:'
__
.
Says Convicts Loaf
, Too Much in Prison
n
N E W
fc- I
LUMBER DUCItRE AFFIRMED
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 00.
r—f/P)—The Sta'tie Supreme Court
today affirm ed the decree of the
circuit court for Jackson county
in the case of the Rambo Lumber
Company Vs E. T. C. Dickinson.
The opinion was by Chief Justice
Brown. The case involved a suit
to enjoin the lumber company
from cutting and taking certain
lands in Jackson county.
Pr, >
.1'■}J ^ -
resses
*• r j . •■v
. A-li ' .
*
Silks, that properly denote the cor
rect colorings for fall have been
:fashionedinto dresses thatarO
ci^edly. snappy. . . N e a t l y 0
eVety respect We feel we ore
ink wonderful values f0r ,r' 9 :rMa
Y O R K
«
.
A size for every figure - -
.v t ti u e
Velours
SVBW
.
^ P R K ’S
SM A RT
S »
. - - ." r1} !'! *
stay at
e ta
the
heir place of equal im
plaids. Sizes that
the Matron - - ■
SVBW BST
W O T B I.
’ ,1
iplomut docs something
Mtivoly can’t be tolerated. *
ij government cup, bft askbd ’
[I him. hut he m ustn’t be
by th<? ono whoa^ g p ^ t ftjs
the most barbarous niioplq
ibly motrified If anything
nt befalls a foreign envoy.
(
'K
g
t that the pair ketuaiiy
France throughout tfm
laces them in a positiap
authorities, and perhaps*
effectively combat the.
.jjargumenta of fellow
like vx -Govbfpor iCox of
ex-KecH'tarv; of W ar
.Baker.
‘
Harrison and Caraway j
te votes and Cox . ami
en’t.
" f
I
NGTON,
b e t , B—A }
red ea r from one of tho I
Rations here ran Into 0 I
Washingtonian of nearly J
her ilny, ns he was fliv- |
ong It. Street, and killed j
1
|
ounts agree, th a t it was
sable accident,
hing but a "diplomatic
been responsible fo r it, in
bilRy the driver would
dr of m anslaughter,
plomat cap g«t away
ing.
. ' * . -v
ly flashes his diplomatic
ms "diplomatic immunt the police salutii, and
It so far as hp’a eoncem* • #
eory is that »■. diplomat
iJect to the laws of tho’
ie s accredited to. No eipoption is made in'hia favor
*tute books, but it’a lnt*f-
;
As remedift to the "appalling” 0«tv 28. 1 A -large ftu:
fn
delinquency, itrent "residents of L ._ __
WaIJiff proponed tha proper clastic ty have announced; ihitfri I
flection of jail inmates under Vo- to* attend (the gathe-**'"*
them being members
,
mber of Commerc« dir
gistativo candidate^
jumper publisher. •
'. ;v,
Survey
r f ’^ 1 t :
Jacob Schaefer, JtL ’ nr
Will Be-Made By n oOCALA:
ted by federal oJfJwfrsF on
charges of embezzling netlriy $30.' Committee
O9O from n Brooklyn, Ni ^ junk,
■\ t:’ j t
ing. the last season’s disanti-American feeling
ve served to consolidate
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 20.—</P)—
egislntitve sentim ent in Penitentiary prisoners have too
to nny fu rth er ttmewt- much time to Toaf, ' according to
deht settlement propo- Frederick A. Wallis, commissioner
dlng agreement having- of correction of New York. city.
Wallis, form er United States
ed, on the American side,
Immigration,
licun administration, the Commissioner of
‘‘regulars" probably speaking a t the American Prison
generally support it. Association's fifty-sixth annual
urgency,” hbwever, will congress In session here, advocated
as generally against it longer working hours for prisoners.
may even be "regular" He said there was no* reason why
Ji»aK0.
at Mowdy-in-tne
fiS te.*-*-*** m w
beeh
.
sinrti l»W«t
hlchell .aincOiV: ____
mce
. 1
my years In the service
their promotion W /preank. Cline entered
n it was a j i r t
ral corps. C oi
I tho strthe ye** W
F The others, "’edSi
re juniors, though Bowie
* to l« » l.
$
heir maximum p a y /’ obhief Marvin,
$6060,
my poinioh, considering
tmininK and their reapom[is not enough,
art at $.r>200. It doesn’t
vtry well with the Insucccssfui men in other
m ik
M i
i v ® 11 : •'■4
p
rtoo ROOMS— SINGLE or E N SU IT E
■
A
hotel
j _-y.i*y»' ‘♦ ^
W,-jn ■
' ;H| wtth
-* j.t * ’Vr
owo home and the moat
of/hupiulity.
defence CD
* <S v
• s g p jtis
COLONIAL THROUGHOUT • 1
‘
a
■>■• a w f f l /
© sttto w iflg
cool
• •• \-V
v-w
V e o tttm *
* a f t a i i m i w p S
with one
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,-y
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l, ••*>
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Iff *<.*'• •
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t.'%
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= = = = =
= » #
others
who
topped
him in .the avorWin
Individual
Honors
nant than the Yankees.
f"’V
Yankee
and
Pirate
player*
took
kgea.
Wancr
was
at
bat ABB times,
Incidentally, there never was a:,
easier yeur in the history of the ilnwn quite a few individual honofi Breaker 298, Hargrave :820 and
Ju*
• > \\
American League to win u cham during tho 1928 m ajor loogue sea- Williams 330.
BRIE,
P
a
O
r
i
T
aj
son; more so, perhaps, than usual
pionship.
Wsner’s all-round showing, by
ly
fall
P>
the
lot
of
single
clubs.
log
possible
exputio*
J
»^-<yP)-R ethe way, was one of tha high spots
Three sustained winning streaks
Unite Ruth, for Instance, led in of the season. It was the young
•lightened th*
put and kept New York In the race.
Rollins’ Tars are developing an forma of- athletics,_
UNJVER8ITY OF FLORIDA,
#■ preparations
They covered 35 victories, rung up home run hitting with 447 wallops. 4taY’s first year in big time com (Special to the Herald)—Oct 21. offensive game for their clash bw* of tho East High \
The Bnmb had a tremendous lead pany. He certainly made good with
antes gathered
as follows, 10, II .and 8 games.
—Through the generosity of a with the Stetson Hatters one week ball sqtiad today stood a
on A1 Simmons, his nearest rival. a vengeance,
In eastern footDeduct these three victorious
Simmons poled out but 19. Ruth’s >Cuyler played in 157 games, not number of citizens from all parts from Saturday, according to re n iftaal to comply oitAl
runs, totaling 35 games, from the
t ,
*
47
was 12 shy of his big leaguo being out of the' Pittsburgh line of the state, the 75-piece Univer
pal'i order tft travel i f
vWnceton triple
Yankees’ 91 games won and you
sity of Florida military band, ports from Winter Park.
mark
of 59 established in 1921.
bus
next Saturday 004■
to flash his open
up-for an entire contest’all season. known as the finest band In the
have only 50 wins spread over the
This will be the first import#!)*
The Bnmb also topped tho John
Saturday, against
rest of the season.
More than that, {to took part in South, will be' enabled to make the
With
New Castle the m
S. I. 1. A. A. game of the seasqh
sonian circuit in scoring runs;
« lately of
Ho if you ekeept the three win Ruth brought in 139 tallies In 182 ihord battles than any player In trip to Athens, Ga., with the Fight for tho Tars. It promises to be
The players were *
Uncertainty of Baseball
Is back at
Baseball la a most uncertain ning streuks from the Yankees’ rec frays, slightly )es stlian one to the Olthur league. * • *'
ing Gators when they grapple with a tough game for Rollins. S te t by train, but the p.
scrimmage, pastime.
ord, the cluh played less than .500 game, (iehrig, a teammate, rank
the University of Georgia Bull son wns held to a scoreless tie by money could be saved l
Pitchers Show Way
le bis first
If, in early September, some o n e 1 l»»R 'luring u grt-uL-r part of the* ed second to Ruth with 135 in IBB
Dogs on Oct. 80. Thirty in the Spring Hill College Saturday. * portatlon. He stated |
season.
The Yanks and P irates also pro Georgians’ homecoming gridiron
i
^ ^ nc® bad expressed the opinion
men refused this mo
lilts. Karl Combs, another, came
The football dope on the two
” **** *■©•
finish would he closer in
T9 he cxnct, in the 119 games in fourth with 113.
would'
not go at all, 1
Tints tho duced stars in the pitching depart attraction.
teams resolves, itself into a mess
. VWaNtar to hla American league than the
played, aside from the 35 victories Yankees boasted three of the four ment of the pastime.
would-be
barred from i
With fund* raised by a benefit when comparing scores made ao
New York won 50 und lost 03 for a run scoring lenders, a Tent quite J/'The Yanks had the second high
( n r . w w k i of en- tlonal, his sanity would have
athletics.
game between tho varsity reserve far this scaon. Roilin defeated the
ho« helped the Yale questioned.
percentage of .471. Concrete prool mil of tla* onlinnry.
est hurler in the American in Herb
and the freshmen team and with strung Springfield Athletic Club,
Yet such proved to be the case. of the -statement that the Yanks
i f or Brown.
Ponpoi
k,
frail
southpaw.
Pennock
(Jehrig added another honor to
receipts from the grid-graph an or
Prom start to finish the National are an unusual hall club.
I* sqtiad, taking
the Yankee list-by showing the way turned in 22 triumphs. He ranked der of |3,000 worth of uniforms 7to0, and Springfield trounced StetA
*
*
son, 39 to 0, and Duval High of
awaiting Williams, was a hectic affair. On the con
next
t<
>
George
Uhle
of
Cleveland
in three base hits. He crashed out
for the Gator band has recently Jacksonville 1C toO. Duval High
Regulation Ball I’nrks
' • A1 Wascolonla, trary, the American league look
2d. (Jehrig. along with Tony Lnsor- in victories. Uhle reached the
(B y The Assoc bud I
ed to be a walkover for the New
l-into the fold.
Regulation hall parks must come ri, Huggins’ second baseman, play quite 1cuiarkablu figure of 27—re been placed and, for the first time won from the Rollins yearling*,
MONTREAL—Leo
in
hiatory
of
the
state
university,
13 to G.
Dartmouth have York Americans until the home sooner or Inter. The world series ed in every one of the team’s 156 markable nowadays, a t least. Urban
Montreal, featherweight t
.other. A Harvard stretch was reached.
of the past threi; or four years is games. They were two of 11 hand Shocker, another Yankee, came in its hand will come out in their own
"Pinky" Zohlor, hard playing of Canada, and Vic Fi
Htnrting the final month of play, making apparent the necessity of ful of players not missing a game third with 19.
orange and blue uniforms a t the end for the Tats, is buck again in
t>lea and substitutes
a draw, i 0.
drilling for two the Yanks went west with a lead of such a thing.
ail ‘.ea-011,
In the National League, Ray Georgia-Florida game.
practice, having recovered from an
KANSAS CITY,
« • «
south flat passes something like eight games. It
The students of the University infoction of the arm , which kept Mandell,
Keener and I,e Meadows of the
By regulation hall fields, i mean
Chicago,
looked
liku
a
cinch.
Cuvier and Wsner
plays that mystified
P i r a t e s were two of the best. Each of Florida take almost as much him out of the Springfield game. champion, boat Larry I
parks where the dislnnce from the
After plnylng three games in la
Bozen Cuyler and Paul Wancr, won 29 gums, the largest number pride in their championship hand Goodetl and Wolf, diminutive quar- sas City, 10. Tomiril
home plate to the extreme end of
****
ftroit and six in Olevelnud, the comthe right and left field foul line is Pittsburgh's youthful stars, dupli- dished up hy any gunner In tho as they do in their football teum, terbnek, an* recovering fro mseKansas City knocked
*»
tfc. mending lend had been whittled exactly the same.
ented the Roth. Gehrig feat in the Heydler organization.
and well they may for the wonder rious knee injuries sustained In Saccb, Sioux City
*
**
^nwny to a three und one-half game
Foot hall games are played on National l-engue. Cuyler, ns wns
Kremer lopped them all in the ful hand has been the inspiration the South Carolina A. A M. game, Kid,’’ Kansas City,' i
Tha distance the ran- in 1925, led the run-scor percentage column, losing but six. for more than one Gator victory in j and havo reported for practico.
wJPfd ! As a matter of fact, the t ’nrd- regulation fields;
Jimmy Lewis, Troy,
ing crowd with 112 in 157 gnmett.
t j 11 j m !inwln had the pennant in the Nu- from goal post to' goal post on Waiter was .second with 101 in 144. Meadows dropped nine, finishing the fuce of n seeming defeat, and it
From present indications the tllng Clemons, WeitoaJ
has been no small factor in the a t Tar outfit will b© in good condi a foul over Jack “
fourth in the averages.
»u ut xlala drill. Jonal several days in advance of every gridiron is exactly the same.
Cuyler also took down Max
All tennis courts are Inid out the
Summed up, the Yankees and taining of tho high war depart tion to meet the H atters. The City, 8.
4k 21' * 1 * ?Ve b#en
Yankees.
lit favor of simplerj How badly the Yankees sjinn|>ed same way. There is a sot distance Carey’s old base-stealitig honors. Pirates produced quite a cluster of ment rating which the R. O. T. C. clash with the Mercer Bears will
,on the western invasion is proved for every regulation howling alley Cuyler swiped 35 cushions during individual leaders during the sen- regiment now holds.
ho a tougher game for Rollins than
MOBILE BISHOP]
alaveas ara drilling pby tho figures, which show but six Jl is tho same in most every sport. the chase, lending “Sparky" Adams son with Ruth, Gehrig, Cuyler and
Perhaps nothing reflects the the Stetson tilt. This game will
of
the
Cubs
hy
seven.
Adams
|ilnyJ forward passing a t - )wins in 17 gnmcH,
Not so in baseball. There is
Wnner pulling down double honors. growth of tho University during 1ms played in Sunford Armistice
MOBILE, Ain., Oct,!
bav« to far proved th®
nothing regulation about the big ed in three fewer games than did
the past few years any more than Day.
Tho Right Rev. Rdwtifj
the
Pirate.
to the Army and ,
league hall parks. A home run on
An UniiHunl Club
A Host on restaurant owner ban bishop of the diwese off
Waiier hit .335 and really is en es his daily menus on the forecasts does the growth of the bund from
The Cadets, with
In a wny no more unusual ■hall certain grounds would he an easy
Dixon line. In 1919 when n band eluding Alabnmn nnd
a
mere
hnndful
of
75
uniformed
titled
to
the
old
league
hatting
supplied him hy the weather buiky engagement forecast club over won a major league pen out on others.
crown, having played cnnsiderahly renu. His patrons call for dif musicians who are tho acknowl of 24 pieces turned out to help play da, died a t n local
University, already
more gnmes than Bresslcr, Har ferent kinds of foods on hot a n d 1edged m asters of any other uni a Florida team onto victory it was this morning following]
to the Yale conflict
tiop.
versity band South of tho Mason- considered ns a miracle.
grave, Williams and some of tho on cold days.
*
N*ry fe»m the ovorlgate will have to of-
75-Piece Band TolRollins De
Go With ‘Fighting Offensive G a « $
Gators’ To Georgia For Stetsoij
J
itired Men To Practice
sr To Several Elevens
Sat
Fight Rt
-
•
Call Ray Brothers
W H O I . K R A I . R T I I I H A M I IIA T T M H V H I I T I . Y
)lds facoa a discour“ II IOTA If. A T WHOI.1CN A J.IC l-lt MT1V*
patchlng together F o r B a tte r y nm l T i r e n e r v ie r , w e r r r h n r m - noil re p a ir n il n in ltra l l a t teriO a, I .el f o u r n e x t H O W f l n l t r r r bp n W I I . I . A I I I I n m l w a l r h th e H l f State game re re a e e ,
|,
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MH
.................
— Himfont, Fla.
. ‘that suffered o u n PIIONH IS ——
tha Army game,
ivpnlg Stale battle,
I dev^TdjJlrtg iubstlgame* by reUth new men in
KENDALL'S FISH & FRESH AND
POULTRY MARKET SALTWATER
c .
of state rivals, West
id /W est Virginia Wesboth -' teams to
FISH
LIVE
AND DRESSED
POULTRY
1
0 j gx.
Ihvited
Game
)tis,
Md„ Oct. 21 —
■
l h.°
HPJRfootball game In Chi.
vAMonth w«« extended
f, of Rumania, Prince
li ftrloceia lleana, by
»0M» 11. Ingram, dlMriica at tho Naval
ring tha visit of the
eiterday.
, n . ■■Id that If arranger_fc* tn*de ahe will accopt
"►
vfor.<he never has
on, game.
prince
M enthusiastic. "I
.trig 1 tho game,"
.
would like to sit
Phone 870
c a ll m e a
rollin g-m ill
We D eliver A nyw here In City Lim its
B
: player*."
if Ingram promised tn
»r*#bh. ^
1
w
i f
f 3 $ 9 f-.
■ibJ.. ’ v -'Ot > ' '
k
K ER
M
k
VW la tha name of a
bay show. Wo don’t
Xhr It haa anything to
1 row* the boya havo
With Catfish Klem In
P la n t o g e t t o p p r ic e s fo r
THEY mean the way I roll ’em and
No matter how many you amoke,
amoke ’em all day long. I don’t mind your tongue never says "stop.” Yet
their wise-crack*. I ’ve discovered the these cigarette* are not wishy-washy.
one tobacco foe home-rolled cigarette* They have that full, round body that
« • • Prince Albert. And I wouldn’t makes you want another , . , and an
trade places with the discoverer of the other. Get yourself some Prince Albert
N orth Pole.
and the makin'a papers today.,
You
begin
tq
Understand
"why”
the
.
O- —
wuy Uic
XI
If you nice
like a pipe, or think you m ight
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rdea»* that wonderful P. A. fragrance, this way too. I smoke P. A. both imys.
That a tobacco, Fellows! The smoke It ,It doesn’t bite my tongue or parch my
equally fragrant , . . fragrant and cool, throat. Pipe o r cigarette, it doesn’t mat. * “ eeze-ewsp* orchard in bloseom- ter. It’a the tobacco that «n.W. aft the
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crisp and earliest to mar
k e t c o m m a n d s th e to p
prices. For this kind of
celery the crop must be
grown quickly.
B r a d l e y 's F e r t i l i z e r s
assure rapid and continu
ous g ro w th . Car ef ul l y
aged, mixed and re-mixed
by exact formula, these
fertilizers supply the neces
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stage In the grow th of the
crop,^ T hey give every row
a uniform. *ven stand of
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crops as well. Backed by
sixty years of sound fer
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to tell you the exact Brad
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suited to the needs of your
next crop.
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war; i
Tbbmh#on and V oadey, Dredging FOR RENT. — Front bedroom,
Contracting. 417 Wallace S. Bldg.
downstairs. 410 Myrtle Ave.
i g j tflUtCtW MBt i
ifoir ww*®** -*
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* CLAKENCB SMITH
room, twin beds, next to bath,
8c * Um
- ’ General Contractor
hot water, 5 minutes from P. 0
„ ___7c a Um
‘ m W est P i n t Street
Northern home. 571-J.
a t Phone 441
on reqacct.
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rates Me for
JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of ROOM for rent. Cheap. Hot and
insertion*.
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cold water. 120 Palmetto Ave.
and. Sheet Metal Work.
of averaxe length
Water
and
Boat
Tanks.
A
t
Oak
In lin#«
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RENT.—Furnished rooms.
A venae w 4 Third Street. Tele*
[charge of 86c for
Gentlomen
preferred. Refer
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ences
required.
807 Magnolia.
jng la restricted to;
tldlN S' A COWAN CO., Auto
ilcatlon. • HLL** H O
Radiatin' and aheet metal works. ONE or two large unfurnished
is made The San-,
Plain
and ornamental sheet metal rooms. $10.00 per month each.
[will be responsible
207 French Apply 117 Popular Ave., a fter 6:00
i incorrect insertion, work. Tab 716-W.
o’clock. W. I* Harvey.
» for subsequent Avenne.
ne office should be
PAINTER j -DECORATOR • 69— Rooms for Housekeeping
ledlately in case of
A. B. Biggs, 604 Laurel Ave,
FURNISHED ROOMS for light
r , PHONE 803
/
JVERT1SER8 • , '
housekeeping, with or without
Furniture
RefinisHed
I] J representative
garage. 018 Laurel Ave.
familiar with rates,
ssification will give
25— F lorists.
FOR RENT—Two light house
, information. And
keeping rooms. 719 Oak Ave.
[they will assist you “STEWART THE FLORIST”
■your wunt ad. to
Flowers for all occasions.
FOR RENT.—Furnished mom for
% effective.
McLANDER ARCADE
light housekeeping. 1020 Uunel
Phone 781.
TANT NOTICE
Ave.
should give their
stoffice address as
27— Professional Services.
FOR RENT.—3 rooms, completely
phone number If
furnished, screened porch, priv
esuits. About one
ate hath, upstairs, gas, electricty,
EUGENE
PERMANENT
WAVES,
b thousand has a
no kinks, one price, personal at wnter ami telephone. High St. be
the others can't
tention.
Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. tween Elm and French Ave. Phono
with you unless
G03-J.
Phoue 849-J.
our address,
ante MUST be
74— Apartments and Fiats
S*. J. NIX
"at The Sanford
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
, or by letter. Tele800 E ast F irs t Street.
FURNISHED 2 room apartment,
ttinusneert are not
Modern. Private bath, hot wa
CHIROPRACTIC
adjusts
tho ter. 212 W. Ilh St.
cause of disease. Phone 482-J
rnmpt - Efficient
for appointm ent and investigate TWO NICE FURNISHED house
Service
this fa r reaching curative health
keeping apartm ents, first floor,
science. I t may be w hat you are
$7.00
and $8.00. 314 Euat Fifth S t
looking for. Dr. W. E. MacDougFound.
nll, 1st Nnt'I Bank Bldg.
TWO FURNISHED apartm ents,
rim gluMses, down 32— Help W anted— Female
310 Maple a t $8.00 per week.
Ird. 170:i 1-2 Mag287-W.
KN6-W.
WORK at Home,—$6 a dozen mak
ing scarfs. Experience unneces NICE Three room apartm ent with
|mi bur pin on Mag- sary. No canvassing. Particulars
privato bath. Seminole Hotel.
en 3rd and Milano for stamp.1. Linnit Service Inc.,
km to 218 Park Ave. 191 Lynn, Mass.
FOR RENT — Apartm ent, also
furnished rooms, a t reasonable
rates. Apply 300 Park Ave.
40— Money to Loon
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S ta tio n s'—- Re* LOANS—Money Available at 7 per FOR RENT.—Furnished 3 room
garage apartm ent.
Pee Gee
cent. Close in property. A. P. Paint Store.
Connelly St Sons.
^O R RENT— Unfurnished house,
TRIM CO,
48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
five rooms and bath. Also four
|ear, not tho owner.”
room apartm ent. Inquire corner
(or cHtimutoa.
cxr Spurting and Oak. Mrs. Renuud.
FOR SALE.—E ither Jersey
RADFORD
Guernsey jind^Joracy, f a tte r w^th
heifer c ilf% i C. J. Koalcr, Osteen. FOR RENT.— Furnished apartm ent
"v u l c a n iz in g
agd rooms. Apply 1000 Oak Avo.
CSS & WELSH
61—
Miscellaneous^
It imikas friends”
FOR RENT to Adults—Furnished
apartm ent of three rooms. All
FOR SALE
One car Icing platform. In thin conveniences. 813 Mngnolia Ave.
Service Offered
platform several thousand feet of
good lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd, 75—Business Places for Rent
|UG S T O R E—Pr«* M anager Florida Power St Light
)rujts, Soda. We are Qo.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to ront for
your phone.
stores or offices a t Park Ave.,
103
and Commercial Street. W. M.
62— Musical Instrum ents.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
k Furniture Co. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph,
IFirst Street SO records. Price $40, Apply 78— Offices and Desk Room
ra full line. A partm ent 1, Clement Apts.
right. Cash * or
OFFICE FOR r e n t —I» Metach
ant your baaln’eas.
Bldg Apply A. P Connelly *
15— Specials af the Stores.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
Increte Co., general
i
fk, sidewalks, build- * ’ (i
ANDIRONS
igation boxes. J. R.
80A— Real E state Directory
DD.
SCREENS
CLEANING CO.
FIR E SETS
McCALL Si FOX, Real estate in
ng, Repairing' and
vestment*. Best buys are among
|ne 465 for prompt
BEE OUR WINDOWS
our listings. Phone 745.
BARBER SHOP
nolia A venue^
barbers Special a t
taches and children.
THE BALL HARDWARE
PTEAM PRESSERY 66— Wanted— to Buy.
pressing, tailoring.
|tto Avenue. Phone WANTED — Body pine timber.
W hat have you? Must be with
in 25 miles of Sanford. Reply
tlNS,—Haberdasher J, P, B. care Herald.
, for C o l l e g i a t e
| First Street,
I BUY, pay cash for second-hand
pianos. Address Box 352.
IOLE PRINTERY ,
CAMERAS
67— Rooms W ith Board.
SUPPLIES
W. N. Lumley, Prop. ROOM IN MODERN Private home
with or without board.
103
[ d ru g COMPANY
Davey-Winston Aptt.;i 14th; nrid
ttexall Store"
ertalty of ourr prompt Sanford Ave:
■criptions an»d quick
WANTED—Four boarders, Rwfer
(talivenr.
>v man, ’ 1004 Elm Avenue....
— Hot
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yntlng,
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84— Houses For Sal*
91— Legal Notice*
86— Lots For
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ten
i;. ». 5Ah D o r r ic a at
TEN DOLLARS CASH and
dollars a month will buy beauti
ful building lot located on asphalt
street In Sanford. A few pennies
ssved every day will meet to * pay
ments end eventually g i v * y o u
ownership of a valuable plfC* ,01
property. ,1 shall be glad to a e «
you if you would like to have me
do so. Dtt>p a card to me' c*r* of
Box 100, The SAnford Herald.
O a in e s v llle , F la .,
. o c t. a, te l* .
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NOTICB I* h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t , aa
d lr» o te a by tho C o m m iM lone r of tho
G e n e ra l Ijintl Office, u n d e r p r o
v ision* of St-c. i t si, it. a , p u r s u a n t
t o t h e a p p lic a tio n of C iarenoe - 1
Itaed. Berta I No. OldllO, I w ill o f fe r
a t public aale. to tho h lg b e a t b id
der, b u t a t not teas t h a n IB.00 p e r
ac re, a t 10 o’clock A. M., o n t h e I r d
d a y o f I)or cm ho r, 1»H, n ex t, a t th is
office, th e f o llo w in g t r a c t of iatld:
L o ta 10 an d 11, Sec. 14 T. 10 8., It.
■1 K.. Tall. >ler.
T h e sa le will n o t ha k e p t o p tn ,
b u t, w ill be d e c la re d cloaed w h en
thoao pr«nant a t t h e h o u r s n am ed
h a v e cenaed bidding. T h e p era o n
m a k i n g tho h lg h e a t bid will be r e
q u ir e d to Im m e d iate ly pay the
a m o u n t thereof.
A ny peraona c la im in g ad v e rsely
a b o v e - d c a c rlh rd la n d a r e advised
to file th e ir clntma. nr objection*,
o n o r b efo re th e tim e dealg u a ted
f o r aale.
O K o n o B c. c n o M ,
R e g iste r.
f ROOM house, W. SanfordTtfdl
DeLand road, Price $1200.00. ft-L 88—Real Estate for Exchange
Rambo, owner.
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located budding lota ‘for house.
NEW BUNGALOW—Five rpotts,
high elevation. Price $6250: V*ry .Lots are priced below value. H oum
be reasonably priced, also.
easy terms. Bart Nason, .Valdes must
Will assume payments on house.
Hotel Bldg.
North Park Ave. If you are Interested In workjng
Phone 853.
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out some kind of a trade let me
know what you have and perhaps
OWNER GOING NORTH—Will Wo can got together on a deal that
sacrifice six room house having will be mutually beneficial. Adall modern conveniences,
Only dross Trader, care The Hanford inf t iik c o t ir r o r th k rotjsrrv
d V lin n ,
M BM INOLN
COUNTY.
8600 cash required.
.Balance H erald.
ST A T U n r F l.O H lD A .
monthly. W. B. E. care Herald.
IN P lt O f t A T H
90— Automobiles for Sale
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT—New
bungalows, $800. Full price. L.
Bland, West First Stroot.
FOR QUICK SALE—6 room bung
alow, nil modern convenience*!
for $5,500. $1000 cash and $50.00
per month, including In te rest But
you must act quick. W. L, Har
vey, Box 352,
.
MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW.
This bungalow hui largo living
room, dining room, 3 bed rooms,
kitchen ami breakfast nook, hard
wood floors in living room and din
ing room. Modern in every detail.
This home must bo sold In the next
few days, make mo an offer. Ad
dress Owner, cure Herkld.
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SPANISH BUNGALOW— Located
in good residential section, close
In on paved street. Partly furnish
ed, large yard fenced in. House
consists of living room, dining
room, kitehen, two bed rooms ana
bath room complete with shower.
Double garage. Owner has purchas
ed larger home and will sell this
house a t a sacrifice. Terms: $1500
cash and tho balance in easy
monthly payments. Price $7500.
Address Box 431 core The Sanford
Herald.
PALMETTO AVENUE BUNGA
LOW.—Now rented for $35 per
month, can be bought for $4,000 on
term s of $500 cash and tho balance
monthly. During winter season
this house rents for $45 monthly.
Owner needs money and will sacri
fice. Box 150 caro'The Herald.
85— L ots F or Safe
I n re th e B s tn te of:
— -------- ——- It. K. TBl.l-’ORD, Deceased.
FIN A I, NOTH’ K
WU.LYS-KNIGHT and Overland.
Notice In H e re b y (liven th a t the
undcrHlk'iied
will, on the I till day of
F- and M, Motor Co.,
D ecember, A. D. IUI8, prpMwnt to the
Park and Commercial
lln liorahle ( ‘oilIlly J u d g e of Memltinln
B ounty, F lorida, Ills fliuil r e tu r n ,
nccount unit voucher* an A d m in
CHRYSLER
s t r a t o r of the B sin te of 11. K. T U R
CUAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO-' iBO
RlJ. dccunsetl, uml nt an Id tim e,
41! W. l i t St.
Phone 692 th e n and there, m a k e n p p llr a tlo n to
th e mild J u d g e for a fin a l s e ttle m e n t
of hi* a d m in is t r a tio n of sold es tate,
JEW ETT AND PAGE
and for a n order d is c h a r g i n g him nn
suc h A d m in is tra to r .
RIVE'S GARAGE
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D ated thla the 14th dny of O c to
Sanford Dealer
203 W. 1st St.
Phone 617 ber, A. D. 193B.
II. F. W1IITNKH,
An A d m in is tra to r hf th e oatnto nr
It. B. T B L F O llD ,
HUPS— MAKMONS
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Leads tho world in motor car value.
SMITH MOTORS CO
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M^ny of tlto bl$r office building*
The
in the downtown: section house
thousands of people. - And when are to
the elevators begin to poor them & r the coming of th*
forth into; the streets1for lu4th it
\
takes traffic squads of policemen *®d *** tBen w th ,
0 handle the stretunlng crowds.1 ■cg(the ■^**•5’ seesdfa.”
clubs will have
A Chinatown rCstraurant—there tide month and a x * ;
are a number which still hang on
to all the trappings o f the OccldntL"
al version of.the Celestial dining- tainsrs* h
place— it- making quite a play art
Among Brtoadwayta 1
a special dinner which runs thirty
courses. One dish consists of cab elties is pelf-photogrsi
bage, cooked aa the stuffing of tablishment, somewhat
roast chicken.
The chicken la style of the penag'ariaf
thrown away after serving sa the days, has bton opened'
tha price of, twenty-ftr*
roaating-utensll.
can taka eight snapsheta t
A rainy dey does not daunt many in aa many minutes.
of the Fifth Avenue bua patrons
To tho oqt-of-towna* ^M
who prefer to ride on top. They
clamber up ataira and sit under a generally supposed to '
time on his hands than
canopy of unbrellas.
lhg New Yorker, a ’pi
Tho it probably In the birthplace particularly' if in quest' .'
nf more new nongn than any other artistic, Is up Fifth A i
city in tho W9rld, tho metropol 57th Street.
sf*v«rj
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Here Is W hat New
Yorkers Are Doing1
Fifth Avenue is still one place
wheru it is fashionable to use your
legs, especially if your clothes are
worth being inspected. And It lets
you observe tho latest models In
legs. Time was when you had to
look for legs in the chorus but no
longer.—Fifth Avenue is tho big
parade of everything in tho limb
line.
Even tho old cow has broken in
to Fifth Avenue, not on all four
feet, but with her hide. She has
hpd a prominent place on fashion
1925— Dodge Coupo
able menus ever since New York
1924—Dodge Special A Sedan
began to exalt tho hoad waiter,
1923— Dodge Coupo
but
now her hide has got into the
1923—Dodge Touring
sm art shops made up Into fu r coats.
1923—Dodge Panel Truck
1926— Graham 1 1-2 To Truck You can get something sm art in
either Holstein or Jersey, or w hat
MILLER O. PH ILIPS, Inc.
ever is your favorite dairy herd.
Most men, In the West, are
afraid of spats, yellow gloves and
canes, but In New York it is dif
ferent—men here trim themselves
up, even on week days)
The derby hat Is back, not the
brown derby, but the black bowler.
It is ono item in a correct ensenD
bio with a double breaated vest,' ao
short that it looks like a chest pro
tector, apata, glove and cane. The
cane are crooklesa, topped with, a
silver cap.
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—That headline appeared on the first page o f <H$$
morning paper today and every day similar 11 A, ,
dents occur*
L aw su lis Invariably follow, resulting In f l
cial losses to the owners o f ipotor cars and
You can surround yonr business and youf.1
account w ith an unfailing SA FEG U A R D .]
nominal cost. Liability Insurance protect*1*]
against th e Iosbcs th at follow accidedt* ^
personal injury or death occur. I f you
drivers for your cars or trucks, you aro at'1
m ercy: LIABILITY IN SU R AN C E s o t o a ^ ,
problem for you and ju st th e FEELING
SAFETY Is worth the surprisingly low
Consult our IN SU R A N C E , DEPARTMRiWfjp^
gardiag yonr'needs in all insurance mattor*,’
will cheerfully render prompt, e fflfle a t 4*1
and
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They dreaa them up in gold braid
and' braaa buttona and atand them
in front of the awagger ahopa by
way pfa«Tviee,But moatly for dec
oration, One of thato gold trim
med doormen- is aa important to
some ahopa aa lip big braaa, door
knob; Thera also are thin door-,
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WARRANTY DEEDS
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—If you
Lizzie Ann Wilson to E. C.
want to tell your used cars, ad
vertise daily on the classified page Gramliug, lots 37, 38 39 nnd 40,
block ‘C Sylvan Luke in section
USED CAR EXCHANGE
15, tp 19 south, range 29 east.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
F. F. Dutton A Co., to E. J.
Q. W. WANSLEY, Manager
Doughton, lot 112 Indian Mound
Village.,
,
Cora Jackson to G. W. Spencer,
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. east 58 feet of lot 6, block 14 tier
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. 9, E. R. Trafford's map.
U. S. L. Batteries.
C. M. Hand to Cora Jackson,
Distributors Chandler
lot
6, block 14, tier 9, E. R. T rafCommercial Avenue
ford’s map.
Charles H. W oodruff to C. M.
Kennedy, SVfc of lot 4,. Mecca Ham
BE SURE and see the new custom mock.
.
,
built Studebakcrs
Thomas
D.
Inabot
to
Mid-Florida
SAN JUAN GARAGE
Produce Co., l o t . 17, Magnolia
Heights,
SANFORD BUIUK CO.
Lake Jessup Land Co., to D. D.
212 Magnolia Ave.
Wallqpe, lot 8, block B, Wildmurc
Phono 867
subdivision.
LINCOLN — FOR%ef- FORDSON
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commercial & Palmetto, Phone 831
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Sanford Automobile Co.
Oc. 14-21 -IK. N 4-tl-lS-2r,. Dc. Z-9.
200 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
MARVANlA B E IN q PAVED
We are pleased to announce tiint
the paving of tho Mnrvania LakeSEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
front property will begin this week.
INC.
Two $15,000 homes have recently
203 Oak Ave.
been completed and two more
Phone 41
homes will bo undor construction
DODGE
within 10 days. Wo have several
very desirable lots a t a substantial Pleasure carp and Graham Trucks
Phone 3
discount to any one contracting to Elm and 13tb St.
build a nice homo there. We de
sire the whole or p art timo service
of two persons of Belling ability.
Call a t our office fo r more Infor
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v
mation. Scrugga-Scoggan Realty
Dealers
Co., Inc, Masonic Temple. Phone
735.
SELL GOOD USED CARS
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FOR SALE—Five aero farm
cry land, five room house
rage, out buildings, on*
rming tools, and one ba;_
Two acres cleared for tiling,
new buildings, house has *
lights. Price $S,600. H. F.
owner, Rt. A. Box 84, W.
w. 1* i
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FOR SALE
11 acres good citrus land, 4 mile$
west of the city, on hard road.
SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys Good house easily worth $2,500,
in Real Estate, 286 Meisch Build all goes for $4000.00. Terms.
ing.
Elm Avo. and 13th Street.
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC. 85 acres beat celery land, part
cleared and ready for the plow,
Real Estate and
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conveniently located to loading sta
INSURANCE BROKERS
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tion. Best farm value in SeminLIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, 0I0 county at the price .asked.
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306 F irst National Bank Bldg,
THRASHER « GARNER
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Sanford Herald, 1926
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, October 21, 1926
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 21, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 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
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald